Dobbin & Ferrall
At Tucker's Store.
Over
1000
New Corsets
At the Old Prices.
All fresh new models, not a bad liltiag' Corset in the entire lot.
Imported and domestic m ikers contribute including the C. P.
the best French Corset manufactured and America's leading
Corset the W. 15. the R. & G. and there are others n.aking up
this grand collection. Our $i oo Corsets are the best foi one dol
ar sold anywhere.
CHJKTOE) OF WFB.
Concordia, Kans., Feb., 28, 1899.
I think it my duty to write you about myself. I am 44 years old, and was very sick last
summer from the "Change of Life." Two of the best doctors in Grand Island, Neb., after treat
in? me, gave me up to die. As a last resort I finally tried Wine of Cardui. I am happy to say
it helped me from the first dose. After using ft awhile I was in better health than for many
years. Another . spell has lately come on me, and I sent down town last night for a bottle of
wine of .Cardui again. After taking it a few hours I am very much better to-day. It is a
pleasure to me to tell others about this wonderful medicine.
Mrs. M. W. RANDOLPH.
w. aw
Tnis functional change which comes to a woman makes the period between 40 and 50 one of the most critical in her life.
If the "Change of Lite" is passed safely, she may expect to live to a happy old age. When proper treatment is not secured at
this time few women are ever really well again. They quickly become nervous, "fidgety," unlovely old creatures no comfort
to themselves or iheir families. There is nothing like Wine of Cardui to help women over this dangerous period. Those who take
it when the first menstrual irregularity gives warning of the approaching change have a peaceful long life as a reward. They will
grow old gracefully and enjoy life to the end. If you are near the time when you can expect the "Change of Life, ' ' fortify your
self by getting a S 1 . 00 bottle of Wine of Cardui at your nearest drug store to-day. It relieves every sort of ' 'female trouble. ' '
For advice in cases requiring special directions address, giving symptoms, the "Ladies' Advisory Department," The Chatta
nooga Medicine Company, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Every Druggist Keeps $1.00 Bottles.
CHICAGO LAWVHK IS IN JAIL.
Locked l'p at Hrazil, Iml fur Solii-liim;
Hainanc Sum'
Orazll, Iml.. March IT.- .li !m .uol l.i--"s
Hasager. attorneys if Clii -.n. mm.' m
this pity Fri'luy ii ml visiiiil ib,. mm
wounded in the wn -I; ot ihe iniiirrs'
train March .". cntlc-iivm-in;; in iii'lu:-.- ili-iu
to allow them to bring soils for 'l.jnnuv s
against the railrou.l company jirovMiui;
that the company l'iiil-l in make an aini
cable settlement. This in u : ! Hi. !. :ii
attorneys and they aiis.il ;i u.ut.imi to
be issued fur the arrest ir 'In- t'luravn
attorney.
John Hasaer has rotuim-l in t'lijr.icti.
hut Lewis was arrrMeit ati'l NinL- imaMc
to furnish a bciml of xl.miti tor Ins iipp'-ai -ance
in court tomorrow was lm V. : iv.
Hasager telegraphed lo riii.n'.o f.,r u.(
sistance. He denies the .hs.ri ,m. Iv
can vlndicale himself.
SCKS 1IKK LANIM.OItl. HH: r,,"i.
Mrs. Bernstein M. Moon' Claims Tli.it
Sewer Gas Poison. -.1 Her.
Chicago. March IT. - Mrs. tin r.stein M.
Moore has a grievance againsi John V.
Anderson, her former landlord. She
thinks about J!",. una will square matters.
She began sail in the Sur-crini- Court
yesterday for that amount. I'oiionous
gases pervaded the huihiiuvr. inoidintf to
Mrs. Moore, am ihouuli she Iim-i) ih iv
"just two months slie I, cranio -tk and
was forced to go to a hospital. Tin iv. she
says, she spent Sl.nco for ti-eatiiioiii She
says she suffered great bodily pain and
anguish, her health as heroine impaired,
her life has been shortened, an I, in
Short, she basil beeone a physical wreck.
Mrs. Moore Insists the landlord ngrcd
to put the Hat. especially Hie tiist floor.
Which was to he Occupied by I he .loores.
In good order and keep tip premises and
the plumbing free from obnoxious kuhph.
The house was. however, ac, online, to the
plaintiff, full of such gasc. uluch leaked
from a broken sewer pipe.
THINKS
THAT WPMKN
ritoi'iii:sv
sin di.n
Itev. A. C. Hi son Oi.- His V,. - on Mie
Subject of Women I'reiciin:
Dr. A. C. Dixon, t In ramoic . a York
divine, at the meet ini of H.e I!,.; min
isters yesterday. nave hi., iov. on Hie
qtiestifn of whether women shn;:'... ;.i -:o h.
He said:
"I believe that women oui-iii mc in be
officials in the church as i .. tie- ci- any
other capacity. Man i-- the in c i 'ii the
home, the church and the S;;.o Ion i!v
Scriptures teach plainly tin" wcivn
should prophesy, wlih h means spoil!, for
the Lord, 1'anl mid tiie wxiiicn at Cor
inth to prophesy and ray in pu!ili with
heads covered, and he del not men to
tell them to do the wron ih'i. in the
right way.
"nl the Scripture iinod d b i' r on
the day of Tentecost. Joel sui ! vn-.;r ons
and Slaughters shall prophesy uien the
Spirit shall come unto you. an. I in the
fulfillment of this prophesy men and wo
men, were filled with the Holy Spirit and
spake with other tongues .is the Spirit
gave them utterance.
"Philip, the evangelist, bad two daugh
ters who were evangelists lil e himself.
Every Christian woman has a rbrlit to
speak 'for Christ before any company of
men or women, however small or large.
God has used anil is using today many
women like the 'Countess Schlmnvlnuiim
in winning thousands of sols to Christ. '
Atlanta Journal.
"DEEDS ARE FRUITS,
HOODS' PILLS are non-irritating,
Word are bnt leaves." It is not what
re u, but what Hood's Snrsapnrilla
doea tbtRit tells the story. The many
wonderful cures effected by this medi
cine are the fruits by which it should
be judged. These prove It to be the
great, unepualled- remedy for dyspepsia,
rheumatism, scrofula, salt rheum, ca
tarrh and all other ailments due to im
pure biood or Impoverished blood.
HOOD'S PILLS care sick headache,
IndlfeetluD.
i. Raleigh. X. t'., March 1. lfitiO.
' I have been troubled very hadly with
rheumatism for sometime, almost un
able to walk. The North Slate Rheunla
tlo Cure was recommended to me and I
bought n bottle anil before I hnd taken
'It all I was almost entirely relieved.
Very respectfully,
. V. H. n.MiKEtl.
(From the Washinglon Star.)
The camp at C'ayay. Porto Kieo. which
i.'bM been "elected ' i' the station of Ihe
Porto Rlcan batlulioti now in roKrens of
! organization, has been desiKiiated "Camp
'' llenry," Jn memory of the lute Maj.-Oeo.
' ti7 V. kenry. I'- S- V., formerly com-
tnandlnR gonernl of the department of
Forto Rico, v , ,
Y(r HI T KNKW.
(f'rom an Exchange.)
If you but knew
How all my days seemed filled with
dreams of you;
ilou sometimes in the silent, restless
night
Your eyes thrill through me with all their
lire so bright:
How oft I hear your voice when others
speak.
How you 'mid other forms 1 vainly seek,
oh! love more real than though such
dreams were true,
It you lint knew.
Could you but guess
How you atone make all my happiness. .
How 1 am more than willing for your
sake
Yn stand alone, give all and nothing
take :
Nor chafe lo think you bound while 1 am
free.
(.mile tree till death, to love you silently.
Could you lull guess!
I'ould you lint learn
How when you doubt my truth I sadly
yearn
To icll you all. to stand lor one brief
space
enfettered, soul to soul, as face to face.
To crown you king, my king.
Till life shall end.
M loor. and likewise my truest friend.
AYould you love me. dearest, as friendly
in return
Could you but learn?
Mil!. VKilNON -DARNELL.
The Chicago Chronirle of Wednesday
lias Hie following complimentary notice
of Mr. Vernon Darnell, who was formerly
a member of Hie musical faculty of Peace
Institute, of this city.
Vernon D'Arnnlle, the young Virginian
baritone who recently joined the teaching
stall of the Chicago Music College, gave
his lirst recital here last night in the col
lege ncital hall. An audience that com
pletely tilled the hall greeted him warmly
at tie- beginning and applauded him en
thusiastically before he hud ended.
Mr. D'Arnnlle sang about a dozeu short
ballads and songs, most of them in (ier
nuin or in English. His voice proved of
great register, best in its higher notes
and at all limes resonant and rich in tone.
He contented himself wit li simple effects
oi feeling. His best success was with a
gn.up of souxs by Campbell Tilton. a fol
low member of Hie college faculty. Mr.
H Arualle's rendition of these was en
thusiastically received. Waliher's
"I'reislicd." from "Die Meistersinger."
was tiie most ambitious attempt of tiie
celling. Mr. D'Arnnlle sang most sym
pathetically. t From the New York Tribune.)
Some High School boys of Philadelphia
who are getting signatures lo a pro-Boer
petition went Into a store the other day
Sept by a man named O'Drien. concluding
from the name that the proprietor would
gladly sign the petition.
The spokesman of the party related the
nature of the visit and told of the expres
sion of admiration they were about t
send to Horn Paul, and Mr. O'Brien lis
tened attentively to every word until he
was asked to sign his name on the paper
the lads presented.
Then he raised his voice and started to
sing "Cod Save the Queen."
After he had finished a verse he said
to rhe youths:
Tiet out of her with your petition. I
want you !o understand that 1 am no
Irish Hoer. but am for the Queen every
time, (let out of here, and hurry, too!"
The boys went.
CHANCE W NEW ADS.
Mechanics' aud Investors' I'nion.
lloylan, Pearce & Co. Women's Suits.
Dobbin & Ferrafl. Men's Corsets.
Pearce & Ashe. Artlstics.
HAYE YOD PURCHASED
... ..... ..un .n
Ant full uuinu iu
j yOU should see my line ot tJiO'&es wnicn ean not De exceneu
foi Spring Trade either in design or quality.
Hav Yu a Style of Your Own ? I'll give you that.
Do You Want New York's Latest Styles ? 1 will give you
that.
Have You Clothes You Wish Pressed ? I'll do that.
, . Respectfully, , ;
CHAS. HUBERT BELVIN,
Merchant Tailor,
Holkman But!ciiig,
Graduate of the Jno. J. Mitchell Garment Cutttng School o
New York City.
Bell 'Phone 872, Call me flp. . t
WAHESBORO SELECTED.
A dispatch from Princeion announces
that Professor Charles Young, of the
Cuiversity Ast rouomieal Depart mem . an
nounced today lhat preparations are now
being made by him to observe the total
eclipse of the sun. which will lake place
on May JMh. The instruments for tin1
work are in course of construction.
W'adesboro. X. ('.. has been selected
as the place where the best observnt ions
can be made and a party of Princeton
professors, under the direction of Pro
fessor Young, will leave here for that
pcint two weeks prior to the dale of Ihe
eclipse. Tiie work undertaken will be
mainly spectn scopic, including partieu
uarly a deterniilial ion. Lot Ii v isual and
photographic, of ihe position of the coro
na line. Several sets of photographs ef
Hie eclipse will be taken.
SALE OK LAND INDEIt MDKTCAtiE.
Coder and by virtue of the powers con
tained in a mortgage deed eexcuted by
Penina E. Williams on the Hth day of
February, 1SSL, anil recorded ih Book
at page T!'. Register of Deeds office for
Wake County, we will at 1:! o'clock, M.,
on Saturday, the I lib day of April. Pmii.
expose to sale at public auction at the
door of the Court House id Wake County,
in Raleigh. X. C. the lands mentioned in
said mortgage deed, situate in "'ary
Township, adjoining Hie lands of J. Q.
Williams. .Ii sse Weathers and others, and
being Lot No. t in the division of tlu
dowcr lands of Ihe late Nancy Alford, as
reporlcd to February Term 1X.V- of lb,
Court of Common Pleas and Quarter Ses
sions of Wake County and recorded In
Hook 2! t h . at page L'L.'.". Superior Court
Cle.rk's oflice. and bounded as follows:
In a line beginning at a dogwood, running
thence east 4" poles lo a black gum.
(hence south ITU poles to a stake and
pointers, thence west u poles to a hick
ory, thence north lTtt poles to the begin
ning, containing 4I'4 acres, and being the
land on which said P. K. Williams re
sided at the date of said mortgage deed
and for many years prior and subsequent
thereto.
Terms or Sale: CASH.
K. T. & It. L. CRAY.
Attorneys for Moringee.
W. H. ROGRES,
Produce Commission Merchant.
AND HEAEEU IN
CHICK EKS. lUPKLYS, KGCS
BUTTER. FRUITS,
VEGETABLES,
Dressed Fowles a Specialty
Stal No 7, City Market.
Free and Piompt Delivery
lote rUate 'Phone 'Hi
CmH anrl Trnrlr-MfirkR nhtntned and all fata
!wtt httainflftn conducted for MBfBt ' ICS. i
Ous Of net is opposite o..pti.Oc "ictlf .
Jand we enn Hecure patent ia leas tilrc than tbor
iremotc from Wasbingtor.. 1
' Send model, drawing or photo., with desenp-i
Ition. ve advise, if patr itable or ot, free of
icharge. Our fee not cue till pan nl is secured. J
A PAMPHLtT, "How to Obtain Patents," witty
cost of suaie In the U.S. and foreign countries
aA-SRiow&co!
' OPP. PaTCjrr Orricc. Was'iinoton, O. C. -
YOOR SPRING SUIT?
niinmiirr cillllT o I
rununAot n ouuh s
HELP In i.ONC YOYAC K SAILilKS.
Saving : in. can Annually i'nder N'ew
Shipping Law.
Iiy TeliTMph lo Hie Times-Visitor.
New Y.u U. March iT. - The new ship
ping lax1. . ill save sailors aholK ..','!". one
a year ucti.r iiag to I niied State- Ship
ping Coi iu'isioner IHikey. Tiie hoarilinu
house ki ' pi rs will hereafter be allowed
only one cnu'b's advance wages of liie
seamen, .i living of $1'." lor each seaman
starting on a long oagc.
VAi.t , r.i.i: ci rv ritui'KUTY I'tn:
SAM-:.
y viiiuo of authority conferred by n
certain died of mortgage, from II. M.
Allen :iu I Helen Allen, his wife. W. I '.
('mill and Kiltie T. (-'ram. his wife, lo
Krnest ILiyw.iod. Kxeoiitor and Trustee
iiinler i.i I;, l'oole's will, daled August
."lit, 1V.il. and registered in Hie olliee
id' the Ibristor .d' Deeds for Wake
County. V ('.. in I'.ook IlL' at page TiMi.
I will on
Ml I.N 1 A Y. AI'IMI. L'ND. PdtHI.
sell at public outcry to the liigbesl bid
Led for oa-h, a certain lot of land at
the tioril; w oM corner of llie iniersi ci ion
of 11:11- It anil West Street.:, ill Ihe
City of ;aleih, N. ('.. bounded by a line
as follow-:
IteginninL' at the northwest corner of
West ami IJargeir Sireels. runs thence
along lb.- line of West Street, north l'J.1
feet to John Myall's line. Iliellce with
s.liil Mi nt's line West -11 feet, tllelici
Soillb along said Myatt's line
: .".12 feet to a corner, thence
Wesl with Myatt's line to the
line of the Kaleigll and Castnn
K. I!. Company, thence South aloii.- the
line of said It. U. Company to llarcctt
Si reel, thence KaM with llargelt Street
to Ihe liegiiinit'.g. being part of lot No.
d'Ji; in the plan iSlialler's Mad of the
City of ltaleigb, and the same conveyed
b.v 1!. It. Stumps and wile In Allen &
('mm. by ilceil recorded ill said oflice
in Hook Si) at page 14.". Also the fol
lowing notes to 10. 1!. Stamps, secured
by a certain mortgage from said Allen
A' ('mm to said Stumps, recorded in
s.t ill office in Hook TH at page :: I . said
Holes being dated Manii 1-t. 1S.VJ. and
.lauuiiry 1st. 1S). respectively, bearing
s per. cent. Interest from their date, one
for .l.(l(lll.lll). payable March 1st. 1SS-I,
one for $l.tl(Mi.i". payable ..inuary 1-1.
ISSo. and one lor Sl.tHMi.iNi, payable on
or before .laiiiiary 1st. lssti. am! being
tin I.v notes secured b.v said S'.:inip.
inoitage wbi. h have mil been paid,
and snid notes having been endorsed and
deposited with the iinilei'signed. tile in
terest thereon having been paid to A t;:-u-d
.Mil, 1SSII.
Time of sale. l'J o'elnc. m.
I'lace ot sale. Couniy Coiml House
Door. Kalcigh. N. C.
r.i;M:sr MAYWoon.
Kxeeiitor anil Tru-lee iiinler Will 11.
l'oole's will.
M :ii til 1st. d. t. e.
Noirrii sT.-.Tic I'l.in it 53 Aae.OLVTE
..Y 1TRE AM Ai.WAYS FTIESH.
NOTICE OI-' AHMIMSTKAT10N.
Having liualilicd as cj.-culur ot tile cs
lale of .lasjier ll.-i rim in. late of Wake
enmity, N. ('., Ilii- is to notify all pcr
boiis linvilic claiius avrainst tiie estate of
sniil .Insiier llarliani. to present their
lo the iiuilersitrncd at Yuiiiissville, N. U.,
on or liefiire tiie -M day of I'eluuary,
UHll. or this notice will lie deail in liar
of their recovery. All ncrsoiis inilcliled
to the said estate will make ininiediiitf
settlement of the smite with the under
r-.-ucd.
flis I'ebiltarv Ii.'. 11X10.
UL'KLS J. BAR 1 1 AM,
rt.vecutor.
I BUY
And
SELL
Old Clothes, Hats,
Old Shoes,
Old Gold,
Pistols, Watches,
Guns, or anything.
Call Bel! phone '"864
HARRIS
STEAM DYE WORKS
f Suits Cleaned 75c
" Cleaned and Dyed $ 150
DOBBIN &
CROSS & L1NEHAN.
Opening Day' March 3rd, 10.
Spring Styles
DUNLAP AND STETSON
HATS.
We have plenty others cheaper
! you can only net it at
CROSS
UP TO DATE
TO ALL POINTS
North South and Southwest
Schedule in Ell'ect Djo. 11th, 1SW
fcOUTFIBOUND
No. 40H, No 41
Lv. Raleigh 11:2.14 a rn. J3 'M pm
Ar So Pines 4.2H a m ." 5S pni
Ar Hamlet 5.t7 a r li pin
Ar WilniinKton.S A Ii 112.05 p m
Ar Monroe, " (i 41! a m ! 13pio
Ar Char SAL" 50 a tr 1020ptn
Ar Chester, SALS OS ajr.10 (! piu
Ar fjreeuwood 111 US a m 1 07am
Ar Alliens 1 Ki p in 3 Ci a m
Ar At'anta .'i 50 p m i! 'M a :n
Ar Raleigh - lo a m :i :i I p in
NOUTUCOUND
Lv. Raleigh '& O'.l am'
Ar. Uondcrson 3 2bnni
Ar. Portsmouth 7.25um
Ar Richm'tl.AfUi 1.4nam
ArWash'tu, H'K12:iIpm
Ar New V ork O.Iipm
i 11. 22am
13.50pm
5.2Cpin
7.12pn
ll.lOnui
Il.ISam
Ar RALEIGH
SUaily.
2.10am
Ni8. 4(i:i ami 402 ' The Allauta Spi
cial," Soiiil Vestibulctl Tialn of Pull
man Sleeper; and Coaches between Wae
hington anil Atlanta, also Pullniac
Sleeiicrs between Portsmouth, and Ches
ter, S. C.
Noa. 41 auil I'.i. "Tn 3. A.L. Exprens,'
Solid Traij, Coaches and 1'u .man Slue
pers bctwei n Portsmouth anil Atlanta
Company Sleepers between Columliii
and Atlanta.
B :tli trains make immediate connec
tion at Atlanta for Montgomery, Mobile,
New Orleans, Texas, t'alifoinia.Mexic'i,
Chattanooga, Nashville, Memph! "
con and Florida. '
For tickets, Bleepcrs, etc., apply to
agents, or
II S. LEARI), G.T. aud P. A.
Rale gh, N.C.
E. St, John, Vice-President and Genera
Managci
A. W. B. Glover, TralBc Manager.
V. E. Mclice. General Supt.
A. S. Allen, Gen. Pass'r.Agent.
Goneral Offices, Portimo-.Uh,Ya.
FERRALL.
lut you fvant the eorretl thing' and
LINEHAN
CLOTH! KRS AND FURNISHERS
Southern
Railway.
THE STANDARD Rl LA
WAY OF TIIE SOUTH.
lie Oil ju Litis t) All Points.
TEXAS,
CALIFORNIA,
FLORIDA,
CUBA AND
PORTO RICO.
Strict. y FIRST CLASS Equipment '
all Through and Local Trains; Pullma i
PalacD Sleeping Car on all Nigh
Trains. Fast and Safe Schedule.
Travel by the Southern and yon ar as
sured a safe, comfortabls and Expedi
tious journej.
Apply to ticket agnta (or tim tablM,
rates and general information, or ad
dress No rouble to answsr questioa.
Frank S. Gannon. Third Vic President
nd General Maoiger; J. M. Culp, Traf
fic Manager; W. A. Tnrk, G. P. A
WsslilDeton. U. O.
R. L. VERNON, THAD C. 8TUBGIB,
T. P A 6l T. A
Charlotte." N. 0. Raleigh. N. .
SALK OF LAND.
Hv :t i : t lini-itj- of iiinrtKiiKt executed
by V. A. Smitli iiimI wife, recorded in
Honk luic :,"il, KcKi-trr of Ii'ed
Ol'liri- tin- Wlll.i' Ciilltlt.V. 1 will, oil Mon-
diif. I'.hli of M.u'ili. T.HitP. at 1! o'lloi-k
SI., :il tin- '.-int IIiiiim- iloor of Wake
ruiiiiiv. Kalcicli. N. C.. sell to die hishext
liiilili-r at public auction for cash a tract
ef land Mtiintc in Swift Creek Township,
Wake county. In-;:iniiiii at n slake lit V.
, W. l.:iiiton line, inn! S. to a stake
uinl rucks in .1. K. Lanslotrs line';
llntiii' Knsl to a Make ami locks iu
Henry .luiiri.' lino; theuee North, with
siiiil line to : lcail pine in W. W. I -an IT
stonV line: tliiticc West to the begin
nins. containing -I in res, being part at
the lOli.m 1. allusion land.
'V. N. JtlNF.S. Attoraey.
E. G. SIGGBRS, Patent Lawyer.
Washington, D. C publisher a valuable
copyrighted book entitled "How to Ob
tain Patent, Caveat, TaSJe Mark and
Copyright Protection ttk OcefataM la
leading patent cum." ' Wpy. jrttl Im
at lot to any addrcao, ...