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:2 ? li i THE MORNING POST: SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 8 1903 UAMt VUttU Dobbin & Ferrall.j Dobbin & .-- MUt )epartrtit New n IN- -WOM Our Readymade Suit Departments is now taking special orders for Ladies Tailored Suits. The prices for ttieso Special Order Suits will range $15, $18, $20, $25, $30, $35 and upwards. Superior qualities of materials, exclusive styles, charming effects, decidedly correct designs, to be made up by the best man-tailor mating for the trade. - .at "" V ' Advance Spring Styles in v -id) Si A araice . . . . ii? t' a . made up to your special order by our own skirt makers The newest materi als are now being shown, and orders for separate skirts are now being execut ed. Prices range $6.50, $7.50, $8.50, $io.oof $12.50 and upwards. No more strikingly stylish models in separate skirts can be shown, of this section of our suit department. Every one finds one of our skirts. It is well to place your orders early, r We are justl v proud pleasure in wearing n o ooomti o -AGRICULTURE IN. PUBLIC SCHOOLS Ihe Biggest Step Forward That Can be Taken-in Education Ir:ltlfit Winjtcn of the A. & M. tV-llee tclLs hour p.rrievlture my be I could never ha ve discovered these facts taught 1.-. ths tub'.!e school.-.: by himself, but ho run use them. He Tii? iav. ff our siat requires agrieul- an destroy all cedar bushes and trees lure t- be taught In. the public schools. Intad his orchard; and.- by co-operation 5:.is U n pn.er l.v.iv but far It has Jwith other farmer?, can destroy all ee V::: a dead ttcii Until reoi.tly ngrl-jdur balls in the country-. .Thus nrple whole science of agriculture, and it can be tausrht in the public schools of 1 North Carolina even by the teachers now teaching those schools. The only thing needed is for these teachers to receive" the right kind of instruction, then to obtain the right kind of text book, and to teach their Duoils in a common sense practical, way. For the purpose of instructing teach ers in agriculture and nature study, c.inliv rtiml tpach?rs. the A. & M. - THE in r:chmond Mr.V. TV.Thackston of thiscity'has returned from Blchmorvd and says that while there , he learned of a case cf fnreerv which corresponded 'exactly case of nicharci Miner, who mentioned NOTICE OP; SEIZURE AND I inrT District Court V the Unite-V sViv. Eastern District of North C.nW No. 27. " '" United States against seven caks corn whiskey, two copper ?tl , copper worm, four fern'.or.tor?' ! mashe kee ' ! To A. V. Harrell, Claimant, arA n , whom it may concern Creetirg Notice is hereby given thnt tv,,. . t property w.ia si..,i with the College will conduct durinc tne monin wag placed in jail nere a iew . , Duncan, c ollector of j, of July a summer scuuui. x.i i ine stueurc nutu -v.- acicuuv m uunn ";;., lessons, the same oDjGcts, me :mercnanx, whs iui uisirict m .urtn Carolina, on th " day of November. 152, as f ,. f,,. MHM.ni. the same book will be usea ;and in he same manner as me ont- m in this summer school that teachers i this city, except V that the man suc can use in their country schools with ceeded in getting the money, but failed the country boys and girls. Women herp It wiu be remembered that can learn to teach agriculture, also, Miner had baggage checks in his pos as well as mm. . In my opinion this is ,'scssl-on showing that he had come' from . . . ,.or thnt lias been ;-r.-. nil nrababilitv he is Tne DiSfcesi. swrj iui .iui,uiiiiM . - - - - taken in education m Norm Laromw THIRTY-FIVE-1 AW LICENSES GRANTED ;; . . - ' The Class of Forty-six Were Examined Last Monday. New Rules The supreme court on yesterday an nounced the list of successful appli cants for license to practice law who stood the examination last Monday. There were thirty-five successful appli cants out of a class of forty-six. The names of those receiving licenses fol low: Frank M. Wooten, Pitt county. Felix E. Alley, Jackson county. Jonathan Peele, Scotland county. James 'A. ockhart, Jr., Anson county. Nathan Lunsford, Jr., Person county. John L. Barham, Southampton, .Va. James L,. Woodall, Johnston county. James B. Gibson, Scotland county. Sylvester B. McLean, Robeson county. John T. Smith, Robeson county. James S. Cook, Guilford county. , Henrv M. London, Chatham count-. Henry M. Robins, Randolph county. J. Bispham Ray, Yancey county. Eugene Way, Buncombe county. John F. Glenn, Buncombe county. Dorman Thompson, Iredell county. Francis A. Gudger, Buncombe county. Frank Smathers, Haywood county. Walter P. Gafford. New Hanover- county. . Woodus Kellum, New Hanover county. Eugene D. Davis, Cumberland county. ' , Jude. Palmer, Chatham county. : Maurice Phelan, . Buncombe county. Thomas G. McMichael, Mecklenburg county. Dewey. L. Raymer, Iredell county. Robert L. Godwin, Harnett county. William W. Rogers, Wake county. Hugh. L. Beckerdite, Forsyth county. TQla'.-D. Maness, Union county. John H. Harwood, Graham county: Pritchard S. Carltdn, Duplin county. Amos P. Spell, Cumberland cornty. George' L.. Lane, Jr., Wake county. Heretof ore the court has not - taken into consideration, upon these exami nations, defects in spelling or hand writing, but it will do so. hereafter. It thinks that an applicant f or . la w li cense, as a part of his qualification,, should at least be able to spell words ordinarily in legal use, and to write a legible hand. . . , The appellants in cases in this court, under the amended rule, are required to file printed briefs before 10 a. m. on Tuesday preceding the beginning of the call of causes from the district to which the . case belongs. ' the same rascal wno .wumru game sr.ccessfuilr in Richmond. his THE DEATH OF A FRIEND to the uses of the United Sti::, frp violation of the Iiitcirwil l:e,r , Laws, and the same is lih.-l u- i ,v prosecuted in trfe DiPtrict Vvjrt .,f tt. United States for condemnation fort!,, causes in said libel of ii)erinnti..:i s, t stand for trial at the court ro.,;, said court. In the city of HnU-iii. the fourth Monday of May tx. ' that be a Jurisdiction day. ;u .,j ,t , at the next day of jurisdiction n,., after, when and where you ninl n!i j, sons are warned, to appear to a. "I r On the dawn of a "new year,' and while the sighs and .tvmspers oi "'Vcause why condemnation shouM . ,.t "old -rear 'were still haunting us, rm. . bg decr6ied ,and judgment ac -.U-f Jame3 Martin of Winston, N. C. lov- enter?d upon the fiaji apprii-'r . , t ing husband, father and faithful friend, bQnd herein and to lntervono fi passed into me iue einimi. been suffering from a complication i diseases for many month.?, whicih were borne uncomplainingly, and with mat patient, heroic- spirit, which was part of his nature, 'and which distin guished him from other men. Hi foot steps through life,, wandered '.in direc tions where he could do m3t good, ever ' ready -to sympathize . .with. ne sorrowing, and. to rejoice; with the cheerful. A man of the, highesi. sense of honor, proving himself 'always loy al to his friends, guarding .with the most sacred and' jealous care, Ihe con fidenco they reposed in him.. Well do I 'remember when affliction came, to my home, "the 'night of stariogrief we all. rass through, he, my life-long friend, was the first to offer ho.lo and comfort, friendly ofll-es most needed and appreciated, and now white stand ing over his new-made grave, inhiling Ihe frarrran.-'t of th? nowers placed upon it by affectious' hinds.- a .."sweeter incense even, than th i health or How ers ari'i-.s from the low Jy 'mound. thJ ir.emo-.y of those kir.dly deeds.' . "Lue and death vith "Ovl are one; t Unchanged by seeming change. ; . His care and love around us here and ttere. . .'.-. ' . . He breaks iSo thread his hands .have made. , v ' c M. L. r. Raleigh, N. C. Feb. 8. 1903. . upon and consuming the apple leaves. When th leaves fall off. most of the biiciria perish. They dry up into ymall particles, and the wind blows them over the face of the earth. The or.ly place where they can live in the winter is on cedar bushes . and cedar trecn. Many of them get a good hold hciv. and eat the cedar, causing it to sv.eH up into dark brown balls with bright yellowish jelly-like tassels. The apple rust bacteria can live during winter only in celar balls. The farmer turiril i:.trucf"o:j has hn eiihr too t -;r.tSii- lr any person exc-pt highly riucatod 5pecUllts. or too visionary. Dnp-acitcal and unprofitable to appeal la th? nverace mind. A treat chanz has takeji pKucx re Mntly in crkultural knowledge und t acrlcu'.turl instruction. The jipo rlalits have dNcuvered "reasons for Itir.sa; und thi knowledge can easily k itr.r and t thoe Who could never kave uMaroe4 it Vy thenieelves. Hav 1 ,x btalm d it. however, they can put t ir.to practical titration. For exam .c: by long and diligent study and Lvtstlgation the specialists hav di- toveTed that applo rust, which destrovsi msny apple orchard. Is nothing but I&innge dons by livi- bacteria, feeding lets. The law of herecUty was work ing. Bv careful feeding, sheltering and guarding, one of these had power enrugh to bear four lambs at a birth. The flock now consists of four hundred ewes. In thirty years the shepherd has selected, any bred up. WP. up. until now four hundrew eyes yled him twelve hundred lambs ench spring. No money, and little education, was required to accomplish this result. The i$ir.?iples of stock raising are no more difficult to understand tharu the above experi ment. They can eastly bo taught in our public schools. Again, all kinds of seady," corri. 'wheat, oats, potatoes, etc.. etc.. can. be se lected, cultivated and bred up-, up, up, just Ilk th,. nfciraals. For example. I us lawe a crc: or corn. ine av- corn from the crib. tlckin.g oit lare hefilthv- A1I such facts can easily be taught In I looking cars. Occaslonallj--a farmer th public schools. j wm eu-ct cars jn the field." but not Again, by careful selection, feeding According to a and breeding of animals ami plants, wonderful results can l obtained. A Scot.-h shepherd began thirty years ago to improve his flock of sheep, simply by obst-rvlnjj the most fertile ewes. A few vt the ewes each spring bore twin lurrb. These v.rA their larrtbs be marked mid retained in the tlock. sell ing others. These lamb, on reaching maturity, also bore twins. Thus he rust will l.e stamped out. There an? iimu.vun.is oi mcis. sii!ui;:r io im xe. ot , t.ri,Ke farmer -s. lects seed tnsn f rfcfi r-r i-i l ,m--iiti- t r tht-. f-i i-it , my clearly defined prin ciples. Suppose he 16 seeking1 , to in crease the yield per acreyhis best plan would be to find growinjz fctalks that yield tv-o or three large full healthy SERVICES AT THE; CHURCHES TODAY TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH. PVeaching at 11" a. m. and 7:20 p. m. by Rev. Dr. J. J. Hall of Norfolk, Va., former pastor of the church. Sunday school at 9:15 a. m.; N. B. Broughton, superintendent. Young People's Union at 4 p. m.. i EDENTON STREET METHODIST CHURCH. Sunday schodl at 9:30 a. m.; W. J. Young, Jr.,' superintendent. Preaching at 11 a, m. and 7:30 p. m. by Rev. G. F. Smith. Ep worth League Monday night; C. V. Albright, presi dent. CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEP HERD. Rev. I. McK. Pittenger, D. D., rector. The Sunday called Septuagesl ma, or the third Sunday before Lent. Holy Communion at. S a. m. . Sunday school at 9:45 a m. Service and ser- ,mon at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Service on Wednesday at 10 a. m. and on Fri- The seats are all free, Both houses of the Alabama Legis lature have passed a bill raising the Governor's salary from $3,000 to $5,000 a year. In how lacks only the Gov ernor's signature. interest. Given under my hand, at n"i. in Raleigh, this 27th day of January. v: H. C. DOCKEIIY, 1. S. M.iiVh .l. P. A. MITCHELL, D. I. yj. f-OTEL O0RS -Tr. FAYETTE VILLK STREKT ' RALEIG-H, N. C. Fiftj Newly : FurtlsLcI Kooms. all Modern Cor.ven lesces, European aud A in eri cs n Plan. Two blocks from pot offio 4 Three blocks from Opera (Ions. Up-to-date Cafe for Ladies and Gentlemen. Till VATE DINING KOOilS FOU I'AUTIES. W. W. NEWMAN. Maneger. XV. It. DOKSKTT. l'roirltot Special Rates by A. Ii KIlwy $25.50 to New Orleans,-La. $23.50 to ZIobile, Ala. r . , $22.93 to Pensacola, Fla.. account. Mar , di Gras Celebrations February ' 'IS, to 14, 1903. Tirvets on sale Feb; . ...ruary ' 17to. 23 inclusive,, nal limit 1 February 28th. Oh payment ot fee 50 cents ticKets wi.. De extenaea I until March 14th. ; $25.50 to New Orleans, La., and return, account American Medical Asso ciation May 5 to 8. Tickets on sale May 1, 2, 3 and 4, final, limit ten days from date .f sale, - On pay ment of fee of 50 cents tickets can be extended until May 30th. For further information apply to C. H. GATTIS, C. P. & T. A., Raleigh, N. C. S. LEARD, T. P. A., - , Raleigh, N. C. , In Preparing For your Christmas festivities yon will want the Purest Liquors, Cigars, &c, in the city, and they , can only.be found at R. W. YOUNG'S, Red Light, ' 15 Exchano St. UD1ESIS500 reward:- nr cnue. my menu Mail. HannlfM. erf..lnf. n.r. H,,w BUt'P' fwinn n cnue. my incDtr1 rrg;iu .- 'athoiojTT from n - ui.t to iflieTs. nt .unnriHMrt. a:oo row.-tlJfor inr ot.'i'r rmir . IvertiiVfi that rlive one inav l)U. Kfii. ii. .. Cjicus. '111. (lerpwutinn) Vtii a lapiial "J0.iwi H, Notice is hereby given that a char ter for the Norths Carolina and, Ohio Railroad Company will be asked to be granted from the present General As sembly. . .. - - J. M. JONES. February 2. 1003, News and Opinions of National Importa'n:) ALONE CONTAINS BOTH. ent kinds may be secured. Early corn, late corn, seed, corn, hardy corn, etc., etc., may be produced. All these facts and principles may be taught in our day at 5 p. m public schools. 4 The country boys and and strangers and visitors are cordially girls will quickly understand them, invited. The country teeher can easily learn to FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner teac hthem. More than this, they can Edenton and Salisbury streets Preach conduct experiments without one penny ing at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by the of expenses for all the material Is baundant and at hand. Agaan, now to drain soils, and tvhy Tyree. pastor, W. C. at 9:30; T. H. Briggs, superintendent Young People's Union Monday evening Notice On and after Tuesday, February 3d, the lines of -wire extending from our power house at "Milburnie" to our dis tributing station at Harget and West streets in Raleigh, will be put in service and charged with electricity. All persons should avoid contact with said wires. RALEIGH ICE & ELECTRIC CO., Per J5. C. Hillyer. x Daftj. by mall 5C a yrr. Daily and Sundaj. by mall. $H a r?- The Sundav Sun la the creaieat Suuday Newsyav: : th World. Prlc. Tie a copy. By ninll. 12 yefc Address THE KU.V. Xc Te-k Winter Tourist Ticket Sale r Valuabla Lnnda ' ICorth Carolina Wake County. By virtue of a decree of the Superior Court of Wake county made and en tered in the special proceedings in said court entitled J. C. Marcom, adminis--trator of B. T. Honeycutt, deceased, vs. Rebecca Honeycutt and others, it being No. 1027 of the special proceed ings docket of said court, I will 'offer I for sale at public outcry to the highest bidder for case at the court house door in the city of : Raleigh, N. C, on Monday, the 2d day or March. 1903.' Sunday school j ut 12 o'clock m., the following described tracts of land, to-wit: now on sale via If To all the principal Winter Res Very Low Ratoi The re30rtsof the 01 ;0;S5 they should be drained, is .not clearly at 7:30' Prayer meeting Wednesday understood by all farmers, nor why the thorough Dulverization of the soil Is desirable. Many a farmer permits the choicest part or his land to remain v.c iu; muk ui uramage. - jvianj' a evening tit 7:30. Pews free and ushers in attendance to extend a cordial' wel come to all. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Ser vices at 11 a; m. and 7:30 p. m., con- farmer permits his crop to suffer for ducte.d b' Rev. J. S. McElroy, D. D;. offer many Inducements to the tovr First tract, lying and being In the' Some Prominent ReiorM county of Wake, said State, in Mark's . , ,. v ,. , Creek township, adjoining the lands Are St Augus Ine Palm. Beach M;. -.i- -r. . .. . y .Tflcksonvllle. Tamoa. Port Jan I iacK oi rain, when more culture and pulverization would have secured the desired results. Many a farmer wears out his land by raising on it year after year' the same crop. Crop rotation, crop manures, the judicious applica tion of commercial fertilizers and soil enrichment by legumes are all sub jects which have been c-.refully thought OUT n nr. eT-i!.o InoJ ,-. vu. - .1 . Sn.-b n etnlL- . HL'L, v. 1 " c" l,va"J lPS wa.a&ufl' llii V 1 fully described as follows: Bounded ou the north by the lands of W. B. Med- i lin, 0.1 the east by.; W. H. Richardson. on the south by Isaiah HaJl .inrl Willi '. 9:30 a. m. Westminster League at 7 j Todd, containing I40 :aere3, mere or ' p.m. Seats are ail free. Ushers are '. less - i Svn tSendi COrii,al inVitatin 13 ! Se'cond tract; Situated In Mark's given to. attend all services. . rreoU tmchir. of. Richmond, Va. Brunswick, Savannah. Thonnsvl . Charleston. Columbia, Aiken. gusta, rinehurst, CanidT. Pi. '. ville, Asheville, Hot Sprin-5. THE LANDOF THE SKY ' AND "Sapphire Country." EPWORTH CHAPFI -Rov T f-r. yumj u.u .nau, , TICKETS Oi fc'ALb vln rXih . f 7 ?" I i ad;,n'"e the lands of Isaiah Hall, the Up to and mclud'ng AOrll 30. a 9:45 a m' Frank'lin SheSan su 1' ?f B' T Honeycutt, deceased, j UP "2 retTm untU May 31.. ntLX'' V . ' l ' an fhers- and bounded a. follows: ' srOP-OVERS ' the pastor OTsv ! Besinnln at an oak. Isaiah Hall's Allowed at TrtSortant print !:..? VV . J :?e.?aston n Tuesday ,ne., thence runnlr.a- north 140 vrdi .. . w . i i ,(. iiKiLrini m m a.. . . i v - j i.aA.k, Lit w Pinnino nr . "f 4- v. -r t .. . , 7 , 7 , .... avtraKP man in easilv under'tanfl nf Vn., - .,, , u , noneycutt s lands to a that bvTi triplets. By takhisr ears . "ueTuiana of Young omen will give an enter-1 sJlL .u.. . . .Z fx-cm the., stalks he ianduallr nT ; .Z, da tnmen to the young people. All are t 1 1. TJZsJl'L I evolve a field of wrn MihlCh every ".,or. c3rdia ly invited to coe.. 'nth 40 v;'."' fttofl- t ' i - 1 ttaiiai msiilir- - " , I c iiiic. u i o . w, en U7 r ni i our i . i m . i ... - i . . . - 1UI1 111 i !: f 'II n 1 "1 A ws t 9 . - At'VAiiuviiio. J V X-i poxl healthy ears, t -v a.j nm n mntt- i. - , ....... a ,ulR, Uiui lrmru mm r..rn 1 larsw! quantity may Le obtained. Bv L;f vsif,. nf IAn.-' " ' nmv, me cyclone coming.". " spnng twi. uvmniiT lamb.- a there simHar observation. breeding and cross- UvJae , bota,ni'- -. The ."WhY, You see my wife had a . ....... v 'u iiiji- enw zsnnn. nini-r i-uuti itm rT ,iifru.-i.. ---... nmiriy j n'-iirir in in ni 1,..- ' - "'- r.venty roars M !.i..,imi4r...j ..i :.. . i ": . , . ""-.vanu viiv time -rCiucaro Newa u " 77 . . 15 11 nat you- didn't Hall's line to the beglnninir. 'ictim four acres,' more or less. .-- i OCthe highest standard betyeen ti ml cities and resorts. DINlNCi CAR SEP.VICI3 VNt' CELLED. sewing at the January 27, 1903. J. C. MARCOM, Commissioner, etc. Ask nearest Ticket' Ajent for "Winter Homes in a Summer L;i: W. A. TURK. S. II. HAitDWI' K Pass. Tra die Mgr., Cen. Pa? "" Washingtoa, D. C. Washing tva, 0- . . i - . '
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