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THE TIM6S-YISIT0R.
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THURSDAY, . MARCH ? 15, 1900
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ITHE LEADER IN THB NEWS AND
IN CITY CIRCULATION.
Communication or items - new com
cerning subject of local intense are
desired by this paper and will be pub
lished if worthy of spaoa. All aovh
commnaicatatane should be addressed to
The Times-Visitor, and not to individual
members of the staff. Name of authors
should accompany communications, but
Will be omitted in publication if deaired.
wxy at km future day to make : " potsible for
the Assembly to come to Wihninfl 'on-
"With thanks lor personal cooAte1 ahown
iiie bv vou and your good people.
"1 am, yours truly,
"0. II. MEi 'ANK.
For tlie Comtt Ittee."
The letter notifying the owners t lf the
botel at Morehead of the selection ot 'bat
place for the next meeting was as ,o1
lows: ltal.'inli N- Manli !1. 100. '
Burki- a ( ompaiiyj Halettfli, N. C. :
"Dear Kir: tu tu Murehtal is the ct. ?
from mountains in llic tea. We arc com- '
irilf, vv are coniinir. so mum- rcaoj w
our bodUs aud rinas lor our Htc.'i-. tn: buy your
very bent goods for the inn., man, and your
beat beds for the tu-ury teaihtT.
"1 am y.mra for a yic.ll iiu-i-linis.
"Very truly,
"0. II. MEB.VXE.
-&.irel.irv and TrcaMirer N. C- T. A.'
WHITHER ARE WE DRIFTING?
The Times-Visitor today iv,-oh cl n
roiumunlcntinn from .i liii.vi oi K;ileih
-dealing with an unpli'a.i.ini suniei:. r.tit.
line which should he faieo. It is a seri
ous iuesti(in. hut if i,.t. i.icts st.ue-1 .-ie
till that is claimed, th,- i ;iu'hoviti"S
ire some one of the rn.:istii.ie.; in P.i;l
fish shouhl net at once.
The communication i as follows:
"There is certainly a laxity of enforce
ment of the law by those ontrusted with
the dispensing of the same, in regard to
maintaining the moral standing of this
municipality. At common law all open
lewdness, grossly scandalous actions
which openly outrages decency, and Is in
jurious to public morals, are Indictable.
Improperly conducted house where both
nexes of evil fame and naaie are suffered
to remain lewdly and lesciviously misbe
having themselves are at common law
public nuisances and liable to indictmeiii .
Any place kept where dessolute an de
bauched persons are drawn together en
dangers the public peace, outrages de-
t-ency and corrupts morals and should L
biiuimarily dealt with by law.
in our miitst is such a place it may
be there are numerous such but there
fine In particular, located on East I la vie
utreet kept by a disreputable woman. Hut
h few- days ago a young girl born and
raised in Raleigh, was tarried to this
house by a man and became an inmate.
thereof, throwing herself into a lite of
debauchery. The next day this depraved
Wan. procured a license and married the
Rlrl to avoid a criminal prosecution, and
since his marriage and now is keeping
his wife in this house of public prostitu
tion, submitting herself to all the sur
roundings of such a place.
"In the name of (iod. in defense of pub
lic morals, in maintenance of common de
cency and in behalf of virtue shall such
condition of affairs continue in our
midst. Our police pass this house many
times during the day. and see its inmates
on the porch, at the gate, and on the
sidewalk. They know all about this awful
Ftory of the young girl. The justice of
the peace who married them knows the
whole story. Kvery magistrate in the city
has heard it. Will no legal steps be taken
to wipe out this foul stain upon our good
name?"
To Do III Costs More
Than To Do Well."
This might properly read,
"It costs more to BE ill
than to BE well." The
source of all health is rich,
strong blood. It is to the
body what the mighty
streams are to the earth.
If the blood is pure, the
body thrives; if the blood
is weak or impoverished,
then every pulse-beat car
ries weakness instead of
strength. The only perfect blood purifier
and vigor-maker in existence is the world
famed Hood's SarsapariHa. It brings
good, perfect health.
Catarrh and Deafness - "lam
68 years eld and suffered from catarrh
for many years, becoming quite deaf. It
took nine bottles of Hood's SarsaparUla to
effectually cure me. I can hear quite
well now." John K. Houk. Hamilton.
&iontana.
Rheumatism " 'was wom out
with rheumatism, but took Hood's Sarsa
parSla and I now have a good appetite
and am as wel! as any 'woman." Mrs.
H. H. Gray, Emporia, Kan.
lassM im r i inn at
MRU crviTtivTr eur.ee
'.Vj a .. o -
New Oxfords for ihs Now
women-
Whe have this week opened our
first shipment of Spring Shoes and
Oxfords, and the prettiest we have
evei shown.
You are cordially invited to call in and see them.
S. C. POOL'S
Shoe Store
Small lots ol winter Shoes on hand at &acrafice prices.
r--. 1- aw m
Rosos
Carnation
3,
mm - m w
UI0I01
0
And other Choice Cuf lowers for all Occassions Always in
Stock. ' ,
Floral Designs at Sftort Notice
SOt ID COMFORT.
WEDDING DECORATIONS.
PALMS, ,FERNS IN GREAT ; VARIETIES. ALL; SIZEV-WINTE
BLOOMING PLANTS OF PRIMROSES, CALLA LILIES, ETC.
Visitors cordially invited. Greenhouse, North Halifax Street near
Peace Institute. ' .
H. STEINMETS, Florist,"
Bell 'Phone 113. RALEIGH, N. C.
Hood's Pills cure Bver ilU; the nnn-irritntlnir nd
"on It CHtiiartic to take with Huoil' SarwHarillsC
COOKING
TO MEET AT MOREHEAD CITY
Teacher's Assembly this Year at Ti
Popular Summer Resort.
The executive committee of the Teach
er's Assembly met at Greensboro Tues
day night and after a session lasting
several hours decided to hold the next
eession ol the Assembly at Morehead.
There were two bidders for it More
head and Wilmington. The advantages
ufforded and the inducements offered by
both places were fully discussed, and
finally Morehead was selected.
-The reasons that influenced the com
mittee in making this choice are set
forth In the following letter sont yester
day by Secretary Mebane to the chair
man of the Wilmington committee:
Raleigh. X. C. Mareli 11, 11X10.
Mr. Alarms W. .lae-ihi. 'iliiiijig:lon. N. i:
'Dear Mr: The eonimitn-e conidere.l cml'iilly
and lonff tin1 pliin! for holding the next Teai'li
er'a Assembly la.t night at t;rt-n.sb'io. and final
ly concluded that the Assembly could n.a to
.Wilmington fur threw riason-.:
nr ne tnul.l n.t atli-ro to require any
rnunljer of the u-arhers to i.iy er d...v at the
botel of Willnitnrten, when we had the offer
of first class hotel fare ai Morelit-ad fer !1 per
day. In other wonts tne nnoret teacher at
Morehead is on llie same li.otiu wiih th- veaha
lest nun in the State.
"Second Our people would Jeiessnrilv be Scat
tered over the i ity and more dittmilt to e-et
,'? - together for tint naivention viork of the Ar-
.,. Bcmbly.
- "Third -JEverr individual who !my our on-
, fa tifkeU from the raihoieU entitled to
-: what ever 'cOurtefiei. or special privilegea are aiv-
i n to uh, and it would be possible llntt seane
'k-" fOugh citizen nditlif svt inm some i;ood pri-
'j-.'f ; Urate home jtd do us as an oieanifcui-vn liarin.
i.v'-'Y ."Tlie liwiri-'a-eiiMiii -as the hotel charges. It
-J." Wm Orton Hoiwe would have ivell u.4 St per
( '' lay rates.' n-ould have tried to manage the
Tlie Comnvltee ajiprei-iale inol merely the
V". Itreat interest shown by the ttotnl people of Wil
vi.'; inimrtbii in imvinif the. Aswml.Jy at Wilmington
. Hbi4. year, imd wish to awiuie you And your peti
v"';. pleithat'.we have tried to do our duty to the
i;'? laasemblr whose offtcial reprcsentativet we are,
- ' M 'Well n give a nrefnl consideration to the
ffer you hav kjndty tendered us. '
' :.: ' k.1 Iww t&S btil unBavTi uy jet KS lliit
You should have Koad Wines.
Brandies, Rum and Cordials for
cooking. We have them Bass Island,
Sherry and Sweet Oatiwba Wines
Sl.OO per Gal.
N. C. APPLE BRANDY 75c. per qt.
JAMAICA RUM $1.00 per qt.
GRAPE BRANDY $1.00 perqt.
We carry in stock the finest French
Cord als, Imported and Domestic
table and cooking Wines which we
offer at the lowest prices.
Our Belmont Rye Whiskey (10
years old), The best for Family and
Medicinal uses,
ACME WINE CO.,
309 FAYETTE VI LLE ST.,
RALEIGH, N.
Interstate Phone 144.
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ami enjoyment is what you get wheal
. you smoke one of our Key West Min
atura cigars. For an after dinner
cigar or a soother hefore retiring or
for a smoke at any hour, there is no
cioar that is made that will give
such eminent satisfaction for the
money as this one. A good c'gar at a
reasonable price is in demand and
you can't beat the Minatura.
For Your
FflDILY GROCERIES
CALL ON
J.R. FERRALL & CO.
222 Fayetteville Street.
Best Goods at
Lowest Prices.
McGEE'S Pharmacy.
ANOTHER WEEK
Of Our Great Closing
Out Sale !
Dress Goods, Silks and Muslin Un
derwear at Gbst.
During Week of
MARCH 12th to 17th
fancy dress prints. Spring Styles
Navy 151ue, Black and White, and all Lbs J
Shirting Prints,
CROSS
Opening Day! U 3id, 110.
that retail at 6 and 6 1-4C. at the price ot 4 3-4c yard. These
goods are worth 5c. yard by case.
One lot of 3,000 yards Unbleached Domestics to be sold as long as they
last at 6 isc.
Our stock must be reduced bv July 1st. at which time our Mr. Win.
Woollcott will retire from the firm and Mr. Walter Woollcott will continue
the business at the old stand.
We have for sale one horse, one dray, one large and one small delivery
wagon and one set 01 Harness.
Woollcott & Son,
DUNLAP AND S rETSON
HATS.
We have plenty others cheaper but vou
you can ouly get it at
want the correct thing and
Bicycle Repair Shop.
Old Repairman at bis old
Stand, front of Union Depot
When your wheel needs
repairing get my prices.
NEIL. A SPENCE-
LATHE WOHK A SPECIALTY
NOTICE OF PRIMARY.
Raleigh, N. C, March 8th, 11100.
A primary election has been called by
the Board of Aldermen of the city ft
KaleiKh, to be held Monday, March 19th.
VM0. for the purpose of gettini? an. ex
pression of the people on the sale of the
present Market House. It is earnestly
desired that th entire vote of the ciry
be polled, and you are hereby urged to go
to the voting places in your ward, on tho
day above mentioned, and by your vote
express your views on this subject. Thl
is an Important matter and one which
com eras the interest of every citizen.
The method adopted by the Board seems
to be fair to all concerned, so do not fait
to avail yourselves of the opportunity
now given. We shall expect , and look
for you at the vottng place on election
day. The following are the voting places:
First and second divisions of the First
Ward, at the Capital Engine Bouse: first
and second divisions of the Seoond Ward,
at the Victor Engine House; first and sec
ond divisions of the . Third Ward, at
Jones' Warehouse; flrat and second divi
sions of the Fourth Ward, at the City
Lot.
i i Bfciltf iff & &WU aiaox. ; .
Surely art can go nofurthe
ic design or decoration. These
latest examples of exquisite
workmanship, displayed by
us today, are the capstone on
all previous effort in the pro
duction of things beautiful.
To see them is in itse If an
education. You are invited
to see the lovel y objects w
e
have gathered for the Chris,,
mas s eason. You will not be
asked to buy unless, indeed
these diinty rings, these
cunning s..ver aovehies,
these hundred odd captiva-
tions have we, small voices in
their beauty and their prices
I H, Mahler's Sons.
I FANNING CRAIG,
Attorney at Law,
COLLECTIONS OF CLAIMS A
SPECIALTY.
Rooms 8 and 9, Coin-nerical and
Farmer's Bank Building.
CROSS & LINEHAN.
UP-TO DATE CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS.
Experience is Worth While.
An inexperietced paper-hanger's
Jewelers.
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Still Curing
The People.
A lady in Charlotte writes that
she has tried them all and that
rairl? is thl . 5nlT will find it here
REMEDY, that is entirely satisfac
tory. It has no bad after effects.
15, 25, and 50c a bo. tie at Drug
stores
work is never satisfactory, raper-
t :
w..-vniji """.s"fi - i
seems like simple
i but if you'll just try your band at it
so easy as it looks. We have io
larged our force for the cpring trade
and can do your work promptly.
You will find in our store this
season the largest line of wall-paper
that has ever been in this city. We
have every thing that is made in
wall paper.
No matter what you want you
Southern Wall' Paper Co.,
13, West Hargett St,
x?. G., SIGGBK8, Patent Lawyer,
Waabiogton, D. C., ptiUiahe a valuable
copyrighted book entitled "How to Ob
tain Patent, Caves t, Trade Mark and
Ooprrlfbt ProtcctJoa iriti DectaiaH te
leadin patent eaeea." A copy wffl be
sm Xqm ta mz Uirm.
Finest Stoye Wood
in the World.
DOGWOOD. PERSIISON IKD
: HICKORY.
Sawed the rigbt '.engtb, 60 cents for one
horse load, on yard at
Shuttle Block Factory,
Near Southern Hallway Freight Depot
POPE'S
Candies
-MADE-:
; Inaiat on baying North State Flour
lara te spas banac . . . . .
Fresh! Every Day
W. H. ROGERS,
Produce Commission Merchant,
AND DEaKIB IS
CHICKENS. . TUBKrS,' : EGGS
BUTTER. FRUITS, ,
:,''v'r VEGETB.tES,f ,
Dressed Fowles Specialty ::: '
. Stal Nbl T, City MfwrVet.
Free and Piotnpt Delivery ? ;
Iottrstafe Tbone 8t '