THE MORNING POST: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6 1903
In Society
1X13 Rosa. Bttl returned to the. city
resterd&y afternoon from vUIt to
friends In Wilmington and other points
in eaitern Carolina.
Mlues Margaret and Klnsey Boy lan
returned yesterday from an extended
Tisit to Norfolk, where they xrere the
ruesta ot Miss RoysteT. While away
they also visited Richmond. Philadel
phia, and TVashlBKtsn. They went to
Philadelphia, to see the tray and nary
football cme.
Mrs. D. A. Cobte of StateaTlHe. who
has been a rnest la tho borne T Hr.
C- B. Edwards for the past month, left
yesterfiay for her home.
Judre T. B. Woxnack wUl deliver an
Address before the youn ladles of the
Rmrlst Female U
7:50 o'clock. Friends of the university
are Invited.
YT 4 ling Card Are
Rutherfordton. JC. C. Dec. 5. Spe
cial. Beautiful cards are out announc
ing the marriage at Columbus. N. C..
on December Zith of Hon. James P.
Morris to Miss Mamie McFarland and
Mr. J. Houghlon Hill, to Mls Brydc
McFarland. sister to Miss Marnie.
There will be a double wedding: n(J
will be solemnized In the First Pres
byterian church at 10 a. ri. by Rev.
L. Oathey. pastor of the Presbyte
rian church nt this plnce.
Mr. Morris is the Democratic Ren-reser.tatlve-elect
of Polk county and Is
one of the best known and moit popu
lar attorneys in that county, while Mr.
Hill In one of Rutherford ton's popular
young gentlemen. He is manager or
Dr. T. B. Twitty's dnc establishment
at this place. j PinVfiarn'c aHvifft flnH medicine.
I
'Fibroid Tumors Cured
Note the result of Mrs.
The Misses McFarland are the mo
popular and beautiful yourur ladi?s of j
Polk county with numerous friends j
throughout this section f the state, j
They are daughters of Mrs. Angle M. j
McFarland of Columbus.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mm. Morris will leave for points I
" Some time ago I wrote to you de
scribing my symptoms and asked your
advice." You replied, and I followed
all your directions carefully, and to
dar I am a well woman.
" The use of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound entirely ex
iled the tumor and strengthened
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDonald who
pent seTtral days of their honeymoon
ruesta at the Tarbbroagh. left yester
day for their future home in Golds
fcoro. While here they were entertaln
1 at a luncheon at the governor's
mansion. Mr. McDonald is one of
GoMsboro."s most popular young men
and a capable druggist. a"hd his fair
bride waa Miss Daisy Rhlnehardt of
LJncolr.ton. They were married last
Tuesday.
Mrs. A. J. Cooke of Goldsboro is a
guest at the Tarborough.
Mr. ar.d Mrs. James A. Brlggs. Jr..
returned yesterday afternoon from
their bridal trip .and are at home at
No. 3:2 Halifax street.
was elected last month.
Mr. and Mrs. Hill will spend their
honeymoon in this part of the state
with friends. Both couples will be at
home. Columbus after January 15th.
rtMioa me tumor
' f ?L . i in Virginia where they will remain un- holj system. I can walk milea
mversiij ""l" UI the opening of the North Catoiina . noTV.
legislature. They will then return to "Lydia E. Pinkliam s ege
Raleigh where Mr. Morris will take I table Compound is worth five dol
hls seat in the legislature to .-hich he j lars a drop. 1 advise all women who
are afflicted with tumors or female
trouble of any kind to give it a faithful
trial." (Signed) Mbs. E. F. IIatzs,
233 Dudley St., (Roxbury) Boston.
Mass. 96000 forfait If orhlnal of above latter
proving gtnirineiets cannot bj produced.
fountains of grold could not
purchase such testimony or
tako the place of the health
and happiness which Lydia K.
Pinkham's Vcgretable Compound
brought to Mrs. Hayes.
Such testimony should be accepted
by all women as convincing- evidence
that Lydla E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound stands without a
peer as a remedy for all the distress
ing1 ills of women ; all orarian troubles ;
tumors ; inflammations ; ulceration,
falling and displacement of the womb ;
backache ; irregnlar, suppressed or
painful menstruation. Surely the
Tolume and character of the testimo
nial letters we are daily printing- it
the newspapers can leave no room f 01
doubt in the minds of fair people.
I iniCO B, ETaiCEXAKD'S maniy Pnf p
safe and sure: Box FREE.
Send BtjnD for carttciilam.
cbows chemical co.. &x as. suiurux, wu
USHES
FULL LINE
Hair Brushes,
Nail Brushes,
Tooth Brushes,
Complexion Brushes,
Flesh Brushes and
Whisk Brushes
At
. E. Gwaltnev's,
Opposite Tarborough House.
All Phones.
Holiday-
AiEWfflceiHeflt
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ADMIRABLE RURAL
LIBRARY SCHEME
County
Schools
Miss Kllia Busbe. who left here to
attend the marriage of Miss Shepherd
and Dr. Graham, in Washington, X.
t.. Is now visiting la Edenton.
Superintendent of Public
Chas. II Madry of Orange
county, has written State Superinten
dent J. Y. Joyner of an admirable
scheme he has hit upon to secure ad
ditional rural school libraries. Orange
has already gotten the full quota of
tlx libraries air for which is allowed
by the state. Now he proposes to pri
vate citizens that anyone who will do-
witli 1 nate the money for the neucleus or
additional library win have the
named
for tnem or for any one the dono rmay
designate. Two libraries, one with $35
worth of booka and one with $35 worth
of books have already been donated
and others are sure to follow soon. The
state superintendent is much gratified
at this movement and hopes that many
other county superintendents may fol
low suit.
Miss Mary Warren Cameron left for
her home near Wilmington yesterday
irm vv it tv v on her return from 1 an
the marriage of Miss Sh-pherd and Mr. j honor of having the library
Graham at Washington.
a a
Miss Annie McCracken of Hillsboro
Ift for Sanford yesterday after visit
ing Mrs. Cox on South McDowell street.
Many friends will be delighted to
ki.o-A that Mrs. John II. Winder Is In
c!:y th n ;t of her mother, Mrs.
i:. s. Tuck-.
Mr. P. C. llardie has returned from
a lr: to relatixes in Richmond.
a a
."r. F. R Dancy of Atlanta Is in tha
- iiy th iuest of Mr?. William Grimes.
- -
Mis Mary Porter Ashe and Miss
Wll'i Ashe have gone to Albany, Ga
t- Mr.'. Geo. Flir.t.
1
r.is Penrl Graffers of Pennsylvania
i in the city the guest of her brother
llr. Cwrgi Graffers on llargett street.
The young professors of the A. & M.
ru!'!r were delightfully entertained
Thursday r.l;ht by the Spinsters' Club
r.f West nale'.gh. the members of ,w htr!i
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Fifty Newly Furnished
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Two blocks from post offlea
Three blocks from Opera
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Up-to-date Cafe for Ladie
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FOR PARTIES.
W. W. NEWMAN. Manager.
W. I- DORSETT. Prop-Utos.
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A Dp Slyatery
It is a mystery why women endure
Backache, Headache, Nervousness,
Sleeplessness, Melancholy, Fainting
and Dizzy Spells when thousands have
proved that Electric Bitters will
quickly cure such troubles. "I suffer
ed for years with kidney trouble,"
writes Mrs. Fhebe Cherley, of Peter
son. Ia.. "and a lame back pained me
so I could not dress myself, but Elec
tric Bitters wholly cured me. and al
though 71 years old. I now am able
to do all my housework." It over
comes Constipation, Improves Appe
tite, gives perfect health. Only 50c at
all druggists.
Metropolitan Production
"Among Those Present." the new
comedy drama played by Mrs. Le
Moyne. will be presented at the Acad
emy of Music on Tuesday, Dec. 9. Just
re: Miss Nannie Beivin. president; as It was produced some weeks ago at
GAPT. RAND'S COM
PLAINT AGAINST S. A.L
Asks $40,000 Damages for
Loss of Arm State
ment of the Cass
Phelps, vice president;
Misses Elale Phelps. Mabel Massey,
Nelly Massy, Winnie Massey. Bessla
Massey. Elsie Rlddick. Bella Hunting
ton. L.UI& Brewer. Pauline Hill. Misa
VMara and Miss KenualL The club
met with Miss Elsie Rid.lirk at the
residence of Prof. W. C. Riddick. The
game for the evening was progresslv-j
Jack straws and a most charming tim
was spent by the participants in the
contest. The first prize, an A. and M.
fag. was won by Dr. Georp:-; Fraps.
The booby, a cat, was awarded to Prof.
Kindall. ' Mrs. D. II. Hill an 1 Mrs.
Rlddick assisted in making the evening
a success.
the Garden Theatre, New York city,
the home of fashionable drama and so
ciety comedy. Both actors, scene set,
costumes and properties are those em
ployed In New York, while Mrs. Le
Moyne's role is that which won the
warm admiration of press and public
there. It is said that rarely has so
massive and realistic a stage portray
al of fashionable society come out of
New York. As a comedy of manners
an.l a mine of witty sayings and In
fectious humor "Among Thoe Pres
ent" is in a class by Itself, while on it
ethical side it appeals to the -best in
stincts and -enforces a sound
without sermonizing. t
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at ODES-Oiisillf pipio
f a:I oV-T ?JlH!i?:.9Sr?'?7'J' T to make a ralloa. but a IIAYNZR QUART is a
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evcrr
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lijKisir goes uirect ritm
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XTraiA cr quarts for aiCOO by Jr'relgkt lrc?aid.
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TU.TTA, 6K DAYTOHt OHIO ST. LOUTS, a ST. PAUL, MINK.
120 Zxarraxa-ty. TaoT. O. Ba-raausHXD isct.
Messrs. Armlstead Jones & Son and
Col. T. M. Argo, as counsel) filed the
cbmplaint yesterday in the suit of
Capt. V. K. Itapd. against the Sea
board Air Line for injury sustained
in an accident at Cheraw last March.
The following extract from the com
plaint presents their case:
"That the plaintiff, W. K. Hand, was
employed by the defendant as conduc
tor upon one of its freight trains, and
while so employed and about March
21, 1902, In the town of Cheraw, shifting
from th-j :ialn line to a side track and
distributlv.jr the cars so shifted, as it
was his duty to do, he was, negligently
and carele?sly thrown from a car by
the defendant and bj the negligence
of the defendant was run over by the
cars of the defendant and his arm so
crushed that it was necessary to
amputate it at the shoulder joint, un
der following circumstances: It was
the plaintiff's duty to" aid in rhiftiiig
and distributing cars and while this
wan being done to follow the trains
while the shifting was being done.
That the cars to be shifted were to
be uncoupled by the plaintiff, as was
ihl3 duty, from the other cars, and that
"the plaintiff endeavored to mount the
hindmost car in order to handle the
(brakes, which wer? on thr.t car, and
to perform V.ln duties as conductor as
j aforesaid. anJ as there were no grab
j Irons or stirrup Irons on the side of
ithe car, which was a flat car. nialn-
les3on,;fj wont hot ween the carp, both flat
oars and sirr.'. f; i?ri.n the said hind
most car, an; j:.t as he wsis balancing
Iilmelf in his rr.-if. by putting his foot
on the fr-r.t car to push himself for
ward in his sent, the coupie being de
fective, gave way, the cars pushed
.".part and h. plaintiff, was precipi
tated forward on the track and run
over by the wheels of the back car
and Injured r.s aforesaid.
"The injury of the plaintiff was oc
casioned by the r.eslifrence of defend
ant in operating the car with a broken j
or defective couple, which occasioned j
the cars to pull aprrt and thereby i
threw the plaintiff forward upon the j
track, where he was run over by the j
ueienu.nis trem. upon ihich piaintifC
was working as n foresaid.
"That by rearon of the negligence cf
the defendant the plair.iff suffered and
si ill suffers grrsnt bodily and meat:l
pain and anguish, by the loss of his
arm and the preat mental and bodily
pain following, land by the almost to
tal loss of capacity to laior and to
earn money and a living. The
plaintiff has been damaged in the
sum of J40.C00."
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Brass Goods, Purses, Bags,
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us your work Pictures,
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and the time
you ordered it
back.
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Raleigh Phone 87
Bell Phone 1331
Interstate Phone 87
AND OTHER
SUBSTANTIAL
We have in stock and bought to ar
rive
Over One Hundred
Carloads of the
Best Bituminous
Coal in America.
Orders solicited
to any depot.
We have on hand a large stock of
the best quality of Seasoned Pine
Wood, Seasoned and Green Oak Wood.
Foundry and Domestic Coke also.
Corn, Oats, Chops,
Bran, &c.
JONES & POWELL,
Raleigh, N. C.
All Phones 41 .nd 71.
Toilet Sets,
Mirrors,
Vases,
Clocks.
1 IS
and Most
arees
Extensive
STOCK OF
I
Shown
will be
in the Citj,
pleased to have
and we
you
call
and examine same.
"Gift Giving is a Pleasure ThoJ Selecting is Perplexing."
You will Not Have Any Trouble Here.
Walter Woollcott.
Quality, JNot Rrice
Is the chief consideration with as In buying our drugs. The best money
ean buy is used in compounding prescriptions at this store. You may b
ure of always getting what the doctor prescribes if you buy of us. Think
minute, and you'll see how important this is.
BOB 3 ITT-WYNNE DRUG CO.,
ZS3 rayrttcTill Street t s s UALEIGH, ft.
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ERESTI NQ INFO RM ATI ON
ON MAY 1, 3 902, THE OLD CONSERVATIVE
n
A i'nrt for Lumbi;t tEJZU
V. C. Williams, of Amhurst. Va..
fnys: "For, more than a yenr I suffer
ed from lumbnjro. I finally tried Cham
berlain's Pain Ealm and it grave mo
entire reiief. hich all other remedies
hr.d failed to do." SoH by Crowe!!,
McLnrty & Co.. Bobbitt-Wynne Drusr
Co.. North Side Drug- Store, T,r. a.
Thomas.
No Hops for Capt. Fleming
Many friends will be frrieved to learn
that there Is no hopo for the recovery
of Capt. T. X. Fleming of Louisbur,
who is now in Johns itopkins hospital.
Baltimore.
A telegram was received by State
Treasurer Lacy yesterday from Capt.
Fleming's son, Mr. T. B. Fleming,
teller In the treasury, saying: "Doctors
pay there Is no hope for father. He H
expected to die any time,"
MUTUAL
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Co., of Philadelphia
WILL ADJUST ITS RATES AND VALUES TO A
THREE PER CENT. RESERVE BASIS,
thereby furnishing In It new contract the largest GUARANTEED CASH SO RREER, LOAN (3 FEB -CENT)
I'AlU-ur A.NU AUTUMAX1U BATBXSIOX VALUES
With
TECTIOX
ity or death.
ALL KINDS OF DESIRABLE CONTRACTS ISSUED,
tncluillnjr. In-addit:.n to the rjsual Ordinary Life, Limited Payment Life and Endowments on varlons plans, CON
TINUOUS INSTALMENT TOLICIES, with income for life; FIVE PER CENT GOLD BONDS, paying to th
beneficiary 5 per cent annually on the principal for 20 years and then th principal-, cheap CONVERTIBLE TERM
policies, and many others.
ALL POLICIES PRACTICALLY INCONTESTABLE FROM DATE: absolutely so after one year.
ALL POLICIES PARTICIPATE IN PROFITS OF COMPANY. WITH ANNUAL. DEFERRED. OR G'tfAf
ANTEED DIVIDENDS.
even greater dividends than heretofore, this will enable tK Penn to furnish ie Insnrer with nrerlous
AT A NOMINAL COST IN CASE OF LAPSE, and to him who- fortunaU'y carries the policy to mat
THE MOST PROFITABLE INVESTMENT. CONSIDERING THE ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
PRO
or
Apply to Local Agents,
or write to
DESIRABLE CONTRACTS TO DESIRABLE AGENTS.
R. B. RANEY,
General Agents for North Carolina.
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