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th Id Ut it- net hi, QHT Bin n I P., . of Goldsboro. who was '"' ....,1nt lit the Wh 1 1 fl - , tr. ior ner , marriage left ' ,,;t1.i" anemoon. IN. ,-v?- M'j'n? nd wife, aceom- If p j I I va . j idUl IIVU '' s. - ilag several days. jlr. James O'Neill of Hen- .. r r.."ve been visiting Mrs. I - It, - . . 1 1 , ' -HE MORNING POST; FRIDAY, -JANUARY 30 1903 . I l.i I 1 - . aMaaa ptiw candies . : T I 1 : Mrs. Daniel Aycock at r- iv 7 c,c Mrs- u- B. MUer!' B,Unt- and Mto. Bryan Grimes, Mrs Mary G , 1 . a8urer ajld Mrs. B. R. Lacy, . .. e Aator and Mrs. B. F. DIxoo. i.omey ueneral and Mrs. Robt. D. D?n,, Cuests were Mrs C Ti l?I,mer' Mr- an Mrs. William J. An- , y;-".;- H?t of Goldsboro. who itttr.j; frlnd In th city ' J. z . , h'r hm yesterday. urews. Mrs. A. B. Andrews, Dr. and rs. wo. Graham. - . The reception feature of the evening was In progress until about 11 o'clock and about that time the ball room was thrown open and dancing went merrily on until far into the wee sma hours. Mr. John II. Andrews led the german figures in his usual excellent rtanner. Every guest was enthusiastic ' In Rtn.nVcii. . r inc Buceess or xne reception " a most pleasurable event anrt much Owlnr , .V.; I"edU.ls du? to ,he housc committee ..v t or irs. wertley, !D wnom tne preliminary arrange- ni of the fading parts in: were made. This committee vuuan romance, whlrh T Cnvi Dr. and Mrs. H- A. Royster. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. L. Bunch. Mr." nd 3lrs. John Ward. Dr. and Mrs. Jos. McKee. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ferrall, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cham Berlain, , Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Albright. Mi-, a nrl Mrs. 'b. S. Jerman. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Busbee. Mr. and Mrs. S. I P". Telfair. Mr and Mrs. 11. E. LItch- f ford, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs. A. L, Baker. Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Mamie Turner. Mr. Wm. Bry ant and Miss Mamie Penny, Mr. Numa Turner and Miss Xannie Penny. Mr. William Turner and Miss Alice Penny, Mr. -Frank A. Banks and Miss WHle Hobgood, Mrs. Kenan Rand and Miss Lizzie Thomlinson. The large number of people who wit nessed 'the marriage attest the popu-j larity. of the young coopie. ' I Vl A b Vv.lfr 1 t B. W. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Bus-S. k , . " ; ti rmony was performed by Rev. J. I II 1 0. bee, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Grimes, Dr and Mrs. D. II. Abbott, Dr. and Mrs. Jas. R. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Riddick, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stronach, Mr. ttnd Foster of Raleigh. : , The bridal presents were numerous, sorr.e ofwhich were costly. After the ceremony was performed the the bride- i?nn ZVn XonlSht. the presenta tion has been postponed for one week. A COmnctrnt nntM...j ... ' - -"viism.jjr win perrect herself In the part so that In the event Mr. Wertley Is unable to appear, the I piay can be presented , -i. -f L-d!r and gentlemen reg- Thursday and.Frldav nights. The re : Vnrborough yesterday hearsal Ust night was good, and the I i Mi"? Inwards and Mlsi U people of Raleigh have a treat In store' ,-t, rf ;r.i9Dom. .ns troiasiein. n ine jiban Romance. .... i Mr. 'h-.. rears of Richmond. .,. l Mr. Geo. M. Rose of Fay- r at th Ya Thorough. " "' a Mr. C. A. Moore of Spring Hone was married to Miss Levena Kelley of jYoungsville yesterday at the home of tne bride's father. V. T. Young. . . were Mis, Ella Jor- vk w th aniens nf Vfr Can maM of honor- wlth Mr. Richard r v.. ni.d arc trie guests of Mrs. Moor. v.f mn. ,fl.t . V M : ochy on Hcllfax street. wlh c; Rr"- i The bride was handsomelv attlreri in consists of Messrs. William Boylan, J. A. Duncan and E. M. Uzrell. - The clubmen who were the hosts of the evening are: . Percy R. Albright, C. S. Allen. W. H. Allep. E. IL Anderton. A. B. Andrews, A. B. Andrews, Jr., John II. Andrews, F. fi. Arendell. F. A. Ashe, Jr.. W. E. Asniey, n..vt. Ayer, C. T. Bailey. A. L- ridge, Mr. and Mrs. Ilonry T. xtaxer. is. w. Baker, C. Mrs. W. N.H. Smith, Mr. and Mis. H. roorn and bride, accompanied by the Blllfe At 59c, v: Kmifh. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Justice, '.attendants, a number of relatles ard Mr. and Mrs Scott B. Appleby. Mr. ; friends went to the home cf Mr. J. I and Mrs. John C Drewry. Mr. and ; Banks, where an elegant supper was ZlT9. A. T. Grant. Jr., Mr.- and Mrs. served A. .J. DeHart. Mr. and Mrs. J. . A. ! McCullers Brown, "Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Murphy, month this happy coupTe wi 1 be at :rah and Mamie Brown and B. Barbee. E. B. Barbee, S. S. Batehelor. V. H. Boyden, William Boylan. C. M. Busbee, F. II. Busbee. Perrin Busbee, R. S. Busbee, J. Hal Bobbitt. J." C. Blasin game. A. H. Boydton. Benehan Came ron. 'J. R. Chamberlain, A7 H. Co wand, John C. Duncan. W. D. " ' Day, T. W. Dobbin, John. C. Drewry, T.-U Eberhardt. D. E. Everitt, J, F. Ferrall. George B. Gatllng, J. R. Fer Mr. and Mrs. .C. W. Richardson. Mr. and Mrs. .P. . W. McMullen, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Ricks. Mr. and Mrs. R. C Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Dought- Klng. home In Raleigh Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hamlin, Mr. and Mr T . W. 1rmrt Mr. anA Mre P A Whi'takr. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wood, was celebrated this evening at r. and Mrs. John D. Woodell, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fondelle, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. . F. B. Hooker, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Gilmer, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Warner, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Beasley, Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Dough ton, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Haekett, Mr. M.-.r-'.e Penr.y of Auburn, re- h rn ye-terday. t . .Mr!:- rreele who has been the - a. travelling mlt'Af I - " .n w . w vi fit CJ . The ceremony was performed by Rev. 'M. W. Butler of the Christian church Jsle Srosson left yester- , " , "V ' rcinun a :v h-r hsf la Bryson. N. C. ' i !! Id. Jnner "P and tne rail, R. I Gray, William B. Grimes, and Mrs. S. W. Pegram, Dr. and Mrs. Rawley Galloway, John W. Hardin, T. T. Hay, Edgar Haywood. F. P. Hay wood, Sherwood Hlggs, S. J. Hinsdale, Ab. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. J. H. This offer includes remnants and short lenghts of all classes of silk, all marked with quantity and price. Lenqhts are suitable for band. Arter the 2?th of this triminq waists, skirts and children's dres ses. Then there's Taffta Siks in white, black, plain colors and changeable two toned ef fects Suitable ior shirt waists, suits, Waist linings and petticoats. Remember the low PRICE ONLY 59c. Hdd!ek-Ktn Lexington, N. "C., Jan. 28. Special. The marriage of Mr. Thos. Reddick and Miss Mamie Stone, at Thomas- the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Reddick will reside at States vine, where Mr. Reddick will engage in business. - THE GREAT BUSTARD Referring: to the recent conviction for t killing a grreat bustard in Norfolk, 'H. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Aaron. Mr. i B' F- ritinff in Country Sport, re- Van Wyck Hoke, Ernest Haywood, Mrs. B. R. Lacy. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. "1C u"u lu""",)r wtcuuhju B. S. Jerman. C. E.- Johnson, Armls- S Hinton, Mr. and Mrr. Walter Wood- ' .wam on m u. tftfl Tnn, TM,-r. -r t.,. t Va tv-.-ffarrt . Mr. and Mr. Albert Anrtrn ; British game list than, unfortunately, Kh Busbee who went to at- ' thlLr J? home at Spr,ng Hone ,,, j tb WMtaker-Hawklns marrlase . t ... m rtitrne1 tA the itv vri. ...jjy .-.ft "moon. v nan. W. H. Klnc-. Geora-e L. Klrbv. ! Mr. and Mrs. David Woodward. Mr. i u can bc sa,d to do -.atthe present time. 'couple left on the evening train for C G. Latta. G. E. Leach. M. T. Leach, fund Mrs. D. A. Batts. Mr. and Mrs. O. during the Georgian epoch the bust- E. H. Lee. J. w. Lee. William Linehan. jP. Shell, Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Hum- rd roamed at iarge over certain wild .The lady attendants wore white or-"H. E. Litchford. J. O. LItchford,- Geo. jphrey, Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Gay, Mr. ! tracts in England,: notably those ele- Little. F. W. Mahler. L. A. Mahler. 'and Mrs. Ballenger. Mr.rtnd Mrs. C. R. j vateu lands Known as the Yorkshire -. iv Clayton who has been .::..- MS' Ellsa Ennis returned rf;crday. 'r 4 -.r.,h Howard of Greensboro Is . t th' Misses Ennls. ?. i.nho Wilson returned to her .-. Clayton yesterday. gandie and the gentlemen . wore the Conventional dress with black ties. The groom is a popular business man of Spring Hopc.f Only a few Immediate friends of the family were present, at the ceremony. XOOREDUOtTM X-k H. Mabry of Durham ar- i - ' ' A fretty TTeidtax at Tabrnael Bas f.m: Cbareh Liil Mjht There was a - beautiful wedding 'at the Tabernacle last evening when Mr. Walter Julian Moore and Miss Winnie ... ;n t, city yesterday" and will Lrown were united in the holy -r. r.::.it;es. . bonds of matrimony, Rev. W. D. Hub- 1 bard officiating. - The altar presented a !!: Lucy Erldgers of Wilmington scene of rare loveliness, stately palms, v i tn the city yesterday on a visit many potted plants and trailing vines y. .-flat.ves. a'I making an effective background for the bridal party. These entered in : j Maw I Gamer arrived yesterday time to Mendelsrohn's wedding march. v i to her cunt. Mrs. Hardesty Frst the ushers, Messrs. Carl A. Carter, u .Vr.tral HoipItaL Fred Harden. Tryon Weathers and Wm. BTd of Fayctteville, followed by Tr rf-rtion by Governor and Mr3. Mr. Vlctcr. Moore, brother of the groom .--' l. A3cock In honor of the with Miss Lena Whitfield. Mr. Geo. --tt of the General Assembly will Allison with Miss Annie Iaurie Thomp- ; . r"rcss tonight from 8:30 to 11 ron of Falson. Mr. Frank Brown with :- k. The receiving party will con- Miss Corlnna Jones. Mr. Garland Rosa "f ;.- ernor and Mrs. Aycock. the Cf Fayettevllle with Miss Vlrgle Ennls. r-r.rrs and the!.- wives and m?m- rir. Thos. Turner.of Rand's Mill with : th- governor staff. Admission Miss Louise Farmer. Mr. Curtis Thorn p- ty card. i .. T.i-t-n .-irv f ice nri Vi- t j-.o I Ktevenv nf Snr!thrield. The bride enter- Sitarfiay afternoon from 4 to 6 ed wth her mald of nonor Mlss DIxle V.: V : ,:l7VZrH Xr. of the groom. They were iJlles of Raleigh. ro cards; , . 0 . t-n Issued, .and all friends wllll'" ' l.7, wl man. .Mr. n untr .uiuvr. Tne brlue wore a wnue organaie un white satin ribbons and a veil fasten ed with a spray of orange blossoms. She carriU a bouquet of bride's roses. ' flr fnnM (Via malrl nf honor wore white organdie as did the bridesmaids, and carried pink roses. - After the ceremony the bridal party went to the home of the groom on New Bern avenue, where a reception was tendered by Mr. Moore's parent?. The house was artistically decorated - ierday. after visiting Mrs' itn paims. cedar and holly, and many ' v- r.aneM. different colored lights cast their glow . ....... . fover the scene of festivity. Uzxi Wilkinson returned to, ,,, tnhle decora I J 1 1 UJ : esnecialy pretty. An ele- irant supper was s?rved. the pretty eld custom of having a bride's cake being maintained. Many handsome presents evidence the affection of many friends for both tne bride and groom. W. E. Manor. J. "K. Marshall. W.-F. Maasey, James McKee, James McKee, Jr., William Henry McKee, A. M. Mc Pheeters. Jr.. H. W. Miller. M. T. N6r rls. W. C. Norris, Thos. Pcscud, Jack D. Perry. Joseph E. Pogue. James H. Pou, Hoe y, Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Mont-! Wolds, and the. dorrns of Wiltshire, gonaery. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Mc Neill, Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Ballard, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Duncan. Mrs. J. W. Chamberlain, Mrs. Meserve, Mrs. Mary Grimes Smith, Mrs. R. C. Welfaire, R. B. Raney. W. W. Robards. James i1"'. A. B. Andrews, Mrs. R, R. Cotton, R. Rogers. H. 8. Robinson. S, B Shep- Pirs- "ODerts, Airs. u. G. cow- herd. F. M. Simmons, Ludlow Skinner, William B. Snow. E. S. Smith. W. W. Smith, Henry Smith. T. S. Stevenson, Dalen Stronach. Frank Stronach, F. M. Stronach. J. Ball Stronach, J. B. Tim berlake, Jr., H. C. Thomas, -V. E. Tur ner, George G. Thompson, E. S. Upson, E. M. Uzzell, W. W. Vass, John Ward. F. P. Ward, Alex. Webb, John T. West, N. W. West, T. B. West. Joel D. Whlt aker. W. E. White, Alfred Williams, W. A. Williams, W. H. Williamson, per, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Willingham, Mrs. C. A. Owens, Mrs. A. B. Stronach, Mrs. James Pou. Mrs. J. W. Hardin, Mrs. W. H. Walker, Mrs. , S. Thorpe, Mrs. Susie Richardson Gordon, Mrs. Allison. Mrs. H. H. McLendon, Mrs. M. T." Norris, Mrs. Ernest Martin, Mrs. C. C. Johnson, Mrs. J. S. Wynne, Mrs. Dorsetshire and perhaps also of other southern countries; other- favorite abodes of the bustard being part of the countries of NorfolKf and Suffolk. But there,; as elsewhere throughout the country, the commencement of the Vic torian era marked the total extinguish' ment of this native race of bustards. Formerly bustards must have been tolerably plentiful In ma.ny places throughout the country," and even be yond the confines of England, for, ac cording to one of the early writers, Hector Bothius, they were resident! nnnn the flat land hetween the T .n m - Dr. A. TV. Goodwin, Mrs. Wm. Mon- j mermuirs and the Tweed in the year cure, Mrs. E. McK. Goodwin, J. L. ( 15,6 The bustard-s proneness to for Watsonr Burton, Craige, F. L. Carr, ke itg eg.,a had attracted attention in H. B. Hunter, Jr., J. E. Erwin, R. S. v.ftc.0 tlmoc fnr TlnothttiR remarked In Henry M. Wilson, W. A. Withers. J Holt, J. C. McWeil, A. L. KuickeU Jones lhe quaint language of the period: Those in attenaance upon me rc- ruuer, v. .a. en. jonn w. Simpson, .-Such also lg their qualitie, that if tlon ;were: . x. ooaiey, jr., lvOCKe uraig, j. Miss Ruby Norris, Miss Brewer, Miss j V. Sealey. Milton McCorkle, C. BT Wat Sydnor. Miss May Johnson, Miss Susan son, J. N. Wilson, James McKimmon, Johnson. Miss Irene Lacy, Miss May : Clement Manley, R. F. Yarborough, A. Jones. Miss Timberlake.. Miss Wllla , s., Dockery, Marshall ,W. Bell, R. B. ' th: Hlggs, Miss Rosa Battle, Miss Flor-1 ker, Murray Allen, E S. Chastine, W. ence Boylan, Miss Munday, Miss M. A. y. Rucker, Walter E. Moore, Geo. L. Ward. Miss Susan Clark. Miss Eiisa-, Morton, F. S. Varnay, Capt. J. B. Bur beth Crow, Mtss Pou, Miss Mary Jones, jei an(j Messrs. West, Lawrence. Miss Mary Grimes Cowper, 'Miss Sally J Mitchell, Thomas, Eaves, Pitt, Thorpe, Dortch, Miss Sally Hogg. Miss Louise : Brit(oilt Patterson, Allison, Grainger, Pittenger, Miss Etta Perrj-. Miss Annie i Dr. Pitt, W. A. Goode, G. H. Vann, M Minnie Best of Goldsboro passed Ra!egh yesterday on her Vay j A;tx to visit friends. K Lo ils Jenkins, who speit r. 'jt - two at the Yarborough after i!rg the marriage of her brother .v:by. kft yesterday for her hon .t f. L. FowJr returned to Frank- - yesterday. She was here to u- h.r eyes treated by Dr. Lewis. eyes treated by Dr. Lewis. !: !:. C. Welfare of Wilson is in ; - '.ty. the guest of Mrs. Aycock at :s..r.f ...n. i: r. W. Baker and little daugh- hv gone to Chapel Hill for a few 1: - m CiPITIL (LIB RCfr.PTIO?r rilllal Faatl lu IIaor mt Ctr- rr. Oflle;l .flmbr l tt Cmmrrml Atblf A social function of state Interest was th reception Wedresday night by . . v a rrtrArpnr state v J. R TvlAr nf Atlanta, the latt-r.thC capital uuu , ft. G. Cowper has Issued cards ' l-hmf" today at Fair View. "'Tr .rrTtary to Mrs. W. C. TjTee and i : rf Mrs. J. M. Heck, m m m r-ipsls of the Baptist University officials and members of the General Assembly. The Capital Club never does anj thlng by halves vand the af- rlr last nlrht was the peer "i - KHm a vlnlln recital next Monday r , ... . n in the state In --.lr t o'clock. Friends of the nt of ejnce of arrangement and personnel of guests. The splendid club building was bnl liantlv lighted crd decorated In ex ,i!.lte taste. Indeed the decorations 1r... ,horo. X. C. Jan. 29.-Specia!.- were' strikingly beautiful and fT' r,.,rrl,V;f Mr. Fred M. Hood pri.te. Corridors, fairways and the -I -Miss Alice Tye took place at th club "l1"1"" ZrV u- .v. w-.:. .w Tx-mmt .A,,thern sm la x. Then there v.ere iux- in- nnnrs-muuiri, - . ., n1nt uriant palms .ma oincr , - r;.s -.d the Institution are Incited f" s't-r.d. Crriibrt Xlarrlag tret. last evening at :30: Rev. y. Hodrin. pastor- of Westminster Syterian church, performing the ror.y n the presence of a large r relatives ana rnenas or mc " Mr. and Mrs. Hood left on ' withbAur.d train for a bridal trin '--i ts in Florkla. . Mr. .Hood holds :iTinn wi;h the 5?outhem Railway ! s justly popular. . : i t, ? "R. DAMRLM Lt JirnEM UI lain - . appropriately placed. The state nnd J ft-, were drrped on the Mr B. Duncan, Miss Josephine Ashe, Miss Dee Duncan, Miss Margaret Trapier, Miss Jennie Trapier, Miss Marjoria Ferrall, Miss Mary Ferrall, Miss Mary Barbee. Miss Sackle Latta, Miss .C. Drake, Miss Mary Reives.' Miss Drake. Miss Belle Andrews. Miss Emily Smith, Miss Fay Yancey. Miss Young, Miss Eleanor West, Miss Isabelle Simmons, Miss Caro Gray. Miss Josle Craig, Miss Arrlngon. Miss Mary' Litchford. Miss Lizzie Belle Dunn, Miss Margaret Mc Kimmon. Miss Hal Morson, Miss Kate Badger. Miss Janet Badger. Miss Mar garet Boylan. Miss M. H. Davis. Miss Susie Marshall. Miss Elsie Rlddlclc, Miss J. E. Ward, Miss Mary Johnson, Miss Busbee. Miss Nash. Miss Emily Hlggs. Miss Mary E. Boyd. Miss Elea nor Vass. Miss Heartt, Miss Latta, Miss Mary C. Burton. Miss Lilla Gray. Miss Vlvlenne Strong, Miss Florence Thomas. Miss Mary Henderson, Mis3 Caro Brevard. MIss Frances Hoke, Miss Helen Primrose, Miss - Betsle Montgomery. Miss Mary Andrews, Miss Janet Stronach. Miss Bessie Craig, Miss Anna Shaw. Miss Belvln. Miss Mildred Dortch. Miss Minnie Tucker, Miss Lillie Tucker. Miss Lucy Leach, Miss Ethel Stronach, Miss Pearl Dixon, Miss Sadie - Root, Miss Eliza Pool. Miss Margaret Turk. Miss Blanchf Blake, Miss Dixie Leach. Miss Parker, Miss Mabel Leach. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Root. Mr. and Mrs. James .O. LItchford. Mr. and Mrs. C, T. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Norris. Mr. and Mrs. I.-T. Hatton, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Conley, Mr. and Mrs. W C Newland. Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Baldwin. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sprulll. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Webb, Mr, and Mrs. B. F. Shelton. Mr. and Mrs. Price, Mr. and Mrs. Shade Wooten, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Woodard. Mr. and Mrs. J. ,M. Shipman, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. Z. V. Wal ter, Mr and Mrs. C. A. Woodruff. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. West. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Jarrett. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. H. -W. Miller, and Mrs. L. L. Smith, Mr. and J. W. Mason, S. J. Moore. W. N. Pritch- they perceive their eggs to have bene touched theyr absence by man's hand (which lie commonly on the bare earth) they forsaks those nests and l&y in As far back as 1534 it was found advisable to afford the bus tard some protection, and by the pass ing of an "Act for the Protection of Wild Fowle" (5th Henry VIII), the $2G09 $l.SO and 1.00 PANNE CREPE, SANTIN CREPES, and CREPE D'CHINES AT 89c In this lot will be found white, cream, black and all evening shades ; lenghts are from q to 18 yards. This is a fare oppor tunity to buy an elegant dinner or eveninq gown or waist ai a great sacrific. This offer is for the CASH ONLY, and NO SAMPLES CUT. Boylan, Pearce & Co. 206 and 20S Fayetteville Street. Cbanglag CoDgrtsamcB (Norfolk Virginian-Pil6t.) Speaking of the tendency of South ern constituencies to change their rep resentatives in Congress, tha Peters burg Index-Appeal says: "A good man in Congress, in House or Senate, gains Influence by length of service. No "new man, in either body, has the knowledge of his duties, the personal and intimate acqualnt- thinc tn nnK nets of the sort and ouite ard. H. K. Bayer, Hon. W. P. Wood, ! nQtner tning to enforce them. Had it been possible to have enforce them. Had it been possibel to have compelled thorough obedience to the provisions of this early protective meaure, the sportsmen of today might not new be regretting : the passing away of the bustard. This art of Henry VIII, if not at first a dead letter, probably soon afterward came to be little recognized, for later accounts state that bustards esgs Mere regularly gathereed and taking of the eggs of this bird was pro- j ance with his associates, tje commit- i-rt? avi'viiii.iiuriiLB, iiiai give 11114 strength. Time is required for all these, and therefore, for usefulness to the man's constituents and to the country. It is not too much to say, hibited, the maximum panalay attach ed to such misdemeanor being 0d. for every egg. But, of course, : it is one Harry Walter. Dr. R. B.. Miller, O. W McAllister, L. V. Murrell, Dr. S. H. Crocker, Henry McKee, J. C. Bowman, J. L. Fleming, Lee S. Overman, E. G. Simpson, C. F. Clayton, W. O. How ard, Lieut. Gov. Turner, John McKee, J. C. Buxton, Alex. Green, G. M. La tham, D. M. Reese, F. G. AVcod, L. M. Bowen. : Lewis West, .Alfred Scales, Theo. Webb. C. S.. Stevens, H. H. Mc Landon, B. W. Ballard, Dr. Morphctv, Clem Wright, J.. M.. Julian, Edwin C. j hati.nPd out under hens. Toward the Gregory. Dr. Cooke, J. S. Thomas, I.lem3 of the eighteenth century the?e egg3 had a high marketable value, be- E. Avery of the Charlotte, Observer, J. B. Judd, A. V. Bobbitt, Wescott itowrson. n. ainer, onerin tt-nigni, rph;o lo ar,anv nrltnnd ! when ive E. B. Knight. H. McCall. Thos. Finch. ,earn tfcat the younff birds long before H. E. Truxtor.. G. H. Bellamy. Dr. j arriving at fun growth, were dieposjd W. A. Graham, E. E. Raper, A. W. ! ! of fQr ag 'j, ten guineas, and, Graham. Clarence Stockdell, Holt Hay- ; gome ,n3tanceg twelve guineas prr wood, Harry Lee, Donnell Gilliam, S. j jr, j Arthur White, W. P. White, H. M. , 'A " s error colT)ni;tted by a natu Wellborn. J. Bryan Grimes, E. B. Wor- j rajst of theTudor period may also rell. C. T. Sutton. J. A. McRae. A. W. j ,n some fiiht dea.ree have contributed Cook, J. W. Perry, J. P. Kerr, E. J.to naten the extinction of the Brlt Britt. W. D. Siler. R. C. Kockady, J. I Jwh bustards bv affording! license or C. Nixon, R. K. Hill, R. O. Fry, W. t , thir. .i.tn.etlon. The aiu v. v. - - writer referred to, Dr. Thomas Mufret, also, that, especlafly to Soutbetn men of this generation, and education in Congress by prolonged association with rnen representative of other sections Is most desirable and most valuable. We do not mean that Virginia ideas of -Democracy are antiquated, or that Virginia people are in any way more than others deficient in general knowl edge of public affairs. We do mean that no constituency in Virginia has all the wisdom;1 and that frequent changes in House and Senate, retir ing experienced men and putting new men to the front the new men and to the ambition of the novice to have the honor of going to Congress p.i ?. 1 around. Possibly the South may some time learn that lesson. It might surpriseCIeveland and Chi cago editors to learn that tho itoston club, which has had 2,00 dinners, ha a' never dined on baked beans once Boston Globe. Knlcker Gassolene says h muK cut down expenses. Can't1 afford tV support a wife and five children ani keep an automobile going any longiv Bocker Can't 'he get some of his friends to adopt the children? Har per's Bazar. S. Llneberry. T. G. Cobb, D. L.- Carl ton, S. H. Michael, John Ilanley, Geo. H. Perry, Stone, Sj-ke3. mm ing readily sold at half a guinea each, j the other men representing with equal naeuty tne fundamental principles or the party tends as we have said, to diminish the date's influence, and, still more important, to restrict aong the people inquiry into affairs of practi cal importance." The Virginian -Pi lot has often in veighed against the foolish habit of turning out a useful representative and putting in a green man for no reason other than that the incumbent "has had, the honor. Ions enough"' and "should give somebody else . a ' show." These are the stock arguments of as piring "demagogy where no charge of Hying), or, as the Scots term them, Prty nome weaamg tooK p.ace . stards that slOTV !gCeSe. feed yesterday afternoon In the presence of - n . , , anA vft,in !arnbs."' the residence of the bride's father, Mr. A. L. Harris, at McGullers, when Mr. R. T. Smith led to hymen's altar Miss Mattie Harris. . The parlor was 'tastefully decorated with ferns, holly and cut flowers. The bridal party entered the room to the strains of Mendelssohn's wed ding march, rendered by Miss Martha national wa v. 1- If "Mala la Har mt rir; Areek n Hr Catata-r.laganC Affair A !: hn r.as served at 1:30 k J"terday affmoon by Mrr. r t. v I . ,1 1 n M. r (.'druris rnmpilllirui.il j rs. B. S. NIssen, Mr. and Mrs. S. 1. r..t SZTncZZn room. nd U. Fars. Mr. .nd J- . . jjt nrimroses. ' rlS, lir. ana i.Jir. viianca .m.nnuiuu.1, mantles were banded with Prtmrow. r . Morris. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Shipman, Mr. . and Mrs. John 0.v Price, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Godwin, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hamil ton. Mr. and Mrs. II. Q. Alexander. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Foy, Mr. and Mrs. In the refreshment room there were prettilv spread tables adorned with 5... V.im of carnations and roses. The ball roon: too. was decorated with j - i , t . th lnh colors. pmllax nna oumhhbp - . .-t i, mst drawing wl .h.iB. . o. Mr. ;d Mr,. A. J. Burton. a has. n. Aycock and her guests. Alrt And y-'-. Mrs. Walter Woodard and , - fvM Woodard. The affair was "cart In vry detail and proved a " .; 'i joyabl or.e for every guest. ' Ur.Jnr room tabl wair spread T rar tat. Vases of pink rarna .r the principal floral decora-us-. Ttere were candelabra bearinjr Willi l'"""1" - - 1 . into a beautiful ana conM-m f, nnrnose. Thre were f fnlr little m J. H. Foy, Mr. and Mrs. . -t.t.s wa transformed ; Mr. ana Jrs, arU room . . . Trr nn,i Mrs. O. TT. . 1 . Oulon. Mr and Mrs. S. S. Mann, Mr. Isses and a:and Mrs. A. A. Hicks. Mr. anfl Mrs. Kinsland. Dr. and Mrs. I. G. A more damaging libel -could no?" well have been uttered, nor one better cal culated to raise man's hand against the bird, for. although the bustard may make a meal, occasionally,; of mice, or other small animals, as, indeed, will farmyard hens and turkeys, to say that they wil' subsist upon young lambs is singularly untrus. This remark may Williams: and Rev. J. L. Foster of this ! have caused the death of many a bus- city spoke the words that made these j tard just at the most critical period of popular young people man and wife, j nesting, it affording some excuse for The bride was becomingly gowned j those who, on seeing these huge birds solemnly states :"Bistards or bustards (so called for their slow pace and heavy j dereliction of duty or of unfitness can eb' made against a representative. In reality it taks a man two or three sessions of Congress to learn the ropes well enough to be of practical service to his constituency. The law Congressman is as much lost as a yearling steer in a strange herd. He commands practically no weight in committees and is never heard on the floor of the House unless he has a friend who has the Speaker's ear. Yet Southern constituencies seem really to prefer new men. Net so the North and West. It seems there to be understood thai the In a blue tailor-made suit with hat ot panne velvet, and carried carnations and ferns. Miss Harris is a highly esteemed young woman, and Mr. Smith is a prosperous young farmer from Gran ville, now of Wake county. - near their flock, set to work to shoot, trap, or run them down jwith sheep dogs. This . error arose through this writer havingmixed up the names bus tard and buzard the latter being, as is now tolerably well known, a bird of rrev, and was doubtless the bird re- The bridal party left Immediately ; ported to the worthy doctor as feeding for this city, where a reception was upcm lambs. But other tauses, more tendered them by the sister of the Lrt.,.fi ori irwsiatihlA th.in t.h fnre- brlde, Mrs. Junius H. Smith, at her I. . . cmhlniirk. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. R-. YOung. M-hin.nts wnicn cu.Mt.-ii.- , ; . , - . . a ,.oi- 'nnrh.im. Mr. and Mrs. H. A- London. ..ro.r. et-.; and ice cream r " Z.Z V ttt t, Ufr. and Mrs. A. J. Maxwell,. Mr. and i my m rM - T tTLU1Af A r A Xft-at T t i Alive cheese straws, , .Mrs. i. tu. - rvlolrld OVfterS, Olive. , , XJ A TjwiAnn - . , tern nting delicacies as chicken salad. ' .v,tamo afraws. -atn.C4. '-. ijt.,i of Dr.iMr. and Mrs. T. uiount. lar. ana The receiving m w cattls. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Little. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. "Abell, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Pogue, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. josepn i.ra J. B. Tirnberlake. Govcn:or e receiving v . . t-- -Tr- onH Mrs. W. . . a i n m i rivn-. " 1 " M Uer (Dr McKee and Mr. MilUr II . Miner nrnaldcnt and vice Mrs. cnaries . "r"'- nf statc hain Mr. and Mrs. Turner, sk-'Ckai ' powerful and irresistible than the fore going, have contributed their quota to the banishment of the bustard. The most important factor operating toward 'this end,'; in. 'all 'probability, was the re- Garner, N. C. Jan. 2?.-Special. One ' markable progress made In the inclos nf th rrttt marrlaii-P ivn' ihf ins and cultivation of land toward tha home, 41G Elm street. Tarnr Banks people of Garner have had the pleas ure of attending was that of Mr. Gar land G. Banks and Miss Rosibelle Tur ner, which took place on Tuesday at 4 p. tn. at the home of the bride. The groom is the son of Deacon J. L. Banks and the popular salesman of Frank J Stronach Carriage Company. J The bride is the beautiful and accom- j plished daughter of Mr. George Tur ner. , The attendants were Mr. A. T. Banks close cf the, eighteenth century. Bala f Valuaklt Lanaa North Carolina Wake Counts. By virtue of a decree of th Superior. Court of Wake county mad and en tered in the special proceedings in said court entitled J. C. Mnxcom, adminis trator, of B. T. Honeycutt, dreBfied. vs. Rebecca Honeycutt and others, it being No. 1027 of the special proceed ings docket of said court. I will offer for sale at public outcry to the highest . bidder for case at th court houi' door in the city of Ralctgh. N. C, "n Monday, the 2d day of March, 190 at 12 o'clock m., the following described tracts of land, to-wit: First tract, lying and being in th county of Wake, said State. In Mark' Creek township, adjoining the land of W. B. Medlln and others, and rnorw fully described as follows: Rounded on the north by the lands of W. J. M"d Hn, on the. east by W. II. 'Richardson, on the south by Isaiah Hall and .Will-H ' Honeycutt and on the wst by J. 1 Todd, containing 140 acres, nioru or less. , Second tract, situated In Mark' Creek township, said county and -Stat, adjoining triir lands of Isaiah I fall, thi land of B. T. Honeycutt, deceased, and others, and bounded as follow"". Beginning at an oak. iFa-inh Hall'- line, ther.co mmnlng north J41) yard with. B. T. Honeycutt's. lands to a stake and pointers, thence aest 14 yards to a stake and pointers, theno south 140 yards to Isaiah . Hall's lire, thence east. 140 yard with Ihalsh Hall's line to the begtor.'wtaT. ccpain;ra four acres, mere or less. J. r. MARCOM, Commissioner, etv January 27, 1903. Ke I lam 0a cer Hospi to f , 12th and iBank Sts. RICHMOND, VA. WE CURI? CANCERS, TUMORS AND CHRONIC SORES i Without the Use of the Knife. ALL EXAMINATIONS FREE. ' . - Come aafl see whnt wa ha done, and are dolaff. If thea y9Z ant MM-fied that wa do ll wa CLAIM, wa wfll pay 1 f root EX PENSES, 4 t t I wmm& mm eH
The Morning Post (Raleigh, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Jan. 30, 1903, edition 1
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