CORNING POST J SUNDAY, 1 2 , 1901
CBUBCH 8BBVICBS IDA
TThcra Visitors and PeI
Alaf Worship
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEP
HERD. ' "
Ber.'.I. McK. Pittinger, D..D Hec
tor. Fifth Sunday fatter Easter. -Holy
Communion at 8 a: m. Sunday School
at 9:15 a. m. Service and sermon at ,11
. a. m.; at 8 p. m Thursday, 'Ascension
Day.. Service, sermon , and Holy Com-
munion at 11 a. m. The seats are all
free, and strangers are cordially invited.
; . CHRIST CHURCH.
Rev; M. M. Marshall;--D. D., Rector.
Fifth. Sunday after Easter.' Holy Com
munion 8 a. m. . Sunday School 10 a. m.
Divine' service ; and sermon 11 a. m.
Evening prayer 6 p. m. Service during
the week: Wednesday 6 p.. m. and Fai-
' day 10 a. m. Thursday (Ascension Day).
full service with celebration of the holy
4 communion - at 11 'a.-, m. Free seats.
- Strangers cordially -welcomed at all ser-
ricee. ,
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
' Rev. E. Daniel, D. D-, Pastor. Ser
' vices 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Westminster
League 7:30 p. m. Sunday School 930
a. m. Seats free Ushers in attendance.
A cordial invitation is given to all ser
vices; FAYETTEVILLE STREET BAP
TIST CHURCH.
A. A. Butler, x-astor; Sunday School
950 a. m.; John T. Pullen Superinten
dent. Preaching 11 a. m.. and 8 p. m.,
by the pastor. Every member is urged
to attend all services. A cordial invi-
tation to all visitors and strangers.
Seats are free.
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH.
Rev. G. T. Adams, Pastor. Sunday
School 950 a. m.; H. Woodall, Super
intendent. At 11 a. m., the pastor will
preach on the "Characteristics of a Gen
uine Conversion." At 8 p. m. he will
preach a special sermon to the Capital
.- City Lodge of Jr. o. U. A. The pub
lic cordially invited to attesd all these
services.
( EDENTON STREET METHODIST
CHURCH.
v Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; Joseph G.
'Brown, Superintendent. Preaching at
31 s. m. by the pastor, Rev. G. F.
Smith. Children's Day , exercises by
Sunday "School at 8 p. tn. Epworth
League will meet Monday night.
SAINT SAViOUS CHAPEL.
Sunday School 10 a. m. Night ser
vice and sermon, 11 a. m. Seats all free.
Every one invited. . r
ERESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. E. Daniel, D. D.," Pastor. Ser
vices 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Westminster
League 7:30 p. m. Sunday School 9:30
a. m. Seats free. Ushers -in- attend
ance. A cordial invitation is given to all
services.
HILLSBORO STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.
Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m., con
ducted by the pastor. Rev. M. W. But
ler. At the morning service especially the
pastor desires to meet all the members
of the church and all members of the
denomination living in the city. Oppor
tunity will be given to any who may
wish to- unite with the church.' The
evening service, will be evangelistic. Sun
day School 10 a. m., J. A. Mills, Super
intendent. Junior C. E. meeting 9:30
a. m. in infant class room. Interme
diate C. E. meeting at pastor's home
Tuesday 4 p. m. Young People's C. E.
meeting Thursday i p. m. Public cor
dially invited.
- WEST RALEIGH.
Rev. Mr. Stevenson, the pastor, will
preach at West Raleigh Baptist church
tonight at 8 o'clock. He will preach at
Caraleigh Chapel in the morning.
- , FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services at 11 a. m., conducted by Dr.
It. T. Vnnn. of the Baptist Female Uni
versity, aufl at 8 p. m. by Dr. Sykes, of
Wake Forest College. Sunday ScLool
ft 9:30 a. m.; Mr. J. D. Bonshall Super
intendent. A cordiaj invitation to all to
attend these services.
,
V WAKE COUNTY TAXES
loiount of Taxes for Various County
Purposes
Mr. (M. W. Page, Wake county's effi
cient and popular sheriff, has settled
the county taxes for 1900. The meet
ing of the county commissioners for this
purpose was held yesterday moruiug.
. The total amount of taxes, exclusive
Jof those for State purposes, which are
settled with the State Treasurer, col
lected by Sheriff Page in Wake county
for 1900 is as follows:
For schools $35,674.86
For schools (Schedule B) ... . 2,695.00
I" Total for schools....,
. ... $38,309.86
For county $35,166.95
,For ' county (Schedule B)..., 7,447.82
Total for county.... $42,614.77
School bonds TRaleigh) $47,995.00
iraded schools 15,997.70
For roads 8,933.21
Jury tax 90.25
t
wOf course much of the money collected
!or the various funds has been -paid over
the county treasurer previously, and
l making his settlements the sheriff was
'i edited with those payments an! only
itw a check for the balance.
L Sheriff Page said yesterday thjit. rel
ictions for4-1901 taxes have not been
Is he had hoped they would be. but he
Is making very good progress in these
Collections. He could have settled the
1900 taxes at the last meeting of the
loard but for the fact that he had not
It that time wound up the accounts which
rere being adjusted by the sale of the
real estate for the taxes. The sale was
only held last Monday, so that the rec
ords of the sale have just been perfected
and the settlements made.
..
, A Thousand Tonzaes
Could not express the rapture of An
nie E. Springer, of 1125 Howard St.,
Philadelphia, Pa!. 'when she found that
Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump
tion had completely cured her of a hack
ing cough that for many years had made
life a burden. AH other remedies and
doctors could give her no help, but she
aavs of this Royal Cure: "It soon re
moved the pain my chest and I am
now sleep soundly, something I can
scarcely remember doing before. I feel
tike sounding its praises throughout the
universe." So will every one who tries
Dr. King's New Discovery for any trou
ble of the Throat, Chest or Lungs. Trice
50c. and $1.00. Trial bottles free at all
druggists; every bottle guaranteed.
" . '
. CHILDREN'S DAY
Program of Unusual Interest In Eden
ton Street ChurcU Tonight
The exercises "of Children's Day at
the Edenton Street Methodist Sunday
School, are always looked torward to
with pleasure by Raleigh people. It is
an occasion when the parents and
friends of the school are expected to
visit it, and renew their associations
with .its members. These are cordially
invited to attend the regular session of
the school this morning at 9:30 o'clock;
and also its special session in the church
this eveninsr at 8 o'clock. The latter will
be the regular service of Children's Day,
consisting of responsive readings, reci
tations and songs by members of the
school. The program is varied, and will
no doubt be very enjoyable.
Plate collection will be taken, and the
proceeds thereof applied to the use of
the Sunday Scnool.
'
niusle Demonstration "
Miss Mattie" A. Higga cordially in
vites you to a s Demonstration of the
Fletcher Music Method c
r and .
Recital by' her class
in.
Olivia Raney Library Hall,
V Thursday, May 16th,
"' five o'clock.
Notlee
Each member of Capital City Council,
No. 1, J. O. U. A. M., is especially re
quested to meet at their Council room
Sunday evening. May 12, at 7:15 sharp,
to attend in a body a special sermon by
Rev. G. T. Adams at Central Methodist
Church. J. T. BLAND,
. Councillor.
Special Notice
All persons having articles to contrib
ute to the Handkerchief Bazaar to be
given for the benefit of St. Luke's Home
will please send them by Wednesday,
May 15. to Mrs. Joseph Blake, 118
South Dawson street.
Mrs. W. G. MARTIN,
Chairman Bazaar Committee.
The Handkerchief Bazaar for the ben
efit of St -Luke's Home wi1 be held
Thursday, May 16th, The Bazaar will
open at 5 o'clock in the afternoon and
close at 11. Refreshments will be served
and sweet" music will be dispensed
throughout the evening, and everybody
who attends is assured a pleasant time.
BUSINESS ITEMS
Specialty salesmen of good appearance
and address: must have a clean record
and give bond; permanent position if
sales are satisfactory. Address 5ox Dl4,
Chicago.
WANTED A salesman for staple line
We will -give salary or commission. Ad
dress this paper.
FOR , RENT.- Brunswick' Inn at
Sonthport, N. C, situated on river front.
Money can be made at this popular sum
mer resort. Good boaf service; finest
cistern water. Apply to
W. H. PYKE,,
Sonthport, N. C.
Brick machinery for Sale
We have for sale 1 Stiff Mud Brick
Machine (Steele's), capacity 20 to 30,
000 brick per" 10 hours, complete
with hand cut-off, &c, and ready to
make brick. Also tile table and dies
for making tile and hollow brick; also
clay crusher and 27 H. P. Upright boil
er. Only used machinery last ' season,
making 1,400,000 . No. 1 Brick. As we
have a larger machine. Will sell this
at less than half price. Also want 60 to
80 H. P. return Tubular Boiler and 50
to 60 H. P. Engine (Corliss prefrerred).
BOSTON BRICK CO.
: South Boston, Va. 1
WAKE fOCNTI BO.OS FOR SALE
Sealed bids will be received at this
office until 12 m. June 1st, 1901, for the
purchase of fourteen one thousand dollar
five per cent 30-year Wake county bonds
These bonds run 30 years from June
1st, 1901. . They carry 30 coupons- of
fifty dollars each, payable Juno 1st,
each year, at the treasurer's office of
Wake county, at Raleigh, N. C.
For authority for the issue of these
londs see law passed and ratified Feb
ruary 28th. 1901.. -
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check for one hundred dollars,
and ba addressed to the Treasurer of
Wake county. ',
The Commissioners of Wake county
reserve the right to reject any or ail
bids. B. P. VTTrr AirrxT
Treasurer Wake Co".' Raleigh, N. C.
May 7. 1901. .
OOCTORS
ORDERS
Are carried out to the letter and fig
ure m our Prescription Department
ought to be as a matter of course, but is
not in many instances.
We don't . substitute; we don't dilute,
we don t adulterate; we do fill Prescript
tions in exact accordance with Phvsi
cian's Prescriptions. -
Give us a trial and you will buy all
of your drug store goods her
WIDE AWAKE AND WATCHING.
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TWENTIETH-CENTURY MERCHANDISING DEMANDS WAKEFUL
NESS DEMANDS WATCHFULNESS. "THE MORE WAKEFUL AND
WATCHFUL WE ARE, THE MORE USEFUL VE ARE TO OUR BUY
ING PUBLIC. IT PARTICULARLY PAYS TO BE ON THE ALERT
JUST AT THIS TIME. A BACKWARD SEASONThAS MADE MANU
FACTURERS AND AGENTS VERY ANXIOUS. (i OVERSTOCKED " IS
THE CRY ALL ALONG THE LINE. PRICE BREAKS TO RELIEVE'
THE PRESSURE ARE TAKING PLACE ON EVERY HAND. CLOSE
TOUCH WITH THE MARKETS GIVES THIS STpRE THE POWER TO
PUSH THE GOOD THINGS YOUR WAY, THUSf
A Selling' of Shirtwaists. -
Thers are here some stylish-! Wash
Waists. They come our way? under n
price-pinch. We pinch them again and
send them your way. , .
Laundered Madras Shirt Waists,
stripes and fancy effects, full
fronts, French back, stock col
lars and Bishop sleeves...:.. 50c.
White Lawn Shirt Waists, sev- .. -
eral rows of open-work inner- .i : .
tion, extra good Values. 75c, . V i
8c. and $1.00
Colored Chambray Shirt Waists,
plain and pin-striped, trimmed
with embroidery, some; sailor,
collar effects, others side but- :'
tons Bishop sleeves, 98c, . ,;
$1.23 and 1.50
Stylish Lawn Shirt Waists,' ;
white and colored, up-to-date
styles, sailor collars, tucked .
white shields, embroidery and
clusters of tucks, laca inserted,"
1 '. 75, 2.2 5X and 3.00
A Sale of Millinery.
Pay you to pick from these Trimmed.
Hats, from these nobby Sailors, from
these Flowers. Prices were never more
tempting than now. ,
Short BackiSailors.
Our present favorite is made of .
grass straw a combination of
softj greenish and ' Panama
coloring in braided effect. ..... .
$1.UU and $l.Zo
Same style in natural straAV.'the
rough-and-ready braid wnich
needs a crisp bow to give , it
the requisite style, $1.50 and
Prettiest of all are,- the Japanese
Straws, in : light mode color, '
with strands of natural straw
braided in to give a" glint of
gold; they are. V. . . .2-.00 and
Fancy Straw Hats "
In all sorts of stylish shapes
fiat, mushroom or Empire a
full assortment in flat Tuscan
braid, horse hair, smooth straw.
or almost any kind one would
want, in a large range of colors
3.00 and
Trimmed Hats'.
We've a large showing of Hats,
200
2.50
CS5S8ISH''-
WANTED 200 SUBSCRIBERS TO
We, will tell you how to, get yours
tern aepartment ior inrormaiion if .
NEARLY A QUARTER OF A MILLION WOMEN TAKE "THE DE
SIGNER" because practicability and attractiveness characterize whatever gains
a 'place in its pages, whether the subject relates to tike library, the parlor, the
nursery, the sewing-room or the kitchen. tr
The best-dressed women consultTHE DESIGNER fashions.-. The - most
careful housekeepers profit by its domestic advice. The wisest -mothers go to
it for help with the little ones, and
literary and art fashions. ..
The Standard 1'atterns for June
received. . '
The Designer for one ' year. . . . . . . .24'.
Standard Fashion Catalogues
The Designer for June. ... .
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FASHION
Wanted! 1 200 subscribers . for
signer at once!
PEACE INSTITUTE, RALE
Noted for' its advanced and thorough courses
Female Education, for th hisrh sorinl Ktundino rf
elegant m&nners" and superior cukure of its graduates. Its courses equal i
those or our regular male colleges.' Excellent builings, beautiful grounds.
. .- ' . . Session Beffins September 13i l90'
Catalogue free on application.
Of
IBl Fayttym itrssfc. BALBIQ3.
Tlie Fair People arc cordially invited! to CALL aal
toy? ? FIRST-CLASS PHOTOQRAPfl MADE,
, POPULAR PRICES RUiIe.
MR. A. WICHEL0W, Operator.
The
Old
Is
Still
Reliable
m. cai v me ropuiarny ox a June insurance
Company
A great deaVof insurance may be written by high-piessure methods, but how
much of it, "sticks"? ; ..;vr . - I . v
The following tablef shows amount of
gains by the leading insurance companies'
mg tne year xuuu: ;
Name.
AETNA
Equitable
Penn Mutual..
. m m i
Mutual Life. .
New York Life. . .
union uentrai
Travelers
Providence Savings i
Sun Life.
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Ji D. BOUSHALL.
RALEIGH,! N. C.
i :
RALEIGH IQE AND ELECTRIC CO.
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, representing I the newest and.
best designs I of the most fa- - -mous
milliners, carefully, and
accurately reproduced in our
own work-rooms, 4.00, 5.00
jj . and 7.00, up
Parasols-iUxnbrellas.
Official, opening this .week. . Newest
and daintiest work in Parasols, and some
rare bargains fin Sun Umbrellas.
Children's Sil& Parasols 50c.
to 1.2o
Misses' Silk aid Satin Parasols,
75c. to 2.UU
s, all colors and
high-class novel-
.2.50 to 10.00
Ladies' Paras
shades, som
ties.
Serge and Gloifia Silk Umbrellas,
all paragon frames witn steei
rods........ fl. 00, 1.25 and l.SO
Some Items of Laces and
Embroideries.
These are put before you on account
of, their special values. It's a Lace and
Embroidery season, and there's economy
in every ofrerjng here made.
Nottingham Laces, Efges and
Insertings, matched, from two
to four ' inr-lips wide. I.000
yards or more: choice. ...... . 5c.
Imitation Torjbhon Laces, from
n:ittriiR nnlJ twn and three
inches wide JL. ..5c, TViC. and 10c.
Real German Torchon, all pure
linen,- coarse grades and finest
qualities. luL 15c, 20c. and
Our annual gathering of . Em
broideries is
ready; the largest
stock in th!
city; all prices
.... ....5c. and
between
35c,
A Sale of Belts.
Can Belt y
m to your entire satisfac
tion.
Hundreds to choose from in this
big purchase, and prices all leaning your
way
Patent Leather, Russia Grain,
A.llijrator an
1 Lambskin .Kelts,
the new dip !
and colors. .
Real Seal. Ca
tyles white, black
fskin, Suede, Pat-
. ent- Vici aftd.
Real. Morocco ,
I Leather
50c.
Satin Fold a
nil Persian Band,
with Roman!
gold buckles, oxi-
dized silver,
ting. ......
with turquoise set-
f . tti onA s nn
J V. , P. .UUU . W
: -
THE DESI
NER AT ONCE . . . .
free no canvassing,
Call at the pat- .
every member ojC the family enjoys its
i :, ij
and the advance styles for July just
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..... . .. . . . . .It : . ..'. SI .OO
lOc.
SHEETS FREE
Jgh, N. C.
in 'all departments of
its, pupils and for the f
JAMES DINWlt)DIE, M. A
the. Univex-sity of Virginia, PrincipaL
ograph
in the Lead !
new'business Written, the lapses arid net
doing businei
s ia North Carolina dnr-
j - .
' Ins.Wriften.
1,208,424
Lapsed.. Net. Gain.
54,75 756,140
ftM7 i17 -too Tor
937.457
723.78G
6G4.550
1,05(1,850
' 980,147
930,130
721,411
633,283
624,501
, 308,255
392,300
406,265
409,699
300,765
243,001
439,403
2G6.703
579,882
526,431
420,646
390,282
185,008
41,552
Qenferal Agent
Etna
New Line Our Popular
Lawns and RUrk
-
A.B.S
DOCTRINALS.
tt iJTnJ OF OUR MERCHANDISE AS CHEPLT S Pn5T
BLE, GET THE BEST QUALITIES WE CAN FOR OUR MOVPv vU
SELL THEM' AT A FAIR, HONEST PROFIT. ' vMONLl, AM7
SPRING STYLES IN FULL BLOOM WITH Vivv
THAT HAVE NEVER BLOOMED BEFORE.
Scotch IL,aceurtains
i
In newest pattern, 24 yards long, at
In newest patterns, 3 yards long, at (per pair). ........ .75, 85c. and
In newest patterns, 3 yards long, at (per pair)..... '.91.25 and
In newest patterns, 3 yards long, at (per pair). ,. .$1.75, $1. 85 and
Imitation Point de Calais Curtains, 3Yj yards long, at (per pair). .......
Imitation Louis XIV. Curtains, 3 yards long, at (per pair) 2.50 and
Imitation Cheny Lace Curtains, 3 yards long, at (per pair) $3.00 to
Imitation Renaissance Curtains, 3 yards long, at (per pair) 3.25 to
Imitation Irish Point, Curtains, 3V yards long, at (per pair) 4.50 to
Imitation Egyptian Curtains, 3y2 yards long, at ' (per ; pair) 4.00 to
Imitation Marie Antoinette .Curtains, 3Y2& 4 yds. long (pr. pair) 4.00 to
Imitation Guipure Lace Curtains, 3XA yards long, at (per pair) 4.0O to
Imitation Venetian Point Lace Curtains 3Y2 yds. long (per pair) 4,00 to
Imitation Point Arab Lace Curtains, 3 yards long, at (per pair)T.....
TambourineT-Muslin-Curtains,. 3y yards long. .2 . 50 to
Embroidered Muslin for Curtains, 36 to 40 inches (per yard) lO, 12V2,
30-inch Silkoiine, the! best grade, at (per yard) .'. .". ....
2 7 to 32 inch Cretonne, at (per yard) ............. . . . .". 81-3 to
36-inch Bagdad Cloths for cozy corners and draperies
36-inch Plain and Fancy; Art Denim, at ...... ............. .20 and
48-inch Oriental .Tapestry at . . .......................
48-inch Oriental "Striped Tapestry, at.-. .... ...... C .60 and
50-inch French Tapestry, ' at : If, 1 . 00, ' 1 . 25 and
50-inch Sadn-finished .Tapestry, at..... . .....;... ..$2.00 to
TAPESTRY
At 50c
EVERY CENT CAN BE MADE TO DO. ITS FULL DUTY IN TABLE
LINENS, NAPKINS, TOWELS and LINEN SUITINGS AT OUR STORE.
:i.SStrbriaii- Co.
rureislhiiii
So often we hear people say "It Is tard
to find anything for boys to wear." If you
will come here .jpid will find almost anything
you want. :
Boys'
Boys'
Boys'
Blouse Suits, 50, 60, 75, $1, $1.50.
Summer Suits, 75, 85, $1, $1.50.
Dress . Suits, $1 to $3.50. ; -Pant
25, 33, 40,: 50, 75, $1.
Shirts, o25 . and 50c. r-
Collars and Neckties.
Shoes, $1. $1.25; $1.50. ' - -Hose,
10 and 15c.
Hats and Caps, . 25 ' and 50c.
Belts, 25c, , i
Shirt "Waists, 25c' ':'
Brownie Overalls, ! $25 n'
Boj-s'
Boys'
Boys'
Boys'
Boys'
Boys'
Boys'
Boys'
Boys'
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!DO NOT FORGrET OUR POPULAR
Millinery Depart rtient
' G-et your orders in early as we are very busy.
AGENT FOR BUTTERICK PATTERNS.
hi-
14 East Martin Street
-mmm
Priced White Orrfandi,.
T. cm. vrganaies,
waists.
tr-onachCo.
CURTAINS
PATTERNS
(per pair): .. ... .,
. 50,
$1.00
1.50
2.00
2.25
2.75
3.75
4.00
o.OO
'5.00
B.'OO
5.00
5.00
5.00
7.50
15c.
12,c.
15e.
20c.
25c.
50c.
.75c.
$1.50
2.25
to $1.25.
V'.
for Boys
If you do not want ready
mad goods for tHe boys
w canE sHdw" you a great
variety of goods to make
Pants, Suits,Shirt Waists,
etc- .
It is strictly and in ihe fullest sense a
high-grade piano. It is not surpassed
iu .any way- bv any single-tone piano.
It-is all-and has all that will be found
in any other high-rrade piano; and ia
uldition thereto, its many tone capa
bilities jrive it range and capacity abov
and beyond all others.
Write for catalogue.
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CROWN
PIANO
ICE M1IDMPRERS
T. L. EBERHARDT, Manager. "'
Bell phone 210C. Insterstane 510.
Crowell Sz Co.,
.DRUGGISTS, i2o Fayetteville St
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Darnell & Thomas
RALEIGH, N.-C.
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