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fHE MORNING POST.- SATURDAY, MAP CM 22 ig02
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POSTSCRIPTS
r Mr. A. D. Ward is here from New
Bl7r. Donald McBacken is here from
Whiteville. -
Mr. J. A. Tate of Greensboro was
h RevO? it Stringfield returned to the
citv yesterday. .' . . '
Mr. J. B. Dawson of Kraston is a
Raleigh visitor. '.' '.. u'i'
Mr. J. A. Bryan of ew Bern is a
M" Marks of New Bern was
h MerSyeA.eF.a Pattern of Durham was
here yesterday. ' ,
Rev. W. B. Morton of Louisburg w as
hMryit Uikrto of Greensboro is
' MralT!bGinertrpearson of Greensboro
was here yesterday. ,. n
Mr. and Mrs. George P. :Norman are
rnests at the Yarborough.
Mr and Mrs. J. S. Boggs of Troy are
suests at the Yarborough. 1
Mr J F. .Stephens of Greensboro was
a Raleigh visitor yesterday. .
Mr R. T. Gray returned to the city
yesterday from Fayetteville.
Dr. J. R. Rogers left yesterday for
Wilson on professional business.
Mt. Oscar J. Spears, assistant dis
trict attorney, - spent yesterday in ua-
feRev. J. W. Jenkins returned from the
-District Conference at YoungsviLe yes
terday evening. -
Mrs. Janet Dortch has returned to
Goldsboro after a visit to her unci, Dr.
T. D. Hogg. '
Mrs. lT B. Evans is reported very
ill at her home corner Edenton and Mc
Dowell streets.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Webb of
Westfield, N. J., are in the city, guests
at the Yarborough.
iMiss Jessie Holloway returned to Mill
brook yesterday after a visit to Mrs.
Fab nolloway.
Mr. P. B. Wilkes, route agent for the
Southern Express Company, spent yes
terday in the city.
Mr. Stephen Mclntyre. a member of
the Senate of the last General Assem
bly, spent yesterday in the city.
- Miss Mary Hassman of Dansville.
N. Y., left yesterday for Washington,
after a visit to Mrs. Annie Parker.
Mr. W. C. White, an attache of the
New York World, is in the city in the
interest of the circulation department.
The Thimble Club was delightfully en
tertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
J. R. Chamberlain at her home in West
Raleigh.
Mr. Zeb Yanee Walter and wife and
Miss Adderton returned to Lexington
yesterday after a two-days stay at the
Yarborough.
State Auditor B. F. Dixon returned
yesterday, afternoon from Youngsville,
where he attended 'the District Meth
odist Conference.
Mr. W, D. Mclver of New Bern is
here appearing before' Judge Purnell as
counsel for the libelant in a suit for
salvage in saving n ves.sel.and cargo.
Miss Robards returned yesterday from
Wilmington and spent last night the
guest of Miss Mary Andrews. She will
leave for her home at Henderson this
morning. While in Wilmington Miss
Robards was the guest of Mrs. Herbert
Smith. ! "
Prof. John Duckett. chief clerk to the
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
went to Cary yesterday afternoon and
delivered the acHress' last night at the
closing of the public school there, which
was taught br Mrs. Chloe Blalock.
Dr. Tait . Butler, State Yeterinarian.
went to Henderson yesterday to have a
conference with' Dr. R. P. Sleddon of
Knoxville, Federal Quarantine Inspector.
ur. liutier says tne quarantine lines are
being erj generally observed by all
cattlemen, now that they are realizing
howmuch advantage it is to them.
Mr. Thaddens Aiken of Granville
county left for Henderson yesterday,
after "spending several days in Raleigh.
Mrs. Joe IMason returned to her home
at Emporia, Ya.. yesterday, after spend
ing several days with her uncle, Capt.
Thomas Arrington. at the Yarborough.
Mr. Samuel Webb of Orange county
spent last night in the city, returning
from Fayettevillo. where he' attended the
State Sunday School Convention.
The Raleigh delegates to the State
Sunday School Convention at Fayette
vill4 returned to the city yesterday.
Sheriff T. R. Walker and Deputy J. F.
Summersett of Brunswick spent last
night in Raleigh. They came to bring
two convicts to the State's prison.
The Linwood Manufacturing Company
of Linwood, Davidson county, was char
tered yesterday bv the Secretary of State
with $6,100- stock subscribed and $50,h)0
authorized. The incorporators are L. Y.
Phillips. Grimes Bros.,- J. R. Roper,
F. H. Ball, George WJ Montcastle.
Miss Kate Arrington. daughter of Mr.
J. P. Arrington, institutional clerk in
the State Treasury, returned yesterday
from a visit to relatives at Rocky Mount.
$
NIht Wm Her Terror
"I would cough nearly all night long,"
writes Mrs. Chas. Applegate, of ' Alex
andria, Ind., "and could hardly get any
sleep. I had consumption so bad that
if I walked a block I would cough
frightfully and spit blood, but. when
all other medicines failed, three S1.00 !
T" T.'. -V T-v-
wholly cured me and I gained 58
pounds." It's absolutely guaranteed to
cure Coughs. Colds, La Grippe. Bron
chitis and all Throat and Lnng Troubles.
Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles 10c.
At all drug store.
$
Health and Xjokc Life ad Work
Senator Depcw:.. I have observed 'that
health and longevity are indissolubly
connected with work. Work furnishes
the ozone for the lungs, the .appetite
and the digestion, which support vigor
ous life; the occupation which keeps
the brain active and expansive. When
a man from T0 upward retires, as he
says, for rest, hia intellectual powers
become turbid, his circulation sluggish,
Ids stomach a burden and the coffin
Uiis home. Bismarck at 75, ruling Ger
many; Thiers, at 80, France; Gladstone,
at S2, a power in Great Britain; Simon
Cameron, at 90, taking: his first outing;
abroad and enjoying all the fatigues a
well as the delights of a Lonaon sea
son, illustrated the recuperative powers
of hard Work. Such men as these never
ceased to exercise to the full extent of
their abilities their faculties in tneir
chosen lines. ,
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Altgld Wm No Prepoiitiiins
, (Syracuse Herald.)
In appearance Altgeld was pale and
stooped, somewhat slovenly and awk
ward, with coat hunched up in the
back. His clothes were well worn, his
trousers always baggy at the knees his
shoes big and unpolished, and he wore a
soft felt hat. His face .and head were
uncommon. His eyes were an imnen
etrable blue, usually dull, and looked
out from under drooping eyela.s. His
beard was unkempt and his hair grew
as observing people say the hair of an
Anarchist grows, in queer strings from
the back of the crown to the forehead.
His nose was pointed and turned up,
and there was little animation in his
face or in his figure.
Last fall I was taken with a very
severe attack of muscular rheumatism
which caused me great pain and annoy
ance. After trying several prescrip
tions and rheumatic cures, I decided to
use Chamberlain's Pain - Balm, which I
had seen advertised in the South Jer
seyman. After two applications of this
itemedy I was much better, and after
Rising one bottle, was completely cured.
Sallie Harris, ,Salem, X. J. For sale
by Crowell, McLarty & Co., Bobbitt
Wynne Drug Co., North Side Drug Co.,
W. G. Thomas.
Mrs. Noosens: My daughter's becom
ing more proficient. She plays regular
pieces now. Yob don't notice her play
ing exercises now as much as she did.
Mrs. Xaybor: No: bbut I notice her
playing exercises my husband as much
as ever it did. Philadelphia Record.
"Your maple syrun," said the lady,
"seems to be a good deal like the quality
of mercy."
'How's that?" the smiling grocer ask
ed, expecting a compliment,
"It is not strained." Chicago Record
Herald. Ss
Towns: Do you really mean to say that
he's happiest when he's looking for
work? I -always considered him lazy.
Browne: Exactly. When a man's
in.-'-;- fn-r -work he hasn't any. Phila
delphia Press.
BUSINESS ITEMS
MILLINERY PARLOR. Mrs. Stur
gis will open an up-to-date Millinery Par
lor at Mrs. Waldorf's Boarding House,
opposite union depot, and will bring from
the north a line of swell pattern hats,
latest novelties and trimmings. in
ready to take orders March 24. Will
be assisted by a first-class milliner from
the north. '
Your Wall
Decoration
stamps you as artistic, or otherwise.
It reflects your taste as surely as the
y earth reflects ihe sun. If you buy from
us, you can depend upon getting an
artistic paper, as we keep none of the
cheap, ugly, "bankrupt" varieties under
any circumstances. Write us if you
want wall paper.
WEATHERS (Q, VTL.KY,
RALEIGH, N. C.
Strom
CHEAP
RICK
One hundred and fifty thousand extta large Brick, mostly Salmon,
at $4.50 per 1,000, f. o. b. cars. Sample may be seen at our office.
Pure coarse and unadulterated Wheat Bran, by the ton and carload
price; best Anthracite, Nut, Stovo and Egg Coal, Thacker Splint CoaL
Orders booked at summer prices if o rdered promptly. Remember we ar
Stata agents for Thacker Domestic and Steam Coal, ordered direct to
any depot at miners" prices.
RALEIGH.
N. C.
St Hary's School, Raleigh, N. C
ESTABLISHED IN 1842
LENT TERM BEGINS JAN. 27TH, 1902. "
FULL COURSE IN LITERATUKP:, LANGUAGES, SCIENCE,
ART, MUSIC AND BUSINESS. EXCELLENT KINDERGAR
BEF S WIARlCLLLY L0CATED UNDER misS LOUISE T. BUS
COMPLETE MODERN SANITARY CONVENIENCES.
FOR CATALOGUE AND PARTICULARS ADDRESS
REV. T. D. BRATTON, B. D.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY with five
living rooms, all connected, for sale.
Three railroads, several factories and
crood schools. Address Box 11S, San
ford. N. ('.
Ask for Bretsch's MotheT Bread.
Take no other. It is the best. Agents
wanted in every town.
PRINTER Situation wanted by job
printer and all-round newspaper man,
with 18 years experience. Union
man. Address Box 77, Clyde, N. C.
Ask for Bretsch's Mother Bread.
Take no other. It is the best. Agents
wanted in every town.
SINGLE COMB Brown Leghorn eggs.
Fertility guaranteed. By the setting
or hundred. Jno. B. Stronach, Ra
leigh. N. C.
THREE ROOMS furnished or unfur
nished, with or without board, at No.
427 South Wilmington street.
Ask for Bretsch's Mother Bread
Take no other. It is the best. Agents
wanted in every town.
GAS ENGINE for sale Four-horsepower
Otto. Capital Printing Co.,
Raleigh, N. C. Room 4 Pullen building.
FOR SALE A pony and buggy; pony
sound and gentle; drives 20 miles in 3
hours: buggy in good condifion. Ad
dees, B. C. C, Drawer II, City. -
Gig
OTJ&
5 and 10c Cigars
are simply tqpnptch. None
: "better for the money
Dividend Notice
Raleigh. N. C, March 17. 1902.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Caraleigh Mills . Company held
this day. a dividend of 4'per cent on the
preferred stock and 3 per cent on the
common stock was declared, payable at
the Commercial and aimers Bank, Ra
leigh, N. C, April 1st. m02. to stock
holders of dar March 17th, 1902.
F. O. .MORING, Sec'y and Treas.
Elesant Lots for Sale
That part of the Willard property
adjoining Mrs. Tucker's and situate on
llillsboro street and Boylan avenue is to
be sold at auction Monday, April 21
There are seven lots, two on Hillsboro
street and five on Boylan avenue. Five
of theci have a frontage of 70 feet and
der-th of about 1-10 feet. The two far
thest north on Boylan avenue hav r
.ir. r rauK 01 roiiucn cs omce, and per-
nuos ie mvueo. to examine
the premises. These are elegant lots
for residences. ULa
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We Have Some Bargains in
mite I
liS
If yon contemplate the use of any ot
tiiese -oods this season it will pay too
to get our priceJ before buying. Our
increased ' trade is substantial evidence
of the superiority of our goods to any
others on the market today. Oar prices
are as low as many others whose goods
do not compare in workmanshiD - mod
Irish.
ZACHARY & ZACHARY
IO8 West Martin St..
RALEIGH, N. C,
PHONE 382. s
Mention the Post when writing. -
- I 1 IMIMMMMII KtlMIIIUUIIMIMt ?
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Seed irish Potatoes ;
KING- OF THE EARLY. CLARK'S
EARLY, BLISS TRIUMPH, EARLY
ROSE.
All pure seed and adapted to this sec
tion to raise early potatoes.
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J- Ri'Ferrall & Co. I
CONTINUALLY ADVANCING
In modern life advancement is everywhere evident. In the Drug business
too great advances have been made, and we always keep pace with progress.
We have devices and appliances which aid in dispensing prescriptions quickly.
We continually -add new remedies to our stock. We place before you the
latest in sick-room helps and nursery conveniences.
On one point, however, we never change; that is regarding purity of medi
cine. In all prescriptions dispensed h ere we use the highest quality obtainable.
BOBBITT-WYNNE DRUG CO.,
233 FayotteTllle Street, : s : : : RALEIGH, H. c.
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INSTITUTE for Young Ladles
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
Has no superior. Leschetizky system of Music; nothing equal to it
ir; the State. Two Music professors. Advanced courses to suit any
one. Specialists in all departments. Terms will suit you. Ask for
free catalogue. Five changes after Christmas, two of which are fili
J JAMES IWIDDIE, M. A.. Principal.
If KALEIGU. N. C.
- - -. . .
Growell jVtGLarty I Co.
DRUG-GISTS,
120 FayotteriUo Street.
Ho nc to Let
By the Raleigh Real Estate and Trus
Company: 'A1U!-
Seven-room dwelling, N. Salisbury St
two squares from canitoi
Strelt?"rm dwellin - Bloodworth
Five-room dwelling. N. Bloodworth St
Eight-room dwelling W. Jones S'-
modern conveniences. "
Ten-room dwelling. N East t . . j
ern conveniences. ast St; mod"
. Six-room dwelling. V
ern conveniences; near Vintist rA,"
g HJgtoom dwelling, 'jJ.oSSSffi
SUc-room dwelling. Harp St.
Three five-room dwellings, West St
modern conveniences st at.,
Five-room dwelling Harnett St
ern conveniences. iiaiee" &t., mod-
FOR SALE.
Valuable house and vacant w r
gan St., adjoining J G rJI' Mo?
dence. It 115x910 V,B ro?
houe with modem convenSncesS
bam on lot. For term t , 'ood
AND TUUST COMPANY.
ILLUSTRATION OF FIVE YEAR DIVIDEND
PLAN OF THE JETNA LIFE IN
SURANCE COMPANY.
Churchill, N. C, Sept. 26th, 1901.
Mr. J. D. Boushall, Gen'l Agt., Raleigh, N. C.
Deae Iir: Yours of yesterday received with notiee of ac
curnulat&J dividend amounting to $2846 on my policy No.
247028. i, I execute and enclose form 110 and 234, for which
vou will please pay the premium $27.73 due Sept 29th,
' 1901, and send me check for balance. '
I am most grateful to the Company for the large dividend
that has been accumulated under my policy. I must say
that insurance is the best investment that a young man can
put his money in, especially in the old iEtna. .1 will re
commend the iEtna to those who want insurance as the very
best Life Insurance Company in America.
Wishing the iEtna and all of its officers much success, I
am, --v Yours very truly,
J. J. Nicholson.
Lightwe
New Spr
uolonn
ach Co
ights and
ing
gs.
This season's showings have many sensible, ser
viceable, inexpensive and novel ideas. We havn
purchased the combination and a general invitation
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is given u aLtenu our great uispiay oi spring iabrics
va sct-io, luuiiing' or ouying. areiui axxenxion.
Our New Popular Spring' Leaders in
S I K S.
Black, 36-in. Taffeta, in four grades. Black, ' 36-in. Morie Anting
Black, 36in. Japanese Silk, Blac k and Colored Pcau De -Soie, Cold Rod.
36 in. Corean' Crepes, Silk Grenadines, Foulard Silks, Wash. Silks, Silk
Waist Patterns.
IN WOOL SPRING
WEIGHTS Black and Colored Red Wool Crepes,
Black and Colored Waist Specials,
Black Wool Minstrel Cloth,
Wool Corean Crepes, -.
Black Wool Bengaline, Sil, Warp,
Wool Canvae Cloths,
Black Figured , and Plain Etanuine,
Black Wool Hernanni Cloth,
Colored and Black Lansdown,
Priestley's Silk Yarp Clairette,
Batiste, Albatross and Nuns Veiling.
WOOL SKIRTINGS
Sponged and Shrunk, all-wool Checiots,
Silk Finished Prunella Cloths,
Medium-weight Meltons (require no
linings.) ..- ' s v
Heavy Walking' Skirt Kerseys (require
no linings.)
IN-LINE FABRICS
Silk Warp Linen Batiste, plain.'
Silk Warp Linen Batiste embroidered.
fttnped, I'lain and Fancy, all Linou
Batiste,
Silk Warp Linen Pongees..
Linen and Silk Mixed Tuscans.
Trimmings to Match. (
IN COTTON
MATERIALS
White Cotoon Checiots,
White and Colored Madra?.
.Heavy and Soft Finished Welts anl
Piques,
Printed Silk Warp Parisian Xoveltips,
Printed Lawns, Dimites and Batistrs,
Ginghams, Percals, Cheviots ami
Galetea Cloths,
40-inch. India Lawns.
43-inch Persian Lawns,.
68-inch Organdies.
SKIRT MAKING
We receive orders for special skirt measures. The perfect fitting of raoh
skirt guaranteed. Prices and samples sent when requested. Delivered whoa
promised. , "
EASTER HATS FOR LADIES, MISSES, BOYS AND CHILDREN NOW
' ON DISPLAY.
A. B. Stronach Co
Raleigh, N. C.
A NATURAL ...
. V. SEQUENCE
Tlfc outgrowth of Jntelligent and persistent effort ought to
success. We are not the creatures of chancethe sport and proy f
every stormy wind that -blows. Good buying, close selling, enerjictie
advertisiog and polite and -honest treatment will make and hnh
trade. That's why we have ea'rued and maintain our 'present ioi-
tion.
IThese Things Count
We desire to thank our friends for calling during
our opening and for the many words of praise that
were bestowed upon the display , of Pattern Hats.
We are -prepared to trim your hats now for Easter
and the earlier you put in your order the better work
you will get.
Our stocfc is better than ever before.
If you want a
New Skirt
we have a beautiful line :of Black Taffeta at 75c Jl and $1.25. Bis k i;
ria and Crepe De Chene at 75c. Serges at 50, ' 75c.,-$1. . Bro'ad.-lotL r.i
Venetians at $1. Natta Cloth at 75c. and $1. .
For Shirt Waists
you will find a handsome line of Percals, Ginghams. Madras, Whii- r."1
of all kinds, Lace; Stripe and Checked White Good., Organdio, etc
10 to 35c. Inexpensive goods, but liandsome.
New White. Shirt Waist ' Fans and other accessories.
Oiir New Oxford Ties
are arriving and arP on sale. We have the goods to plea-v ' l -' " xe0'.
as the masses. : . ... v"
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