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TIE SHE s,er.s rneseNc.
In the k~ntvsky Capitol by order OF Go,
bradley. Caused q Runspo~-


bradley. Caused q Ruuapa~-
FRANZ FORT. ky.. March i4.-I,winp
tn Complaints about the presence Mt the
capitol of policemen from Lexington.
Friday morning Sheriff Armstrong de-
cided. after a. consultation with the
governor. To summon "a posse tn pre-
serve the peace and allow the police To
be withdrawn
At li:15 n. IN. the sheriff arrived Mt
the capitol with eight deputies. All
except two regular deputies were prom
inent Frankfort citizents equally di-
vided as to politics The sheriff told
the city police to remain in the ro-
tunda.
The rotunda was cleared at 11:sC
o'clock At that hour the expelled
senator's. Walton and James. were in
the house. When the sheriff and his
deputies. acting ON the governors or.
ders. went To clear the senate cloak.
room, they found Senator blackburn
there with crowd. The sheriff
told the senator he could stay
but the latter replied that the
sheriff had no authority over
him or anyone else. senator Brons.ou
hearing of il offered a resolution tha,
the sheriff and his deputies be excluded
from the senate chamber The ,naxor
also ordered the sheriff out. The sheriff,
was then summoned before the senate
Dir. Bronston's speech in support OF
his motion was bitter denuneia.
ton of the governor for sendipr
the sheriff inside the cloak room ue
demanded the adoption of his reso,u.
ton To show the governor that the sen.
ate condemned such traitorous and
partisan interference with "A BODY owe,
which he had no CONTROL
The sheriff and his deputies and the
sergeant-at-arms stood together in tn.
center of the chamber during Mr.
Bronston's speech. Mr.. Salyars OBJ
jected To the proposed insult tc
the governor The sheriff Their
left the chamber. saying he woulc
go and get written authority from tn,
governor. who alone was his superio,
as an active officer. While he was yon,
the Bronston measure was referred I,
the committee on rules.
The senator's then. left the chambe,
for the house. 10 take part in the Join
session which was soon called To order
by the lieutenant governor. Dunbar
hau not appeared To qualify
Walton and James occupied seats on
the republican side
The roll call showed present 1879
The reading OF the journal was dis
pcnsed with. The republicans did not
vote during the beginning of the roll
call and il was plain that Dunlap had
declined to qualify.
While the ron call was in progress.
the sheriff returned with written re
quest from the governor that he, the
sheriff. use his influence as peace
officer TO preserve the peace. lie and
his deputies remained in the rotunda
The ballot resulted: Blackburn so
Carlisle Is. Buckner l.
When the senate resumed business
the governors note to the sheriff was
read, after which Mr.. Bronston with
drew the remarks he had made abou,
the executive.
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corbett win Fight Fi,zs,mmon.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, March 12.-Jamcs
j. Corbett Wednesday signed the arti-
clos OF agreement forwarded by the
National Sporting club. of London. TO
fight Robert j. Eitzsimmons before that
organization next June for purse of
$4,000. the winner 20 take all the mon
ey Each man is allowed $500 for cx-
penses; provide his own gloves and
fight under the marquis of c,~ensbcrry
rules. III !; article will now go to Fitz-
simmons
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KoYoMo, Ind March 12.-An unusual
surgical operation was performed by
the physicians here. the subject being
y three-mGDths-old child Of David Cum
mings The child was perfectly formed
at birth. but developed generous tu-
NOR on tho right hand. the growth be-
ing several times the size Of the other
hand The member was nmpu;ated
Wednesday TO save the infants life.
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welI-a.aown Sportsman Dead.

NEw YoRK. March 12.--John :. Hoey,
the well-known sportsman and referee,
died at Long Branch Wednesday after
loon Of heart trouble, following "a Sc
7ere attack Of the grip. Death was
sudden and unexpected. as MIR. Hoey
appeared to be rapidly recovering from
the grip. fror.. which he had been suf-
fcring for thre,; weeks. Mr.. IIocy was
80 years OF age and was born in Balti-
mn
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During the four years OF Mckinley
protection "e captured foreign mar
lets worth cn aB average SJ2O, 32l, Os7
year. During the two democratic
years our captures were worth only
@sO7 ,5f3.gs2 year. The breach Ia the
wall OF protection cost US 1921 .7sO. OcC
In each year OF 1894 and 1895. The
sooner the wall IL repaired the lcsscost-
~ n will be 10 us.
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OMAHA. Neb., March 12.-The state
central committee representing the adj
ministration wing OF the Democratic
party, met Wednesday night and set a
date. April 20, ~ the time for holding
the state convention TO nominate dele
gates 90 Tho nation IL convention. The
convention 10 called 20 meet at Lincoln.
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In 1895 wc soId almost G.OOO. 900 bush.
els less wlirat and is6SO.OOO barrels less
Hour to foreign. countries than in 1894.
The money loss exceeded $4,000 900.
Notwithstanding the fact that the Nv.
crugc price Of wheat was about nine
cents a bushsl higher last year this in
1904
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FRANKFoEr Ky, March H. ES- mud
itor l.. G. Norman has purchase from
Mr.. John Meagher. Of this city % half
interest in the famous MclIraycr d 'stii-
lery. located at Mt Sterling. hey
have organized the McIirayer Dist ling
company. with headquarters ia lrank-
fort
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NV YORK. March 1a.--Grahnm Nc
Adam. who has been locked up in the
toDbs for a couple Of days on two in
dictments for grand larceny for obtain
ing money on false pretenscs BY The
sale OF bogus Lloyds Insurance 60. s
charters. was Jailed Thursday IN the
sum of $40. OOp.
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Anti Board OF Trade Organilstiou.

CmCAGo. March 13-Articlc- ~ in
corporation Of the CONSOLIDATED roduce
and stock exchange. rcpuict anti
board Of trade organization of ample
capital and ind. sidual standing were
taken out Thursday at Springfield
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VIM. >. Campbeli's successor.

CnfcAeO. March is.-- EN-tov. Joseph
W. Fifcr. Of Bloomington. was unani-
mously chosen Thursday afternoon ~
tho republican state central commit'ee
as national commitseemf 20 ldccced
Var. =. Cqzsobell.
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WAsnINGTON. March i2.--Thc duke Of
Ietuan, minister for foreign affairs.
tclegraphcd Wednesday 20 thc Spanish
minister thar in consequence of the
combined movements OF the troops in
CuOa, interesting news is expected.
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TO cheek tbs imports Of Japaacse
manufactured goods. tariff rates & + pro-
lection mist be established very much
higher than those unds ,hc MeAsa,ct
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The bureau of statistics Of the treas
nry department enables us 20 show
how we have been capturing the mar.
kets of the world. Here are our ex-
ports Of American products and man,i-
factures OF six years, 1890 10 1895:
EXPORTS oF. Atfppfc.S f.pout-,ra
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NV ORR March IL The executive
'or ocil Of the American Bankers assO-
ciation at its meeting nc.c Wednesday
selected =. Louis rs the place FOR hold.
ing the annual convention 81 She asso-
GA ton this year and September -. p
Dad - as the time. Duiuth. Sprin@-
hc'd' III, and san Antonio. Tex. were
among the contestants for the ycnvcn.
ton
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ulatcd sugar was then worth four cents
pound. \ bushcl of wheat bought
nearly 26,s pounds of sugar. On Jan
uary 1. 1896. wheat was worth 60 cents
and sugar five cents, n busl,el of wheat
buying less than as pounds of sugar.
Under Mckinley protection the farm-
er's bushei of wheat bought over i2
pounds more sugar than il did this
year under our democratic fgre-trade
tariff
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Ross harfh Judging fium rar.
igt's insiiratiof.s. the rcpor5 recently
ei5'enie - that f}en. Haislizras .,taer
y tll4 t's el.bf + eten.e
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EARLY MORNING FIRE.
Alderman 4 Co.. wholesale and Ret
MiIllnera- Lincoln. Nnh II.u.,..I A..

Alderman 4 Co, Wholesale and Retail
Miiiiners, Lincoln. Neb., Burned Out.
LINCOLN, Neb., March 14.-Fire broke
out in the Wholesale and retail milIi-
merry establishment of NJ. Alderman &.
Co.. at 1880 Saturday morning, and
Is raging fiercely. The entire
fire department has been called
out. The Alderman building is in
the heart of the business district and
adjoining buildings are threatened.
Four D-en roorning in the third story
were carried down by policemen. near.
~ subocated. One MIN is still miss.
ing.
The drc was practically under con-
Srol shortly before two o'clock. IL or
iginated in the basement. worked
through To the first floor and totally
ruined the stock on that land
ing. IL was confined To the Ack-
erman building and the loss is
probably not over SEQ, 900, insured for
two thirds. Dennis. the missing room
or. IT Is claimed. vas not in the build
ing.
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MIIIsIa Omeers Tender .rheIr designations.

CoLrNBCs. o.. March Nearly all
the officers Of the Fourteenth regiment
OF state militia Friday rendered their
designations 20 Col. \. r. Colt. This IL
the immediate result Of the refusal Of
the senate Thursday 20 permit the ex-
Penses Of Col. Colts trial go be paid
out of the state treasury. Col. Colt
refused 10 accept the designations. The
senate Friday reconsidcred the vote bv
which the bill was rejected. and II viii
be further considered next week. H. is
likely that all the militia officers of the
state will tender their designations X
the state senate refuses 10 pay the ex.
penge
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burg Che other night, together with a
lot OF feed, seven COWS and farming i'm
plements. The loss il estimated at
5000, partially coveret by insurance
The fire is thought to be OF inccndiary
origin.
The secretary of state has issued n
certificate OF incorporation to the Bank
of Warrington, of Warrington. with an
authorized capital Of 500. 600.
THE president the other day sent TO
the senate the nomination Of Hon.
Chas. H. Wells 10 be United states mar.
shall for West Virginia. The nomina.
ton was later confirmed by the SEN
ate in executive session.
FHs big gasser of the McTaggart Oil
company, near Williar1stOwn. ON the
Henderson farm. negotiations for the
purchase Of which the Mountain state
Gas company are now making. Is said to
have n pressure OF 500 pounds to the
square inch.
RIG IS up and drilling will soon com.
mcncc on a well located on the William.
son farm at Valley Mills. by the Noun.
tain state Gas company.
Henry SHEPrERD. Who lived near
Shepherdstown while crossing the bal.
more a. Ohio railroad track 90 take
he Baltimore & Cumberland accommo.
iation 81 Shenandoah Junction. was
struck BY an east-bound freight train.
ustoing injuries OF which he has since
lied. He was aged about thirty years
md was well-kuovn.
WhTaAF BARBB, field agent Of the
West Virginia university. has book of
hort stories in tho press Of tho Werner
20. Of New York.
Mis-. WN. g. HARRsox. formerly ot
Weston, died ia Baltimore The otheA
morning
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1D>UJIRIHA A1NNI ID@UNY @5o
WRIGHT MEDLIN KILLED.

A fearful accident occurred at East
Durham Saturday night at a late hour.
Mr.. Fred Hunter was bringing IN an
engine from Raleigh by way OF Hen
derson when he ran over ana terfinlE
manoled the body of Wright Medlin.
The unfortunate victim of this acct
dent was a painter, Woodworking
man, but one who was addicted to the
habit of drinking too much at times
and on this occasion was under the IN
fiuence of whiskey.
Medlin and Reuben Barber Went
home down the railroad at an early
hour, both under the influence OF
whisl<ev. Barbee, who was seen yes.
terday. said they parted in front OF
Matthew's drug store. Medlln
promised TO go home This was the
last seen of Medlin. In short time
thereafter his mutilated body was
found on the track fearfully distigured
and torn to pieces.
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TRAINS LEAVE RALEIGH:
l:26 A. NJ, DAILY,

Atlanta Special" Pullman VestibaIs SSs
henderson, We don, Petersburg, hish-.
nond, Washington, Baltimore, Philaaa..
phia, New York, and all points north. 81.
fet drawing room sleepers and prugasz
coaches Atlanta to Washington, pasl4s
cars Washington TO New York, P1)iyaa2.
sleeping car Monroe to Portsmouth ~e
rives at Washington 1045 q 10. ss5,
more ~ noon, Philadelphia $3.50 2 M, Nses
York 4:53 p N. Also for Portsnl0Uth
folk, Old Point and lonal stations s e.s2an
q Roanoke railroad.
1871 A. NJ. DAILY.
For Henderson, Weldon, k}UfIolE. '--'ss
mouth Norfolk and intermediate So. ial..
connects at Portsmouth With Bay - b
OLD Point and Baltimore; with NCr'u 4 ~
Washington Steam boat corn pailyfor " s...
ington; with N Y p & n railroad for ?. '..
delphia and points north;. also at NatSea
with Atlantic Coast Idle for hich
Washington, Baltimore, Philadeluhie Vi 4
New York, and with Scotland NeeE I;r-t4. Z
for Greenville, Washington and plyZs2H,
Pullman sleeping car Atlanta "a F'''rt@
mouth.
5:35 A NJ DAILY
Atlanta Special" Pullman Vest}5YlIa s7t
Southern Pines, Hamlet, Wilmineeca Nor
roe, Charlotte, LincOlnton, Shelby, Ches
ter, Clinton, Greepwo01 Abbeville, Athens,
Atlanta, Augusta, Colombia, Macon, MCup
gomery, Mobile, New Orleans. Chatauc3ss
Nashville, Memphis and all points se,ia
and southwest; through Pullman BClass
sleepers and day COACHES Washington b.
Atlanta, connecting directly at Union tIa
pot, Atlanta, with diverging lines. as
Pullman sleeping Gar Portsmouth "a Sfas
roe.
$40 p NJ, DAILY,
For Wilmington, Charlotte, CE9sse4
Greenwood, Athens, Atlanta and eli iness
mediate stations. Connects at Unior SITS
ton Atlanta, with diverging lineS. Pull
man sleeping car Portsmouth TO &t2ants
TRAINS REACH RALEIGH,
3:34 2 N DAILY
From Norfolk, Portsmouth aud point
north via Bay Line and N.Y.P. &N r r.
Petersburg, Richmond and Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and
Boston, also from Greenville, Plymouth,
Washington, y; O., and eastern Carolina
1:s1 A NJ, DAILY,
ATLANTA Special" Pullman Vestibul Z
from Atlanta and points south, Athen
Abbeville, Greenwood and Chester
11:26 A nj DAILY,
From Charlotte, Athens. Att Snts and
intermediate stations.
$50 A. M. DAILY.
ATLANTA Special from Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Henderson, Weldon, Richmond,
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York, and the east.
Magnificent Pullman vestibuled trains,
No extra fare.
Apply to ticket agent, or TO
III. S. LEARD, Sol. Pass. Agt.
Raleigh, N. @.
e ST. JOHN, Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr
III. w. b. GLOVER, Traffic Manager. >..ss
Z. ]. ANDERSON, Gen. Pass. Agt.
V. 4. M'BEE Gen, Supt.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. r. b. Boone and Judge Il. w.
Winston went down no Raleigh yester-
day morning to attend the Federal
court.
DR.. A. Il. Yates is home from Garner,
where he went Saturday morning to
hold quarterly meeting.
w. b. Thompson, the popular editor
of the Chapel Hill News, was here
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Lee II. Battle and children
came in from Charlotte Saturday af-
ternoon on visit to her mother and
father, Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Howerton.
Mr. Howard a. Foushee has gone
to Wake Forest to attend commence
ment.
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CHILDREN'S DAY AT TRINITY.

Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock
large congregation assembled at Trim
itv church to witness the exercises
incident to children's day. These eX-
ercises were gotten up by Mrs. IL d.
Parrish and the occasion was a most
pleasant one. 1t was interspersed with
songs and Rotations.
The occasion was a most delightful
one. The children were happy and
they made the parents happy and the
LARGE crowd left the church with glow
of sunshine beaming from their faces.
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BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.

Durham's clever citizen, MIR. Albert
Kramer. spent Sunday IN kalelgh
with his home people.
Sunday morning Rev. Jno. n. Cole'
pastor Of Trinity church, received IN
to the church, on profession OF faIth'
seven members and two by letter. inns
is Mr.. Coles first year as pastor OF
Trinity and from the very beginning
he has done a great work.
The Herald makes mistake IN say
ing the University commencement
comes off this week. 1t is next week,
and lot this as the Herald says.
The suggestion that Durham pur-
chase blood hounds will not meet with
popular favor.
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
PEACE INSTITUTE, RALEIGH,
NAY 29TH-JUNE 4TH.

For above occasion the Southern
Railway Comany will sell round trip
tickets to Raleigh and return on May
2Sth, Goth and 30th, final limit June
5th. For information as to rates, ETC.,
call on r. L. Potts, Ticket Agent, Union
Station.
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Train ON the Scotland Neck Brancn tzoad
leaves Weldon So y m, Halifax 4 III " M s,
rtves Scotland Neck 05 d M Green III lie ~
p IN, Kinston As D m Returning Ieavas xiv
SION 20 m, GreenVille p a m arriyJfnor %
cept Sunday. A'' U''ly e4'
Trains on the Washington Branch Iea0e
" ashlss!gton O0 IN and 2 90 % m arrives
faIln.'I 50 M and 40 p m, TarborO Q as a
m, retS 2n1ng leaves Tarboro 5 30 u m. Par.
Ileie y ~ a IN and 90 p m, arrive Washing.
Ioh ~ 70 a IN ana z 10 p IN, daily except SIM.
Branch. ~ con
Train leaves Tarboro daily, 58op m ar.
rIVes plymouth 35 p IN, returning leaves
eiYmouth 40 a m, arrives TarbOrO q AZ a M
Train on Midland NJ G. Braneh ieayas
Goldsboro daily, except Sunday. 8 90 a m. ar.
irving Smtthtield 7 20 m: ret1rnfno leo YES YES
Smithheld 70 m; arrives at Golds6orS
10 a IN. A'7N"i"
Trains on Nashville Branch leave Rockv
Mount at 30 p IN, arrives NashvfIle5 Of n m
SPRING nope D 30 m; returning leaves
spring Hope 90 m, Nashville s 85a M arr
rlves at Rocky Mount O5 a M, daily, except
Train on Clinton Branch leaves Warsaw
Tor Clinton daily, eI cept Sunday. at II 10
M; returning leaves Clinton st Z 10 a 10. and
B 90 p m. - '-AO
Train No 7S makes close connection at
" eldon for all points North dailv. All rail
VIA klchmond, also at Rocky Mount with
NorfoIk and Carolina r. r. for Norfolk and
all points North via Norfolk.
JOHN F. DIVINE, Genl sup2
j. X: kENLY, Gent Manager
l. M EMERSON, Traffic Manager
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For above occasion the Southern
Railway CO., will sell round trip tick
cts at reduced rates. Tickets on sale
June 18th to 9th, inclusive, final limit
June 18th.
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Bottled Up!

Whether III the form of pill powder
aor liquid, the doctors prescription for
blood diseases is always the same
mercury or potash. These drugs bottle
up the poison and dry it up in the
system, but they also dry up the marrow
in the bones at the same time.
The suppleness and elasticity of the
Joints give way to stiffness, the rack
ing pains of rheumatism. The form
gradually bends, the bones ache, while
decrepitude and helplessness pre1na-
ture1y take possession of the body, and
1T is but a short step to pair OF
clutches. Then comes falling of
the hair and decay of the bones,-a con-
sdition truly horrible.
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For the above occasion the Southern
Railway Company will sell roundtrip
tickets at the rate of $3.50. Tickets on
sale May % to 81, final limit May 20.
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COMMENCEMENT GREENSBORO FEE
MALE COLLEGE, GREENSBORO, n.
c., MAY 26-27.
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table, and one thousand dollars reward Is
offered for proof to the contrary. II
never fails to cure Contagious Blood
Poison, Scrofula, Eczema, Rheumatism,
Cancer, or any other disease OF the
blood If you have a blood disease,
take a remedy which will not injure you,
Beware of mercury; don't do violence
to your system. Don't get bottled up
Our books sent free to any address.
Swift Specific Co !, Atlanta, Ga.
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Commencement day at Chapel Hill,
June 4th, the VicePresident of the
United States, the Hon. Adlai q. Ste
venson, will speak. Rates for this oc-
casion have already been advertised,
and all who can should avail them
selves of the opportunity to hear the
Vice-President.
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The G. & L. railroad connects at Hickory
and Newton with Western North Carolida
railroad; LincolntOn with Carolina Central
abroad; Gastonia with Southern railroad
Yorkville with q 81 G railroad; Chester
with Southern, @ Q s. A, 6 G q II and @
& Q railroads. L. Z. NICHOLS, Sept
n. +. BEARD, Chester, S.
G.. r. and p. Ag't,
Yorkville. S. g
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF
UNIVERSITY NORTH CAROLINA
ADDRESS BY VICE-PRESIDENT
STEVENSON.
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COMMENCEMENT SCOTIA FEMALE
SEMINARY (COLORED,) CON

CORD, N. c., JUNE 9-10TH.
For above occasion the Southern
Railway Company viii sell round trip
tickets at reduced rates. Dates of
sale June 18th to 9th, final limit June
18th.
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STATE GRAND LODGE /. O. O. f..
AND d. OF S., WASHINGTON, n. C.,
JUNE 9TH-11TH.
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8. q. l..
Seab0ard Airline
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE

To Atlanta, New Orleans, Norfolk, Rich
mond, Washington. Baltimore, Phila-
delphia Boston, New York.
Schedule in effect January %, 1898
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SOUTHERN RiILW:F
fpIEDMONT AIRLINE
CONDENSED SCAE91
IN EFFECT, Dec. 5, lsl>5.
TRAINS LEAVE RALEIGH. s.. G.
IN EFFECT, Dec 5. ls.5


+ DAILY, except Sunday Coruecrs
At Greensboro, far 4.s n.
| for North and Sc.
| WinSton-Saiem and .y~t-
the Northwestern E0r-t g..
J lima Railroad. At SaliaNGy-
/ all points in Western Mar f7s-.
DINA, Knoxville, Tenn, Cs,.-..
natl and western points; as CJhss
| lotte, for Spartanbur0 Greer
vile, Athens, Atlanta aaf al
points South.
( Connects at Durham for glx7ove
GAINESVILLE and KeysviIie ey5Sy,,
Sundays. At Greensboro. y-sie
the Washington and aapy-
western VestibuEed Q4n!>a..l
and the New York and Fioy7rg
Short Liue limitaS) egr
for all points North. vrt
with main line train No Is -a7
| Danville, Richmond and tnrat IA.
date local stations; also'hAg a..
! nection for Winston Salem. -,
with main line train No 9r ~
mail for Charlotte, Saartauhr.
Greerville, Atlanta and all nef
! South: also Columbia. 4 uq ~
| Charleston, Savannah. Je,s
sonville, aud ali points III III els.
| Sleeping Car for Allanta 2cN
| sonvllle and at CharI0tf. IS
sleeping car for August4 SIS
| Jacksonville.
| Connects at Selma for p. .- .
Vile and intermediate, sCas..
the Wilson 81 Favet taviile goc,t
| Cut, daily; Gfoldshoro for Neys,
bern and MOrehead City, daily ez
cept Sundays, For Wflminxsgg
( and intermediate stations on 40
" 81 w r r., daily.
| Also carries a through coach
from Greensboro via Selma for
. Wilson, ROc7y Mount, Tarboro,
Suffolk and Norfolk. Arriving
Norfolk @ p m, making connec-
! ton with n Y = q N RR for
philadelphia, New York and all
Eastern points also with the Old
Dominion, Bay Line and Mer-
chants and Miners steamship
! lines for Baltimore, New York,
| Providence and Boston.
( Connects at Durham for Oxtcs,
] Keysvtlle, Richmond; at Groel
J boro for Washington srG Al
| points north.