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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28

MfsSEArOLI5, MINI, Feb. g5.-rho
defense ln Iuo Hayward murder trial
will conclude tie case TEDDY. The
state will take two days fot rcbultal,
and tho defense half q day. Tho cnsu
viii probably 20 TO the jury on Thurs.
day OF next week.
JAMES Ward today testified that
Liveryman M. D.WilsOn told MIN that
Harry Hayward was not the mnu ne
hadsCcu ln the buggy with Misc Cling.
Wgtd'l Impression was that Wilson
said Adry was the man, but tue im.
prcssionu were ruled out. Paul Born,
the mtucugef who carried the note 90
Mics Cling the mUrniug NJ the day VI
the murder, described tho man who
sent 49,, The deception did not ht
Harry. Deputy 5uUrlti Warren swore
that Bi.Xt, whom Rsked how be Kept
HE fcot from getting bloody nfOr tue
murder feplioc; "iy keeping them
out Of tho buggy"
The defense rested after having
secured f0m BlIEta denial OF the ~
serliOna " Warren.
On gtbutlal u. II. Odoll, attorney Tor
BliEt denied poiut blank that Blixt
made tue statements attributed 10 him
by Miss Waohtcr.
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IN THE POLICE COURT.
Case Of Battery Against Suicide Csrri-
gan DhmNsed-lasrEucy aud
Petit Larceny.

In the police court today tho case OF
battery againat Jamll C4gTlgau, the
man vino comm t.ui suicide In Eml
grafton canyon on Saturday night,
was dismissed on molten Of The prose-
culion,
In the ossO Of Joseph Crosby,
charged with ysgranoy aud suspected
VI hseUing siaugUu who visit tho
Temple block, AndeBlus tower and
other poiuts 0i iulotusl, % continuance
wac granted uutil U'U,lCs this affair.
neon.
Peter DimbltdecE was placed on
uial for vagranCy, nnu, being auiudged
guilty. was sent 10 jail iOr thirty days.
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Has a Brother here.

The people Of Sacramento arc en-.
gagged In a rigorous crusade against
tTamps. On Monday there was a large
attendance In tho police court OF per.
sons arrested Tor vaprauoy, most OF
Them being men who wera willing to
work but could not got employment.
one " .hcm was a yOuus msn named
EI, Green, who told this story; ~
am a brass moldor bytBdu,nnd worked
AZ that occupation IN tho East until
my luug6 became affected, aud | was
advised 70 come 10 this CJauL / went
TO salt lake City, where my brother Is
locate and procured wOrk 10 that place.
Hearing 70 much OF California, anu
how beneficial the climate was TO chose
tlll.c,ed with complaints %. % pulnOu-
ary nu.are, / came O. sagfsmvntO, AZ
irving mere two months ago. 1 had
$50 with me Waon / roschuI this city.
since that time / nave hegn seeking
employment, and have made applica-
ton timo after timo Tor work IN tho
different departments o! the railroad
shops, but 30 FAR without success.
have been able to procure enough
employment since my arrival " pay
my boaEd and lodging"
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THROUGH DROUGHT
.,,opr OF TIE U. $. CONSUL


,r,.rsorov, ID. Co Feb 2s.-
W.. n. wrshc, acting unl'ei
e ..,.' ',a-ul q. Pa,o del Norio, Mex
wv ,,',lipnps,bellc way Through a
= .,,,,be state Department. Of ihS
s.sm,, sf,lc people Of 'aa' section ,o
=. drsagnt brought on by inc
. '...',sa Of the water Of The hlo
IVA. .,,' by tte agrIcnlluralisIa Of Col
4' nd New MeEico. lie recalls
a \. 's,,,lbs,Mezloo by treaty consent.
800 equal share with tho Uni.ud
.'.,..s,tbs water OF this river aud
'A... \. 20, yasi tract Of Mexican
~ vsieb formerly prJiucsd great
..' I. now barren o. the rt'ul' oi 'hp
go ,',n. Of ifnsa,iou companies IN
a,ref liver and the tributaries IN
~ and Nuw Mexico. Atleh'
,-"isssi.sdt1 the recommendation
,P5,..,5spt Cleveland that q MIXED
y .ivi,..on bs created with power 70
,.Ii a efsa, reservoir ~ Paso dul
y-gs 10 ,Iorp tho winter Hood waters
i i' In lfrlgatlng the lands on me
r., nyef. when Tor ton yoais has
l,,a made dry every iummeT'"
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iug from Havana, bringing the news
that the whole island has been under
martial law since February a. Great
excitement prevailed IN Havana ON
sunday morning, owing 90 the arrest
Of tho old Cuban general, julio
5augili, ana about thirty members oi
the fipt families Of Havana, who were
Imprisoned in the military fort Gaia
ME. 10 wus ret oued that about o %
persons who sympnthIzod with the
fovOiuti9uists also were Imprisoned,
There was no ncws from the interior
Of tue lsland. The people Of the NORTH
ufn portion OF the island were in iavcf
u, General Manuel GAIA taking charge
Of the operations against the tOveru-
meni, while the people in the southern
part wanted another lender. 10 was
rumorei that the threatened uprising
OF the Cuban ruvOluuOnhts had been
boltlyod y onu OF tholr own party.
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CONGRESS RECORD.
Money Appropriated for Drought
Sufferers In Tho Northwest.
AsTO THE MONETARY CONFERENCE
Tho Hawaiian Cable Amendment Lost
In tho House -Oihsr Matters
Considered.

WAsuuNoTON, ID. g., Fob. 25.-Tho
deficiency appropriation bill was TO.
ported to tho Senate today, leaving
only the naval bill before the commit.
tee. Tho confederation Of the aundry
civil bill was resumed.
Tho amendment was agreed to up.
rr'prIating 100000 for saed Tor the
drought sufferers IN the NlrtlwOst.
Stewart moved % reconsider tho
amendment already adopted Tor the
participation 81 the United States in
an International monetary conference
aud proposed an amendment Instruct
lug tho United States delegates not 90
agree % my ratio below 10 Co /. He
said Franco was tho only European
country ia " position Co tgko part in
such d Conference with any prospect
Ui doing fairly by silver.
W0iCoit greatly regretted this diver.
sion OF opinion among the senators
from the oliver siaiul, SIccorl was
almost gt hand. Wnso the friends OF
silver % pause 90 such q mUmcHt of
success The rUnatur declared ulus1li
for American bimUtall.Gm, but 10 tho
nations OF the wOrll uultc1 in Offering
tho ErCgtcti advantage o. silver lt had
received Since im decentralization, 10
would DO criminal 70 cast % aside.
Stewart again took the door, dUnOunC-
ing the Proposed conference or a Grade
with cue 0pUfu4F1ts.n Whatever others
would 10, hu would never consent TO
ouch "a scheme.
Stewart motion 90 reconsider was
defeated; yeas o, nays %.
Tho tuIr alive vote we;
Alton, blackburn, Can, Cocktoll
Kyle, Martin, pplOr, purh, Stewart.
The negative vote Included tue lead.
Ing silver men such pB Teller, Jones
(Ark.) George, WolcJu. Cameron.
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Los ANGELES, CAL, Feb. 25.--At o
meeting OF tho numbers OF lh1 South.
EN- Cali.orHln Exchange Do was
decided 90 advance the pfiCe % he two
highest grades Of naval orange fifteen
ucutn "a box in Wow 0f tho excellent
quality OF this years fruit 10 was
also claimed uB "a reason Tor the uI-
vancu that ihu eastern markrig could
uotgct along this year without the
California fruit on account OF tho
FLORIDA ifucas.
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Atp,yY, Feb. SIN denying the
,-Is,tlon Of tho General Labor
r5i4nt5 Institute proceedings 10 dia'
} pths standard Oh company Attor'
t1.iintfal Hancock dlep0st9 CT q case
ulhu been bcl0iu the department
avt ytan The grounds Of the npplioa'
be- vtfu that the Standard OH COM
tlBy VA monopoly.
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RAD rEorosIrTOS.

Containing Neither Merit Nur "Auy.
Suing Etse" Co Uommruu tt.
WAsuISUrON, ID. c., Fob. g5.-rhe
Senate committee on appropriations
liI not include I'm the deficiency BIN
nn appropriation Of $4,000 Tor paying
the claims 81 Canadian EUligr-, 40 DO
expected GA amendment viii hu Of.
icrod Ia the Senate. Senator Morgan,
chairman Ui the foreign relations com.
mittgu, sHys hu Will not offer 70, nor
call uuu4ug VI Tine committee 10 cou-
HiIsrlt.
~ will vote against 10" SAID ho. "it
is u proposition containing neither
merit nor anything else ~ commend
l.D
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rrssIdtntini nomination..

WAsmNG1US, o.. O., Sob. 2S.-
Louie 81. B'lrd, Of Illinois, consul Of
fAao Dfi Nof,e, Mexico.
ID. 4. spaguold, Of Cai.fJruia, con.
tul at Milun, Italy.
Commodore William A. KlTgsanJ,
70 be rear admiyali Captain Ffaucis 81.
Buuoei % be commodore; Commander
Purcell +. Harrington, ~ be captain;
Lieutenant Commander Samuel ".
Very, 20 be commander; Lieutenant
John R0hrsi 10 be lieutenant com.
mnudeT LivuionaniQ uni0rgTadg)A.C.
Almy, 10 be liUulcnuut.
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PHILADELPHIA, Fob. .s.-rhete IL
auIidy in shipping circles coucorning
DO nis,y %, Tie Belgian tauk steam
nip Csucaie, Captain Aiix, which
JAILED from Seville, spain, February
li,i0i THE rot, sul, has not been heard
fem since. She should have arrived
unlti ordinary circumstances net later
than the 18Th. She vai mauuOu with
. crew Of tFtniystyun men.
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Will Vote for Silver.

one OF Bsise's leading attorneys met
Judge John Il. Mcbride, brother OF
Orpnou,s newly elected SENATOR at
Nampu, Monday, says the Statesman.
Judge .McBgldc was on bis way Co
Washtngtun on legal business, He said
senator Mcbride would vote with the
silver men,
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LONDON, Feb. g5.-The earl Of
NH.sl Is dead. lilo was born In 1884
tltle1ci,i % tlet title Ia 1884. His
hrny Arthur M0rniugtuu
'tluIyi Nhc0uut Daugan, who cue.
.,'i 70 ne TILE, 90 uue timp wanted
N-iiiy Als F0llelChc, the aglgoas.
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ru..a1,ya.1 i,oN, ID. G., Fob. gs.-Rsr.
H1sg,, Namlnclu reported 10 lie
sSsl., .t''l''eu nmBudmuntto the
o. ni,, ~ y. permitting tie rranting
lhstIlst a, n,ay ON public domain 10
viii u,s'. y. twenty live foot, together
iofy ,l,.,..,y ground, NOT cxogeIipr
iof ~ Guy citizen orucoUuiafiop,
|attli.,,',,,.o,' Of generating, manu-,
IuCiis,ntia' ,.,.'gu,ing electric power.
cc,uas,,,n,A ana elsuWhertu oaya the
u1 ltgiut report, "smal yowns
PIC lgs, =. w. valleys can utilize cleo.
ostlis all power att minimum
|9vsilr..'s.'l hight OF way eors5s ina
Mnla To the ioolallls.iJ
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Sunday School Reports Wanted.

Tho annual statistical reports, for
1894, nio walt1d from the following
wards OF this s,akg'
Thirteenth, Seventeenth and west
branch OF rwen,y-seoOnd wards Of
this city; and Brighton, East Brighton,
Forest Dale, Granite, Horrimau, MN
Cre1E Toast branchl, MurGsy Pleasant
View ana Sugar
They should be forwarded no once 10
tue stake aeoEelsry, j. IL, Parry, SAT-
Lake ClIy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28

81 PAUL. Feh. GA petition
was rrad Boz The lower house Of the
legislature tlday asking for tho im.
puachmtn, Of Judge Frank Ives, Of
CiJOketon, judge Of the Fourteenth
dis,glcL He's charged with bribery,
corruption, violation VI tue COuatltu .
ton aud mulieasaLce.
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sLATrrrl's AuDIrNCn AnnrD.
An imiucnso Meeting Expected
Ladies' tho prttsra Friends.

BAvANNAlf, Ca, Feb. gs.-Eyory.
Thing points 10 an Immense meeting ut
Oii Felluwa hall tonight when OK.
PHust sllticfy lectures on tho "3rcfota
VI the Catholic CUuicssi0ual.n
a large part Of the audience, u 10 UE-
peeled, viii be- armed 10 defend Hlli-
tgfy in tho event u an attack. Bla..
iety's securing Of the Odd Fullowa hali
Tor two lectures today was due % the
Interest taken iu tho matter by
women.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28

AiBEA No., Fob. %. 49, Leroy
Eeinlli, vho murdered his mother In
Eiii Lttan5l yesterday ami Get ire 10
hebiu, nn 70 the attic 10 await death
10 lle limu, WAS found dead THIS
n'uing Ia bic coll, Leroy was in
mla.
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CnleI AnpnInImlnIs.

WAsHINGToN, DC, eb.2s,-Cadet
appointments tJrWest Point have boon
Issued 20 /. L.. Hunt, Point Arena, CAL;
Fred u. Roberts (ailurnatel, lGurrka,
Unl; j.. q. Roe, San Beruaruino, Cal;
II. IA. Peck (al,eruatel San Diego.
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WAEuiNGrUS, FEB. 23.-TLo Pred.
dent nos y,tluI the bills granting
righlB Ofway tlfough lndinurolritoty
10 tie Atkausag & NlHlweslclh Rail-
way company anu thc Oklahoma Cen
trail Railroad company.
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jag e. icvga. tbs Identity o. tho th.el
i1f $4,000
Ih1 writer gives Fair until FobW.
nty % TO umit the money, AZ tho
a1mc tinu h5 wr.ti toe attorneys iJf
iuu cE6eui1u making ho same pr1p8-
liiOn. The recipients tay They paid
no attention TO tho letter., bu. there Is
much speculation concerning tho
clumsy uu. pcfdis,uut bluchmuilgr
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'u'ia, Reports Say Il
NJ. Quoll,d


NJ. Nugll,d
.laial ..,,i s,c. -s.--AosordIup to
ssli 10 ll..heu from Jiayana tbS
eat l.l So..a'iago de CUBA pUm tpp
'IatsI h S,. I9e town Ragle mas
lIfett5s ~ ,s.1I the rebels, but the
: clio oB. ,astg has been auolIeJ,
lnlih .oll,.'lally announced Innt w.
ralqa,, ,.., Defeated the repels in
'febsl In. .al ailIed Manuel t;nI 'c ~
'ely p0nslnl.. SPANISH troops aIe
/ sw v. 1D''oEs FROM HAVANA.
"''4'' o'isabR arrived his aI D wSTl
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~ eliiiiNoIyS, d. G., Fou. gs.-Tho
~. .'l, nas dominated ConRtefamau
N--'l H. WilsJn, Of West Virginia,
,, .,-.,''i general to succeed Bissol,
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t94T luOlT MIDI Fob. gs.-Thu
H'ahilWly fia.ug uud The ice may
l'"tty Time aui il.Ul the town.
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tsypoy. Feb. g5.-Vioe-Admiral
,sr,sjef Butler, G. b., has been hp-
w.s.sI commander Of tue Chiga sIe-
n, relieving Vlce-Admifal sir T.
FrtmAntlc,
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LONDON, Feb q. 90 Embatsador
B,Jafi 10 safthng nom influenza and
L gglug 10 B9ufnenouth.
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IIPAALsE orEnArInNa.
:" wei Hat Wei Army AdyAn
ing Aorth.

ing North.
~, saLl Foo, Eel. gs.-Ths Jnpauese
,,I'.'',',,,s,lla.tilg tho advanced positions
~, y ~ MAJ Wei nnd have abnu.
N nag Hal Tho greater patt Of
~, ~ tAntio army which has bson
Y, wv ivy on The Shan Tuug peninsula
~ ' s''ll.AlAed ON the trUnapoFls ard
Arh.,' Il Igt a IOtl north VI Port
on, IA On gu the opp5alIe side OF the
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NomInnicd AilTr nuen nallottlng.

GALEauUHu, IN , Fob. 2s.-ruo RI
publican congressional convention {
1nl7a today alter thrtu dggs' b1IiJ,-
Ing nominated Georges w. Prince, OF
Gallaburg, caul.drts for cIugrCss u
the Tenth district, ON the ], llj.h bal.
lot.
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'Ai HosErAGT CONFERENCE.

''Aungary wiling 10 Sand
v,. delegates.
49,, Fsb. .5.-The fJsmdsn.
Avn. i'll',lleial newspaper says
T,,. '.. asagay VIII accept nm IN.
n.,.,,.9 loln IN too iuternationgI
conference.
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WAmINGTOS, Feb. gs.-Tho moe
lion uy his. in the Houlo TO couour
10 tie Hawaiian cable amendment
70 the diplomatic bill was lost, no
10 100.
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FIFTEEN THOUsAND DOLLARS
AstlEu.


SAN FRANCNC), Fob. 2S.-CbarIos
l.. Fair has received second lstier
from an unknown correspondent at
Brookings, 3. d., stating inst ia vii,
messed lhe Anl'Taolion OF tho viii OF the
elerL's ollcc, ON January Is, ana oflef.
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Judge Bar,oh lhid morning allowed
The writ OF prohibition 10 each case a.
to the Tniri precinct.
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AILEaED ELEonON rRAuDs.

The caGcs OF the People VI. Alex.
WuEiusou, Gordon and Edm0nis, iu-
dicled Tor alleged ballot box sluiilng at
Ogden, were mentioned this afternoon,
Tho Etrnignment Of tho defendants was
auL for MaTch 30.
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WANTS A NEW TRIAL,

The motion Tor new trial IN the
case OF T.. VI. Martin, convicted 0f
adultery with Christina FjJbl1m, waI
argued aad submitted.
The motion was OyGrruled and an
exception entered, aui this afternoon
the Geicudant was sentenced " hv0
m0nthB IN the peniienliaty.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-07-30
Electric Biffers.

Electric Bitters is medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gen
orally needed in the spring, when the
languid, exhausted feeling prevails, when
the liver is torpid and sluggish and the
need of a tonic and Alternative is felt. A
prompt use of this medicine has often
averted long and perhaps fatal bilious
fevers. No medicine will act more surely
in counteracting and freeing the system
from the malarial poison. Headache,
indigestion, constipation, dizziness, yield
to Electric Bitters. Only fifty cents per
bottle al John Y. MaeRae's drug store.
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Personal.

Editor J. A. Thomas, of Louisburg,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. John B. Kenney left yesterday for
Winston, where he will remain a few
days on business.
Miss Edith Royster, who has been at
tending the summer school at Chapel
Hill, returned home yesterday evening.
George Gales has returned from Con
a lly's. As was predicted, he was one
of the most popular beawx of that re-
sort.
Mr.. T. K Bruner is back form Con
nelly's Springs where he left his family.
He has Joined the Marlboro House band
of grass widowers.
Mrs. Governor Carr, together with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. K. Carr left yesterday
for Bracebridge the Governors country
home in Edgecombe county.
In Justice to the much abused tele-
graph boy, be it said that he can out
walk a Raleigh telephone massage nova
days The boy gets th>re some time.
Mr.. Jack Duncan has returned from
Beaufort. He says Mrs. E. B. Barbee
caught the biggest fish of the season, a
mackerel, feet, inches long-not
z but IA.
The expenses of the May term of the
Federal Court were about 100000;
the number of cases before the
grand jury, 230 OF this $50 there
were 1876 true bills, and SO not true
bills; of the remaining twelve some
had died, some were mol. pressed, etc.
There were so cases tried, of which Al
were found guilty, five were transferred
to Newbern, and some were continued.
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Courtesy to the Editors by the South
ern and the A. Il N. C. Railroads.

1t seems that in reporting the proceed
ings of the late Press Association, our
correspondent failed to make proper al
fusion to the courtesies of the railroads,
which were extended more literally than
heretofore. 1t is, we believe, the first
time that the wives and sisters OF the
North Carolina editors have been en-
braced in the courtesies extended by the
roads. Upon the excursion to Morehead
City, through the courtesy of Mr.. W. A.
Turk, G. P. A. of the Southern Railway,
and Mr.. W. S. Chadwick, President of
the A. Il N. r. R., the wives of the edi-
tors enjoyed the same courtesy that was
extended to the editors The Southern
was particularly clever, in that it not
only furnished passes from Greensboro
to Goldsboro and return, but from the
b 3mes of the editors to Greensboro as
well. The extent of that courtesy is
seen when We state that ninety per cent
OF the members who attended the Asso
citation travelled over the lines Of the
Southern system.
An Incident connected with the More
head excursion shows how "cheeky"
an editor with a pass can be. On the
day before the editors left for Morehead,
this particular quill driver, meeting
Capt Fry, the popular conductor on the
Southern, said: Fifty or sixty editors
are going down to Morehead tomorrow.
We viii I'll be travelling on free passes,
and will want plenty Of room. You had
better order one extra car for u.s." The
next morning the extra cars were at
tached to the east bound Southern train
for the editors and their wives and there
was no crowding The same thought
fitness on the part of the management
of the Atlantic and North Carolina Rail
road made the entire trip to Morehead
as pleasant as could be.
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Manfed.

Men who will work for $75 month sal
ary or large commission selling by sam
Al 10 dealers. Experience unnecessary.
" lie us. We will explain. For sealed
articulars send stamp. Household Spe-
,lialty Co., (79) Cincinnati, o.
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RoOm-making Sales--Ladies' OxfOrds
at 81. 80.

During the rainy weather last week
we overhauled our lines of ladies' OK
fords, picking out the lots we wish to
clear out at once.
These now on special table and
priced only $3.50 per pair. All fine
goods, Laird, Schober, and Mitchell,
Krippendorf, Dittman 81 Co, and Ziegle1
Bros
A fair range of sizes to-day, but at
this low price they will be quickly picked
over.
The price only 81. so per pair.
". Il r. S. TUCKER Il Co.
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woman,s Missionary Societies.

On Wednesday the second day of the
Central Baptist Association to which the
First Baptist Church of this city belongs,
and which meets this year with Mt. Yer
non church, the Woman's Missionary
Societies connected with the churches of
this Association, will hold meeting.
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Gold Watch Lost.

Lost yesterday morning about 10
o'clock on Salisbury street, between Ca
barrus and Morgan, lady's gold watch.
A suitable reward will be paid the finder
returning it to this office.
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SALESMAN One locally and one to
travel; will pay good salary and ex-
penses or commission; orders easily OBJ
tanned; experience unnecessary; for sam
pie and particulars address, P. o. Box
420, n Y City.
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Pony Stolen from Rev. DIR. BObbitt.
Rev. DR.. j. B. Bobbltt had black
pony stolen from his farm, four miles
south of this city, night before last. Any
information would be gratefully re-
naiVnd
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TO ADVERTISERS.

All Advertisers who want their Adj
vsetisements changed must send in
change of copy by 1880 p. m. of day
OF publication. except on Saturdays
when changes must be sent In not
later than 2 p. m.
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Sales~-Furniture.
Every day some one takes advantages
of our great values in furniture.
An opportunity seldom comes to a
house keeper to buy furniture Of this
class at such low prices. If you haven't
yet examined the collection it will GER
tainly be worth your while to do so at
once.
W. & r. S. TUCKER & Co.
Continuation OF Our Room Making
SaIes--Our I9c, Efforts.
All during the week will we continue
our 19c. efforts. Some great values at
this little price.
W. Fl. & R. s. TUCKER & Co.
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Ice Machine for Sale.

A 10 ton refrigerating or 5-ton ice
making bennington make in proper or
der; about half price, if sold at one. E.
E. Hurlburt, 1870 Church St, Hartford,
Conn.
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Grand EncampmeDt L. q. D. +. of
North Carolina, Charlotte. N. c.,
Aug. 7, 1926.
For the above occasion the Seaboard
Air Line will sell tickets TO Charlotte
and return from all stations at reduced
rates Rate from Raleigh 81 80. Tickets
on sale August 5th, 9Th and 18th; faal
limit Aug. 18th.