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POSTSCRIPTS
Examination Day This
Notice is called to the" fact that this
!ltVi Av for ti Ptamlnation for en-
Marshal II. C. Dockery reiu.nra 'trance to the A. & M. College. . Appli-
terday from Thomasville. . 'cants will present , themselves for ex-
Mr. C. E. Joyner of Greets!.. is in ,natlon at lne COUnty superlntend-
the city. ent's office at 10 o'clock this morning.
Dr. tL D. Ferebee spent ye'-...aaj
inilsboro.
Mr. William Allen has returned from
Illlliboro.
.Mr. T. C. Bond of Windsor was here
yesterday.
Capt. W. II. Day went to Greensboro
yesterday.
Mr. A. D. Watts went to Statesvllle
yesterday. 7
Mr. R. II. Patterson of Wilson spent
yesterday here.
Rev. W. C. Barrett returned to Dur
ham yesterday.
Mr. II. A. London returned to Pitts
boro last afternoon."
Mr. II. A. Page of Aberdeen returned
home last afternoon.
Mr. William Royall. Jr of Wake
Forest Is .In the city.
State Librarian M. O. Sherrill Is back
from a visit to Hickory.
Mr. W. O. Greer of Greensboro ar
rived yesterday morning.
Mr. H. A. Alexander of San Jose,
fil.- l At the YarboroUKh.
Mr. George B. Justice of Rutherfora
BUSINESS ITEMS
FOR SALE. Farm containing 2C5
acres, more or less. In high state of cul
tivation, situated about two miles from
the city of Raleigh. For further par
ticulars address
JOHN B. STRONACH.
Ralfelii- N- C
WANTED A position by a young
lady to teach intermediate classes in
private school or family. Address
"Teacher," care the Morning Post.
Car o 1 1 na Tr ust Com pany.
CAPITAL STOCK, 100,000.0,0.
TRUTiC LOANS. BANKl NG. SAF KDEPOSITS.
Transacts a GLWKUAL BANKING and SAVINGS BANKING BUSI
NESS; also acts as Financial Asent for the floating of Stocks and Bonds of
MUNICIPAL. RAILROAD. COTTON MILLS and other corporations.
. Acts es EXECUTOR. ADMIN ISTP. ATOR, GUARDIAN, TRUSTEE. AS
SIGNEE. RECEIVER, BROKER. AGENT.
Interest paid on Deposits in Saving s Department.
"HOME SAVINGS" l'-xes, strens a nd convenient, furnished without cost
to vou. '!
' - " OFFICERS. ,
W. TY Mills. President: Leo D. H eartt. Vice President ami General Man
ager; Robert C. Strong. Trust Officer a nd General Counsel; William Haye9.
Cashier. '
DIRKC TORS.
James Webb J. D. Rlsgan. Char! es E. Hart. Alexander Webb. Julius
Lewis. Leo D. Heartt. F. T. Ward. W . W. Mills. Allen J. Ruffln. W. C,
Petty. P. R. Albriga. and Robert C. S trong.
Offices In Carolina Tn"" Building ., Raleigh. N. C.
A,
Co
Only Good Tr unks are Worth Buying,
but a GOOD TRUNK does not nec-
-. '
essarilv mean a High-priced Trunk,
. t
Pure Home Made Apple Brandy,.
straight from the distiller. Bought
specially for medicinal purposes, only
a small quantity to be had. Guaran
teed 2 years old. R. C. Batchelor, 12G
East Martin St, Raleigh, N. C, Cpence
old stand.
FOR SALETwo choice building lots
DURING Tfi ESE.fS S
WARM DAYS, "Sft
perspiration, dust, and etc. We guarantee satisfaction in
every branch of the work.
,7 V: , ; T In 5x50. best residence portion of Greens-
,..S".iIf2e?i C,M.fi lnUo. N. C opposite the Cedars, two
Rev Dr T V Ivey has gone to Mocks from street car line, a bargain.
?.e-.D.r: ' JSi- JJ200 cash. J. Stuart KuykendalL
uriemai 10 uucuu uuu.i -.
t- riiriTTiri Vnrri and Master Her-
w vnu hi returned from a visit WANTED To purchase a Bicycle.
. 1 22-inch frame. Address H. W., care
Mr v -r Twrence. Jr.. and Dr. Morning Post, stating make, condition,
Theo. Hill of Smlthfleld v.ere in the price and all particulars.
city yesterday.
Rev. J. D. Arnold of Lexington, del-1 Stockholder .Cretin:
egate to the temperance convention,! June 19, 1903.
left for home vesterday. I The annual meetlnjr of the stockhold
Mr. George P. Pell, who attended tne ers of the North Carolina Railroad
state temperance convention, returned Company will be held .in Greensboro
Ho Alleghany yesterday. on Thursday, July 9th. 1903.
Col. W. A. Henderson, general coun- D. h. M'LEAN.
m1 of the Southern Railway, returned! Secretary and Treasurer.
to Washington yesterday.
Dr. Picot of Littleton spent yester
day here attending a meeting of the WHEN
asylum executive committee.
FILLING
PRESCRIPTIONS
WE give our undivided attention
to the matter in hand; that is the
only safe way, and we are nothing
if not safe.
WE dispense only drugs of
KNOWN PURITY, holding that
when human life is hanging In the
balance it is a poor time to econo
mize by using cheap materials and
trusting to luck.
If you have a prescription and
cannot send it, phone us and .we
will send for It.
Hicks' Drug Store
Dr. Strieker Coles of Philadelphia
returned home 3esterday, after a visit
to his brother, Mr. Henry Coles.
Mr. William II. Harriss of Atlanta,
" a former Raleigh boy, spent yesterday
in the city and left for Goldsboro.
Mr. Hiram Worth has returned to
.High Point, after a visit to his pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Worth.
Mr. R. D. Cronly of Baltimore, pri
vate secretary to the president of the
Atlantic Coast Line, spent yesterday
In the city.
4 Rev. A. R. Love of Hendersonville
is attending the temperance convention
and visiting his father, Mr. E. H. Love,
. and other relatives.
Mr. Louis McKee, son of Dr. James
McKee, went to Richmond, Va yes
terday to take a poslt'on with the
Richmond Locomotive Works.
State Treasurer B. R. Lacy will
rpeak at Wendell next Sunday In the
interest of Sunday schools. His sub
ject will be "Sowing and Rea..ng."
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cates of Burling
ton and Rev. N. s. Jones, also a Wake NO PIANO MADE
county man, .miss uessie iioii oi uur
llngton were attending the convention.
CoL Benehan Cameron and Dr. V. E.
Turner went to Greensboro last after
noon to attend the meeting of tne
stockholders of the North Carolina
Railroad.
Mr. J. W. White, a graduate " from
the course in industrial chemistry at
the A. & M. Collese at its last com
mencement, has accepted a position in
the dye houe of the Shamrock mills
at Winston-Salem.
Por the Price
Oak City
Steam
Laundry.
All Phones.
J, IC. MARSHALL, Prop.
R. H. BATTLE.
President.
ALEXANDER WEBB.
VicePres lent.
CHARLES ROOT.
Secy and Treas.
The North Carollria
Home Insurance Company
OF RALEIGH, N. C.
1 ' ESTABLISHED 1863.
The Leading North Carolina Company.
Over ,51,000,000.00 Lrossei Paid in North Carolina
Insure roar property against Ore nn lishtninjr la this "old arid reliable
company. It Is a home institution, seeking home patronage; it has been success
Jul in business for more than thirty yesrs; it is safe, solid, reliable and worthy
of confidence. Iu patronizing It you help to build cp North Carolina. Agent
wanted In unoccupied territory.-
Qood.iilen
Wanted
Salaries Guaranteed for One Man in
Each County in North Carolina
THES FOR
EXAMPLE!
Canvas-sovered Roller Tray
Trunks ..,.. ..$5.50 to 512.51
Canvas-covered Box Tray
Trunks .. S-50 to
Canvas - covered Steamer -
Trunks .. . 3.50 to 5.50
Automatic Skirt Tray and
Wall Trunks 12-50 to 16.CD
ci Leather Dress Suit.
WW.v. " .
Cases .. .. 5.00 to
Sheepskin and Rubber
v Clotty Suit ases 1.75 to
Canvas-covered Suit Cases. 2.00 to
Canvas Leather-bound Tel
escopes ....,....; 2.00 to
Canvafjcovered Telescopes 1.25 to
Rusw Leather Cabin and
rtfh Ttatra 2.50 tO
Imitation Alligator Club
Bags .. 1.50 to S.OC
Packing Trunks, cloth and
canvas covered .50 to 3.01
Tourist Trunk Straps, with
locks, all lengths 50c. each
7-59
5.07
2.53
2.5")
L63
6.C9
f NEW LAWNS!
Dainty Patterns, the prettiest of this jf( I ETC
5eason's Showing,
New White Linens for Waists and Dresses, 6&z.
values for 50c. doc. values for 45c, 50c. values
for 42c
New Blouse Linens for Waists and Dresses, 15-25C
New Striped and Dotted Linens, 50c. values 42c.
45-inch Black Silk Grenadines 62 i-2e to 75 c. yd
5Ii6e Value Specials !
TODAY IS
TERTHAN
THE
BONINGBR
Tf Vll nav los vm ova afmnln 1 ( r
Diptheiia relieved in twenty minutes. - BllB
Almost miraculous. Dr. Thomas' Dlec-I an instrument that Is not as good: it
inc uu. At any druij store.
you pay more you are paying for a
name. Expensive advertising and .all
the testimonials of great artists costs
big: money, and some one has to pay
for it the purchaser of those pianos.
Send for catalogue, terms and prices
of our pianos and save money.
No man wanted who cannot furnish best
references and prove his ability to work.
Men will be -placefl on salaries and not on
commission, i ?. &
If yoti have a good mind and want to
make in oneyir address at once
J. D. boush all;
Manager .rEtna. Life Ins. Co., Raleigh, N. C.
of Vehicles constantly ready for use, night or
day. .
Fcr years .fate was after me contin
uously." writes F. A. Gulledt;e. Verbe
na. A Li. "I had a terrible case of piles
.causing 21 tumors. When all failed
Jlucklen!? ' Arnica Salve cured me.
Equally sood for burns, and all aches
and pains. Only 21 cents at all druggists.
Hives are a terrible torment to little
folks, and to some older ones. Easily
cured. Doan's Ointment never falls.
Instant relief, penr.inent cure. At any
crur storo. SO cents.
Darnell & Thomas,
WANTED.
Sadcfl
morses
1,000 cords of Pine Wood
tVkKa4 llatvs via . A. .
Commencing June 6th, the Seaboard
Air Line Railway will place on sale
weok-end tickets to the following sum
mer resorts. Tickets arc sold for all
days, good returning the following Mon- aellVered at bOldSDOrO, N.C.
Kound-trip tickets from Raleigh are Write to H. L. Grant & Son,
From Raieigh to- Goldsboro, N. C, or H. L.
Jackson spring, n. c. 3.50 Grant, Raleigh, N. C.
Fortsmouth. Va. 4.C0 7
Ocean View. Va 4.S0 j
KJia I'oini Lomiori, va 4.50
Cape Henry, Va 4.50
VlrginLi Beach. Va 4.75
For Curther Information apply to
C. IL GATTIS. C P. & T. A
Raleigh. N .C.
IL S. LHARD. T. P.
Raleigh. X. C.
for ladies and gentlemen.
Heavy hauling and excavations solicited.
UPCHURCH & HOLDER.
GARDEN SEEDS;
Instead of saying "The early bird catches the worm."
let us make the proverb, read "The early trucker gets the
price." We have made a study of garden seeds, and we
believe that we have the finest varieties of early seeds
that are to be had anywhere.. We handle only reliable
seeds, such that you can depend upon to grow and bear
heavily. It's a good deal safer and surer to buy of us
than to send away for your seeds.
BOBBITT-WYNNE DPe eo.,
233 Fayettevile and Market Streets,
LADIES PATENT KID OXFORDS.
LADIES' PATENT KID OXFORDS..
LADIES PATENT KID OXFORDS . .
LADIES' KID OXFORDS, GRECIAN. ........ ..
LADIES' PATENT VAMP SANDALS
LADIES' KID SANDALS, BEADED.. ..........
LADIES' PATENT VAMP SANDALS .......... ...... . .
LADIES' ONE-STRAP TOILET ................... . .. . . . .
$3.59 values for $3.01
Ls'.d0 " 2-25
. f-2.00 " 1.65
. 2.75 44 2.35
. 2.00 -."V" 1M
. 1.50 " : : -''WS
. 1.25 " 1.00
. 1.50 . " 1.23
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PARASOLS AT COST-
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We have increased this line of goods
very largely and are showing them on the
2nd floor. 1
Rugs $1.00, 1.25, 2.00, 2.48 and 3 68
Portiers $2.25, 3.00, 3.75, 4.00
Curtain Poles and Fixtures 25 and 30c
Trass Cottage Rods 25
Sash Curtain Poles 15c
Window Shades 15, 25 and 40c .
Cocoa Door Mats 50, 60 and 75c
Full assortment, of Draperies
Rep's, Cretonues, Silk-aline and Screines.
Glass mad Ware and
You Need Have
No Fear
aout any prescription that comes
to U3. It will be filled exactly as
. you specify. You are at liberty
at any time to Inspect the ma
terials and methods employed In
our prescription work. There Is
. nothln? to be covered up. We
feel that il would he to our mu
tual advantage If you would take
the trouble to "Inform yourself
fully regarding: our Prescription
Department. We do good work
work that wins the approbation
of every physician who Investi
gates It.
Crowell,
McLarty Co.
t:3 Fayettevlllt street.
EXAMPLES OF
P
er
... . . ,
Ol o t
Thoj are hand
clothes made ihat
Are in bur store awaiting your inspection,
tailored garments, ready-to-wear, and the only
are in every particular the exclusive custom-tailor s handiwork.
No Better Fabrics, No Better Linings,
No Better Findings, No Better Workmanship
can be had in apparel made-to-measure at double our price.
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09 FA2YETTEVILIJe STREET.
ROTO
mm
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Crocke
Not spape enough toj itemize this lino
but you will find nearly any piece of staple
ware you need.
FORpHE L, AOIBS'
White Shirt Waist 50, 75, Si. 00, 1.25 and 1.50
Muslin Gowns 50, 75, $1.00 and 1.50
Muslin Skirts 25, 50, 75 $1.00 and r.50 -
Muslin Drawers 25. 50, 75, $1.00
Muslin Corset Co iverso, 25, 50 and 75c
Gauze Vests, 25c an d 25c
White Aprons
Wrappeo, 5to75and $r.oo 1
Silk Wais.4.97 S$rs
All children's, Infants and Misses Ox
ford Ties Sandal and Colonial Ties havo
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14 iai 'Martm St. RALEIGH. N. C.
; : Agent for Butterick Patterns.