^p THE RALEIGH EVENING TIMES, THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1905.
THE WEATHER
For Raleigh and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy to-night and Friday.
Forecast for North Carolina for 36
hours to 8 p. m. Friday: Partly
cloudy to-night and Friday, with show
ers in extreme western portion.
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We Give S. H. (St. Co., Green Trade Discount Sta.mps Free
No Goods Charged or Sent to See at July Clearance Sale Prices,
The law against speeding does
not apply to quick selling. We
offer
REFRIGERATORS,
WHITE MOUNTAIN
FREEZERS.
SCREEN DOORS & WINDOWS
HOUSEHOLD PAINTS,
VARNISH,
Thos. 11. Briggs & Sons
Raleigh, N. C.
Buck’s Stoves-Kanges
Screen Doors,
Screen
Windows
Fly Fans
and
Fly Paper
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Very moderate temepratures con
tinue to prevail throughout almost
the entire country east of the Rocky
mountains, except at a few southern
points'. The only stations in the south
reporting maximum temperatures of
90 degrees, or above, were: Jackson
ville 92 degrees, Taylor and Abilene,
Texas, 92 degrees, and Augusta and
Mobile 90 degrees. On the other hand
high ytemper^turefe; continue in ithie
extreme west, Modena and Winne
mucca 94 degrees, Salt Lake City 96
degrees and Phoenix 104 degrees.
Scattered rains occurred in the cen
tral Mississippi and Missouri valleys,
with the largest amounts at Kansas
City 1.96 inches and Miles City 1.14.
Throughout most of the Cotton Belt
and the eastern section of the country
generally fair and moderately cool
ewather prevails. The lowest temper
ature reported during the past 24
hours was 42 degrees at Yellowstone
Park, Wyoming.
C. F. VON HERRMANN,
Section Director.
Not a Failure Has Been Reported.
Safe—speedy—sure: “Out of all the
Hughes’ Tonic I have sold no" a fail
ure reported. Every bottle has given
perfect satisfaction. I recommend it
—acertain, safe and speedy cure for
chills and fever.” Sold by Druggists
—50c. and $1.00 bottles.
Prepared By
ROBINSON-PETTET CO., (Inc.)
Louisville.
THE EXCURSION TRAIN WILL
LEAVE AT 7:45 P. M. FOR CHALY
BEATE SPRINGS FRIDAY.
Boylan, Pearce & Co.
You Must Hurry
Bam
Or else you’ll lose a glorious opportunity to supply your necessities of
life at a marked saving
now short lived
nous success.
been benefitted
This, the Banner of all Summer July Sales, is
Only two more days of it
The sale has been a gio
All who come here since we started this clearance have
. Patrons have gone away from our store jubilent over
their purchases here. They have carried the glad news to others and
thus the sale has progressed, and the Closing Days shall be memorable.
Put in your appearance Friday or Saturday, and fall in line with those
who are reaping the harvest of lower prices.
THE MILLINERY.
This department is kept open all
the year. We are ready to take hurry
orders. All the fine hats are being
brushed out at half and third value.
Fine hats for $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00.
Tailor-made Hats, $2, $2.50 and $3.
Ready to Wear Hats 50c., 75c. & 98c.
White- Duck Sailors
50c.
Children’s Straw Sailors, Half Price.
$2.50 marked to
75c. and $1.00
MEN’S SUMMER SHOES.
SUITS and SKIRTS,
RAIN COATS
and
SHIRT WAISTS
EVERY ONE CAME THIS MORNING GOT A FIT, AND
STILL THERE ARE A FEW LEFT AT
ORIENTAL PILLOWS.
Ottoman Striped Pillows—Tassels
to match, for sofas, couches, chairs,
hammocks, filled with silk down.
They sei at sight. One bale came
Friday evening, half gone already.
They go at a price that takes... .50c.
When you can buy such shoes as
PLAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS.
(AROLINA
.MARE (0
225 South Wilmington St.
You Will Never
AGAIN GET A CHANCE
Like This
Bargains in Samples
500 Pocket Knives, Regular
Retail Price 50c. Your
choice, 25 cents
200 Guaranteed Razors, Re
tail price $2.50 down to $1,
Your choice, 75 cents,
HAMMOCKS—A few sam
ples worth $2.00, we are
selling at 75 cts.
Don’t Fail to take a look at our
special July sales.
Hart=Ward H’d’w Co.
Sign of Horse Shoe.
TIMELY TOWN TOPICS
Embracing Some of the Minor Inci
dents of the Day.
Prayer meeting with services at the
residence of Mr. G. A. Oldham, W.
Lane street, to-night at 8 o’clock.
An excursion from Windsor and
Lewiston arrived in the city to-day.
There was a good crowd on board
and they all seemed to enjoy them
selves. Most of the crowd spent
the day at the park.
Prof. D. H. Hill* vice president of
the A. and M. College, and his
brother, Dr. R. W. Hill, of Califor
nia, have gone on a business trip to
Boston. Dr. Hill, who has been
here for some days with his brother,
is soon to go to Europe.
Another transfer mail clerk is to
be put on at the Union Depot. This
will be a great relief to Mr. R. L.
Lumsden who has been meeting both
the day and night trains. Major
R. L. Leinster, of the staff of Briga
dier General Armfield, of the North
Carolina National Guard, will be
transferred here from the Norfolk
and Hamlet railway postoffice. He
will come here about August 6th.
Take Hollister’s Rocky Mountain
Tea. See it exterminate the poison,
feel it revitalize the blood and bring
back that happy joyous feeling of by-
gone days. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
Henry T. Hicks Drug Co.
MEN’S SOFT BOSOM SHIRTS.
60 dozen men’s soft negligee shirts.
Side pocket. The addvance styles for
fall; the materials are Madras, Cord
ed Ginghams and fancy Percales, in
medium and light, colors—all laun-
deried—iwth detached cuffs, generous
They will interest you if no other
reason than their price cheapness.
Wash Ribbons in plain colors, white
and 'black, 2, 3 and 4 inches wide
Burts’, Turner’s and Weber’s at
than manufacturer’s prices you
be sure it pays to buy.
This sale appplies to all the
shoes of every kind, and all the
quartered shoes for men,
$5.00 Shoes reduced to :
$3.50 Shoe's reduced to I
$2.50 Shoes reduced to I
All styles and nearly all sizes.
less
may
tan
low
$3.50
$2.50
$1.50
for
12, 14 and 16c.
FRENCH HEEL SLIPPERS.
sizes. Dollar values for
50c.
CAMBRIC CORSET COVERS.
Out on the Bargain Counter
morning one lot of Ladies’ Fine
and Embroidery trimmed Corset
ers. Good Values, $1.50, $2.00
this
Lace
Cov
an d
Beautiful Dresden Ribbons in Neck
and Sash widths
50c. and 65c.
LADIES’ STOCKS AND COLLARS.
Fresh lot of ladies’ belts, collars and
stocks, embroidered and lace trimmed.
Wonderful how much dainty fixings
can be produced at such trifling prices.
Only
THE EXCURSION TRAIN WILL
LEAVE AT 7:45 P. M. FOR CHALY
BEATE SPRINGS FRIDAY.
OTEY
& Son, Berbers
THE YARBOROUGH HOUSE
Go on the excursion to Chalybeate
Friday night.
Ladies’ Louis XIV Slippers with one,
two and three straps, in French kid
and patent vici.
$3.00
$2.50
$1.50
Such
Slippers
Slippers
Slippers
reduced to.
reduced to
reduced to
$2.00
$1.50
$1.00
prices cannot be duplicated
nor will they be repeated after this
lot is all sold. Hurry if you want any.
15, 25 and 50c.
O’CLOCK
WILL MEET AT EIGHT
TO-NIGHT.
A meeting of the Womble
Ladder Company has been
Hook and
called for
8 o’clock to-night by Foreman Ed.
Parrish. Business of importance will
be transacted and every member is
requested to be present.
been officially reported to-day, but
so far no deaths. The official state
ment of the total number of deaths
and cases is 165 cases and 42 deaths.
Every ward of the city is organized
into a mosquito campaign and oil is
being put on the tops of all cisterns
and on the water'in all gutters and
puddles.
TO-NIGHT AT HE ACADEMY OF
MUSIC.
From the rise of the curtain to-night
at Raleigh’s handsome playhouse, un
til its final drop, merriment and mirth
will reign supreme.
Manager Haynes has prepared sev
eral little surprises to take place dur
ing the rendering of the elaborate
program and the audience will be kept
on the qui vive during the entire per
formance.
Messrs. Hughes, Hardy, Brockwell
and Haynes are the premier end men
of the first part which is a sufficient
guarantee that the fufn iwlLwax fast
and furious. Few traveling organiza-
The necessary papers were not
signed because of the fact that there
are certain minor alterations that
yet to be made. As soon as the
sired changes have been made
contract will be drawn and signed
are
de-
the
and
the work be begun in earnest. A de-
lay of
pated.
The
proper
but a very few days is antici-
contract price for the building
calls for something like $200,-
000. This does not include the hea:-
ing plant and
the plumbing work,
PRICE
IF YOU DON’T FIND A SUIT TRY ON A RAIN COAT.
IF YOU CAN’T GET THAT TAKE A SHIRTWAIST. ®
Boylan, Pearce
& Company.
^e UNIVERSITY FOR WOMEN
WILL OPEN ITS FALL TERM SEPTEMBER 5TH.
Most of the heads of the departments will return. Miss Blair, M. A.,
of Columbia, will hold the chair of History; Miss Phelps, M. A., of Adri
an College, and M. 0., of Emerson, will conduct the departments of Ex
pression and Physical Culture-. Mrs. Appy, well known for her splendid
work here six years ago, will have the Voice Department, assisted by Ral
eigh’s favorite singer, Mr. A. C. Jackson. With two exceptions, all col
lege teachers confine themselves to one subject. Attention is directed to
the Primary Department, under the popular Miss Jessie Davis, and to the
splendid work in Kindergarten Music by Miss Sams. While the grade of
general work done here is two years above that of the average woman”s
college in the South, our fees are actually lower than those of many of
these colleges, being fixed at cost. Write for catalogue,
R. T. VAINN^Raleigh, IN. C.
tions boast of a better
one to be presented
which will be composed
ing acts:
Juggling by Hayes;
olio than the
to-night, and
of the follow-
“Short Say-
ings,’ by Ben Hardy; “The Laughing
Dutchman,” presented by the Dowell
Bros.; “In a Minute; or Quicker,” as
spoken by Bo. Hayes; “Why Adam
Committed Suicide,” explained by
Messrs. Lumsden and Wilson; Fred
Hilker in buck and wing dancing; and
an athletic exhibition of skill and dar
ing on the horizontal bars by Messrs.
Jones, Hardy and Lumsden.
which will require the expenditure of
several additional thousands of dol
lars. The hotel, when complete, will
represent an investment of more than
a quarter of a million dollars..
ENCED.
At The
Park Tonight
Delightful Music
Rendered by
Levin’s Orchestra
Splendid Program of Special
Selections. Go out and en
joy an evening in the cool,
pure air.
ALL PROGRESSIVE
dealers who have no
Fountains from which
it can be served, sell
Coco-Cola
In bottles, bearing the genuine la
bel on every bottle. Beware of sub
stitutes. There is only one
Coco-Cola
The manner in which it is prepared
makes the drink as delightful serv
ed from the bottle as from the foun
tain.
D. T. Poindexter, Mgr.
RALEIGH ICE COMPANY NOT IN A
TRUST.
The Raleigh Ice Company is not in
a trust. Mr. Chas. E. Johnson, presi
dent of the company, was seen this
afternoon by a Times reporter and
was asked if the Raleigh Ice Company
had refused to ship ice to Chapel Hill
as was reported in the mornings pa
per. Mr. Johnson said: “There is
absolutely no truth in the sensational
story that the Raleigh Ice Company
refused to furnish the Chapel Hill
dealers with ice 'because it was in the
territory of the Durham factory. We
have furnished many towns of the
State with ice during the ice famine,
while we are supposed only to furnish
Raleigh. This famine was caused be
cause of the difficulty in making ice
in very warm weather and because
the consumption is so much greater,
and it has affected many towns where
the factories have a limited capacity.
We are not in a trust. We are not
the kind of people that would keep
the sick from getting ice if we can
furnish them.”
Valdosta, Ga., July 27.—The jury
in the case against Jesse and Leonard
Rawlings, charged with the murder
of the Carter children, returned the
following verdict late yesterday: “We
the jury, find the defendants, Jesse
Rawlings and Leonard Rawlings, guil
ty and recommend that Leonard Rawl
ings be sentenced to the penitentiary
for life.”
The jury had been out nearly four
hours. The court was crowded when
the verdict was read, the mother and
two sisters of the young men 'being
by their side. Jesse Rawlings is said
to be 17 years old and Leonard 18,
though both look older. This makes
three convictions for this crime. The
father of the young men will likely be
tried to-day.
TOTAL DEATH LIST NOW 62.
San Diego, Cal., July
Stacate,
the Japanese mess attendant, and Jla-
meticus, clerg on the Bennington,
have died, bringing the total of dead
co sixty-two.
GERMAN RULER WILL VISIT
DENMARK.
Copenhagen, Denmark, July 27.—
Kaiser William is expected to arrive
here on Monday for
visit with
King Christian. Former Empress
genie arrived here unexpectedly
day.
Eu-
tc-
THE EXCURSION TRAIN WILL
(LEAVE AT 7:45 P. M. FOR CHALY
BEATE SPRINGS FRIDAY.
PRECAUTIONS BEING TAKEN
NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans July 27.—The
IN
of-
ficial report of the Boar dof Health,
issued every twenty-four hours,
shows 12 new cases of yellow fever
and three suspicious cases up to 6
o’clock last night. New cases have
INTERESTING REVIVAL.
Rev. R. S. Stephenson is conduct
ing an interesting meeting at Mount
Zion Baptist church, in the northern
part of the county. Since the begin-
ning of the meetings fifteen
professed their faith in Christ,
revival will continue during
week.
have
The
the
BEST CLOTHING
RALEIGH
Men’s Garments
COPYRIGHT 1903
grade goods at a considerable saving in price
This is the season when we are rearranging
stocks; gathering up odds and ends and
clearing them out preparatory to the recep
tion of fall stocks. Therefore there exists
here at this time some tremendous bargains
Nothing, however, old or discarded—only fresh, seasonable lines of recent selection
from our clothes-makers. Handsome, well constructed apparel for those wanting high-
« graac guuas ai a coiisiaeraDie waving in price.
[CROSS (STuNEHAN CO
If Yovir
Garments
Are Soiled
Then is the time you should call
us
in. If you want to consult us before
you give us the work we will be glad
to give you any information you may
want.
We
work
guarantee the finest laundry
and most moderate charges.
SPECIAL LOW PRICES FOR LAUN-
DRIED FLAT GOODS.
Raleigh Steam Laundry
A. CRINKLEY, Proprieor./
A very fine lot of N. C. Hams, at 17%c. lb. A fresh lot of Kingans “Re
liable” Hams, 6 to 8 lb., at 15c. lb. Diamond C. Hams, 10 lb., at 15c. lb.
F. F. V. Hams, 17%c. 1b. Smithfield Hams (small lot), 2 years old, 20c.
lb. English-cured Breakfast Bacon, “Blue Label” brand, 17 %c. lb.
PHONE28
I OLD
I Feathers Wanted
Will Remove
C I want to buy at once Old Feathers in $
C any quantity and condition. £
$ Highest Cash Prices Paid 1
C Can use as many as 1.000 old feather C
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I T. T. POTTER, 1
558 E. HargettSt., Raleigh, N. c.
Go on the excursion to Chalybeate
Friday night.
from 206 South Wilmington
street to 11 West Hargebt street
on or about September 1st.
Place formerly occupied by
Weathers & Utley’s art store.
Sewing Machine Store will Estill
occupy store on Fayetteville
street.