ro
lLfc s
Now
The apparel that goes out oi this store is always surpassingly
1 i fferent from the styles generally shown by others, Its more ex
? usive, more tastily selected more up-to:date and no higher priced.
Never has our stock been larger and shown to better advantage
han this Spring. Quality makes our offering worthy of your at
:i Mition. This Spring s offerings are really extraordinary. You'll
.av so. They are the seasons best productions by home and for
ninn manufacturers. There's x nothing for miles around that can
approach our stock in magnitude, style and beauty.
One point we desire to emphasize: QUALITY IS NEVER
LOWERED HERE to lower price. The highest standard govern
our qualities. So you may shop safely and profitably here.
Here are some items of interest to the economical as well ds
effects will be shown
he best dressers,
tomorrow.
Many new
and pleasing
BLACK GRENADINES
.iii'"-t superb showing, all the
l i rt- in stripes and small designs
late
also
lion Irani--' grenadines and ier
.tli, 4.i inches wide.
Price $1 to $3.50
BLACK SILKS
A jv a it icnlar strong this season; many
tl, w vi:ivs we've .showing. We have
FANCY FOUtAR
So wardrobe is complete without one
or more costumes made of this light
weight snimner fabric; The colorings
perfect, designs numerous,- from the sta
ple polka dot to the large geometrical
design. High colors and large figures
are. best, trimmed with Arabian lace,
make one of the smartest gowns of the
season. ,
Price 59c t,o $1,39
:i I'
attention to pure dye Taf- 1
ui. and arc showing exceptional value j WoOI CREPES
;i; i ' .. (.. ;uu u o-nn.u j-uu.ti.ii
3; si. I'.". In soft silks for waist and
ji.i t- we arc showing the can't tear kind.
Ma-k water-proof silks. These are wor
. of your attention.
COLORED GRENADINES
'I'lii y are among the best "materials
lm Miiart dressed women, light airy,
and in the best colors. One dress
niir 4.1 inches wide.
Price $2.00
LANSDOWN
I v. th" plain colors for street or even
f iiir wlar, also something new in dotted
.;iii-down. This is positively the first
t-lii'vinr. and they command attention
I'miii all w ho see .them 08 inches wide.
An crepe effect is considered "O. K.'
this season. Our lines embrace several
grades and all leading colors. The line
starts with a 2lMnc-h crepe at 25c. -and
wider goods up to $1.50. Some exceed
ingly pretty - plain crepes . with satin
stripes.
Wool Veilings
And Batistes, '
Black and colors. , all wool, 3S inches
wide, pvice (iOc. The higher grades are
here also, even in the silk warps, Your
color, weight and price is here.
SILKMULLf
In plain and fancy fig'.uv.l d signs,
also mercerized cotton are among the
best of this season's styles. Taking the
place of stiff organdies, the line is a va
ried one; -prices range
From 5 Oc to 75c
CREPE de'CHINE
If you really want an aristocratic
i dress this is the material: the best qual
ities and colors are here, also the new
linish Panne Crepe.
Price $1 to $1.75
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FANCY SILKS
The latest production in Roman Stripes
C'henie effects, all weights . and prices.
In plain colors we. are showing a strong
line, embracing everything that's good
this season, also a beautiful line of
striped wash silks,
At 48c
SUMMER. . & &
BONNACHBURN
Summer Honnochburn. Tufted and
Stripes, in Brown, Blue and Gray mix
tures. The best styles for early wear
oS inches. 1
Price $1 to $1.25
DRESS TRIMMING
Are here to match any kind and style
of dress goods; and we take pleasure in
showing them. New Laces and Ciarni-
50c tures.
BOYLAN, .P-EARCE & CO.
THE SOCIAL REALM
Hny nnt the struggle nought a vaileth,
Tin- lalmr and the wounds are vain,
Tlif t unny faints riot, nor faileth,
Amla things have been they remain
Miss Xellie Murray is visiting friends
iu Henderson.
Mrs. Hal. Worth who has been at Mrs.
McPheeters,- has now gone to Greens-
If hopos were dupes, fears may be liars; Iboro.
may he in yon smoke concealed.
Mrs. Frank Willingham is at Mrs. J.
V. Ferrair.
Mr. J. P. Caldwell of Charlotte, spent
most of last week here.
Judge Douglas and Judge and Mrs.
Furchess have gone home for a few
days.
Colonel John S. Cuningham spent sev
eral days here last week.
Misses Lydla and Francis Hoke are at
home again after spending some time in
Baltimore.
Mrs. Martin and Miss Annie Martin
of Asheville are at, the. Yarborough.
. "
Grey has returned from
V '-ur comrades chase e'en now the fliers.
ti'i. hut for yon, possess the held.
Fur while the tired waves, vainly .break-in-.
, -'
Hi here no painful inch to gain.
I-'ar hack, tii rough creeks and inlets mak-
in::.
''-lues silent, flooding in, the-main.
And not liy-eastcrn windows only,
When daylight conies, comes iu the
liuhf.
n Hon!, the sun climbs slotr, how
slowly.
1'ut west ward look, the land is bright.
Tn,l;,v ; I'jilm Sunday and will be
i-'n-,.,i i,v the Episcopal, the Greek
3)'I Human Catholic churches thrcngh
)'it Jhe world. This is the beginning of
ll i'iy week. The significance of Paim
Nui t .i - i. traceable baca. to where in St.
'' .itiiiew we are told "and a very great
iinilciiidi' spread their garments in the
hvi-
t
Mrs. 11. L.
Chapel Hill.
Nread them into the way, and
"' 'Hill; if wdes tliat wont lfofnvn nnH that
l :w-i; ,-ried, saying, 'Hosanna to the
r'l'f havid! Hlessed is lie that cometh
;." "''' of the Lord! Hosanna in the
lliidK-K.' " The b'omau Catholics bless
Ihl' I' liniv ;i,i they are then distributed
"'' t le Cfllini.uo'.iti.in T!, 1 1 .1
"'l.CIUDU, J. lit" clllill illlll
1 1'.'V" ' 1 "f the Kpspal churches will
" a,iki d with palms in commemoration
The week win ba observed
t (
It- li'iv
b it!. .
Hie most inmi-nojiA r
l lidav the .nltm-c x-fll. 1 1&
...i.iic . iit ul i 4 .( j "a aj
'IV OirF,.1tP! mnm n?n- t
' ' ll',.i;.' the relirrfcrin-.i' rf rnr Sn-rinm-
P(''i-i . ; -,i , ... . .
ill ill' :i ii'nrnr itnntiri-
fMl ;.,
Ji)--'..
will h(.
.1 i
-e cuurches as possible. Grad
u't wiTI take the place of 'ho sad
l hjud Fridav.
Mi'
f'il;'.
A'arbo
The last issue of tjie Lincoln Journal
said: '"Mrs. Margaret B. Shipp sailed
'li' is. cut -down branches from the for tuba on the bth instant, where she
will visit the battlefield on which her
husband, Lieutenant j, . E: Shipp, lost
his life. Mrs. Shipp's two little sons,
"William and Fabius, are here with their
aunts;, Mrs. Anna McBee and Miss Kate
Shipp.' ,
Mrs. J. S. Atkinson is iu Richmond vis
iting her sister, Mrs. Z.P. Smith.
s
The Current Topic Cliib met with Mrs.
Ed. Chambers, Smith 'ow-- Wednesday
The Book Club mt with Mrs. I. McK.
The following is tasked to Ije published.
St. Luke's Home is a worthjf charity.
St. Luke's Circle of the King's Daugh
ters' hvill hold a "Handerchief Bazaar"
on May 1st for the benefit of St. Luke's
Home. The ladies wish to ask all who
will kindly contribute: a handkerchief to
do so by May 1st. '
GREETING:
"To all our friends, though far or near,
We crave. your kind attention;
So please to lend us now vour ear,
While we a subject mention:
The ladies of this Circle will hold,
' On a day not distant far,
If we have been correctly told,
A "Handkerchief Bazaav." , "
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V
mila ;i. i M, .... ... .
,., W1U1,S relatives in
roiiiut.
m ?Vu 11 ' P,a.loy .f Washington,
V ,. Uonry u- BagTey of Norfolk;
- '1 0 MUiui: Mrs. Josephus Daniels.
t h 1,llle1' of Xew Yo. was
J.'iri " ' -fGeheQ- and Mr.
- ilLV i liniok i n' nrn of flu
roui
So this, then is our plea in brief
To help along our enterprise 5
You each shall send a handkerchief
Regardless of its kind or size.
To be without a handkerchief
You know is quite distressing,
From every State let one be sent,
'Twill surely be a blessing."
Please send by May 1st to our presi
dent. Mrs. Jos. Blake. Raleigh, N. C, or
to any member of the Circle sending out
the above greeting.
i
Baseballists in their uniform attract
much attention on the streets here. Ral
eigh is surely a baseball town. iThe sea
son opened up on Friday with a match
game between' Raleigh and Wake For
est, x
' ..
Invitations have been received by
friends in the city from Mr. and Mrs. J
Charles K. Hancock, of New Bern, to
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Elizabeth, to Mr. David Sprague-Cong-
don, Wednesday, April JOth, at 9, p." m.,
Centenary M.E. church. New Born.
f
Wednesday night at the home f the
bride's parents on North West street,
Miss Beulah .Thompson and Charles :E.
Jones were married by Rev. M. M. Mar
shall, D. 1). Capt. W. B. .Wright was
best man and Miss Lucy Adams was the
bride's maid. . "
Mne Dricte was aamuiy .gowned- m
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You Need It
To keep your stomach in order.
To stimulate your lazy liver.
To assist your sluggish bowels.
To clear your brain.
To brighten your spirits.
To drive away the blues '
and make life worth living.
A wholesome stimulant and a
pleasant-to-take tonic appetizer.
Made only by The Dr. Harter
Medicine Co., Dayton, Ohio. s
Established 1855. -
Its Age its Charantee
Sold Everywhere.
white with real lace trimmings, carrying
a large bouquet of pink Carnations.
The groom is a young man of many
excellent qualities and he holds a position
.with Aiford Bynnm & Christophers.
In the apartments of Miss Lucy Mc
Aden at the Central Hotel, Charlotte.
Thursday night, Mr. J. R. YanNess and
Dr. Charles A. Bland entertained a
pleasant party at euh're. The guests
were: Misses Mina Brem. Francis, Ella
and Midge McAden. Lottie and Mary
Oates Caldwell, Beulah WHson, of Mor
ganton; Lucy McAden, and Messrs. F.
R. Harty, M. Nisbet Latta, J. W. Wads-
worth, Louis Bin-well, G. W. Painter.
Willoughby E. Chambers. Gillespie Sad
ler, Chase Brenizer, I. E. Avery. Jenks
Hutchinson, Rob Y'oung, Julian Gilles
pie, J. Ren wick Wilkes, J, Hj YanNess,
Herman Dowd and Capt. Z. B. Yauce.
The lady's prize was won by Miss
Francis McAden and the gentlemen's
prize by Mr. Robt. Young.
s
The marriage of Miss Daisy McDon
ald of Charlotte, to Mr. George L. Pat
terson, of Concord, at the First Presby
terian church in this city on the evening
of the .Kith of April, will be a very bril
liant social affair. Mrs. Charles C. Hook,
sister of the bride to be, will be lame of
honor and Miss Frances McDonald m lid
of honor. ' The bridesmaids y will be:
Misses Katharine MeaJis, ( of Concord;
Frances Mallory. Katherine Jordan and
Alice Cowles. The best man for the
groom will be Miv Charles F. Wads
worth; the groomsmen, Messrs. C . L.
Smith and Frank Smith, of Concord; W.
E. Holt, Jr., of Lexington and Ed. Mc
Donald, Jr., of Charlotte: the ushers
Messrs. Charles C. Hook, J. E. Carson,
Moore Pharr and L. J. McDonald. The
wedding will take place at 7 O'clock, the
ceremony being performed by Rev. Dr.
J. R. Howertou.-pastor of the church,
and immediately after the wedding there
will be ji reception at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Hook, to which
more than 400 people will be invited.
?
The first of the series of weddings that
will brighten the springtide in Chav
lotte was solemnized Thursday night,
Avhen Miss Mary Elizabeth Scott became
the wife of Rev. William Wirt Akers,
pastor of the Lauderhall Street Presby
terian church, of Memphis, Term.
Complimentary to her sister, Miss Liz
zie Scott, who was married Thursday
night to Rev. William W. Akers, Mrs.
E. T. Cansler entertained a large num
ber of guests at a tea Monday from o to
0 o'clock. Assisting the bride-elect and
Mrs. Cansler in receiving were:
Mesdames J. M. Scott, E. L. Keesler.
Clem Dowd, A. S. Thompson. James A.
Bell, and it. L. Gibbon, and Misses"
Berta Oates, Nannie Ward. Hattie Orr,
Julia Alexander, Norma Yan Landing
ham, Janie Paterson aud Nancy and
Carrie Marshall Brown.
The " handsome residence, exquisitely
appointed in all details, was charming
ly decorated for the occasion. The din
ing room was beautiful in white and
green, the bride's colors. In the parlor,
where Miss Scott received, the colors
were pink with a profusion of " La
France roses: and in the library, where
frappe was - served, the colors were red.
The bride-elect -was handsomely
gowned in tan erepe--.de chene with green
trimmings and white, lace, while Mrs.
Cansler wore a beautiful gown of pink
and "white silk. ' ' ' .
Dr. C. A. Bland, president of the
Cotillion Club, has appointed Messrs. B.
C. Fennell and R. S.-Busbee leaders of
the german to be given at the city ball
Friday night, the 12th of April.
..
Miss Yiolet Alexander entertained at a
luncheon Thursday in hwnor of Miss An
nie Wiley, , of Salisbury. I
Senator and Mrs. Gudgev. have returned
to their home in Asheville.
,
Miss Lizzie Baker is visiting Mrs.
James L Johnson on Hillsbero street.
Mr. W. A. Erwin and family of Dur
ham are here and Mill spend the next
few months in Raleigh.
Miss Kathryn Reide Thompson, one of
Raleigh's daintiest little maidens, will
entertain some of her friends at a birth
day party on Thursday, April 4, at her
home on West Martin street.
Colonel and Mrs. Turk of Washington
City are visiting Mrs. Henry Mordecai.
Miss Annie Kenan of Duplin and Miss
Stanley of New York are visiting Colonel
and Mrs. Kenan.
The following appeared in the Atlanta
Constitution on last Wednesday, with
a fine picture of Miss Andrews:
Mr. and Mrs. A. i. Andrews of lia-
leigh,' N. C, have issued invitations to
the . marriage of their daughter, Jane
Hawkins, to Mr. William Mathews Marks
on Wednesday evening, the 10th of April,
at 9 o'clock, at the Church of the Good
Shepherd, Raleigh, N. C. Miss Andrews
is the only daughter of Col. A. B. Au-
Jdrewsi vice-president of the Southern
Railway, and sne is a young woman,
bright, pretty and a belle wherever she
is known. The wedding will be a bril
Ijant social event, attended by promi
nent people from all parts of the South."
"Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Andrews request
the honor of your presence at the mar
riage of their daughter, Jane Hawkins,
to Mr. William Mathews Marks, on Wed
nesday evening, the 10th of April, at 0
o'clock, at the Church of the Good Shep
herd, Raleigh, N. C. Reception from
half-past nine until half-past eleven
o'clock, 407 North Blount street, Raleigh,
N. C. At home after April 24, 520 Bibb
street, Montgomery, Ala."
. IN TENDER MEMORY.'
At the meeting of the Hospital Association-last
week much regret was ex
pressed at ' the death of Miss Fannie
Leftwich MeTheeters, and the following
resolutions were adopted:
"Whereas, It nas been the .wilt or
Almighty God to call to Himself from
earth our . beloved .associate and co
worker. Fannie Leftwich McPheeters. of
whom there will ever be tender and lov
ing memory; anawniie we reverently
and humbly bow to this dispensation,
which, though we comprehend it not,
we believe to be a part of His plan for
working out His unceasing purpose for
perfect good, it is with submission
"Resolved by the Ladies' Hospital Aid
Association:- y '
"That the death . of our be
loved and honoued member, there is
sustained a temporal loss of one whose
association and interest have ever been
of value and benefit, and whose never-
failing sympathy for and energy in
carrying out the nobler purposes of this
association have resulted in restful and
effective alleviation of much mental and
iodily affliction.
j"Tha't every thought, expressed
tDurpose and act of this beautiful exam-j
ly of 1
wisHT
y off
Pie Of voune womnnhnnd nrA worthv
iicn remembrance and emulation.
"That it is the hope and
or tins avnation" that itsmemor
i r ... .... .
ner conecijr witn it will be an inspira
tion .for making onr lives more useful,
and that we- are "constrained to believe
that one of the great purposes for Which
we have been subjected' to an earthly
separation is that her sweet and gentle
spirit might go to shed its beautiful
influence from & loftier height. j-
"That in the bear future we
will place, in the hospital some fitting
memorial to her memory;
"That these resolutions be spread upon
the minutes of the; association, a copy
to be sent to the papers, and one to the
family. . - i -
"Mrs. J.: W.' HINSDALE, '
"Mrs - JOSEPHUS DANIELS,
"Mrs. F. A. OLDS.
"Committee."
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DISTRICT CONFERENCE.
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Interests of Snndar Sebooli and
worth League Considered.
Clayton, N. C, March 30.
Correspondence of The Morning Post.
Youngsville was selected as the-place
to hold the next district conference, "th?
Sunday school interest was ably looked
after by Jos. G. Brovvn, who presided
and had mapped out a most interesting
program. The discussion on the vari
ous subjects presented by himwere ably
and eloquently spoken to by a number
o? the . members of the conference
preachers and laymen.
The following Were eleeted delegates
to the annual conference: Jos. G. Brown,
Milliard Mial. B. B. Adams and M. S.
Davis. Alternates: T.' R. Hood and E.
B. M (Cullers.
Rev: J. M. Qulbreth was unanimously
elected for admission on trial in the trav
eling connection. "
Rev. J. W. Jenkins, superintendent of
the Methodist Orphanage presented the
claims of the institution to the confer
ence. M. S. Davis, president of Louisburg
Female College, presented its claims.
Rev. Dr. E. A. Yates of Trinity Col
lege spoke on Christian Education.
The afternoon session today wilRbe.
devoted to the interest and advancement
of the Epworth League, which will be
conducted and presided over by Rev. G.
T. Adams.
A vote of thanks was voted to the
good people of Clayton for the hospita
ble manner in which they -have enter
tained the conference. It is the unani
mous expression that the conference has
been a most successful one, and that
much good has
conference will
been accomplished. The
adjourn this afternoon.
(New Yovk World.)
If all those who are so enthusiastical
ly applauding Mr. Carnegie would go
and do likewise, "each. man according to
his means, how very few "problems"
civilization would soon have left to
solve!
: "
Editor's Awful Plight
F. M. Higgins, Editor Seneca (111.),
News, was afflicted for years with Piles
that no doctor or remedy helped until
he tried Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He
Avrites two boxes wholly cured him. It's
the surest Pile cure on earth and the
best salve in the world. Cure guaran
teed. Only 25 cents. Sold by all drug
gists. '
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THE G0LDSB0RO BUG6Y CO.,
Goldsboro, N. C, build Buggies for com
fort, durability and beauty.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
Notics of Sale of Valuable Town
Property in Wake Forest
By virtue of authority vested in me
by jaXdeed .of trust executed by W. J.
Yingate and wife, Mary'L., recorded in
Book 149, page 379, in the office of the
Register of Deeds, I will offer for sale
at the court house door of Wake county
on Monday, the 22d day of April, the
property described in said deed of trust,
to-wit:
1st. Tract, being lot in the town of
Wake Forest, bounded on the west by
the land of the Raleigh & Gaston Rail
road; on the north by W. B. Wingate's
lot; on the east by White street: on the
south by a lot belonging to Mrs. M.
Purefoy, on which is now located a new
metal-covered store building --V2 feet by
83 feet. .
2d. Tract, being lot in the town of
Wake Forest, bounded on the west by
Willis Holding's lot; on the east by the
line of C. F, , Reid now. deceased), and
on the south by the -road. A three-cornered
lot on, which is located a two-room
dwelling house. For a more particular
description see deeds of record in Regis
ter's office, Wake county, to said W. J.
Wingate. Terms Cash.
Time of sale, 12 m.
J. D. BOUSHALL, Trustee.
Cotton
Yarns.
We manufacture for HOME TRADE
ISs to 26s single warps from long staple
cotton. Can furnish - in chain, ball,
skein or on slasher? beams. New mill
and latest machinery
Prices quoted on application,
ftesler Manuf Co.,
Salisbury, N. C.
BEEF,WINE AND IRON
For Spring Tonic.
Nothing better.
50c pint bottle.
i AT
HlcksV Drug Stores,
Tucker Building and
Next to Capitol. A
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RALEIGH, N. C.
III ;n
It Is a fact that -RHEUMATISM and"
other blood troubles are mor'nr.UM
- -.
during' the
months.
blood
?ish.
spnm? and early summ.
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search far
stagnant, kidneys slug.-
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The way out of it
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Is pure and unadulterated mild
and mellow from age. A FAM
ILY WHISKEY, used for years .
"by the best people for sickness
' and health. See that the cork
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class dealers.
STRAUS, GUNST & CO.,
- ..Proprietors,. Richmond, .V
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Reliable Etna
Still in the
Lead
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On January 1 st, 1 9 0 1 , the -Etna Life "will issue
entirely new contracts with provisionsfor lar
ger values and larger dividends. The busi
ness done by this Company in . North Carolina
for 1900 has been 150 per cent greater than
for any previous year. We expect' the busi
v nessifor 1901 to increase in the same propor
tion. There are a few localities in the State
where the -Siltna is not actively represented at
present, and good men, with or without experi
ence in the insurance business, can secure de
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J. D. BOUSHALL, General Agent
RALEfGH. N, C.
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care-' ind use superior judgment ana me very best material. - .".- -
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