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THE MORNING POST ;TUESD AY, AUGUST 2 8 , 1900 8 ilin OTftTrant, and speak eloquently of the miUnOU A Mil VTA I 1-JhiA rP-ran! in which the young couple 1 1 n II H ll H H U UlftlU Lr: held by a large circle of friends 1 . T Able Discpurse by Editor Bai ley of Biblical Recorder AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH The Churcfc Must Maintain Fonnda Clon of floral Conscience In tUe Body IoIltic-Mutrnrirr FoIiUcaand Ke coucilo Capital and Lbor-A Iily IIision and JIe.age Tlirougli Pulpit acdLailf to the World Mr. J. W. Ri;!ey. the gifted editor of 'Hie ini.lii rI Unorder, conducted the ,-,-w.s t the first Baptist Church iiulry moi-nhig aud evening; and dur .ir; his evening discourse he made a wry tinu-iy -and forcible -reference to the I ,:t the church, aud especially the pul i.li. is to jhiy in the destiny of the State, n;(M,.n nd. indeed, of the world. He i:.-i-ad lliat the " puipit should have a in. ssa-e lor North Carolinians In the I i fseiit crisis, and that if the State or the nation n::t i i.iiiy deteriorates it will i..t be so much i!u i unit of political par ties, but of tav cl-'iicn." whoso duty it is to iiiiiiiit.iiK a foundation cf moral the They left immediately for a "orth?rn trip, after wnicu tney win imc Bloomtield, N. .1. POSTSCRIPTS Prof. W. P.. MV?sey left yesterday for FayettevilVv. Mr. Sam Jlttrper of Fayetterille was here yesterday. Mr. A. IX XachaTy went to Rocky Mount yesterda'y. State Treasurer W. II. Worth went to Richmond yesicrcay. Judge George H. Brown was a visitor in the city yesterday Miss Cleo Dentvn is visiting the Misses Green in Durham. Mr. George D. Bennett returned to Goldsboro yesterday. Mrs. B. R. Lacy has returned from a visit to Jacksou Springs. Mr. J. Foster Hankies of Lexington, X. C, was here yesterday. at t .Tnhn "McKee left yesterday for Fayettevilk' on a business trip. Mr. W. C. Bre-wer, of Wake Forest, is -a truest at the Uarrollton hotel. Superintendent J. M. Turner of the Seaboard went to Hjumlet yesterday. Insurance Commissioner James R. Young w-ent to Charlotte yesterday. Mrs. Gilmore Ward Bryant, of Dur ham. i3 the guest of Miss Jessaanme lliggs. sheriff Wooten of Lenoir county brougut lour convicts to the peni tentiary yesterday. Afr T. C. Stureis. the clever ticket agent of the Southern Kailway here, re-1 turned yesterday irom a in- u t aou 0000 SHOES MIR A O UNPARALLELED BARGAINS PRICES NEVER CUT ANY FIGURE WHEN THE QUALITY IS MISSING. August CI saring in the Shoe Eepartment' Means an utter disregard of the profits on some lines of shoes and below the cost mark on others. -. . ,. ,- , , j '. - Shoes for Ladies and Gentlemen Boys and Youths, Misses and bjldren,of best quality and style,' of guaranteed fit and wear and there is. a saying of .fifty cents to one dollar on every pair. - . - - . "' - '. About twenty, 36 pair cases altogether, or, m round numbers, 725 pairs, stacked iu the center of the store at cut-rate prices that is sure to create a lively breeze in the shoe-selling business. . - , THE TRUJSTKS AND BICYCLES TO GO TO i-ci;is-u-m- 1:1 i .its uouv lhmihv . minim, jl'. . Suite aud nati, pui- l "v politics and Mr. Benj. Bell. Jr., of Wilmington, re IV,m..:. , .lUr n.i erT,ithi turned home yesteixlay aftfernoon after Mr iVaiV. thcL buniay niht wa, a very plet risit to his friend, Mr. - l hc Kinloia of Heaven." and tho i Henry Turner. . .M.-coiue was of such an especially in-; Miss Iva U-ixriiurch ipassed through tne terosting character that" extended refer- -ity Saturday on her way from il t'ure in this connection will not be amiss. ! mington to Durham. n After setting rortn tr.D nurouucuou oi ; Mits fauime x.iiaott, oi isco, v., Mens Shoes Tan Vici, Russia Kid and Storm' Calf high-cut lace shoes for young men, this ; season's choicest styles. Best makes and , fully warranted in every re spect, $3.50 value for $2.50 Gents' Oxford Ties in Black Vici, Brilliant Calf, Chocolate, Tan and Russia Kid. Some Patent Leathers. Famous shoes worth $3.50 for $2.50 Big slump in prices right, here. Men's Al Satin Calf Shoes and some Tans, mostly large sizes, were $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 for. $1.00 An accumulation of small sizes, 1, li 2, 2, 2i4 and 3, Lace and Button, Black and Tan, best grades, were S2.00 and S2.50 and $3.00, for this week only. . $1.00 Choice of any $2.50 Ladies' Shoes out of the regular stock for....2.00 Ladies' Oxford Ties All sizes of some kinds, but not all sizes of all kinds; your fit in them if you call early. Tan Oxfords, $1.00 value 8 .50 ! .50 50c Misses and Children's Low-cut Shoes All Oxford Ties and "Strap Slipper. Small lots of these at the same ratio of I reduction as 'above. I $1.50 kind for .$ l.OO l.uu Kina ior Mead's 65c. and 75c Soft Sole Shoes for Infants.. . Trunks and Satchels Not many left, but what are-here will go at prime first cost. $17.50 Canvas Trunk for 813.50 6.00 Canvas Trunk for. ..... 4.50 5.50 TJanvas Trunk for. . . . 4.00 8.50 Zinc' Trunk for. 7.00 Zinc Trunk for 2.50 Imitation Alligator Satchels for 2.00 ; Imitation Alligator Satchels for . BICYCLES V ny we nave sold so many more bicycles than any other house is be cause we sell $25 Ladies' Pennant Wlieels for 812.50 5 JO n T-f vr? o frr t A. B , misses 's uaaies Children Furnish mgs THIS WEEK WE OFFER New Black Velvet Ribbons, All widtlia lOo to 40c. o.oo 5.00 1.75 1.50 the kingdom of kn;rv as an historic ; i visiting Mrs. J. A. Sanders on WestjBlack an(i Tau. $1.50 value - 1.00 $50 Gents' Columbias for '37.50 n:ovenie!it. Mr. ??'-ey defined, in part, : jrtnM street. its characteristic, aud dcltred that the i XAlS;S nnie Pumell, of Gastville, a., very fact thnt it pui-pose is the regen- is VJSitins Mrs. J. C. Duk on Halifax eration of the humau race by savir.? i tre . nien to puriry, Lolnwss and love, stamps ; Ur vYalters Durjiam of the Mechan- it as or lrO!l- ! tins KingiKm, saia 3ir. aiiey. uas moud yeaterday. the wond iinnieiisely m its debt. Iny -rk -.o tine.iom os?ntf. Dime Savings li&nk Avent to Rich ri Teatwday. The ieserved-set sale for Al G. Field's ax the Academy anu it is wwiug UJrtPr Minstrels tb wniie, ana n win continue to come, j JltuJ.i4. Seutember 5 will begin Thursday, The passing of tlte amphitheatre, the i .t ao, at the Bobbict-Wynue drug fall of the throne ot the Caesars, the 'rtf .omiug cf tiift kingdom, the survival of I jjev j w jfo-bies, of Kenley, N. C. nope and fcita tnro-jgh the Iark Ages ; h h PTi Mj.in dinar a series of Strap Ties, $2.00 value 1.50$75 Chaintess Wheels for. 50.00 . . . ml IV 1HJ iin." LJ-L t-L WUVU". v was the suivijas or tne krnguom: tne. . t lnxvood Baptist church, near new btrrh of tinie trh-n h-ht and poTrrr Mtlinied tQ h home yesterday. 1-ought lorth the Reformation; the re- r j ;tin were rj- successful. ' P"t:o? n r?ts- IvVl - There was a txmference of the trus-: v!ellwethfc f the Bapti Female University Mr ni .-v t:v-.flr,1 that (Jon hns , uhmus uuu. w v' i " - .t 1 . ? : divine order for individuals aud nations, sind lTis order is aosohite. This world, paid Mr. Bailey, will be r-.",vi'ii ;u:d vs ill r.ika progre'ss in pro-M.rti.-;n thnt it accepts ihe will of God. Krcrj Livr thai men perish until I hoy find God's Iu-'. : i written that the nation? tl'at fev"" ' shall i f.-hh from the earth. . in the ISr.Jna !. th? prophetic p"' : .r. of Jesus wr.'.kiug ation: the narion-? .s t putter an-.vugt h's vesscis. with a rod ia His h-ud to slntt-r every one that is uu v.orthy. JIi;tory is Btrewn with the wreck-, of naiioti that possessed every lenient of po-rir.c-ncy except thnt of t!, city which h.ith fouudstions whose 1 ruluer ar.l worker is jiod. America is great ia many respects, but if Anierica :;r?.5 ngniiist the kingdom of hesven fc!;d its rightrousnpgs, all the wealth and ;.il the men and all the platforms in the work! cannot save her. God's kimrdom on earth was set forth hr Mr. Bailey as a moral kingdom, and th- moral relation as fundament!. Any-t-ju! morally wrong can nerer be po litically, commercially or personally risiht. He declared that God's kingdom on orj'th i a moral kingdom. The State, The markt-pljice and the home are to receive their essential moral life there from. If, said he, the United States shall fail it will ba because they shall have fallen awf-.y from God's moral law. And when that occurs, the political parties will not be to blame, but the churches of the kingdom of God. Mr. Baiey said that the churches hifv6 a duly here. II they do not maimain k foundation of movsl conscience Inthe hotly politic of omt country, who will? Our nation whs founded for the glo and in tne nnirto of (rod. Mr. Bailey took the position that the kingdom of heaven has a mission yet; that it work is only begun. It has politics to purify, capital and labor to reconcile, the problem of poverty to cope with, the inime&ae work of making iuen of dinners, cf rrdeintos5 fallen men, of ?Aviag the sinfule-if, of :v-esxa bashing character. And to these enclte pulpit and the Christian hae a daily mission and message. Iu conclusion Mr. Bailey referred to Mr. Brooks Adams' "book entitled "The Law of Civilization and Decay." One sji Id that he was especially impressed with tha stateaiexrc therein that "though nations decay, civilization moves ou-v.-j.rd and upvard." That, said he, is the kingdom om'ii. The rnterpretatioii of history is the coming oi the kingdom, j rgv, ju-ju, vn rtiuye, saw tne vision w grea Ing, "The kingdoms of this world shall ! school for the fail oerua, (Jenerai Manager Areadeil of tba State j pris-on eays reports f roan the State prison ' farms are encouraginsr. The Anson a well as the Halifax farm has been vis ited by good rains. Ex-Judge Jaoiies E. Shepherd and Mrs. Shenherd left yesterday for Asheville, : . . -ft Ml -t wtere Judge nepnera win -resume me taking of testimony in the railway taxa tion cases. Col. J. W. Hinsdale and Capt. W. H. Day went to Ashevilto to attend th hearing by Standing Master Snepherd. in the railway taxation cases. Mr. P. II. Hughes, manager of the Postal TelecTaph Company at Savan nah, Ga., who was formerly a resident of Raleigh, spent the day in the city yesterday. -Miss Mftrie IS. fctunkel left yesterday for Norfolk, where she will join her sia- i '-f. M buses -Bertha and Emma Stunkel. On Tuesday they leare for the Bermuda ir'ands to b? absent some some time On a visit to relative. Mr. C. J. Anderson, who is doing spe cial work for the Southern Baptist MiB sion Board in North Carolina, returned vesterday from Goldsboro. Mr. Anderson leaves 'for Italy in October, where he enters the mission field for Southern Baptists. Mrs. M. J. Emory pt Verona, Lee county, MississippiNWishes to find out the company, regiment and officers of the company to which her husband, George William Emory, beJonged during the civil war. She states that he en listed at Italeigh. It is necessary for her to have this information before she can draw a pension. Raleigh Ice and Electric Co., CE . MANUFACTURE ... T. L. EBERHARDT. Manager. Look in.y our Wardrobe Capt Reavers It .ported Killed A report gained currency here last vening to the effect that CRpt. W. R. leaver!, who is with the army in the Philippines, had been killed. Captain Lse;ivers parents know nothing of the report. The War Department at Wash ington is without any such information, as a telegram elsewhere states. The report is believed to be unfounded. Captain Beavers has not been heard from in two months, but if he has met with any accident the news would doubt less have been received here. llPflP 6e If yon don't need a Spring Suit, - . In a Sack, Cutaway, Prince Albert o a Full Dress, and then go to an ap-to C&te tailor, and get him to fix you up far the spring: Ton can find such a tailor at 210 Fayetterille street. J. E. BRIDGERS Merchant Tailor, fir 216 Fayettevilletreet New Dotted Swiss, New White Piques, ' 10o to 25c New Fast Black Hosiery for Ladies, 10c to 50c. New Fast Black Hosiery for Misses and Boys, 10c to 25c. " New Newport Cheviots for Boys' Waists, 12 l-2o New G-alatea Cloth for Boys' Waists, 12 l-2c New Standard Percales, :'V,', ' 86 in. wide ? l-2o, 10c and 12 l-2c New Umbrellas, Ladies' and Men's, 50c to $3.00 New Trunks, Telescopes and Hand Bags, New Val Laces, Beadings and Yokings. New Collars for Ladies and Misses. , We continue the sales on broksn lots of Em broideries, Val Laces, Summer Corsets, Duck, Pique and Denim Skirts, Colored Waists. : One piece lots of White "G-oods for Waists. ' Alt good values. Ends of Black and Colored Silks. Ladies', Misses and Children's Summer Shoes. All go at off prices. A. B. STRONACH. AVorklnzNlgbt and Day The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made is Dr. King's New Life PjHs. Every pill is a sugar-coated globule of health, that changes weak ness into strength, listleesness into en- Drum-iag mio mental power. . L' L itmo?l saw the vision m j They're wonderful in building up the -hir-h the seventh angel soundeu and health. Only 25c. per box. Sold by all reat voices were heard In heaven eay- d-uicists - . "J tt" ig, "The kingdoms of this world shall " t?.? .tbe hinedqms of our .Iord and j Labelle Glove Cleaner: !.. n ,v. Hia I hTitr nrrl I la th, 1 T-ti.im tryit-m " ; e shsll tnd the new bngdom founded Arents for Troufouse- and Majiona Kid on the revelations of this work. Its Gloves. a law will be the law of righteousness: : . its principle will b? the principle of love j toward God and man ; its ideal the ideal i of holiness, as set forth in. the life of ! us ivmg, iiiLL-rniLMi's Sporting Club Cigara bear union label. Wanted Agents everywhere. Yon eo'm mome-v I i handling our Traneparencies. Open audi ciose ukc MH5reiias. iror campaign an-d i ,t- treeA ii9gi 7jvv ii ' T ! ,1 ' ' i ' i 1 Talk is Cheap It will sell Mantels (sometimes), but rt won't insure the purchaser against dis appointment. Now there ia nothing that cuts so small a figure in our business as talk. ' We rely upon the merits of our goods and our popular prices to do the business. As a consequence, thousands of customers havebeen convinced that, dealing with us they run no risks. Mantels, $2.50 up. Grates of all kinds. Tiles in anything you like. Stone floors, bath-room w.ainscoating, etc. Send for Catalogue "F". No! A62 Height, 7 feet: width, 5 feet: opening 'i grate mantel, 42 by 39 inches: French bevel mirror, 18 by 36 inches; profile, 4 inches. Ii tte New 'iepartment IS A GREAT SUCCESS, Just one week ago we received a large stock of M 0 Both 2-piece and 3-piece Suits. NOW IS THE TiriE TO BUY YOUR BOY A GOOD 5UIT FOR SHOOL WEAR. 220 Atith Pirn ct GREENSBORO N G L0N6 DISTANCE 'PHONE 61. St. riary's School, Raleigh, N. C. ESTABLISHED 1842 . Advent term beginj last week in September. Lent term be gins last week in January." Full course fa Literature; 'Languages,-Science, Art. Music and Business. Excellent Kindergarten under Mki Louise iTBttsbea'a charge. CentraliT kMa.-tMl. v , vsti Complete modern sanitary conrenienctes. For Catalogue and particulars,, ad dresv ' TTeddlng Celebrated wltbaRlDzNear. otner purposes, parades must nave them. 1 ly Two Centuries Old. : Y1 f"r territory immediately. Nation- j ,P. . . - m. J ' al Transparency Company, San Antonio,! The marncge of Mips Theda Buford Texas. j Pniliin and Air. Frnriw IvlwnrHg ,T'" T REV. T. D. BRATTON, B. D., 1ECT was quietly celebrtjcd at the oid Buford . mansion in Brunswick county, Virginia. 7s on Thursday. Angus: 2iJ, at 11 o'clock t a. m. The bride wore a lovelv creation of silk, chiffon and a'ppliouo. which sue exchanged for an outht more betiliiug t the lemg trip and intense hut. " (c The bride, well kuown and w:d-ely S connected in North Carolina, i a nio -e of Capt. Charis Buford of Winston. She enjoys the distinction of being th; ( cidy lady in hr pection of Virginia who A graduated 'with University honors, and 5 i widoly knowa as a -teacher of dis- tiEguished ability. . C The groom, n. prominent and suoee? ful young business man of New York, is a pou of Mr. Theo H. Hill -of this, city, tha author of "The Star of Beth lehem" and other ffcie poems. An Interesticg circumstance connected with the marriage is the fact that the wedding ring that sealed the happiness of thi3 young couple had served as the wedding ring of tite bndes great-great- i great-grandmother, nearly two hundred i years ago. " -. SAl-B . The bridal presents, almost exclusively : Bcpolar8h;ps in leading business nni. . of cut glass, sterling sUver and im- ! wrsitiea ot the South, at SDecial rat. IKrted china, are very numerous and. Inquire Box $ Ealelgo, N. HICKS' V APUDINE cures HEADACHE every time and has no bad tffect Absolutely harm ltss. At Drug Stores. 15, 25 end 50 cents. ' V -i - - - 1 1 " 1 ' ! vv ni l oJeTrF INSTITUTE (1SIGHTES3TTH TEAB) mc.Wffi U to fll pel Nomal, Music, Etc Grauua.es. BoarSS LLT?taoaY ,mW- dorsed.. Soorea of Suecesafn trated catakS 52?" Dnrirutorles, &c, aU on School Gr6nnd IUagL IV" T tlJHtri! Address the Presidfint, - - . rSJ'- Whitsett, Guilford Co., N. C. jXlJlB, vPBNS AUG. 29,1900. STUDENTS MAY BNTBB AT ANX Boys' " 3 Piece Suits RTtai itnA Rwwn Ciht-vltfi. rises 4 n fL' t - . .'. IS3.A0 ? Vi BlMt and Ifancy Cassimers, sizes 4 to 8, at... 2.00 f?' Ble Cheviot Suits, sires Sto 8, atx. .. . 1.75 Fancy Cottocade Suits, sizes, 3 to 8, at. .. .1.40 j Plain Melton Suit?; sixes 3 to 8, at ' 1.25 I The abate stlt all h&re fancy Vests. . Boys' 2 Piece Suits v Wool Cassjmere Snks, sises 7 to 15, at . . . .,,.,.....,., $2.60 4 - iWool . Cfcerjot Stuts, sxzea 7 to 15, at. .... .'. .V, . j, , IITaaI .TnaaiwVAVA ' nrt y. .I.A. 7 a Fv n . . - ... .p firm Fancy Cassimere Sntts, .sires 7 to J5, at. . . . v . ... . i j. . 1.75 A "Fn.Oassimere Suits, sisea 6 to 1$; at. . . .V v .ty. ... 1.C0 J ftln and -Brown Cassimere Suits, sized B fe....ilv. Fan tkJttonade Hurts, sues o to 15, a.,..........V...i 1.00 5. Fancy Cottpnade Suits, sizes. 6 to 1$ at. .. .... 67c SPECIAL Knee Pants 25, 35, 40 and 60c. Corduroy Pants for Boys, 6 to IB, at 60c. Wool Cassiniere Pants for Boys-24 to 16 at 50o I keep this stock complete at all times and give you a suit or pair of pants to lit yotir to. I also have MEN'S TROUSERS to sell from 75o to $3.00 apair See them. Agent f or Buiterick Patterns, T succssson TO WOOLLCOTC & SON -14; East Martin St. v .... . 4 ; ft v.
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