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: THE HORMIKG FSSgaQga3KY XtJGCStlllS? 13 The Logical Result of Love at First Sight Officials Retire ml' rv3 B from Their Situations A Man Bedridden for Two Score Years c N. C An?. IS. Special. wr nco .Ml:' Muna Noll , : lt:il city of Virginia. arrived ; it fttr of the Plains ja a. vl.it I. .T friend. ince cpniing :; : v:lih ami .Ml Id Kve 'with V-T" Ntnty's handsome sons : ! r.n T heturn to her I: ! ir'-ti r his successor has been named he will hare charge of the Whlteville Lumber Company's books end will do their -work here. These tiro last resignations wil gfv an entire new force at this back Ir. J. $1. ILollowell, the cashier, re signed come days ago and his succes sor was elected Saturday in the person bf Mr George C Komegay, who resigned from the oCJ.-e of "register of deeds to aocept the position. The successors for the two who have resigned today will be named tn the near future and1 the Juiciness of the bank will continue as fcerctorore. It prospects were never brighter and it is gratifying to the many fronds and patrons of the bank to learn o:l iVunifr.io'a for the pres-jtaat its bnslness the present year will a r.iH of lore at first sight. J eclKpsie all former records, which hare proven more satisfactory and bare ex ceeded the expectations of its president, Mr. George A. Norwood, Jr., who has the confidence and high esteem of all our citizens. There Kves In the town of Fremont, N. C, a man 'who, if he lives to see the 10th day .of next September, will have lain In bed practically all the while for forty-three years. lie is Mr. W. II. Shackleford, who Is well known as one of the most Industrious and active mem in that part of the county. lie was born May the IStb, 1S22, and is consequently over eighty years old. As a, child he was nt healthy, but grew stronger after his twelfth year, and worked on a farm nntjj Jus thirty-seventh year when he became- afflicted with what he terms "a giving -way of the muscles of the back combined with some affec tion of the nervous system." Mr. Shack elford tok his bed on the 10th of Sep tember, 1S59, just forty-three years ago i t!.? resignation of Mr. Jack . the 10th of next September, and has a -rk in th same bank, will i remained there ever since. He can get - ramo here she met with . i!Mn. a relative or tne r :r - 1 wlvun Miss oil was visit- -J-.;- vi2t bev-ame more frequent tl :t- chapter of the story 1 ' e -ted yAterday at the residence t .' Mr. W. T. Sartcn. ner Seven 2?prings V,'-,. : principals in his narrative , r.ian and wife. The friends f 'i.vj'iti :i attend their congratulations.- r-. jjr.ten K. Crawford. wbo.has for j ."..," Te-r K en fil'imr the position of " . I t::' at the National Bank, has ( . : ! rofignaUon to take effect , ,.-:in of his sirccecr. He j, ,4 :-vj the. portion with entire satls- t .'. l:h the patrons and the pro- . . i . .i . , r.- : tU ianK. -coxa cu waoa tvui ' -e l.;ni. He is a young man f ;;i".r!iy al splendid biisfness -- :. lie has not decided what $. ',.-, he wi'.l take up, but bis many c - fra.ls hepe that he will de , v r ni" I a in Gdb"borr. In th! r r,v; I wlrh interest a 'rJ regret It t r-rr.il pir'ic. lie is also a very 5 :r p : - man and possesses excel I t -:r.os qnaHficatioRs. lie rengr.s t, .: ;h position of b-xkkee?er for t V. r. -ir :'.: Lxiniber Company. Until np ana walk across tne room, cut is unable to stay -up fi?r bnt a few minutes He Is a man of intelligence, reads not a little, corrverses well, has a good mem ory well stored with reminiscences of the past. , fireman Whirled from q Plying Hose Wagon Tho Southern Preparing for a Double Track Road Lit tle Term of Court for Criminal Cases Only C;--!r N. C Au?. IS. Spe- ..-A: ai alarm of fire at 1150 to t. ; ti lli-l Hose wacon was biug k::'.'z :: a terrible t peed by Mr. Wal v: i". --:-. .Mr. Lacy Andrews being la on the bx. Just e the rig tic c.rv hall the horses were ;:. e! .r: towards the left for Gas to t;:ei zt. 1 the hind wheels were t.:j3 ap by or... tact with the rails of Ui tar tra.-k a-.. 1 whirled the wagon rr anl -'..rt- Mr. Andrews headlong i th- ha-l sr::-5-i his head striking ir :. II vr iriinic.Iiatdy puHetl out of i'.t war. t'.. rk:tr wagon wa righted r. a tsv.ntJ r.r rr 1 jroceeled, with one -1 bil.r tn-iitsl. to the fire. Mr A-!n m :nn-d and very badly l-i-!. hi: z: this writing his physi it: Irs.. II.rr! and HobertJon, are t h' w.vir.d in the former's tfl a- 1 t-zy t!..i: they apprehend no i- : n- thneh he had a cios. nl "lie ':& a iWp cut over his left r. to fr.-'Ts of his right haml are frr'y !a rat. I and thre are bruises ti! -r.-r ivji Nv!r. tw especially ugly f --a L: !. f: li nl.!er and forearm. Jlr. Ar. !r-? i a "heavy man, and the -":-v:t f.i!l he took as witnessed by ; ' f-r'-rtr. e-kI? the Mood run cold .a a:r'b'ri.3 of the re stilt. T.;- a'rn; of fire came from Judge ? h-k? r- Mr.re. and the fire was --t,z. l without need of the com- Tlr small wreck at James t w y.:.;rlay, caused by a passenger fan nr. ilns into threar of a freight - 'i ill s i-kt q-!te reached the sidint. was .z except a delay of t-iz f.- tr- hours, and the destruc ' " r caboose and one car of the :-i::. T.- r sm to be 4S trains a day '5 :ii 41 vr.Z- r ( track between Greens- 3rl Silcry alone. In asking ruir-n 1 man t-lay if it would not Mj ra iroal in saving of wrecked pr-r-y 3:r.- to build a double track, t rr" l th.it thA company was dfine rrx-:.?z p.--sc;Si to have a double :;)t: -hit it iarolrM first a stralghr ac l r-cra.!irg of the whol line f'"J V."ai!!:-cr"n t. A'lanta: that thi- f T;i'rh:?nT nnl ro-grading : r-n on s'.l the divisions w'ith. xr! tin as po5"4le; that it !:' '"toivf i tii a chanzine of depot cnes and this brousht .;3l been called tlm in three states to give the roads the right to this straightening process; that In more" than one sr.ate even this privilege had been fought and the passage of the bjll de layed, but that now in every siate the road was being straightened and that this work was indispensably a part oT the process to make practicable a dou ble track. Court convened here this morning for one week's trial of criminal cases only, Judge McNeill presiding. His charge t- the grand jury was compact and strong. There are over 150 cases on the" docket, ald as court is expected to take a recess Wednesday out of respect tor the Confederate veterans who will liare their exercises find parade that day it Is not expected that anything more than a jail clearance will be ac complished here being 33 such cases. The warant aga!nst Victor Barnes for criminal assault on a seven year old girl wi'd be heard before Squire Glenn this evening, and if the facts are as re ported It will require at least two days of court to try -this man for. his life. There I, therefor, no possibility of reaching tho Cone mill dam indictment. Mr. Cone not being In jail and never will be. This reminds me of the fact that the corn crop in the dam bofom has flour ished execept from having spells of ex treme thirst. A very grod clwil engi neer reported a new trouble out there last Saturday. He say that during the last drought the "dreenjge" had been so well done that a tenant losing two pigs was attracted by distressing soueals in the bowels of the bottom a1: one point where formerly a perennial morals exwrted. Investigation prove-. that the pig had fallen into cracks two feet deep In the wil and could not get oat. Those fissures have had enough water recently to close up with a snap. The telegraph office at Raleigh closed Saturday night, leaving out the latent news of the bringing of the crowd caught at Wndler park In the storm home by the cars at eleven o'clock. These who enme back little realized how much of energy, enterprise and hard work it represented on the part of the street car company. Too much credit cannot be given the management for tho celerity with which order, was brought out of chaos. Immediately after the storm passed, and before the rain ceased employes were groping in the darkness removing obstructions on the track, at the power house electricians, were des perately working to repair the burned out fuses by substitution of new onei. and by ten o'clock a large force of men were at work with shovels and exes rleiirinjr the trad of debris and the rails of accumulated sand, and by eleven o'clock the park party were safely in town, having even missed the force of the storm. Sunday morning's sun rose bright and the day was beautiful, and in this lovely hill country the" waters had all subsided, streets looked clean and well washed off, and save where limbs, fallen trees and flattened spots of com were, there were no signs of the terribl shaking up and deluge that vis ited t the nigh-t before except here and there a blown down bill board, a batter el awning 'or a dangling wire overhead. Busy linemen were crawling on their platform all day where wires were out of order, and at sunset the work Of splicing and mending iang been vig orously prosecuted, reflected a?ain credit on a public utility corporation. ' No loss of life has been reported any- j wnere, except quantities of brids. In one yard reported by Mr. noward, were picked up 511 dead sparrows and one red-headed woodpecker. Dead birds were found all about town. Mr. J. J. Laughinghouse of Pitt coun ty who has just received a check for' ?3.000 from an insurance company for damage done to 'sixty acres' of tobacco by hall two weeks ago is certainly more fortunate than farmers her who never take out storm insurance on their crops, and many have lost all by the storm, ' v ' HARD NAMES Warren County Negroes Se verely Denounce Senator Pritchard TVarrenton, N. C. Aug. lS.-JSbeeial. The following resolutions were unani mously adopted by the Republican coun ty convention here last (Friday, August ID. 11KC: , v Whereas, the black man by the very nature of the causes that led to his en franchisement, caused him, with grati tude In iris heart and -a patriotic loyalty to the founders of the party to at all times work for and vote the Republican tieket and for this cause their property", their liberty and at times their Hves hare been In jeopardjsc " Whereas, the colored voters of North Carolina constitute SO per cent, of the Republican vote wf the state, and that in seventy of the ninety-seven counties they constitute a majority of the Re publican rote cast in those counties, and v nereas, by virtue of these votes one J. C Pritch-ard, the Judas Iacariot and the Benedict Arnold of the colored peo ple of North Carolina, having by deceit- and falsification, been elevated to the United States Senate; Resolved, 1. By the Republicans of Warren county, N. C., in convent Ion as sembled, that we will vote for no candi date for a seat in the next general as sembly this year, unless he or they are known to be against the return of J. C Pritchard to the United States Senate.. Resolved, 2. That we call upon ell fair minded .Republicans throughout the state to join us in dismantling the de- spoUer and disorganizer of the Republi can party of the state. Reserved, 3. That we especially ap peal to all self -respecting colored men in every county in the state to use all. honorable means to defeat the return to the United States Senate of J. C. Pritch ard of Madison county. g ' ' THIRTY-FIVE BAPTIZED ' CONDENSED SCHEDULE UN EFFECT JUNE 15 th, 1902 This schedulers published as information and is subject to change f wlthoot notice to the public. i TRAINS LEAVE RALEIGH. ; " y NO. 11. 1:00 a, m. daily. Carries Pullman sleeper Goldsboro to GreensDorow nnpn for oecunancv ,t nniHcWn at i w . m xAnnaxt;. r - i :v train S3, aw lork and Florida Express for ; Salisbury, Charlotte. CoJtrmbiai --"- . uau, u av-nouu t uic duu all puiuis HI V IVF1QH, WJ Ol main line train -Jso. 37, "Washington and Sonthwestern Limited," for Salisbury, Charlotte, Spartanburg Greenville, Atlanta, Montgomery. Mobile New Or leans, Memphis and all points South and Southwest. Also Train No. 89 . ri5a?rtfr arnT'5G.ree1i? and Atlanta. Also , with" mam line f wi pu. 1 1 jrumi. uDoro, Salisbury, Concord and all local ?nIn W??-CwPJLotte ?iAo0tr- Connecting at Salisbury with train ?,rI11ratttlIVeern ort t Croi?a. inclndfcf Asheville, and for Knox! witt "2S &StJfnllnle' Cincinnati, -Chicago and all points vrL3! D ivf oniiecS also made at Greenhorn with train for wrt b r V I.?lJi'r jjciusvjue. jjanvme and local stations. w?;wllyrC?TneCtSvft Purbam -for Oxford. Hendereon, Keys viUe and Richmond At Universrty Station, except Sunday, for Chapel Hill. At Greensboro for Winston-Salem, 31 ocksvipe. Reldsville. Danville, Richmond Lyachburg, CharlottesviUe, Washington. Baltimorer Philadelphia. New York and all points rsorta. i h1,030.4- w.daily"FT GoldsboTo .and. Intermediate points. Connecting at Selma for Wilson, Rocky Mount sSQ "Fayetteville. At Goldsboro for Norfolk, where close connection Js mnde with the Chesapeake line for Balti more. Aiso at Goldsboro for Wilmington Mbtt Rurrv oh rAi,A.j rv- Na S63:51 p. m. daily For Selma. Goldsboro and intermediate points. NOvJ5:5?,,p' ' daily-Connects at Dtirnam, except Sundays, for Oxford, wmhuuc, -ivcjBYiijB na lnieraeoiaie points. At ..University Station, x ept Sundays, for Chapel Hill. At Greensboo with main line train No. 7 f?r..'sh p1". -Charlotte and local points. With train No. 35, "U. S. Fast MjlUfor SalisbAy. Charlotte Spartanburg, Greenville. Atlanta and all potois Sonth, including Columbia. Auirnsta, Sv.nnRh, Jacksonville and all points south, also train No. 29 for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Jacksonville and all points in Florida. Through Pulknan buffet sleepers New York to New Orleans, Montgomery, Jack sonville and Mobile. Through " sleeper from New York to Jackson ville vit bavannah. Pullman sleeper main line trains i No. 7 and 85 connect at Salisbnry for Hickory, .Asheville, Chattanooga, ; Memphis, Louis ville, CineinnatI and Chicago. Solid train carrying Pullman buffet sleeper Danville to Memnhls. Also connects at GrpnRhorr rHth mofn i; "12 for Danville, Richmond and local stations. With train No. 38. "Wash 34 . "New York and Florida LESS . THAN' COST -i - . ' ' ' .... - ; The followingffermg of seasonable and desirable goods cannot but eflfect our pur pose to dispose of the balance of Summer, Silks, and create a day ot business in our " Silk Department equal to any it has ever enjoyed. . PRINTED FOULARDS In a fair astanei!ti of colors and patterns. Remnants. Aortk nflm nd dress patterns, worth 50 and 65c.,-yonr. choice-per .-yard, 6c. PRINTED FOULARDS Best quality ntj edgn ip-drees lenxthL5 yardi). Only a few patterns worth 75, and $L2C; your choice as long- aa'thoy last, per yard, 50c (No samples.) - ington and SouthwesterrLimIted.' and train No. 3 express, iwr ianrnie, iiyncnourg, uHarjotresvuie, Washington. Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York and - all points North. These trains carry - first class coach to Washington and Pullman sleeners thronsrh tn Mow to Richmond, on train 34. Connection is also made at Greensboro for Win- ston-isaiem. ( . i NO. 12 Daily 5:25 a. m. For Goldsboro, Wilson, Rocky Mount, Tarboro and Norfolk and.' A. & N. C. R. R. points, also Wilmington. Pullman Greensboro to Goldsboro. ( , CONDENSED SCHEDULE BETWEEN NORFOLK AND GREENSBORO. NewChurch OrganizedWork Begun on S.-A. L. Depot Correspondence of The Morning Post. Ilepderson, N. C, Aug. 18. It seems that the RevW. P. Walker of Wake Forest bag been peculiarly successful In the ministrations of the gospel the ipresent season. At Island Creek churcn. near Williamboro. he received in the church and baptized persons as a result of a meeting held there during the month of July, assisted by Rev. W. F. Fry of East Durham. It was the most successful meeting that has been held at that church in twenty years. -. last n rrht at tne Harriet .urns an orranlration known as bouth Hender son Daptist Church was perfected with a membership of seventeen. At 5 o'clock in the evening, in the presence of a -larce -assembly of people, he ad ministered the ordinance of baptism by immersion to six persons who professed conversion at protracted services held at the Harriet Mills. A large construction force of the Sea board Air Line Company is now en .gaged in excavation and removing the soil preparatory to the erection of a ticket office, baggage and spacious wait ing rooms, which for some time have been in contemplation. The Masons have laid the foundation .of the structure, which will be SO feet in length. Ma terial for an iron bridge has also ar rived and some pillars have already been placed in position. Mayor R. J. Southerkmd is erecting a commodious dwelling on the corner of Young and Chestnut streets, adjoin ing the "newly erected cottage of the Messrs. Page. The ginnery of Mr. W. II. -Wester is being thoroughly overhauled, and extra machinery is being added to, double its capacity.. From the present prospect the volume of business will greatly ex ceed that of last season. Cotton ginners, rnvers nd tobacco men anticipate a bis trade. Tobacco last Saturday brouzhf almost fabulous prices, Teaching tb fifty-dollar mark. The managers of the cotton-eeed oil mill spent several days In Henderson last week punshing work on the equip ment of the pla-nt. It is thought it will be ready for operation in a few weeks. No. 7. Daily. 9.00am 9.20am 10.02am, 12.22pm 12.45pm 1.59pm 2.55pm 2.05pm fl2.l9pn 2.31pm 2.44pm 2.55pm f3.05pm f3.18pm , f 3.36pm f3.36pm 3.50pm f3.57pm 4.08pm f4.15pm f4.24pmi f4.o0pm 4.37pm 4.43pm 4i59pm 5.10pm No. 35. Daily. No. 11. Eastern Time. .. -i . 4.00pm . . . . Norfolk, Va . . . . 4.20pm Pinner's Point. Va. . 5.0opm .... Suffolk, Va. . . 7.22pm ... Tarboro. N. C. . 7.47pm S. Rocky lit, N. C. 8.31pm fQ Pinnm 7.20am f7.36am 7.48am flO.lOpm 7.59am fl0.25pm 8.04am 10.38pm 8.14am flO.SOpm 8.27aru 11.08pm 8.37am f 11.23pm S.42am fll.31pm 8.&Bam l.Wam f9.01am 9.12am 9.19am f9.27am Wilson, N. C... ; ... belma, iV. C...; .. Goldsboro, N. C..' ... . Rose, N. C. . Princeton, N. C. . . . Pine Level, N. C. .... Selma. N. C. . . -.Wilson Mills, N. O. .... Clayton. N. C. ... Auburn. N. C..'. Garner, N. C..'." Itaieign. IN. U. No. 12. 1.00pm 32.40pm 11.59am 9.34 am 9.08am 8.20am , 7.36am f 7.10am f7.02am f8.48am G.41am f6.24am. 6.05am f5.50am f5.42am n.2.am No. 36. Daily. No. 8. Daily. 5.55pm 5.30pm 4.o0pm 2Jllpm 2.08pm l.jypm 5.30rm 12.10nm f5.17pm fll.56am o.04pm 11.43am 4.52om ll-31am 4.46pm 11.24am 4.34pm fllJLSam 4.20pm U.Olam 4.09pm fl0.49am 4.02mn f 10.43am 3.51pm 10.30am f 1.12am ... Method, N. 0..'- f 5.00am f 3.33pm fl0.23am -1 or "kt r a' r o 00 , f -t 5.27pm 5.3Spm 5.45pm 5.50pm 5.59pm 6.03pm f6.17pm fll.44am li.oyam 1.30am .... Carv, N. O. 1.42am . - Morrisville, N. C. fl.ffam Nelson. N. O... f9.32am 'i f2.05am . Brassfield, N. C, . 9.44am 2.18am .liast JJurnam. iN.U. 2.30am . .-. Durham, N. C. 3.00ain .... University . . . 3.15am .. Hillsboro. N. C. f3.25am .... Efland, N. C... 3.36am . . . Mebane, N. C- 3.48am .Haw" River, N. 0.. 3.56am-... Graham, N. C. 4.01am N. .. . BuTlington 4.13am .. Elon College 4.19am .... Gibsonvule .. f 4.35am .... McLensville . . 4.50am ... Greensoro, N. C 9.50am 10.10am 10.25am fl0.33am 10.46am 11.00am 11.07am 11.12am 11.24am ll.yam 4.o5am 4.30am 4.18am f 4.09am f 3. 55am 3.85am "3.00am 2.45am 2.33am 2.22am 2.05am 2.00m 1.55am 1.40am 1.35am fl.20am l.Ooam s.pm xuaoam 3.13pm flO.Ooam f3.04pm f9.57am f2.58pm .51pm 2.47pm ,2.31pm 2.20pm f2.12pm 2.02pm 1.50pm 1.44pm 1.40pm 1.15pm , 1.11pm l.OOpjn l.4opm Nos. 11 and 12 Daily between Raleigh and. Goldsboro, day between Goldsboro and Norfolk, Va. " DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE TO ALL POINTS NORTH, SOtTl'K, AND WEST. UNEQUALLED DINING CAR SERVICE.. f0.51am 9.44am - 9;40am 9.23am 9.12am f9.04am 8.54am 8.43am 8.38am 8.34am 8.26am 8.22am fS.lOam 7.58am Daily except Sun- EAST STYLISH TURNOUTS FOR STYLISH PEOPLE, i . t : Landaus, Buggies. Picnic Wagons .and all the different kinds of traps, wijh the V: best drivinghorses, both for speed and V . - ' lamuy use, always reaay. ; Fine saddle horses for ladies and gents. We make a specialty of marriages, receptions and funerals, giving these the personal attention of a member of the firm. " ; Contracts for heavy hauling and exca vating solicited. I We guarantee .perfect satisfaction la all branches of our business: " MOIRE SILKS , Destined to be the moat popular fJbricin . Silks,' Yor the comings season. A full assortment of colors; also white acd black. A good' value at $1.25: you choice per yard, 89c. 1 PONGEE SILKS Nothing more serviceaible and nothing more sensible . for early tall wear. A good assortment Embroidered Dots, S.tripe and "PiaJn, worth 75c, $1 and, $1.25; your choice as long as they last, per yard, ZV&t 'X0 and C2Vic TAFFETA SILK This extraordinary offer in Black Taffeta Silk only,-and . should certainly, interest every lady who sees this offer. These -Silks are -good enough for any purpose you may wish them: ' 98c. for Taffeta Silks 36 inches -wide,, worth' f $1.25. $1.13 for Taffeta Silks SO inches wide, worth $L35. $1.25 for Taffeta-Silks 36 inches ifide, worth $1.50. , ' Also special values in Black Satin, Duchess and Ieau D'SoI'Silka. ' -3- Clearance of Summer Woolen Dress Goods The edict, "Clearance;" has gone forth. It is an all-important and? Commanding one and is issued in compliance with the policy, pf this house to sell all goods insseason. 3Sdnch ALBATR0S, worth 50c. per "yard, at-37:.: aU wool, street and 'evening shades. . ' . .. . ' ' ' . 88-inch WOOL VEILINGS, worth 75c. per Vard, at 45c. i- all wool, street' and evening shades . x . . 42-inch WOOL CREPE, worthOc. per yard, at 63c all wool, street and ' evening -shades. ; ' . UPCHURCH & HOLDER ,. Salisbury St., 'Phono 81. Morgan St.. 379. . . f : ; T s fruit jars, . jelly glasses, Stone jars, PRESERVING KETTLES, WINDOW SCREENS, DOORS, z z z z z : BocK's Stoves arid Ranges. Thomas H. Briggs & Sons, RALEIGH, N. C 4 MMtMMMMMMMMMMM Dresi Lawns The entire lot of Figured Dress Jjarwns, in colors and white, with blackr. figures, worth 10 and 12c. per yard, 71c. Hosiery Ladies' Dr'opstitch and Lace-worked Hose,, broken Jots, black only. 50c.. quality at........ 39c 75c. quality at. .. 59c Linen Collars . For ladies and children, standing and turn-down effects, all size3, 12 to 14, worth 10 and 15c. each, for 5c. Sheets and Pillow Cases At last week's rice-list. 1 Linen Crash. . For skirts and. auits, tn linen-cojor and white 1 15c. quality.' for. I..,..., 10c. 2.3c. ' quality for :15c. ' BlacKMohair ' .Extra -haavy quality for nnlmed'Wrrs,l' 56 inches wide, worth. $1.25 per yd., 75cJ" Summor Undervests 1 For Ladles. 10c.r"qualtty for. . . , ffo ; 20c. quality for 10c. , 25c. quality ,t or. ... . 15c. ' 50c. 'quality for. . 25c. ; Rusond Carpotg At last-week's price-list. . , Boyiao-9 Pearce -& Co . COUPON PAYMENT. The June coupons from the Full Paid Certificates of the; Mechanics and In VeSwfllUbipaid on presentation at the COMMERCIAL AND FARMER; . BANK IN RALEIGII, ON AND AFTER FRIDAY. JUNE 27th. Nearly all of tk Coupon Certificates placed on sale a few months sine have ben nold., The company now offers another issue, f FIFTY FULL. PAID CEliTlFf-i. CTES OF $100, each certificate having twenty semi-annual coupons of $J.2o.f They will be sold for $9C each. These certificates give a six por cfur.ten-f Tear investment with taxes: paid? by the company. At the end of tf-n yeari.j after all the coupons .have been paid, the certificates will be'redcemfd by ths. naj'ment of $100, or they will be redeemed at any time on demand by tlm return of $90, with interest to date of payment. They are fully tecured byr mortgages on real estate worth double the amount loaned. ...... GEORGE ALLEN. Secretary. Pullro Building. Q ualityviNot Rrice Is the chief consideration wlth.ns In buying our. drags. jThebt mnf, can buy is used in compounding prescriptions at this store. You may b cure of always getting what the. doctor prescribes if yoa buy -of u. -Think- minute, ad you'll see how Important thisis.- BOBBITT-WYNNE DRUG CO,, 233 Fayetteville Strt t m I UAIZIOlf, If. a 5 66 I I ff I I -1 J 11- X. I UI K, so) mvg. The Besdy-to-Srr Cereal Jim Dumps once had "Force analyzed. "That food," the Chemist criticised, 'V "Whole wheat and barley-malt cqntains; K They strengthen muscles, nerves and brains; Bring health's own glow, renew life's vim. . I That's why 'Force' made yo Sunnv Jlm.,M f is all food there's no waste. i Sweet,' crisp lUXti of wheat and malt-eattttcsld. v' Mart WKfeleaeme 7ao4 belleTe wire wheat to be one o the most wholesomeoods to be taken Into tho BystemT It may be prepared lr many fonts, and used In connection with vecetobles and fruSta, It contains all the sustenance nan needs in any tea" Dr. f N VQ1TTt Chicago, - :
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