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Evening journal., 1905-10-31
Newport
special to The Evening jour-

Special to The Evening Journal
Newport, oct 31-Edgar Hilyard
entertained a number of friends at his
home near town. on Saturday evening
at a masquerade party. Halloween
games and music were INDUCED in until
a late hour, when supper was served.
Among those present were: The Misses
Madaline Allison, Emma Gallaher.
Helen Weldin, Annie Cleaver and
George Truax. Messrs Fred A. PEN
nnigton, Wilmer Kink. Francis Connoni
A. X. Day Whitney Day.
Miss Lulu Barker OF Delmar, is
spending some time as the guest of her
cousin, Miss Emma Gallaher.
Miss Cooper has returned from a
short visit with her cousin, Miss
Beatrice Hume, of Wilmington.
William King has been entertaining
his brother, George King, of Whining
ton and William Deakyne of Chester.
Miss Edna Kipe has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Florence Lang, Of VIII
mington.
Mrs. George p Frederick. who has
been in Philadelphia for a short time
bas returned.
George Strahorn, of Newark. has been
visiting his brother, II. ]. Strahorn.
Mrs. A. A. Price is entertaining her
father Albert Foulke, of North East
Nd.
Miss Esther Whitworth of Elkton. is
the guest Of Miss Irene Price.
John Foard has returned from visit
with friends in Chesapeake City.
Mrs. William Steward is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Gamble. of Newark.
Mrs. John Davis is spending some
time rs the guest Of her daughter. Mrs.
Richards, of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1905-10-31
DEATHS

ADAMs-In ths city on October 29tb.
iso7 Juiia Adams, aged ~ years.
RelEtiyes and friends Of tho family arc
invited to attend the funeral services at
the dosidence OF her father Henry Nc
Crea, No. iou East Twelfth street, on
Thursday afternoon, November I'd, at 2sO
o.elock. lutcrmcnt mt Mt Salem Gene
terry
BAUER-ln this city on October 29th 1895,
Laura ", wife of John Henry Bauer, in
her 26th year
Relatives and friends of the family are
invited 10 attend the funeral services az
the residence Of her father. Henry Nc
son, No. 1907 East Eighth street. on We'd
ncsday afternoon, November J. at .
o'clock. Intcrmcnt Lombardy Cemetery.
BARKLEY this city. on October gS.
1906, Samuel BarlSley aged "a years.
Relatives, friends and members of Me-
chanics Lodge. /. o. o. T.. are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence. No. 1923 Jefferson street
on Tuesday, October 81 at 2 O'Clock. Ser
vice at Old Swcdes Church at 230 O'Clock
lntermont nc Old swedes cemetery.
DALE,-At Marshallton, Del, on Octo
ber 80. 1905. Sallie A. Dale. aged 2
years.
Relatives and friends are respectful
invited to attend the funeral service
az the residence OF her son-in-lav
John McDougall on Wednesday, Nc
vember ]. at 11.3O o'clock a. M. Inter
ment at Newark, Del Trains leaN
Marshallton at / o'clock p. m, Bait
more and Ohio Railroad
HAYES-At Brandywine Springs. Del
on October 2s 1905. Rose wife Z
Joseph p. Hayes. aged AZ years.
Relatives and friends are invited
attend the funeral from the resideno
OF her husband Joseph p. Hayes, nea
Brandywine Springs on Tuesday Octo
her 3lst, 1905. Services at the house q
Evening journal., 1905-10-31

JEFFERSON Foard, whose marriage 10 Mr.
william Sterling Evans Of lslkton. Md.
3. Tie evening was pleasantly. spent and
the guests nlade5nltrry- oyertaffy nulling
and corn popping. AmeugAtho4e prese{rt
were Or. and Mrs. J.s.Ailen Jolinson. Or.
and Mrs. Charles A. Ritchle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry M. Shredder. Miss Fannie
Shepherd Miss Mary II. Maxwell Miss
Adelaide J. Foard, Miss Bernice ID. Met
ten Miss Eugenia Beasten, Miss May
Holten, Miss Martha Heaton.. Miss Bessie
Anderson, DR.. Edward N. Vaughan. and
Charles A. Kelley.
James A. Bradley has secured posi-
tion IN Wilmington and will remove with
his family 70 that city this week.
Evening journal., 1905-10-31
8 RI. STAATS
HOSIERY

Our now line Of Eau and Winter Hosiery
Is here IN a wide variety of weights and
grades lt would be hard not to find Ia
our immense stock whatever one might
ask for-be It light. medium or heavy
weight ia cotton or cashmere-reguar or
extra size.
We give our personal attention to an
the vital "details of the Hosiery business.
That Is why a continually enlarging cir
Gle of careful buyers place such implicit
confidence in all goods coming from our
store We appreciate the confidence and
it Is cur purpose TO continually merit the
same
LADIES "ONYX'' BLACK COTTON
HOsE-An black, black with white feet
and also with unbleaohed soles-25c and
SOC. or pairs for 800 Medium and
heavy weights
Ladies' and Mems Black, oxford Mixed
and Natural Wool Hose.
SCHOOL HOSE FOR BOYS AND
GIRLS at ighc i5o and 25c- An are eN-
tremcly good values, with reinforced
knees. double heels and toes which insure
great strength and wearing quality.
THE E"GLADIATOR' HOSE for Boys,
l5 cents Both fine and wide rib Their
wearing qualities are unsurpassed.
Infants Cashmere Hose, silk heels and
toes. White black and tan colored.
MEMS FAST BLACK COTTON HALF
HOSE AN black. and black with un-
bleaehed soles and feot-l2ls and zoe. Fan
and winter weights.
Stocking Feet black or white.
Our new Fan and Winter Goods have
heen arriving daily.
When you cannot come 20 the store,
TELEPHONE a a. 1896 A. Dclmarvia,
27Oi
Evening journal., 1905-10-31
LaureI
speelal DO rhe EvenIng Journal.

Laurel, Oct 31.-Mrs. Sarah A. Wal
ler has returned from an extended visit
among relatives and friends In Connec-
tlcut and Massachusetts.
Charles Stevenson. Of Washington,
ID, c.. has been visiting John M. Col
Inns and wife the past week.
Miss Clara Elliott of Middletown. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Mar
vii.
Lannie Elliott is critically i'll Of ty-
phoid fever at his home on East Mar
ket street.
Miss Elizabeth spaldlng, Of Pleasant
vile, n. j., left yesterday for Wash
ington, ID. c.. after a two weeks visit
with Laurel friends
Evening journal., 1905-10-31
Camden

Special to The Evening Journal.
Camden, oct. S1-NIisses Martha Hins-
ley. Nellie Cooper and Anna Brown are
spending a week in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Edward Wairavenf who has been
visiting in FELTON, has returned home.
Mrs. John II. Jenkins is visiting in Phil
adclphia.
Evening journal., 1905-10-31
TWO CARS WERE WRECKED.
smash-up on B. and o. Cutoff iu
". South Wilmington.

+ As the result OF the spreading Of rails
two box cars We're wrecked on the p.
and O. cut-off just south OF Third
street bridge yesterday.
The ears We're loaded with brick to
be used in the erection OF, IA row OF
houses in Heald street and as they
were being showed around curve the
rails spread, causing the brick to slide
In the cars. The result was that the
top and sides of one care were turned
turtle along the track while the body
OF the other car was twisted nearly of.
The wreck will be cleared away today.
Evening journal., 1905-10-31
His Conscience smote Him.

The bank account of the Maryland
division Of the P,. B. and w Railroad
Company has been swelled 10 the ex-
tent of S1.S0. the money coming from
am unknown party who beat his way
on train several years ago. The let
ter containing the money was post
marked Chester.
Evening journal., 1905-10-31
For This Week Only,
81 for S1.5O Table Covers

Good weight; reversible tapestry table
covers in two-tone or green, or red
and green mixed. For this week only
they are marked s1.00 each. after this
week you'll pay the regular price, $l.5O.
Evening journal., 1905-10-31
Attended Celebration

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander jackson. nave
returned from Lincoln. Chester county.
Pa, where they have been visiting Mrs
Jackson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. elias p.
Draper, who on Wednesday celebrated
their 5Oth wedding anniversary
Evening journal., 1905-10-31

sEAsONABLE GOODS AT LYNcHs
right now. New Prunes, Figs, Raisins,
Currants, Citron and Sweet Cider.
Brandy for mince meat S1.00 the quart.
d. w. Lynch Company. Fourth and
Madison streets.
Evening journal., 1905-10-31
ro cuRe A colo IN oNE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMo Qdinlue Tab
lets. Druggists refund money II IL fails to
cure. +. w. GROVES signature is on
each box. 25c.
Evening journal., 1905-10-31
Preaehers 10 Hold Meetinn.

Members of the Local Preachers Un-
ion will hold a meeting in the oolored
Masonic Temple, Orange street near
Eleventh street. tomorrow evening. The
Rev. J. NJ. Stanton will speak on "The
Marriage Tie"
Evening journal., 1905-10-31
Entertained Friends
Special to The Evenine Journal

Special TO The Evening Journal.
Middletown, Oct. 3i.-Miss Bessie w
Anderson entertained a number Of friends
at her home on West Main street. on sat
urday evening, IN honor Of Miss Adelaide
Evening journal., 1905-10-31
Machinery 70 he RenaIred.

The sea-gong tug NJ. -. LanterbaoS
from New York, arrived at the yards Of
the Harlan and Hollingsworth Corpora
ton for repairs TO its machinery yester-
day
Evening journal., 1905-10-31
Social and Personal Notes

COCldJ ana IGTSOndl NOLES
Taylor c. Burke, sr.. and daughter,
Miss Burke Mr. and Mrs. Wilford c.
Burke and the Misses Alice and Retta
Marsden of Chester, Pa, were the
guests Of relatives here yesterday.
Russell Clarkson, Of this city. was the
guest OF friends at oxford Pa, on sun
day,
Miss Elizabeth Bullock. of this city,
was in West Chester on Saturday and at
tended the 97th Regiment reunion.
Jacob p. Smith, Of Wilmington, was in
West Chester, Pa. on Saturday and met
numerous old friends. He formerly resided
in Chester county.
Miss Madeline shotts. Of Dover, is yls-
iting her grandinotfer, Mrs, Meyers7 in
Chester Pa.
William Edwards, of this city. a fire.
man on the Pennsylvania Railroad. and
his wife have been the guests Of the for
mers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. b. Hayes,
at Marcus Hook, Pa.
Miss Alice Marsden, OF Media, Pa,
spent Sunday with friends here.
Miss Katharine Burke ard A. e. Hud-
son, of this city, spent Saturday in
Dover as the guests of Mr.. ana Mrs
John EIiyard.
Miss Helen AIcColum. of Washington.
D. c.. is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Mack
Edwards, No. ZIG Walnut street
A license has been granted in Philadel-
phia for the marriage Of Isaac b. FinlSel-
stein and Clara statneko both Of VIII
mington.
Mrs. George V. Riley Of Edge Moor,
is visiting Mrs. David Fanshaw at Au-
burn, Mass.
Ira d. Larrimore. of seaford, is a
visitor in town.
Mrs. Harry Mckee and son Mortimer
left yesterday for a two weeks visit at
BerlSley Va. They viii be the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles sweatman. formerl-
~ Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mccoy. who were
recently married, will arrive home from
Niagara Falls today Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Coy will be at home at No. 1900 Lancaster
avenue after November /.
Frank Barnhart, of Denton. is visiting
friends in this city.
Misses Ellen and Phebe Quinby enter
tanned a few of their little friends at a
candy pull last evening at their home,
No. 500 West Ninth street. The little girls
made candy. roasted chestnuts and play
ed the usual Halloween games. Refresh
ments were served.
Miss Ester Davis of this city is on
three weeks visit TO friends and relatives
in Pennsylvania.
IT, P. Stephenson, Of the Conference
Academy. is the guest Of his father. the
Rev. r. x. Stephenson. of this city.
Miss Mammie Thompson has been con-
fined 70 her home by illness for the past
week Miss Thompson is convalescing
now.
Misses Jennie and olivette Weaver Of
Philadelphia, are the guests Of Miss
Mary Rossell in this city.
The Rev. Alexander NJ Rich leaves for
Colorado today, accompanied by Mrs.
Rich. Mr.. Rich is the rector Of the. 81.
Evening journal., 1905-10-31
WANT A GOOD SUPPER :?

Go to Elsmmere Presbyterian Chapel,
Thursday evening. November p. S TO
O'Clock. Benefit of Chapel.
Oct. 27-2S-Nov. 1-3t
Evening journal., 1905-10-31

A mothers meeting will be held at the
w. c. T. Z. headquarters, 100 West
l&ghth street tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1905-10-31

HALLOWEEN LUNCHEON"
A luncheon VIII be served for 80
cents In all three dining rooms of the
Hotel Wilmington on Halloween. from
p' an. to l2i midnight. Music will be
furnished hyl Prof. Robinson's Orches-
ira Main entrance Of Hotel TO Ladies
cafe.
MENU.
Stewed snapper Celery. Olives, Pep
per Hash, Hamburg Steak Tartar. Ham
Sandwich, Cheese Sandwich Chicken
salad, Salmon Salad, Potato Salad.
Lettuce and Tomatoes, Roquefort
Cheese Paste.
Evening journal., 1905-10-31
Mill Sample POrtieres at RidicuOusIy Low Prices
More of the 50 Irish ass aa
uHrrf NsnH
Point Curtains for S1.6o

We have procured another hundred
pairs of the Irish Point curtains that
we sold last week for st.69 per pair.
They are fun size, good quality net and
very neat in design.
Evening journal., 1905-10-31

Taylor c. Burke sr. and daughter
Miss Burke, Mr. and Mrs. Wilford c.
Burke. and the Misses Alice and Retta
Marsden of Chester Pa, were the
guests Of relatives here yesterday.
Evening journal., 1905-10-31

-ssaso s,s sescas- So ,ai v-s-ls5.r
,- ,7s -r--. ''s'f '~
81. - --~
- = 1850
Evening journal., 1905-10-31
James Episcopal churches at Newport
and stanton.

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Tatem. of No.
1905 Elm street have issued invitations
for reception Friday evening, November
3, ia honor Of Mr.. and Mrs Melville II.
Wells, who were recently married. Mr..
Wells was Miss Florence Tatem.
Evening journal., 1905-10-31

Russell Clarkson, Of this city. was the
guest Of friends at oxford, Pa, on sun
day.
Evening journal., 1905-10-31

Miss Elizabeth Bullock of this city,
was in West Chester on Saturday and at
tended the 97th Regiment reunion.
Evening journal., 1905-10-31

Mrs. Helen Conner Reese of Harring-
ton, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. T..
.C. Knlen.
Evening journal., 1905-10-31

Jacob p. Smith, Of Wilmington, was in
West Chester, Pa, on Saturday and met
numerous old friends.9e formerly resided
in Chester county.
Evening journal., 1905-10-31
30 ior Couch Covers worth s.

A case OF Oriental striped, reversible
tapestry couch covers fun length.
fringed all around that are easily worth
s1OO. go on sale this week for 6so
each.
Evening journal., 1905-10-31
E. L. PEACOCK COMPANY

The Dapery Department busy place last week. but
bring many faces and the faces becon
past the future has will be mepresentedas advers
tell the truth
Evening journal., 1905-10-31

Miss Madeline shotts. of Dover. IS .yis-
iting her granaiaotAer, Mrs. Meyers, .irIi
Chester Pa.
Evening journal., 1905-10-31

81 Couch Covers worth Sl.5O
A few dozen good weight. full size,
fringed covers IN a number OF pretty
Roman striped designs are marked
Si.00 each instead OF St.50.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-09
eStt Der GiSm1te.

2lus 2onbon tpirb beri6tet: Sine
fur6tbare Retie bat bie Bart 5tprt
btnter ii6, bic, uahoem fe 1hon lana
oe ilberfdlltg pa" I'm 6afen einlief.
Dim 20. sSunt 1904 fubr iie aug uno
fam i'm Quauit nah Gburlton SO,
lan0 i'm Norolreiten bon Canada an.
Nm 19. September 1904 trot oos
S6tff bie 6eimreiie an. 8ulo erhob
ft6 Elm fhnerer Sturm uno Die hofs
qebenbe Gee febte Dem frGftiaen flei.
men Sabrseu9e fart gu. Damn ees
rietb man au6 in 8adeis, oas 6as
S6tff immer oi6ter umaob. Ser
Slang bes giies tpG6renb Ger Noht,"
ersG6lte Ser 8ollmatroie Orr, mar
tpte penn eine MtlIion 9teIen NIT
ben 3dbnen tntrihten," Srobbem
tptoerifdno bas g6iff unb orehte els
ntge Sage Bel oen Mdnsfielo=e =esnieln
Bel, etnem unbeppbnten 2dn6{trih
bon 70 Weiten 2dngs amgingang Ser
SuofonitraBe.
Nd6 furaer gauIs brad bie Wut6
Der @lements nur nod beftiaer los.
3tret Seoel tpuroen fortoeriFen, tpie,
Der legte fi6 bann bas 8odeis um 6ds
Shiff unb bic bobs Gee oro6te es au
rerf6lineen. Die neun3e6n Weann
an 8oro Hreiteten ficb duf oas I'm.
bermeiolide por. @s i6ien ibnen
nur Die Wdhl Der Sobesart All bleis
ben, pom Giie sermalmt gu tperoen,
i'm Weeere su periinfen ooer ouf Der
einfamen eSnIel su perhungern. Die
Mannfhaft Bat ben RapitGn sSoro,
nah Ser Gbarlton Sniel suriidsu.
tebren; oieie tpurbe au4 am 26. Scs
toher erreiht.
Die 2abung, 3leiounssftiide uno
Wtaterial gum 8au bon 0iitten fpurs
ben on 2anb eebraht. 3ebn Monate
ipurbe bas @hiff i'm giie feiteebal.
ten. Die Wsatrofen aingen duf Bic
sssaao unb fdoiYen tpilbe Raninhen.
SnfoIse Der manaelhaften Nabrung
brad Gforbut aus; dber lie fonnten
iich aus Ma1bolberbeeren elm Oes
trGnt bereiten, oas fie beilte. Bei eis
ner eSas0 allf ipil6e Gnten fenterte
bas Boot unb Elm Matroie erironf.
Mm fhtperiten batten fie unter Der
furhtboren Rdlte 5u leioen. Mls
enolth bns Ghiff aus Dem Gife Be-
freif nurbe, traf es oas polarfhiff
DtscoDerp. bas Die llnglidlihen mil
2ebensmitteln beriOrate.
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9eit,t Giiru psts ghtstAsa.

8eims GiirH psn Dhsatass.
Cine fftpierige asife ins Snnsre
bon Sibet bate bic ensfifhzinDtife
gefanbtihaft aus3ufiibren, bic BEN
Eiirften bon 8butdn. 5Dngfa penlop,
fir feine ipertbpolIe lInterftiibllng per
gnqIdnber Bel ibrtr tibetdnffcbtn Gr'
petition Bic esnfignien bes b0Hifen tits
bi5den Drbens iiberbringen lollts.
Das gieth 8butdn liegt I'm Ditlihen
Sibet 6itlidb bon Nepal unb 5tftim.
Die aus Sfftaieren beitebenbt. @es
fdnbtfhaft nabm ihren Neg BON 5tt.
Tim iiber ben Natbus2uspdB iinb
bur6 bas Maongsgbqngbo gebtrgs
na4 benz Sabtbal. Dieter Meg mar
bisber ME bon GurDpdern bstrsttu
iporben, inb.Fen hatten bic bbntaIli'
1hen BebDrben mad M0sli4fett tins
8ef9reibung bariiber sestben. Dts
STANDARDIZATION betrn Gintritt IN bas
bo6g.lesene, BON Gebirsen umgebsne
2an6 ipurben nod .rb0bt bnrH ben
auBerorbentlih itrengen Minter 1904
Biz 1905, tpp man in Gbnmbt ti11e
g9nesb0be BON 5 SUB gegen 2 GnB
i'm porbergebenbsn Sabre feffitellte.
Die Wanberung iiber ben Ndtbus2ds
pab mar febr f9tpiertg unb uuf Dielcn
Stellen CAB es teine gpur bon sintn
Wea.
Der gub fiibrt gum Mmmohut0l,
etnem entaiidenben 2anbgebiet. bas et'
ne perT9iebenarttge 8aunpegetntion,
barunter pr6dtige Gihen, tntbdlt.
Oas 5aupttbal slei9t elmer rtefsen,
aur S9neeppranibe bon 5dnhuld
fiibrenben Quee. Bon bort aus muBte
bic Mdfons Gbansbonstette iibers
fhritten tperben. Gin fhmaler pab
nit bo9 aufitetgenben 5ellen duf ber
einen Sette unb fiirdterlthen Mbs
griinben auf Der anberen @eite leitet
6tniiber. Die sefG9rlidite 5telle
trG9t ben Namen Bride bes Sobes,
uno na4 altem 8rau9 legt ieber
Banberer, Der gliidli9 barber bins
meg fommt, aus Oanfbarfett an benz
WegtpetIer einen Stein nieber. Genes
rattonen bon Mdnberern baben bies
getban. 8et Itr0menbem Hegen tpurbe
Punatto, bic Sauptitabt 8butans, er.
ret4t. Ote @ngldnber tonnten iid3
in Der aufsetpet6ten 5traBe faum
borpdrts bepegen, unb bic rei6en
Sra4ten Der Mufitanten unb SGn.
ger, bic Der Geianbtf6aft entges.nao.
gen, itarrten bon 56muB.
0ret Sage na9 Der Mntunft fanb
in @egentpart bes 0sb>Raiab, bes gets
ittgen Oberbuuptes, bic feisrlihe lles
berrei9uns bes inbiI9en Srbens ftatt.
Der oetorirte penlop tpurbe babel far
iiberIaben nit 9ratulationsihGrpen
unb 8anbern uno erbielt auBerbem
bon ieinen Sreunoen unb 8eipunbes
rern 9ef9ente bon Sbee, @eibe unb
9olbftaub, bic pur linn nieberselegs
ipurOen. Die ganae SeierIi9teit, bet
Der pom SebzRaiab 9eisgnetes 86u.
tanbter berumgerei9t tpurbe, mar febr
origineQ. SSeituns unb gafaft BON
Punutto 3etgten ftarte 9puren BON
@rbbeben unb prdienttrten Iicb baber
nt4t iebr giinittg. 0ie 3iidrstIe pur,
be bur6 bas Sbtmzg6ent6al genoms
men, bon no man iiber gatlez2a unb
ben p9etpz2u=PoB inbiI6es @ebiet
errei9te.
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edneidelei 1T INNER perbddtiose
nls 1anel.
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Hroptns vofen.

pIefhen. Bor auraem farb
bier plDblin an @hlagunfall Der @es
rihtsbDte Wiec3oret. Der Weritorbene
tpollte fein 5Ozidbrises Oienfiubiz
lGumfeiern. Bon feiner borgefebten
BebOrbe ipuren 1hon Worbereitungen
gum Snbildum setroffen. II. a. 1T Elm
Drben fur 90. bier einsetroffen.
g nmtegel. Sir bic am 10.
Nop. b. Sc. bier itattfinbenbe sSeier
bes 300sjdbrigen Beltebens Der ep.
airdeneemein0e S6miegel baben bisz
Der fpIsenbs Gerrfn ibre Hbsilnabme
3iigsfdst: ber Obtrprdiibent, Der Ronz
iiftoriulprGfibent unb Der prafibent
ber MniiebIungs Rommii1ion.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-14
MISS PRlsCALI4A j. M'KEE DEAD
Funeral From Edcnton Street Church
On Monday at Noon.

Miss Priscilla J. Mckee. q most esti-
| mable lady. died last evening at the
home of DR.. Kemp p. Battle, Jr., in
this city. in the /S4th year of her age.
| She was born in Raleigh July %.
1921. and was therefore one of It's
oldest native citizens.
| Hers was useful as we'll as q long
! life. Left an orphan when still "a
young girl she lived for many years
with her brother, the late DR.. Nm. II.
Mckee, and assisted in rearing his
mothers children. to whom she gave
affectionatc devotion. Since his death
in 1874 she lived successfully with her
nephew DR.. James Mckee and her
niece. Mrs. X. =. Battle. Jr.. who were
ever considerate of all her wants.
Sewing and industry We're distinguish
ing traits Of her character and to be
useful was ever one of her chief
pleasures.
| Her mind was strong and her MEM
DRY of the people and incidents in the
history Of Raleigh for nearly four-score
years was accurate. and therefore her
conversation about them was both in
teresting and instructive. She was n
devoted member of the Methodist
Episcopal church since her early wo-
manhood and few members of the
Edenton Street church were so con-
slant in their attendance at its SER
vices as she was. Hers was a simple
faith and she took delight i'm her re-
ligious duties. She has left behind her
with her nephcws and nieces to the
third generation an example which
should be an inspiration to them.
The funeral will be held from her
church, Edenton Street Methodist to-
morrow at II O'Clock.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-14
United States Government
Official Says Orrine Cures
The Liquor Habit.
SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC
PRINTING TELLS or REMARK
ABLE CURE IN HIS
OFFICE.

The following statement from {. w.
Palmer, Public Printer OF the United
States government liz Washington.
will bring hope of relief to thousands
who suffer from the most horrible
curse that afflicts humanity. He
writes:
my attention Was recently called
to one of the employees of this Office
who had. through the habit OF i1to%i-
eating drink. become 50 inefficient as
to he on the verge OF dismissal.
'siX weeks Treatment with orl'ine
not only cured the appetite, but prac-
tically all Tic signs of dissipation dis
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-14
WITH Usual BAIsBARIC PONiI'
! Edward the King Will Open Parlia.
mcnt With Tlcatric Display.
lRv the Associated Press !

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London. Feb. Parliament opens
next Tuesday when King Edward with
picturesque pomp will so from Buck
ingham Palace to Westminster. where
he will deliver the speech from the
throne amid the imposing ceremonial
that is customary when the sovereign
is present on This occasion in person.
This spectacular feature will be the
curtain raiser to a grim struggle CT
long or short durG ton between Prime
Minister Balfour's administration ana
the Liberal opposition. Closest obscrv-
ers are unable to gauge the staying
powers of the government. Rumors
Of q dissolution of the governments
are just as rife and just as positive as
were the statements made a year ago
when the best prognosticators gave
MIR. Balfour only strength sufficient to
read the budget. Now it is confidently
stated that dissolution will come quick
~ even within the limit of debate on
the address in reply to the speech from
the throne which will last about TWO
weeks