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THE MORNING POST, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER II, I$5 i. 'ixa m&wnm I VMIW VIf W In Society. I M Miss Janet Dortch vent to Goldsboro. Mrs. -L. J. Baker left for Littleton on fi visit. en's Peril 6RAYE DISEASES, DUE TO STAHDIKS acts About Mis Merkley's Dangerous Illness and Complete Cure Have VCru ever thnncrht, whv sn rnnnv women or girls rather walk an hour wan stand sun lor ten minutes? Mrs. J. S. jranklinton. Fulghum returned from Mrs. John T, Miller went to Grens-; ,ovo on a visit. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. io' are in the city. ' Mu.se of Lilling- Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Smith went to M.aehead City yesterday. ' .Miss Dixie Leach returned yester- t-;.!y from a xisit in iign roini. aj. and Mrs. W. C. Fetty of uar o are visiting Mrs. T. P. Jerman. va Marion Butler left for Elliott, f.t r visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lester Eut M rs.: Svisan Tomlinson went to Wake after visiting Mrs. J. C. Elling Mrs W. O. Allen went to Greensboro .-i,, viit her daughter, Mrs. Oscar Rid- a a T'u' Rescue Circle will meet this r.fu-ri:oon at 4:.ju o ciock. at wie usutu j. ".ace. Mrs. VT. A. Slater and daughter, Miss Juise, of Durhamspent the day in tlie city. J Ma -Market MerJtfey 17 DRESS 26th VOL. STATE RECORDS Just Out With Census Heads of Fam ilies in 1790 Chief Justice Walter Clark of the su preme court announces that the 26th volume of the North Carolina State Records, edited by himself for the state, is just from the presses of- the state printer. It contains, among other thiners. the names of the heads of j families in the state, according to the j United States census of 1790, and an '.index by Dr. Weeks. It requires a special act of the congress 7 to secure j the copy of the census for publication. It wjII be interesting to all wno are interested in the history and genealogy of the state. Another publication that is just from I the. prests of the state printers, is the reprint of the fiftieth volume of the North Carolina Supreme Court Re ports as annotated by Judge Clark. An Exdellent Attraction ((Wilmington Messenger Oct. 10th.) Miss Effie Elssler, " assisted Dy a. . . . , most excellent company, presented Ha- mgS, trimmings, QlC, zei KirKe to a small Dut aengnieu au BOYLAN-PEARCE CD. j iBOYLAN-PEARPE CO. SPECIAL SALE SILKS Raw Silk is today $1.80 per pound higher than last season, and yet we olfer you the newest and most staple Silk at prices much less than normal during ' this opening sale. These Silks are of good quality Taffeta in the sea son's best colorings and mixtures, and are especially adap ted for shirt-waist suits, shirt-waists, costumes, coat lin- Offlce and Yards Foot of Jenkins St. AH Phones 43 CAPITAL CITY FCl EL COM P AN Y WHOLESALE ANT) RETAIL DEALERS Hi GOJL RALEIGH, IJ. C. 'Correspondence Solicited Steam Contracts Furnished from Yards or Mines T. o. BURKE, Manager I 850 OXFORD SEMINARY, 1895 OXFORD, N. C. Model HiiiclirK WitK Now Ecjuipm.t for ndiool ytr, dience night. at the Academy of Music last It was indeed unfortunate that Then we want you to see the beautiful showing of Eaard. hert. lights, baths, with full LUfciaiy Toitfon 5147.50. ; APPll" for handsomely Illuatrated Catalogue. - F. P. I1O2G0OD Tt. is T-urfinR rnnst, wnmpn sn-PFfr from some derangement of their delicate night. It was indeed unfortunate tnat nA ;i . j m i B,n-y n wii TirpspntPd Mttrpction should TMnw Nillr nttr tvnm Ci nntn "R-J.nn npr vnrn unci avail organism, tne uiscomioru 01 wnicn j ; - - iivn i - vv wv - " j " less trying when tbev are in motion have no larger andience, but this was - than When standing. " j due to the public waiting to see the yourself Of the Opportunity to S6CUre the newest and mOSt t i vi n a m un i V i. II itk A. 1 1 UK. Every member Tn snmfl st,n.ts la ws o.omnel emnlbvera tp provide resting places for their fe male employees. But no amount of law can regulate the hard tasks of these women company wnr,fPfi land of r.ostnmp Silk whiV.h arft mnst lmuaual of the markably well. There were times when Mrs.' M. C. Chamblee of Oxford is Witing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. wards.' '.''.'." Dr. and Mrs. C. Connell arrived yes ,.:day from Aulander where, they spent I'if sumr.icr. a Miss' .Louise Venable of Chapel Hill t! .-;u yesterday here with Miss Mary Thompson., s Mrs. J. D. Johnson arrived from C,:tt-r.?boro and is the guest of Mrs. ' . IV 1 fair Horton.' ', Miss Sallie Watson of Hyde county fuTivcul yesterday and is the guest of Mrs: J. rf.. Mann. . Mrs. P. W- Terrell, who has been vis Iii. c her son, Mr. George S. Terrell, iviurued to Rolesville. Mrs. Junius D. Grimes left for her i- r.ne at Washington, N. C, after visit i..? Mrs. Alfred Williams.. m m Rev. Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Tyree left f r Harris Chapel to attend the Cen t: a! 'uaptist Association. Mrs. George Lach and JNIIss Rhett L.ach of High Point arrived yeter i.y to visit Mrs. J. M. Leach. Mis? Bertha Stevens and Miss Ella Hood of Smihtfield spent yesterday in the city with Miss pixie Moore. .' Mrs. J. S. McCall of Durham, who has been visiting in Johnston county, v. as in the city on her way home. The play is one full of touching scenes. Miss Ellsler and her well balanced com pany deserved full houses. Thev ! tVio onriioi-ir-Q r-rniri nn( vpsstrain their must cet the Strength which this work i mirth and aarain handkerchiefs would . 1 T f I demands or run tne risic 01 senouH !be brought freely into use. aiseases ana tne surgeon s Knue. Read about the experience of Miss Mar?ret Merkley, 275 3d Street, MU waukee, Wis.: Dear Mrs. Pinkham: bearing-down pains and extreme irritation coaipefled me to seek medical advice. The doctor said I had ovarian trouble and ulcer ation of the womb, and advised an operation If Ii-wanted to get well. I objected to this aid decided to give Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg ataV.ln Prmroiind . trial. I soon found that all the good things said about this great healed, backache, headache and nervousness ilisnnrtfuired- and . in a short time I was strontr. visrorous and perfectly well. I wish Patterson Loving Cup j Mr. Clarence H. Poe, the secretary of the State Literary and Historical Association has placed on exhibition in the window of Mahler's Sons' store the beautiful $500 loving cup donated to the association by Mrs. Lindsay Patterson in memory of her father, offerings at the price Paroe t Department, P and Matting The largest stock and the lowest prices to be found- one glance will convince you. We have special opening r i rvifAc lnw0r fhnn will -ho nskAfl lat.p.r on in the season. I fcy A VVkJ AW T T V 'W Aa. w v w w w V iiuaui liuuoiuii x ex. i. l - , w -v v i sented each year to the one writing VnnMl qotm wifVi no tViaf nnr af.vle5 arfl far nrettier than Ii'.,!;i.i onvl snffom wnniH t.rv the best literary or historical produc- , Lvdia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound." tibn. The cup is to be awarded at the Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound' is a vegetable tonic which invig orates and strengthens the entire fe male organism, and will produce tha ... . li . . i4 m Bame beneficial results in the ease of ny sick woman as with M.iss Merkley. tirCZTLV those shown elsewhere in the city, and at a saving in price The cup is a magnificent one and is about twelve inches high. Its handles , , a l n.... .ii . gets ana Art squares are an tnat can ue uesueu, uemg When They Fly Fast The Marlin 12 Gauge ThS3 is the all-around fsveriie. Ii Ic made lor both black and smoke less powders and to tstkc heavy loads. It has one-third leas carts than arsv oth.-rtt.a.ttT. and handles verv fast. The Marlin lireechbolt that src'", opt ra'.r. uiC v.ter and keeps the shells dry maliss it a great wet-veather gun. It has -MarUn ftccaracy, buoyancy and reliability. Everything in Gun Ai nmunifioR - 1 U. M. C. Peters-Wincliester SHells To Insure satisfactior. always PAR- picturesque of the October home wed dings was celebrated this morning when Miss Alice Watson became the bride of Mr. J. Frank Morris. The marriage took place at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Watson on Trade street. Very beautiful and impressive was the ceremony used by Dr. H. F. Creitzberg to unite the happy lives are studied with North Carolina iewels. On one side appears the fol lowing: "William Houston Patterson Car Cardium." The Sign of the Four" The attraction which will be at tha Academy of Music for one night only Thursday, October 12, is called "The Pin of the Four." with "Sherlock Holmes"' as the leading character. This play has proven to be one of the best ; monvinf th( rlramntic. sensations of Sir A. able to carry out any color scheme desired. New showing of Japanese, China and Cocoa Mattings, Linoleums ' Cur tains, Tapestry and Drapery a ...!v, a .0rC nf ripp. theiConan Doyie s worKs anu 11 is iu w . v, rv-.r.vnino'lhp a rnTnmpiidable examDie or wnau oyiaii-Pearce Co, x Fayetteville Street. train for an extensive , bridal trip to Niagara and northern cities. "The- marriage o Miss Rosa Hege, the beautiful and accomplished daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hege. to Tr H. TT. KaDD. one OI lnsiun & good drama should be. The play abounds in thrilling dramatic situa tions and the-audience is borne along on the tide of excitement with never flagging interest until the fall of the final curtain. Messrs. Gridley & Co. IPxcelsiop (launciry Mi?s Lizzie Capel of Wadesboro nd Miss Hattie Huntley of Ruby, S. C, M-rived to enter' King's Business Col- Ivre.. '. j . ' Marriage license Was granted to Mr. 'Edward Tatrick House, R. F, D. No. vi, Raleigh, and Miss Susan Lee Honey cutt. R. F. D. No. 1, Raleigh. - . Miss Bessie Staley of Franklinton, who has accepted a position in the titv cntded schools, has arrived and is stopping at Rev. J.. L. Foster's. a a a Miss Mrytle Shaw and Miss Mabel ' Clifton.' Vho have been visiting Mrs. Ralph ''Shaw, left for Greensboro to . attend the Central Carolina fair. a The Johnston-Pettlgrew chapter of the United Daughters of the Confed eracy will meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Leo. D. Iloartt. a f Mr. W. W. Robards left yesterday for Oxford where he will today act as VM mm jit." the marriage of his broth i"Mr. J. Clifton Robards, and Mls.s . Lena Taylor. I, Miss Mary II. Andrews leaves today f or Louishurar, Mhere she will act as V'l i'l' sniaM at the man'iage of Miss Kte Davis Clifton to Mr. Bennett I'.o'V'Me rorry. The ceremony will take I'-'i at St. Paul's Episcopal church Thursrlay 'morning at 9:30 o'clock. a Mr. A. K Caldwell, who is getting out a Men of Mark in Georgia and who v.a formerly in Raleigh on a similar -undertaking, passed through here yes ; trrrlay on his way to Richmond, where he win tomorrow wed the daughter of Mr. I'. F. Johnson, the well-known -Richmond, Va., publisher. most popular physicians, was ceie-, brated 'this morning at the home of the bride's parents in Salem at 10 o'clock. ' The home was tastefully decorated for the occasion, Bishop Rondthaler of the Moravian church, officiated. The contracting parties left ceie- have elected a cast of more than usual competence and -"have -given tne piay a splendid scenic equipment. Lecture by Mr. Walker Mr.. J. C. Walker of Talula.. Odd -Fel lows lodge at Cary delivered an enter on the morning train amid showers of j taining and instructive lecture last s onri hoartv e-oofi wisnes ior extended trip to northern cities. night before the members of Manteo lodge here. Mr. Walker spoke of his trip through the western part of the state last summer in the interest of the order. He visited Wilkes, Ashe, Alleghany, Caldwell, Watauga, Mitchell and other counties. On this journey he traveled 350 miles in conveyances through the country. Mr. Walker is a close observer and an interesting talk- iof Davie and Sjvain streets, " -1 ,lf. turned to Raleigh after an absence o ; ot tne po nts m - JENNIE MAY TO STAND TRIAL .' . - ; ' . Absence of C. M. Bernard Caused Postponement Till Saturday Jennie May. who lives at the corner team RALEIGH, N. C. - With best and most up-to-date appliances and expe rienced employees I insure my customers the best service in the city. Promptness, cleanliness, polite, courteous treatment, least wear and tear, is our motto. B. W. BAKERf Prop. All Phones. 126 Fayette ville St. Standard goods always give satisfaction ask for the best Cartridges ana Loaded Shells, ITHACA-REMING KER SHORT GUNS. Your for sport. Hart-Ward- Hardware Co. " RALEIGH, N. C. Send for Catalogued Lowest prices SPTCTATJ Ithac& Field Gun. Hammerless Double-Barrel, High Guaranteed, $18.00. 10,v12 and 16 gauge, any weight, legnth or choke Grade, more than three months and will stand trial before Police Justice .Badger on the charge of having a house of bad Character. The woman disappeared the dav after the tragedy on June 24th and upon her return last Saturday was served with a war rant. The case was to have been heard yesterday afternoon but was continued on account of the absence of Claude M. Bernardvwhom the state desires to subpoena as a witness. mtir Attnmpv Snow has had' sub poenaed as witnesses four colored hackmen, C. M. Bernard and J. C. Dockery and two newspaper men, R. L. Gray and W. G. Briggs, who in terviewed Jennie May' the day Mr. Dockery was shot by Policeman I. W. Rogers. The woman has as her law- l.lAR?rS. VV aiSOIl aim xjo.wiktik of the people, the industries and tne progress being made. ' Mrs. Myatt Seeks Divorce Mrs. Mattie Fowle Myatt, througn her attorneys, yesterday instituted suit in the Wake county superior court for a divorce from her husband, Mr. J. Walter Myatt, one of the most pros perous and highly esteemed farmers in Johnston county. Mrs. Myatt has as her attorneys Messrs. Busbee Bus bee and Messrs. Armistead Jones & Son. No complaint has been filed. Mrs. Myatt and her husband have not lived together for the past eighteen months. P, fi I n ".-TaaV 7 '-WJT't. SAC - 'l- I COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS BANK OF I CONTROL YOUR COOK And you will have a happy horr-v Buy a Gas Range ' And you will have no further trouble. Cooking done quickly and economically. For Light, use the NEW WELSBACH. A Big Light for little money. ndard Gas & Electric Co., Goldsboro Military Coming rtirishoro. N. C. Oct. 10. Special sr Messrs. vvatsuii nuu uaim.. i . . ... , , When it was ascertained yesterday From present indications rt is probabto afternoon that C. M. Bernard was m Concord on business and had not been served with a subpoena City Attorney Snow stated that Mr. Bernard was the ctofD' most, important witness and asked that the case be continued un- . M -1 .ati-AM-ft rtrtTI til four o'clock saturaay aucinw... This was done. 124 FAYETTEVILLE ST. PHONE 228. We do gas piping and electric wiring. No charge made for estimates. CAPITAL $100,000.00 SURPLUS and PROFITS $80,000.00 DEPOSITS OVER. ONE HALF MILLION DOLLARS RALEIGH, C. Established 1892 Designated Depository of State and County funds. Accounts of Merchants, Corporations, Banks and Individuals solicited. The most liberal treatment consist ent with conservative banking is offered to industrial and manufacturing enterprises. J. J. THOMAS. President ': A. A. THOMPSON, Vice iresiaent B. S. JERMAN, Cashier) H. W. JACKSON, Ass't Cashier SAFE DEP0S1TE BOXES FOR RENT ' h Will Present Bluebeard n f"tortainment will be given by v.uimirii J i. tile il vjl rol at the home of Mrs. B. R. Lacv on Xnrth Blount street. There will .".''vo performances of "Eyeabeard," FlM;,y r.ight at 8:30 and Saturday t vr-hinEC ;tt 5 o'clock. The admission 'H! he 5 rents, resprvpd spats 10 cents. m v 1 nr' cast is as P.luf-hfard .'. PluebfarrVs wife" .istf-r .Anne.. -The Majr j.rauiti-s.,. ....Emilie Knox, Ruth Lee TtT.rrwtrtr,-NT a rra rniaTeaslng Recitation Three . follows: ....Bettie Russ Griselle Hinton ......Lizzie Lee .....Essie Baker Essie Baker Bugs. Lizzie Lee Cotton Growers to Meet Secretary T. B. Parker yesterday an nounced that a large attendance was . t V10 mftfttine of tne aniicipaieu - North Carolina Cotton Growers Asso ciation which has been called to be held here Friday, October 20th. Tne primary object of this meeting is to get the farmers in line to hold then cotton for eleven cents and to stand firmly by the organization. Whether officers will be elected or not at. this session is unknown. The present of ficers were chosen early last spring, when the state association was organ ized. that the entire military force of Golds boro will visit the capital city on tne occasion of the visit of President Roosevelt next week. The entire force comprises four companies.' There are two regularly organized - companies ui the North Carolina National Guard and .... P -InirriUft a battalion composes j..w companies. The last named will b quite a novelty in the shape of mili tarism and will attract a deal of at tention. This battalion will be in charge of Capt. Edgar Bain, a son of Inspector General T. H. Bain. Each company will have its regular officers and will be uniformed and equipped. For the most part the rank and file are under twelve years of age. They are well drilled and will make a credit, able showing. , Morris-Witson Marriio the most beautiful and A Small Fire A small fire occurred shortly before noon yesterday in the .Holleman build ing over Rosengarteh's store. Some rags and rubbish in a closet in the tailor shop there caught fire and made quite a blaze for a few minutes. The firemen used extinguishers and put out the blaze without turning on a stream of water. ' Mr. J. Frank Oliver Dead Tlf Ann t olive. N. C Oct. 10. Special. t TTrank Oliver of this city, "who 1U1. v,cri hPem in feeble health for several ypars and had been fast declining for some time, died at his home here, "The Oaks," yesterday morning ai 5 o'clock. He was 76 years old. and leaves a widow, one daughter and several sons surviving him. - The funeral took place toaay ana ine services were conducted by Rev. L. R. Carroll of the Baptist Church at War saw, N. C. The interment was in Myr tle Grove Cemetery, this city. , Personal Invitation Ta extended to every reader of this advertisement to call and view our Autumnal gath ering of watches, diamonds and personal jewelry, snver and cut class ior nousenoia use and decoration, and the m an v other thm gts, beautiiul or useful, that are here in rich variety. There is something of in tprftst here for every one and we want every one-to feel f rpft to come and look around and to ask to have this or that shown them without feeling that they must buy. H. MAHLER'S SONS, jewelers; ' RALEIGIL N. C. WANTED D NN- UTUAL ''- LIFE .1 TcnnrP Cnmoany. of Philadelphia. AMOSt POPULAR AND CONSERVATIVE COMPANY jgNow in its fifty-eighth year of uniformly successtul business. MOST LIBERAL ANNUAL DIVIDENDS Most Approved Forms of Policies. . Exceedingly Liberal Agents' Contract- with kull control of all well canvassed territory The above fp, tnthpr with the influence. of 5,000, or more, prominent North Carolina policy-hold in, cause Agents to find it unusually EASY AND PROFITABLE. to write insurance for the PENN MUTUAL. Experience is of advantage, but it is not absolutelynecgry. Address promptly, R. fe. RAN EY, Raleigh, N. C J2NEaAL AOXT POR NORTH OAP.OLSr-A.
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