THE MORNING POST, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 27. IQOS
In Society, g
Miss Esther Jerman went to Ridge
fay. ' '
- :,Irs. F. S. Spruill of Louisburg spent
tre day here.
Mrs. J. S. "Wynne returned yesterday
fio-.n New York.
Mr. and 3Irs. Carey
Cary spent the day here.
Tompson of
Mrs. J. R. Liles went to Newberry,
p. c.V to visit her mother.
Mr?. John G. "Williams returned from
p 'visit in Norfolk and vicinity.
Mr?. Rufus H. Horton fe critically ill
at her home on West Jones street.
Miss Vienna Betts went to Golds
boro to visit her sister, Mrs. Hamilton.
ITt-o A V" Pi 1 T0 i--r Ttranf TTT1-
rarest after visiting Mrs. W. O. Al-
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Miss Lina Wiggins of Wilmington
nrjved to visit Mrs. R. D. W. Con-
1 or.
Mr?. J. W. Coffee and children ar
rived from Lenoir to visit Mrs. C. M.
Little. .
Miss Catherine Williams returned to
Linden after visiting Mrs. Franklin
McNeill. ;
Mrs. C. H. Belvln and her daughter.
Mrs. Chas. Home of Clayton returned
fre.Ti New Tork.
Miss Elizabeth Jones of Elm City ar
rived yesterday to attend the Wynne
jonfs marriage today.
Mrs. Alfred Williams and children
ref.rned from Hiddenite where they
?pc:-.t the summer.
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Mrs. Marriott of Rocky Mount and
Mrs. I. M. Proctor.
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M. and Mrs. Geo. B. Crater and Mrs.
: T. Asbury, Mrs. Crater's sister, have
returned from New "York city.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Beard of Ker
r.rsville. arrived to visit Mr. and Mrs.
r. W. Urchurch in Swift Creek.
HERE AT HOME
Gladly testify and
Confidently Recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills
It is tesimony, like the following that
has placed "the old Quaker Remedy
so far above competitors. When peo
ple right here at home raise their voice
in praise there is no room left for
doubt. Read the public statement of
& Raleigh citizen:
W. B. Johnson, merchant tailor of
11 S. Wilmington street, place of resi
dence. South Swain street, says: "I ob
tained the greatest reliei from back
ache through the use of Doan's Kid
ney Pills obtained from Bobbitt
Wynne Drug Company's store. My
soiv-in-low, Charles. Beal, also suffered
from backache very badly andtDoan's
Kidney Pills proved most effective in
relieving it. We have also used Doan's
Ointment in our family for a breaking
out on the skin of the neck and two
applications dried up the affliction.
Everybody should know of these two
remedies. You can .use; my name and
welcome as one who highly endorses
the claims made for them."
For sale by all dealers. Price" 50
cents. ' Foster-Milburn .Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the
take no other.
name Doan's and
W. C. T. U, State Convention
The twenty-third annual convention
of the North Carolina Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union will be held in
the First Presbyterian church Octo
ber 1, 2, 3 and 4th.
The officers 6f the body are: : Presi
dent, Miss Elizabeth March, Winston
Salem; vice-president, Mrs. Mary E.
Cartland.i Greensboro; honorary presi
dent, Mrs. Mary C. Moody, Guilford
College; corresponding secretary, Mis
Notre ohnson, Summerfleld; recording
secretary, Mrs. J. P. Fearlngton, Winston-Salem;
treasurer, Mrs. Fi-ances E.
rtnss. Greensboro; secretary Y. W. C.
T. U., Mrs. W. H. Osborne, Greens
boro. Special music by the 'following win
be given during the sessions of the con
vention: Choirs of tne , First Presbyterian
and First Baptist churches. . ,
Vocalists, Mrs. Horace Dowell, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Martin, Mrs. Wad?
Brown and Professod Jackson, Miss
Ellen Durham and Miss Hughes.
First Baptist Sunday school orches
tra. The public is very cordially invited
to beresent at any or all sessions.
MRS. T. ADELAIDE GOODNO.
Press Superintendent.
. Marshals' Ball at Greensboro
Greensboro. N. C, Sept. 23. Special.
Arrangements are being completed by
Chief Marshal R. D. Douglas for the
', j marshals' ball of the Central Carolina
: ! Fair Association, to be held Thursday
Mrs. Ludlow Skinner and her son, j night, of fair week, October 12th.
Master John -Winder Skinner, has re- Messrs. Cobb & Fry, lessees of the
inrned from nortji where they spent Guilfor-" "Vnbow. have offered the as
the summer. , j sembly hall of the Benbow as a place
.. ( for holding the ball, which will be the
most notable social event of the fall.
A great many, visiting jroung ladies
and gentlemen are expected from all
over the state and they will be hospitably-entertained.
Rev. Ira Erwirf, pastor of Centenary
M. E. church, officiated last evening
at. a marriage which took; place in the
church just a short time before the
revival service. The principals were
Mr. Thos. A. Branon and Miss Etta
Allred, the popular organist of the
church. The happy couple left this
morning for Spartanburg, S. C, to
spend some time before going to
Columbia, where they, will probably
locate. .
Miss Jennie Madeline Higgs has re
ined to her home at Virginia Beach
frer attending the Iredell-Higgs mar-
r.ge. , ' '
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Miss Pattie : Carroll has returned
; -m an extended visit in Atlanta and
Aith her sister, Mrs. W. P. Whita-
BOYLJN-PE4RCE CO.
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jfe are now ready and await your inspection. We
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wuiu ue very sensational in ine exploitation oj i$
W this news, hut we prefer to tell it to you in a !P
j- plain, straightforward way. It is simpler, better
; understood and much moie effective.
i A visit mill nrnve interesting anri honolinistl
" ' way.ak MaM J M. W M. M 0
Misses Ifa -and Mamie Boylan of '
Marsh ville and Misses Overton and ;
T..y('!a Little of Carnisville. Ga., are
fh- s-uest of Miss Ruby Williams. They ;
' "v.- for Charleston. W. Va., where i
( r--- -will enter school. -
Th W. C. T. U. sfate convention
rir-f-ts Sunday next. The dele'2:ate:4
ill .come in Saturday afternoon and
rf-n!hg. Sunday afternoon there will
1 i r young people's rally meeting.
Punday evening Rev. Dr. A. H. Moment
i1 preach a temperance sermon. 'The
rVnpram will be published later.
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Warriago This Evening
This evening at nine o'clock in the
' It-Titon Street Methodist church Miss
r-i.nnie- Carver Jones, daughter of Mr.
nd Mrs. Alfred Jones, will be marri?d
Mr. Robert Webb Wynne, son
' stockholder's Meeting
The regular annual' meeting of the
stockholders of Caraleigh Mills Com
pany will be held at the mayor's office
of Sin the city of Raleigh on Monday,' Oc-
Mr. J. S. Wynne. A number of out-o-'
nvn relatives and friends will attend.
Perry-Clifton
have been received
here
Invitations
reading: '
Mr. William Thomas Clifton
requests the honor of your presence
the marriage of his sister
Kate D?-vis
to
Mr. Bennett Boddie ' Perry
hursday morning, the twelfth
October
nineteen hundred and v?
at half after nine o'clock
St. Paul's Episcopal church
Louisburg, North Carolina.
tober 16, at 12 o'clock.
F. O .MORING,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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Lost Money on His Cotton
Robard:Tay!or
Friends In Raleigh have received in
ations reading:
Mr. and Mrs. James Arch Taylor
invite you to be present
at the marriage of their daughter
Lena Louise,
to
Mr. Joseph Clifton Robards
si Wednesday morning, October the
.Seventh, nineteen hundred and five,
at ten o'clock.
St. Stephens Episcopal church,
Oxford, North Carolina.
The CosmoDClltan Concert'Ccmpany
This splendid company of lady ar
Hts who appear at library hall next
5 i.-sday, October 3rd, occupy a unique
r-f ' e on the concert stage. Miss Edna
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flM ability. Misses Rowena and Edith
Tyler, twin sisters, have made viJn
d'.ets their special study for many
f ars' and everywhere captivate their
bi diences. It is a great opportunity
'l it the people of Raleigh have for
evening of pure and heal'thful en
joyment. This is the first of the course
rf fine entertainments.
Crason tickets, price $2. CO, may. be
f '' 1 at W. H. King's drug stre. Re-s-rved
' seat tickets for the season
Coldsboro, N. C. Sept. 26. Special.
In some parts of Wayne county the
farmers have a habit of selling all or
part of their cotton crop during the
spring and summer months for a
certain price to be delivered' by the-
f4 first of October. This year not a few
took advantage or tne oner oi xu
cents a pound and sold to the buyers
on this market. One young farmer,
Joe Massey frorn near Princeton, was
in the city his morning with ten
bales of cotton which he had spld dur
ing the summer to local buyers for
ten cents p. pound. He delivered up
the ten bales and got his money, but
in doing so he lost about twenty
dollars, this being the difference be
tween the prjee at which ; the staple
is selling now and that for which he
sold his last summer. He sold his
v.-hen spot cotton was worth only
eight cents, and he is not the only man
in the country who did likewise.
Freight Train Delayed
" Goldsboro, N. C, Sept. 26. Special.
A through freight on the Atlantic
Coast Line ' was detained in this city
last night from "about 6 o'clock In the
evening until 12 o'clock at night. The
engine pulling the train was one of the
heavy' freight engines. While trying
tn turn round on the Houtnern x an
orothea Rether is a fine and dialect er jneer new to thlg part of the road
etches as well as vocalist of splen-; ran englne off the end of a spur
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Tailor-made Suits
FOR LADIES
Suits that are literally fill
ed with the most attractive
style features, Richly Silk
lihed Coats, stylish fall and
winter weights; materials of
Cheviots,' Serges. Cloths,
Mixturesetc. This season's
creations; good for now and
winter wear ; fashionable
skirt models; all leading col
ors and shades and black.
Prices from $15 to 45,
Floor Coverings
In this department the va
riety is larger than ever be
fore and the pattern pret
tier. High Pile Velvet and
Moquette Carpets; also Body
Brussels and Tapestries with
borders and stairs to match.
Ingrain Carpets and Ghina
Mattings of the best grades
and patterns. While our
stock of Art Squares and
Rugs are all that can be de sired.
A visit to this de
partment will convince you
that we have the largest and
most up-to-date Floor Cover
ing stock in the city. Prices
the lowest,
Fall Underwear
This is the time to buy
Fall and Winter Underwear
while the stocks are com
plete. Every wantable
weight in Vests, Pants and
Combination Suits for ladies,
misses and children. Prices
the lowest, quality consid
ered. :
Hid Gloves
Imported especially for
Boylan -Pearce Co. Our lead
ers are the best gloves ob
tainable for $1.00 and $1.50
pair. Glace and Suede
Gloves, in black, white and
all leading colors for dress
wear, while for morning use
we are showing manish
makes of Mocha and Austral
ian Kids in black and street
colors.
White Goods
This stock has just been
replenished with the most
wantable merchandise
Piques, Ducks and Linens
for early fall wraps, suits
and Waits; Mercerized Mad
ras for waists and skirts;
Nainsook, plain and check
ed; Longcloth, Cambrics,
Percales and Marseilles with
a strong line of Laces and
Embroideries to match.
NecKwear
Of all descriptions for wo
man's use, from Linen Col
lars to the most delicate
Lace, pieces. Every shape
and kind are in good form
this season, and they are all
here for your choosing.
Prices from 10c up.
Early Fall Cottons
Percales, Ginghams, Che
viots, Satines, Outings, Flan
nelettes and prints; a most
complete ' range. Patterns
suitable to vour wants.
STATE OF CONN ECTICUT,
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Office or me Insurance Commissioner '
" - Hartford. November 21, 1904.
Hon. Morgan G. Bulkeley, president, Aetna Life Insurance Company, Hart
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Dear Sir: You will find enclose herewith a copy of the reporV'of the ex
amination of your company that was recently made by this department In
compliance with the law providing for such examinations. The work began
on the 19th day of April and' ended October 24th, 1904. The result of the ex
amlantion is very gratifying to the department and fully confirms the state
ment of the company as to Its financial condition. The figures show the sur
plus of the company as the result of this 1 examination to be 53,047,248.49
more than was claimed in the statement filed with, this department. The
larger surplus shown by the department's figures arises mainly from the
fact that you have charged yourselves with a special reserve liability of
more than $2,000,000 above that required by the statutes. The investigation
makes it quite apparent that the( company is leading fairly with the policy
holders and complying with all the requirements of the law.
Respectfully yours, ,
. . THERON UPSON,
? Commissioner,
CONTROL YOUR COOK
And you will have a happy hoir".
Huy a
Gas
And you will have no further trouble.
Cooking done quickly and economically.
For Light, use the NEW WELSBACH.
A Big Light for little money.
Standard Gas &
Electric Co.,
124 FAYETTEVILLE ST.
PHONE 228.
We do gas piping and electric wiring. No charge made for estimates.
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East End of Market.
HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYTHING
Builders' Supplies, Stoves, Cuttlery,
rearms, Dairymen Supplies, Ready Mixed Paints,
Blacksmiths' Supplies, Contractors' Supplies,
Ask fcr what you want and you will get it.
"Why I Am a Policy-holder in the
National Life Insurance Company.
Montpelier, Vermont,"
BECAUSE :
1. It is OLD, STRONG, LIBERAL, UP-TO-DATE and PROGRESSIVE.
2. It is PURELY MUTUAL ALL ot its profits are POLICY-HOLDERS'
PROFITS.
3. It is just, for it invests its assetts where it expects to do business.
It has nearly $200,000 invested in North Carolina securities.
"Why do I work for the National Life?"
BECAUSE:.
It is a GOOD COMPANY for agents; it is liberal with Its agents.
Its contracts are the simplest, its applications the shortest and it
policies th9 most liberal, easiest to explain and easiest to sell.
Do you want one of these policies or do you want to sell a policy that
is worth ONE HUNDRED CENTS ON THE DOLLAR? Call on or address
SHEETS & GUTHRIE, General . Managers,
Raleiah. N. C.
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INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES
FOR SALE BY THE
Mechanics& Investors Union
Owing to unusual demand for money for the erection of dwellings the
Company will place on sale at Stt.OO TWENTY-FIVE FULL PAID TEN
YEAR COUPON CERTIFICATES,, $10 0.00. At this price it gives a net si
per cent, investment, secured by Real Estate Mortgages.
For particultrs, address, ' .
GEORGE ALLEN, Raleigh.
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TRINITY COLLEGE
Four Departments Collegiate, Graduate, Engineering and Law.
Large library facilities. Well equipped laboratories in all de
partments of science, Gymnasium furnished with beat apparatus.
Expenses very moderate. Aid for worthy students.
Young men wishing to study
Law should investigate the
superior advantages offered
by the Department of Law in
Trinity College
For catalogue and furth information, address.
D. W. NEWSOM, Registrar,
DURHAM, N.
C.
track Tight on the ground. Instead of
fho switch heiner turned for the Y it1
was turned for the spur track and the ! . rVTi a nlr
new engineer, not being familiar withjglgn Mlal rVCU
the yard, ran nis engine on tne grouna i
befdre he knew it. It required the as
sistance of a number of yard engines
several, hours to get the locomotive on
1 the rails again.
- We have them in all the new things just ahead
of anything yet seen in the new ideas. The styles
are separate and distinct from anything in tha Ral-
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