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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-12
Homestead Entries Suspended. i.

WASHINGTON, March 11.-Sscretary
Hoke Smith to-day ordered the tempo
rary suspension of all the Homestead
entries in Clark county, Alabama. This
order is issued upon the representations
made by Governor Jones of that state to
the effect that the entries were being
made of salt spring and saline lands, in
violation of section 6 of the act admit
ting Alabama into the Union Thorough
investigation will be made and the lands
will remain in suspension till all the
facts are ascetained. His action In this
matter, however, was fastened by the
receipt of information that fraud was
practiced in obtaining permits
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for Offices. Congressman Richardson
saw the president in behalf of Chief
Justice Lerton, of tie Tennessee supreme
court Judge Lerton wants to succeed
to the circuit court the vacancy caused
by the promotion of Justice Jackson to
the federal supreme bench. Represen-
tatives McMilin and Snodgraes came
with Messrs Bancraft Murray, of Coins
boro, j. N. Mckenzie. Of Lebanon, and
Chambers, also of Tennessee. Murray
and Mckenzie are applicants for posi-
tions under the department of justice.
The former wants to be district attorney
and the latter marshall for the middle
district of Tennessee. Chambers wan ts
a consulate.
Jas. H. Bible, of Chattanooga, was
presented by Congressman Washington
aud was Immediately recognized by Mr.
Cleveland as the gentleman with whom
he had some correspondence during the
campaign. NJ. Bible came in the in
terest of his candidacy for United States
attorney for the eastern district Of Ten
nessee
Mr.. II. Il. Irgersoll, of Knoxville, was
| also prescribed py AIR. Washington, ana
filed an application for the Solicitor Gen
eralship.
Speaker Crisp sndSenator Gordon in
troduced to the President two Georgians
who want cffice-Bascom Myrick, OF
Americas, snd r. w. Patterson, of Ma
con. Mgrick wants consulate and Pat
terson a Union Pacific directorship.
Memorial Services.
A meeting of the bar of the Supreme
| Court convened in the court room al
noon today to take steps to express the
loss of the bar sustained in the death ol
Justice Lamar, was attended by large
and distinguished gathering. Vice
President Stevenson called the meeting
to order. Senator Villas was electec
chairman, and James F. McKenny, clerl
of the court. was chosen secretary.
Senator George in brief speecf
moved the appointment Of a committee
to prepare resolutions expressive of ths
sense of the loss of the bar felt at th'
death of the late Justice. A committee
was chosen consif ting of Vice Presiden
Stevenson, Senators Walthall, George
Gordon, Stewart and Pugh, ex Attorne,
General Garland. ex-representativ
Ca;chings, Of Mississippi, and John Ran
dolph Tucker, Bancroft Davis, VIM. E
Earl and j. NJ Wilson. The meetiny
al djourned until next Saturday at moo
when the resolutions will be presented
and speeches made by Senators Villas
George and Mitchell, of Oregon, job
Randolph, Tucker, John G. Back, Rep
resentative Allen, of Mississippi, an
Tiers.
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A,r,,,-. y HOLDING.
fecI7-tds
NORTH CARoLSl

NoRrh CARoLIsA, Notice o. sun, On,
and WArrA1.t ~ :,
WAKE COUNTY tachu.ent - al
Arthur A. Splitter. plaintiff. v Than.
w 70, ter. doing business A. por-.- :,
Co, defendant. Z"
The defendart above uAmed wlllt,l.Do,
that q rummons in tn above ,u,,tl 4 ...-
was issued on the let DAY o, y, brr.r, tssS
by W. ID. Haywood, Jusice of the P..e..
Wake county, North Csrolin,, fr,le,r,, :,
one hundred and Ein. t,-nire DO 49,.
forty-tSo cents s - ~ due the .sit ll,;',.s
by account for personal sew, ,e- rsna..-.
him and expenses while rendering ~ ..-,s
which summons IL reinrnAbie beior. tha -
Justice st the oflic. o. Strong a str ~ - a.
city of Raleigh m said county And So. -
the 2sth day II fehrus'y. :. u. ls.a r.
defend ant will = 80 take notice ths;. 49,.
~ attachment wa- i--u'd by the said Ju,t--.
on the said let day of February. i>us 49,.
warrant IL return.be before tie saii Jn..,,s
ST the time and place above named r. ,,,. =.
turn II the sum uon-. and th.i III De .,ua.n,
II require 10 s1peAr before the sa.d Iu.,,s
1T the place above named un III. %, a,x =,
March, A. ID 1913. At the hour II u .,A
49, answer nr dsianr 10 the comm AN, ~ ~,
plaintiff, or the relief q man ed th.r,l, Iii
| lie granted.
This let day Of February, A. y lxs
W. ID. II AYWOOD. JP
| STR pSG & -,TitONG. atto-navz
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THE BUCKlNG bull.
Every Cowboy who Tries to Ride
Him Comes To Grief.

BELGRADE Mont, Msrch IL John
st N Bros. OF Belgrade have u fine Hol
stein bull, which has been trained TO
buck from Lung calf, and with ex
perience and age has become such all
expert in the art that no cowboy
has been abe 10 stick to him
for more than three jumps. and nest
Of them are landed on the ground
after one or two jumps. The
animal has been So successful in throw
ing every man who has attempted To
ride him that there Is standing wager
off red for any one who can accomplish
the feat. Many cowboys have come over
hun ired miles to ride him, but So far
ali have neen vsnqus shed and have no
desire 10 t-y il Il second time.
The last attempt WAS made to-day by
cowboy named Panuel In the presence
If some 300 spectators. Panneli, who
came Iorty or fifty miles To try his
prowess, was very conf lei OF his ability
- ride the frisky snim.l He announc, 4
his willingness To bet $50 that he could
accomplish The feat Runor has il thai
the youug man has been practlcing bull
riding for several months.
Today when he cam on the grounds I,
make the trial he refused TO rlsk his $50
and chose 10 make an attempt for th'
! standing WAGER A. / p. IN. the bul
! YVES led out vest Of town with two lont
ropes on his head. with SIX to eight mel
holding t. each rope The crowd gath
cred mostly upon t1e lumber yard nes
ny, where they might witness the per
formance The bull was blindtolded an,
the work OF s4ddIng him mmenced
The bull, not beiDg entirely satisfied
with the programme, cut up few antic
and delayed he operation, but soon b
quieted down and the saddle WIS sd
ju.t.d To the satisfaction OF Mr.. Pannell
who at once IN united.
When his feet were well in the stir
rups and one hand clasped the buck
straps In the front and the ether in IN
rear Of the saddle the word WAS give
and the blind was taken from the bull
eyes. Then the fun began, and abou
the second or third jump the ride
landed in the snow. an easy fall, withor
bruise or blood. The shout that WEI
up from the spectators could have bee
heard half mile, and Pannell retire
from the scene, a ssdder snd wiser maj
The animal will be taken To the Coluu
bian Exposition.
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The North Carolina exhibit at the
Worlds Fair will be very handsomely
a d If sctively Installed. as the phrase
is. The exhibition Will occupy 7,lOO
leet Of floor spsce and it will cost si5,
900 10 install IT, The show cases and all
the wood work vii. be Of tn. most beau
tiful hind: OF quarter sawed oak, nsnd
carved snd pollsnId d 10 the highes. de-
gree This wood work is now being
done st Grand Rapids, Michigan
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-12
The Gold Balance.

SAN FRANCISCO, March IL AT noon
today, Tr, asurer Nebeker received a
telegram from Assistant Treasurer R5o
erts at New York, stating that no gold
was exported today from New York:
and the probsbil ty was, that none would
be taken out next week The ten days
statement issued today by the treasury.
shows the free gold bslanc4 t. be $2, 500
900 Acceptances of gold have been made
but which do not yet appea. in the &C
count which brings this balance up to
more than 81 $50. 900.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-12

I AND FOR SALh r. virtne # a
d ed OF mortgage executed ~ Lewis
II. Maroon aud wife, | will fer fer sac
for casa at the colrt bouse door IL Raj
,igh, ON Monday Narcn 9th, 1893, the
following tract OF land, lyidg and be ng in
ar' '7wnstir; be-in. ipg at q tax, w.
Boothe's corner. u ence south s. degrees,
tast five and half poles t. a stake in said
Bottles lipe thence north eight poles to
a coxwood and point ers; the c. north Ss
degrees west forty poles to stake and
polftrrs; therce north s degrees west,
nintty.tEo and seve II tenths TO stake
and pointers; theuce sonth Az degrees,
west four pole 10 a stake; therce south
y desrees, eat one hundred and twenty
siX and one-tifth poles to the begin ing
containing, according to meas urement,
forty-nine acres Title perfect TIE SAID
deed Of mortgages Is registered in book ~
AZ uaRe By, Of register OF deeds Office
Wake county,
J. G.. T.. HARRIS,
Att..rpey of Mort UaUoo
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NASHVILLE. Tenn, March 11.-Im-
peachment proceedings were instituted
in the house of representatives this
morning against Judge ]. J. Dubose of
the Memphis criminal court The reso
luton of impeachment was based on a
memorial signed By 3, 900 citizens. The
charges preferred accuse Judge Dubose
of malfeance in Office in failing to en-
force the law against gambling and gen
era! derelicsion of duty. Judge Dub sc
has many in fuentisl friends aud the at
tempt at impeachment will be Utterly
fought.
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COnyicIs Escape /.

NASHVILLE, Tenn March 1l.-Tracy
City, and that portion OF the towl ad-
iacent to the city prison, was somewhai
excited yesterday over the escape of
thirteen convict5 from No - mine
There were twelve negroes and one
white man in the party. SJme of thsm
were desperate Characters and in for
long terms There wtre fifty seven more
who had the same chance, but did not
leave Warden Burton WAS soon ON tht
trail with blood hounds, but has not ye,
captured any Of them.
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No HFusfOns, Wanted.

TOPEKA, Kan, March 11-Represen-
tat1ye Greenlee. republican, yesterday
introduced in the house an amendment
to the Australian ballot bill, which pro-
hibits appointment as election judges of
members of party which had fused"
with another party at previous cleo
ton. The proposition was carried by a
vote of SO to 6, and the senate concurred.
The populists supported the measure.
The object of the amendment was aimed
at democracy.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-12
A S4.5OO,OOO Fire.

BOSTON, March II There Is no
change in the estimsted loss and insur-
ance of yesterdays fire of the property
loss of 4, 500. 600, little over one mil
lion is on buildings and the remainder
on stock. This is covered by insurance
within $4OO. 900 of the total loss. Only
three persons are known to have lost
their lives. The injured will NUMBER
more than q score.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-12
REHDSVILLE NE WS.
The Misses Scales are Visiting There
AnAged CiIiZen Dead.

REIDsvILLE, N. c, March IL =
Special. The Misses irwin and K.,h-
crime Scales, Of Greensboro, two of the
states most charming young ladies, who
have been on prolonged visit to Mrs
A NJ Scales, of D,nvilie, are at their
4unts, MIS- Montgomery. OF this place
Mr.. john t. Denny, one of the oldest
and highest esteemed citizens of this
p ace, died at II o'clock of iuag trouble
He was member OF the Presbyterian
church
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-12

Local statesmen 20 handle exclusively
our p4iented EnSosed Fans that are sold
t. al classes of trade. Big profit and
Gu ch sellers. OIiy those VINO AVE ha1
ex ,v rience in The advertising Iine need
Apply. Thus is Z Dod line Of goods Tor
a. al To CARR as u side line. The j. W..
Carroll Co., 81 and 80 spring ST., New
York, N. Y.
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Weekly Rank Statement

NEW YORK, March 11.-Weeklv state
ment of the associated banks: Reserve
decrease, 81, $50 $50; loans decrease,
50, 141. 900; specie decrease, s., 400;
legal tenders decrease. S. sos 200; de
posts decrease. S14, 100 600; circulation
decrease, $39, 700. The banks now hold
81, ,643, ,276 in excess of the required rule
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-12

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March II Fire
started in the large wholesale warehouse
of Orr, Scoggins s. Hume on Market
street at 1890 O'Clock this morning.
The stock and building was damaged to
the amount of over $40, 200. Origin un-
known. Loss fully covered by insur-
8nce.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-12
@ei7a,eul
NeiSrs
fSN-rY..
FiNE CANDIES
M ~ FOX sALE at
WI y ~ NtO~

- lie o. VAiC RIF gtry n...
~ viriu ofs ecr.,r;t 60. kTY-
81 ".se cou ~ IN n es,.,l DPr'i' ~ ooEri
iiti' j. y Holdi-g xauaiti.,. i'lg.e--
Dentop, dsccs-ei, = " ,r G :. V
vii sell on no5ikv TIL 2-,b "'h q a.
y y, ~ '2o'clock 9, al N -. - Aarch.
OF ~Sid county of Wax. IN IA. go, ~ y. n,e q or
the folle~lrs de-crlhcl r,,,e... " " "a.
stores sne lnts on EKchAug a
of Raleigh, ton a o. q no-,l, : "a Ne city
lot OF w. {. A Stror, ne .'ore
essi " he store And : 49,. : on he
Denton as dover on the -r,.t 20 =
chs ge, and gu the We, o, ~ $40 IL
81 d lot of l.. CS.t eh-rrv "a rt h"rse
I lnss are Tow l. gpor conaingr rullf-
sStp each Ter no0th Al.o Tor
lot in the eastern part Of ths Cd, =. s,- ani
bounded en- the north Nv ;ha -. NJ ,eigh
nongh, rtv on the eat by tha l,,s ht'e
Pcdic Perry, on "a south pv .t.. ~ WIS.
and on the ~est by he lAnA- 81 = sire
containing acre = ore or o.. he-,
'nle: One-third cKsh, one.tl,irs =. II
months. and the e-lAnce in 4 ,e.- hine
from day OF sale. the uTchA.., =, ''tlhs
notes for the ceier-ei payment. h..',.r' A'cu'e
terest from day of eAla ~ : t.rcs,., 'Ns 10
mum. The title reserved ur,1 - -, an
4 orev Is psid III full Furch,-er. 80. I'm .-e
pay inll amount cash if desired. %
February Z, 1888.
y. HOLDING
a inini-frstor AMI Comm -
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SALARY OR COMMISSION

To handle the Patent Chemical Ink.
Erasing Pencil. The most useful and
novel invention of the age. Erases ink
thoroughly In two secords. Works IKE
magic. 40 TO $40 per cent profit. Agents
making $50 per week. We also want q
general sgent to take charge of territory,
aud appoint sub-agents. A rare chance
to make money. Write for terms and
specimen OF eresing.
TSF MONROE ERASER EF's co
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Alien Appointed by the Governor.

OLYMPIA, Wash, March 1.-THE
governor last night appointed John B.
Allen United States senator to succeed
himself, the legislature having adjourned
early yesterday morning without choos-
ing a senator.
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Starving to Death.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, March 1.-The
Tennessee legislative investigating com
mite reports fearful condition OF af-
fairs among the convicts at Coal Greek.
They are in most diseased and filthy
condition, many SO poorly fed that they
are starving to death.
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Notice of ale

On the g'th Day Of March, lsaJ. a. ? m Ai
the court hOu-- door m ihr city BA eish,
y G. under poser- cO-isrrei n = certain
mortg gs executed NV SslsiA MAugum re-
corded IN the Office Of tbs Register oi D-"'is
of Wake comfy. bon 7, rzse 75', sili eel
ST public auction for each ihe land de--rlboi
IN said moris 90, situated M N,k- o1uriy.
New Light tow IN =, a'lpiuins 'hs lsn's Il
spencer Garrett. " K S4i !ling. formerly :.
+ Laws and others. containing three acfos,
more or less.
THOs. IL PCKNELL.
iebI7-tds sfisfrsf-
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A French Minister Resi2ns.

PARIS, March 1.-THE greatest ex-
cltemont prevails at 12 80 o'clock this
(Sunday) morning, H. Bourgeois, minis
ter of justice, resigned his Office, and
this news coupled with today's exposures
| has caused widespread ferment Paris.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-12
FRANK sTROyACH,
AU0TIOSs Leo LAND.

By virtue Of powe- oo7fer--i ,.l,s-a a1o1 ~ ~
nv a certain mortgage d--a -. - sriy
John =. .,nodes and vie. --,r N,SH : ' c
recorded in rez stry, wsse IN -, ossr ,of
in book No. ~, a. pa = = c.sh ~ -be
: lie 70 the hig lest b.1arl t.s ~ -al1l,a.
sourt h0ass %G sa,9cday nod N4rss g. lse; At u
o,c,o.t ~ N slltre riztt. title. and intSress ,s
oeibak I.d % a. Mehode- and wife in th- and
Isscri snT ed I'd in S4ii mortss e 7.d 4, x: hrrs:
c1ntai ing 5ss[ .cres and lying ~ 1Ai
|feeA "" B.F No'.TAGUE.
Attorney for Assignee o. -H'-
feb24-tds
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NORTH CAR, LIMA,

eigh Township, before
WAKE COUNTY NJ. b Barbee, p.
II. +. Fuller vs. Dr.. b +. Gardner, Mrs.
Melissa Gardner, Henry Pennington.
II appearing from the affidavit of n r Full
Ter in this act IN that Dr. B e. Gardner and
Mrs Meli-ss Gardner, the defendants there
In 're not TO be found ia Wake county, and
cannot after due dill gence he found in the
state, and 1t further a pearing that the plsin-
tlii hss cause OF action against the said de-
iondsnts tor work snd labor done and La
terisls furnished on house ana lot of theirs
lying and being IN Raleigh, ". c.
II IL tht re ere ordered, that notice of this
acton be published once week for six suc-
ce'rive W. eks in tho STATE CHpoN Gle, a
weekly newspaper published in Raleigh, N
u, setting forth the title of the action, the
pu' pose OF the same, and requiring the de.
iendant TO appear on the 25th day of March
is93, before M b. Bsrbee, Justice OF the
iesce, at his Office in Raleigh, N O., ut Il
O'CLOCK m and answer of demur TO the com
plant, or the relief demanded will be granted
This January 23d, 1898
NJ. B. BARBEE. 1
Justice of the PeaceZ
II n r - nj ~
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Public tie epOsilory.

WASHINGTON, Mach l1.-One OF the
;sst acts OF Secretary Charles Foster was
TO designate the Atiat National Bank,
of Atlanta, G'I as a depository of pub
lie monica
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:, MI Rot smsn, Greensboro. Ca, writes:
" repd who hds been en,U ely
20 "a ugly scrcf1lous bi ieasing cut T
tGI tue tkin, ard the usa {
cfSlIt lll.H two bo ties OF q b B ef-
IL entire cure | know of sever al
faIf " gl5od diseases cured spet dily hy the
,.eotB BIB
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o. ria.lev writes: Ny mother and els
l8 Y r B TOR scroflla and ulceIat.d
SORE TaR0AT benefit BEN tsgSss1 rom its '"Sss use
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GARDEN SEEDS.
.q -
so * (, oor
y"
.ors o >iiiams 4 ArywoodJ

Mood B,lm (b Il ~ has GU ed
bM + q re ofnla, eczema a d
brd' e.1I- blood di4ess $ after other
on been tiied ard failed You do
u,n, 'f.nat iy greatipjus G unless yo7
,cri-,' -, Eleut rerrtdr tri-l Sand I,
ere mfa. 'tlsnts, Ga f.r llustrstcd
b 5apIcrs" file with letters from
u. surrd by Il =. j
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AFTER THE GREAT FIRE.!
BUGGIEs, CARRIAGES. NJ KRIS
ROAD CARTS and HARNh>> ."
PRIME COST.

IwiI sell on aud after u .1iAy. fs-
r1ary 18th. my entire .tecs 9fvet-a.r7 ai'a
harness at wholesale factory pres. Il
means that you can buy p ya-'a' ''--''
carriage or anything Kept p l''' ''1
repository and hAr1es. de.'ari'iirai -'-s''
ct than you si,l ever have Al o'l'''
again. I MAKE this zr74, ss7F'i-o" 70 W.
ser TO buid brick TE-e1o-@ -
place on wDmi-gton street thai = ~"
covered with an old 'fre tap
IL stock over three HUNDRED Wason-' 'l-
nes. carriages. carts and sorr5- ma''s ",
come o, the best maker in TIE y al'e'
states. Call ann examine s''-A' -
or cuts zni prizes
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A FirSt-CIass ho,ei to Rent.

Three-story frame building, twenty-two
large rooms, good we'll tsliphtly chaly-
oeate, ga den fruit trees. tables, etc.
Apply 70 DIR. VhNDIVER, Weaver
Vile n. G or TO JAMES Il CONVERSE,
Norristown Tenn feh,a
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The Switzerland of America.

:. western North Carolina, The Land of
the Say has climate AID scenery I'M
eGu9lied Ia the eastern par. OF the United
stat ) 1t IS the great health resort and
pleasure resort of tue northern and sOuth-
ern neople-tne northern people sp, nding
the winter and tie scuth. rn people the
summer. Millions of collar ere expended
every year by visitors. The c-ptre of the
region Is Asntvile N G Eight miles
IRON Ashevllie, in the centre Of the pros.
perous new village of Weavervi lie, Bun
lovely views. there is
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-12
NJ. B. BARBEE,
Justice of the Peace

J. e.. HARRIS. Attorney for Plant
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Notice of sale.

J. G. T.. HARRIS,
Att .rpey of Mortgage
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The treasury situation continues
to improve from day to day,
and from this time on the treasury
department will be in position to take
more advantageous offers of gold only.
To day offers OF 800, 600 in gold were
received from Pittsburg and $4,000
from Peoria. The demand from Chicago
for small notes continues, and this morn
ing, when some bankers in Ohio had
offered gold for notes and come delay
took place in transfer, delivery was de-
ferred for few days and small notes
sent to Chicago. Numerous offers of
gold from the out-Of way places caused
Secretary Carlisle this morning to notify
all interested parties through the United
Press and the Southern Associated Press
that gold coin can be received only al
sub. treasury offices in exchange fol
notes. In other words the government
will not pay the expense of sending
money by express to individuals. Sub
treasury cities are New York, Boston
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cincinnati
Chicago, st. Louis and New Orleans.
| Tennesseeans we're out in. force ane
they came with numerous application
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-25
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat of the dis
ease. Catarrh Is O blood or constitu-
tional disease, and In order to cure IL
you must take internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure Is not q
quack medicine. II was prescribed by
one of the best physicians in this coun-
try for years, and is q regular prescrip-
tion. 1t is composed of the best tonics
known. combined with the best blood
purifiers, acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination of
the two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results In curing Ca
tarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
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writing Ones signature.

There is something peculiar about
the way people sign their names,
remarked Head Clerk Sims of the
Coates to a reporter. mo two men
do it the same-not the writing, but
the manner. Some men will come
in, pick up pen, dart off their name
and are ready for room in min
ute's time. Others have to see who
has been here for a week past, and
do not appear to know whether they
want to register or not. There is an
other manner of man, who, after
looking over all the pens, selects one
to his fancy and starts to write after
many false motions. He generally
signs his name in full.
'sThis man naturally writes small
hand" remarked Mr. Sims, pointing
to signature that almost required a
microscope to decipher, "but sig
nature of that kind is all the more
We have travelling
man who signs his name in a very
peculiar way. All the letters are of
the same height, about half an inch,
but they are only an eighth Of an
inch in width. Every time that he
leaves we find five or six sheets Of
paper in his room covered with his
where he has been prac-
ticing. kansas City Times.