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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-15
DIDN'T GRAB THE BAR.
The Jury's Verdict In the Case of Mon
eretto and Mcdonald.

eretto and Mcdonald.
Butte. May 1.-THE coroner's inves-
tieation into the deaths of A. u. Nc
Donald and Jacomo Moneretto. who
were killed In the Rarus mine Sunday
morning. was concluded. IT appeared
from the testimony OF William Bowen.
who was on the cage at the time of the
accident. that none OF the men had
hold of the handle bar. and the jury
cidental death.
The verdict also recommended that
all mine owners and managers compel
their employees to take hold OF the
safety bar when going either up or
down the shaft. The funeral of both
OF the victims OF the accident were
very largely attended. Funeral servi.
ces were held at ST. Patrick's church.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-15
A Fair Oner.

Butte, May Recommending, this
date, and until further notice. Nash e.
Co. will pay 10 per cent over and above
the union scale OF prices to all tailors
In their employ. tkt ~
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-15

II you are going east and wish to visit
the principal points Of interest en- route,
purchase your ticket via the Union Pa
cific. .Itt l.s gI
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-15

william Luxton has opened the Regi-
nald Meat Market. 70 East Park. where
the finest meats will be found always.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-15

c. p. Smith. formerly chef at ]. c..
Bakers. has opened restaurant at 80
West Park street, where he VIII be
pleased to see his old friends. .~st 81
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-15

Baskets, bouquets and designs of finest
flowers. Mitchell Manchester, 80 West
Granite street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-15
ROOT BEER

One bottle makes . gallons of
Root Beer. Price. for three days
only, 10 cents. -
Spring is opening, and with
warm, weather we must have
something to drink.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-15

Nh o,,id ,ook the season they belong to. Every
man owes it to himself to look seasonaeie:
Nothing in the shape OF clothing can ~ tne ne
S,,, ,,,hns has arisen able to discover the ready
made sur that's perfect fiL Finding America
WAS q othng TO be compared with sucn Won,
Serfnl and As that would be. suits that 40 NJ
and exempIify the perfection OF tailoring are
being made to order by MS all the time i9r sng
number OF well-dressed men N BUTTE AL ~
- and order your spring OUTFIT at once.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-15
LITE JUICE

Makes one of the most pleasant
and delicious beverages. We will
sell quart bottles OF Victor brand
Lime juice at 50 cents per bottle.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-15

Honey. honey. honey, homemade bread.
fresh ranch eggs and creamery butter ~
the Southern hotel. MeAls . centA-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-15
BIG JAIN
- At o. K. Lewis s. Co.'s
= ss.
. SI[L4[f6 SAH.[E

80 MONDAY we placed nearly $4,000 Worth of
SILKS on sale The Sale lasts THIS WEEK. The
greatest success ever known of its kind IN Butte.
= Every yard of Substituting with 5000
yards-reduced in price for this sale.
- Every we'll posted lady in Butte will tell you
Lewis selections of Silks larger. prettier and
cheaper than elsewhere before this .sale-the prices
now are still lower
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-09-20

J. r Clifford, Pioneer Press, Mar.
tinsburg.
Louis colmar stats zsiting
Wheeling
John J. Cornwall, Review, Rom,
ney.
5. q. Crouch, Gazette, Charleston
NJ W Dounally Gazette, Charles
ton.
Geo. A. Flooding Odd Fellows Ad-
vocaie, Huntington.
| J. n. Former, World, Martinsburg.
John Frew, Tnteliigencer, Wheel
Ing.
Id Witt Gerhard i, Independent,
Martinsburg.
ing.
R T. Harrison Democrat, Yves.
6. =, Hart Intelligencer wheel
ing.
Z. T. Harvey. Sentinel, parkers-
burg.
John 4 Jacob, Herald. wellsburg,
Robt. McEldowney Democrat,
New Mariinsville.
r. W. Morrow, Farmers Advo-
cate, Charleston.
y. y. Morgan, Post, Aforgantown,
j. y. Morgan. Times. Gerrards-
town.
w. II. Morgan, Post, Nforgantcwn.
VS. 0'Brien, Busy Bee Buck
hannon
ia. Parker Herald, Hinton.
j, ", Plastenburg, Courier, New
Cumberland.
s. w. Poe. Leader Grafton.
Andrew Price, Times, Warrington.
ST. Reed, Telegram. city.
I. W. Rose, Herald, Piedmont.
J. p. Shaw, Sun. AIoundsville.
g. II. fancy, Register, Wheeling
". 5. Wiley, Democrat, New Mar
tinsvIlIe
a. B Moore, Republican, New
Martinsrille.
G. r. Haworth, Herald, Hunting
ton.
a. W Brown Independent, New
Cumberland.
II. 3. kits. Journal, Princeton.
J. Il. Nowbray, Free Lance, Mar
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-09-20
Wedding Bells.
TWO PROMINENT FAMILIES
PARTICIPATE.
A Brilliant rhrong at Gof'
Chapel.

With the beautiful and APP
propriate service of the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church Wednes.
day morning at 9 o'clock Mr..
George Wythe Shuttlewortn and
Miss Estella Coourn Roger, were
married by the pastor, Rev. b.
B. Evans. Messrs Edwin Max
well, VIII II. Freeman. of
olarksbure, Charley McKeehan,
of East Liverpool, and George
Inglebright, of Martins Ferry,
were the ushers. Mrs. j. B.
Redman, of Clarksburg. and Mrs.
JAS. P. Roger, of Petersburg,
lady attendants, and Mr.. Harry
Shuttleworth, brother of the
groom, best man. AS the party
entered the church little Edna
and Maud Vanderyort, daughters
Mr.. j. w. Vandervort, of Park
ersburg preceded TIE bride.
Edna carrying the ring on a silk
pillow and Maud a basket of
iessamine and tuoeroses which
were scattered along the aisle as
the party left the church. The
bride was attired in blue and
brown crepon travelling dress
without gloves, carried bride
roses, and was given away by her
brother, Jas. P. Roger, of Park.
ersburg. Before the ceremony
Miss BERTHE Paugh sang Tell
Me That You Love Me, and
while the bridal party marched
up the aisle the choir sang the
chorus of Lohengrin's wedding
march. After the ceremony
Miss Minnie Holmes played
Mendelsohns wedding march.
and the party proceeded to the
parlors of the church where an
informal reception was held for
few minutes, after which they |
took the train for a two weeks
tour in the west. On their re.
turn Mr.. and Mrs. Shuttleworth
will occupy their house on Bas-
table street.
Among those present from a
distance we're Mrs. DR.. WillL
Shuttleworth. Martins Ferry; /
Mrs. and Mrs. j. w. Wander
yort, Parkersburg; Mrs. .. q.
Pifer Buckhannon.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-09-20
Junior b. ID. 4. n.

The State Council. Jr. o. VA.
M. was held at Piedmont last
week and adjourned ON Thurs.
day night to meet ia Clarksburg
on September 9th, 1896. Twas
decided not to employ an organ.
izer this year The council
adopted revised constitution
and made the per capita tax sixty
cents per year and declined Ii
raise the salary of secretary az
treasurer, but increase their
bonds. Deputy National Coun-
Gil &. D. Lappert installed the
following officers elected John
Kee, Chenille, Past State Coun
cilor; E j. Savage. Parkersbure
Councillor; I. NJ Cheuyront
French Creek, Vice Councillor
Brent Shriver, New Martinsyille.
Secretary; O. 6. Newman. Mounds
vile. Treasurer; Fred o. Blue.
Philippi. Conductor; j. NJ. Stan
ley, Piedmont, Warden j. II
Hawley, WelIsburg, Inside Senti
nell J. ]. Montgomery, Monou
gah, Outside Sentinel; +. Z Mace.
Hackers Valley, National Rep
resentative. FLOYD Wilson, 81
Weston, was honored with 20
sition on the Committee on Law
and Supervision.
The Council presented State
Councillor John Kee with a hand.
some gold watch worth $50. The
meeting was a great success ID
every particular. e.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-09-20
WHOLE NO. 1908
State Items.
whispered . The Winds 81 Called
from Our Exchange.

The Fifth Annual Conference
'of West Virginia universaIists
met recently in Marshall county.
Their next annual meeting viii
be held at Buclthaunon
Upon good authority the META
learns that a proposition 10 *.
ltead another railroad iiae 10 this
city viii be made within the next
thirty days. Bnckha0non Delta.
The store house Of i. NJ.
Squires. Of Shaversyille Braxtou
county. was destroyed by fire on
the morning of SATURDAY.. the iii
inst The loss is about $500.
Insurance $500.
It's reported that The logan
Brothers, OF speak easy fame.
recently became involved with i
drunken Italian mob. and were
both badly and possibly fatally
wounded at point near Charles
ton.
Wheeling's small pox scarehas
been resumed with more vieor
than ever The health officers
Of that city are being criticised
far and near on account Of the
reckless manner ID which die
disease has been handled.
A FIRE destroyed the house and
furnishings Of S. M. Bennett. Of
Warren district, Saturday after.
noon. Mr. and Mrs Bennett
We're at Buclshannon and the
small children were alone IN the
house, fortunately none Of them
were injured The origin or the
ase i unknown. - fleho
The bassils at Tins place con.
tains six prisoners. Three Of
these are natives OF Braxton
county one from Nicholas. one
from Doddridge and one resi-.
dent Of Webster, They made an.
otter Intellectual attempt to es-
cape last Friday night by tunnel
ing ont under the walls. AS o
consequence of these frequent a.
tempts at escape a night guard ii
now stationed at the jail. Web.
ster Echo.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-09-20

extended 70 the First Regiment
Band for furnishing music for
our pleasure
Resolred, That we thank the
lodge of Jr. o. U. a. NJ. for
the use Of their hau in which to
hold our meetings.
Resoired, That we cordially ex.
press our thanks and apprecia.
ton for the admirable work done
BY the officers of this association.
Resotred. That we extend our
warmest thanks for the kindness
in visiting and addressing us to
His Excellency Gov. W. A. Mac,
Corkle.
Resotped That our thanks be
rendered to DR.. Goodnight for
his presence among US.
Resotred, That in consideration
Of his unsirlug efforts and fruit.
tul results to cater to, and pro.
vide for the pleasure and accom-.
mediation Of the members Of this
association, ard for his marked
success in promoting its social
and business relations and ac.
tons, this association tenders its
sincerest thanks and most earn.
est appreciation. to its president
Hon. Stuart F. Reed.
W. Il. BURNSIDE,
Chairman.
Il. q. RAGLANp.
w. L. MANSFIELD;
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-09-20
REsoLur1oNs.

The following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
WHEREAS. This Association at
its annual meeting held at Clarks-
burg September 18th and 18th.
1895, has met with unusual at.
tention and courtesy. at the
hands Of all with whom its mem
bers have come in contact.
Resoteed That our thanks be
extended to Charles o. Scull, G.
T. "A. 81 the B. s o. R. r., w. j.
Robinson; g. P. A., Ohio River
r. r. A. II. Kunst Gen'l Mang'r
of W. Va & PR. R.. Hugh G.
Bowles- Manager of the NJ. r. r.
r. "A. W. Fuller, G. P. A. of G.
& o. II. r.. w. NJ. Chesbrough,
g. z. a. of the 3. & o., S. w. R.
R, w 3: Beyill, q. P. A. of the
| N. W. r. r.: Capt. G. W. Har.
-rison g. r. A. Of W. Va. G. R. R.
for their courtesy in extending
free transportation over their re.
spectiye lines of road, also to the
officers of the Southern r. R. for
their offer OF transportation to
and from Atlanta. Ca.
Resoiped, That we earnestly
thank the citizens of Clarksburg
and Harrison county, for their
kindness and courtesy inso pleas.
antly entertaining us as their
guests.
Resoiced That the warmest
thanks of the association be tend
erred to the Traders Company
and their manager W. II. Bar
bour and his assistants for their
hospitality and generosity in
catering to the pleasure and com
fort Oft members at their beau.
tiful hotel.
Rssolred, That our thanks be
extended to managers Harne and
Horror of the Traders Grand
Opera House for their courtesy
in inviting usto attend an enter.
tainment in their magnificent
temple Of amusement.
Resolped That we express our
appreciation and thanks to Mr..
Augustus Smith and all, of the
ladies and gentlemen who assist
ed in so pleasantly entertaining
us by their capital rendition of
the Comic Opera sThe Fakir.a
Resolrcd, That our thanks be
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-09-20
Stolen.

Saddle and bride. saddle half
worn with black quilted seat and
roll on back Of seat. The ron has
been cut of, one grit, large wood.
en- stirups Fair leather bride
with wire bit. gag rein and hitch
strap. Reward viii be given for
any information. as We desire
more to get the the theft, as same
party stole our harness
BRELt coRpENINe,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-09-20
|ED| TORS
hid Their Ladies
Capture
LARKsBURG AND
| HAVE THINGS
Ii Their Own Way for
Two Days.
Ezth Hpqual
Session Of the
lte PrgSsAss0ciiati0R
he Grandest Meeting
Ever Held;
Glory of The Traders
Grand Hotel.
ie Grandest Meeting
Ever Held;
Glory of The Traders
Grand Hotel.

estlve and truly grand was
general appearanceofG larks-
B fsom Tuesday morning
llase Wednesiay evening of
pres, week. The West
ginia 81 9 Editorial Associa-
held its Sixth Annual Con.
ton in the city and the citi-
of Clarksburg nave merited
highest praise for the man
in which they received their
sts.
lhe editors we're all entertain.
free at the grand new Traders
leland to say that they had a
Ply time would be expressing
ery feebly if the utterances
! I'D on every hand, in any way
Gated the general sentiment.
be best meeting we have. ever
we're the words that passed
b lip TO lip. AT the formal
ning Of the session in Junior
Ion Third street Tuesday at
N. Rev. Chas.L. White offer.
prayer and ex.sheritf Holmes
few well chosen sentences
ended the welcome on behalf
lhe city officials, representing
Eor Gordon and the city
lncil. Next, Edw. G. Smith, in
" eloquent style welcomed
editors and their ladies' on
falf Of the bar and the citizens.
fponses to addresses of vel
pe we're made by Mr.. W. l..
lnsfeld of the Wayne Ne,os,
o. d. Clay Ragland, of the
II
gan Banner, and Hon. A. B.
nue. OF the Parkersburg State
Regular routine business was
|It in order, all of which will
reported in the printed
he phenomenal growth of the
0clallon since. the last meet.
b Wheeling was very crafty
TO every friend of the organ.
'o0' The increase in attend.
d at this meeting over the
a'eF was about 100 per cent.
u !. M'e'l'gencer vas represented
mai very able and popular
El,er' Mr.. &, A. Dunnington,
| !, charming story in the IN
n E,'e'eer is in part as follows /:
vs. no stretch of the truth to
that never before in the his
|! Of the Editorial Association
meeting been so largely
ended and never before has il
n SO royalty entertained.
h Asolrg people have We'd
each other in the effort to
I, s' tae stay OF the "moulders
I. psoilc opinion as pleasant as
s'0le' That they have sue.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-09-20

MED by Col. Bob Carr. The
Governor was in good form and
spoke happily on his favorite
topic. He was attentively list
ened to and enthusiastically APP
plauded. He was introduced by
Presiden. Reed, who spoke eIo.
quently of Westvirginia's growth
and her greater possibilities. and
what the editors of the State are
doing in the work of develop
ment Speeches were also de-
|livered by Hon. H. T. Snyder,
ex-P President of the Pennsylvania
State Press Association, Wait.
man Barbe. Esq, and President
GOOD knight, of the State Uni
versity.s
The following is a list of the
members of the Association, a
few of whom, however, were not
present. There were over 100
editors and ladies in attendance /:
A. B. White, State Journal, Par
kersburg.
TT. McDougal. Advance, oaredo.
A. w. Brown Independent, New
Cumberland.
J.J. Sigler, Review. Harrisville
Will A. Strickler, Lever, Penns.
boro.
DIR. J. A. Fullerton, NJ. E, Times,
Petersburg.
wv. Walden, walden's Magazine,
Clarksburg.
R. A. Gallagher, Oracle. ST. Marys
j. E. Fleming, New Dominion,
Morgantown.
H. c. Samples, Free Press Fair
ment.
nc. sy isher, Athenaeum, Nor
gantown.
Y. u. Smith, Index, Fafrmont.
y. F. Hayden, World, Weston.
o.S. Mckinney, Index, Fairmont.
R. +. Hornor, Sentinel, Parkers-
burg.
P.S. Hyde, Oracle. Terra Attn.
r, II. Rohr. Bulletin, Spencer.
NJ. $. Gornwell, Inter Mountain,
Elkins.
A. v. Douglass, Tribune, Keyser.
A. s. Polling, Democrat, Philippi.
II. w. Smith, Star. AIiddlebourne.
Watt Warren, Pathfinder, Glen
vile.
W. E. Hoffheins, World. Martins
burg.
S. B. Davis, News, clarksburg.
X. S. Foreman, Star, Middle
bourne.
IL. Bland, Democrat, Weston.
]. f. McGlothlin, News, Ravens
wood.
S. P. Smith, Record, West Onion.
]. E. Curtis, News, wellsburg.
Q. L. Musgrave, Republican, Fair
mont.
HI. Snyder, Register, Shepherds
town.
W. /. Mansfield, News, Wayne
c. H.
Thomas H. Dennis, Independent,
Lewisburg.
John NJ. Stanley, pSthian Banner,
Piedmont.
H. A. Lorentz, Delta, Buckhan-
non.
Thos. srccreery Banner, Buck
harmon.
Geo. 4. Gosorn, Gazette, Maysville
AL. Taylor, Leader, Grafton.
VIII T. Burnside, Delta, Bucihan-
non.
Rev. F. A. Anderson, c. E. Banner,
slstersville.
A. r, Laing, Herald, AIoundsville.
MT. Hall, Republican, Philippl.
FIJI. Triplett, News, Elkins.
CIV. Haines, Spirit of Jefferson,
Charles Town.
10. Thompson, Echo. Keyser.
joint. Roger, Plaindealer, Phil
ippi.
erly.
H. c. Rasland. Banner, Logan
c. H,
Up. Minear Democrat, st. George.
j. w. Holt, Sentinel, Grafton.
E, H. Flynn, Record, Spencer.
Samuel Jacob, Herald, Wellsburg.
Flintlock Perry, Democrat, Char
lesion.
J.H. Mccoy, Oil Review, sisters
Vile.
G. W. Tlppett, Register Point
Pleasant.
G. A. Bolden, Oracle, Terra Alta.
F. P. Tippett, Register, Point
Pleasant.
E, Finley Kitson, Republican,
sistersyille.
a. b. Smith, Head. Martinsburg.
J.F. Thompson, Independent, Mar
tlnsburg.
Rev. G. s. Trump, Lutheran. Mar
tinsburg.
DR.. c.E. Haworth, Herald, Hunt
ington.
F. Vernon Aler, Public Opinion
Martinsbbrg.
A. ]. Barr, Chronicle, Grantsville.
%. w. Boyer. Statesman, Martins
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-09-20

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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-03

sPPrSnnals.

Miss Fannie Daukum, who has been
visiting at Mr. Firgjuius Ballard's. on
Broadway, returned 10 Richmond, Va,
to-day.
Mr. George II Lindenberger, of Louis
vile, Ky, who is q member of the
Spirit Cure Tobacco Company spent the
day here Mr. II A. W 4Iker is the rep
resentative of this company on the Dnr-
ham maj ket.
Mr.. T. E Barksdale, Jr returned last
night from DAnville, Va On being
asked what was the estimated extent OF
damage by frost to the tobacco crops IN
that section he replied that it was show
day. That Sells Bros show was there
and nothing else received much thought
or attention
Mr. George Allen, of Raleigh, was here
to day.
Mr.. Victor S. Bryant retu ned last
night from Roxboro He says that there
is good deal of building going on over
there, aud that the estimate of the part
of the tobacco crop in that county in
iured Ly the frost is put at ten per cent.
Mrs julius Lewis went to Raleigh to-
day.
Col. Julian S. Carr, Mrs. Carr and
their daughters, Misses Ida and Lailah
Ruth, came do gn from Occoneechee to-
day. Miss Lallah has just returned from
four months tour of Europe. Mrs
Cars health is not at all good, but she
is better than she was few days ago
Messrs D. @. and @ NJ Parks and
James Webb, Jr of Hill8boro, three OF
the most prominent end successful bust
ness men OF tneIr unity, spent the even
ing here
MS. Il. II. Patterson, Of Chapel Hill,
spa the day here
Rev. Jesse A Cunninggim went to
Greensboro to night
Mrs. W. Fl. McCabe left this evening
for short trip up the road.
Mr. VIM M. Morgan left this evening
via Greensboro and Richmond for Nor
folk, Va.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-03
DAY IN THE COURTS.
Everett williams Caught and Returned
TO the Work-hOuse.


F.P. Beck was before Commissioner
D. W. Whitaker to-day charged with
perjury. A large number of Granville
county people attended the trial. Judge
r. W. winston appeared for the prosecu
ton and Boone and Bryant for the De
Tense. A big fight was made, ana 1t
was the opinion of many that the prison
er should have been bound over. be
was, however discharged as the commls-
sioner believed the prosecution was the
outgrowth of bitter and malicious hatred
In the same court Wiley Collins was
bound over to the Federal court Tor
illegal traffic 10 corn juice.
Chas. Manley, colored barber here,
was this evening bound over to the Jan
uary term O. the Superior court for per
iury. The case was heard before
ESQUIRE D. &. Gunter and the defendant
was represented by S. M Holton, while
Victor S. Bryant looked after the interest
of the State.
This evening, at about o'clock, Robt.
LYON, who drives Mr.. [. Il. Martins
wagon. drove into town with Everett
Williams tied in a way that idlcated a
purpose that he should not escape. VIII
liams was sent to the wOrkhouse at the
last term of the court under sentence of
eight months. In some way or other ne
escaped from the chain gang to day
came to town, filed his pockets with
stolen goods which he had hid here, and
started off. At Hickstown some negroes
were playing ball and in some way got
into trouble with the convict, who
promptly drew a revolver aud shot Henry
Lyon through the arm. He then made
for parts unknown, but was followed,
caught and brought to town by Robert
Lynn. When caught he had on his per
son three pistols, ten razors, thirteen
knives, six pairs of cuff buttons, two
watch cases and variety of keys Mr..
A E Lloyd identified the raz0rs, knives
and pistols as his property winch was
stolen IN May Williams wilt be given a
hearing to morrow morning
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-03
Free Pills,

Send your address to Fl E Bucklen
& Co, Chicago, and get free sample
box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills A
trial will convince you of their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective ia the cure of Con
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Malaria and Liver tr ubles they have
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the system Regular size 25c. per box.
Sold by j. Y. McRae Druggist.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-03
The CoIored Protective Association.

Rev. r. Fl. w. Leak had a very good
crowd out to hear him last night, and a
permanent branch of the Colored Protec
tive Association was formed, of which
R. B. Fitzgerald is president; Damon
Washington, president; John W A.
Daniel, secretary, and Samuel Ruffin,
treasurer. They are some of the most
influential negroes of the county The
fusion element among the white Repab.
licans here evidently regard the move
ment with disfavor, and seem TO regard
it as inimical to the plans of the fusion
lists; consequently they are disposed to
belittle it. The straight out Republicans
seem to favor it,