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a HUNDRED REASONS

can se given why Stasrf's Dyspepsia
Tablets ere the hess and gHs,sf sTecfusI
care for every scTm ~ Indigestion
T~hey are 81 the tarlst forsu which -
fasns their good aUsEfieS indefinitely.
white Dauld preparations become stale
asg n@eieSs WIKI age
They are ,Neaysnlertt. S&n - carried IL
tire peekct ana taken when ne1Ge3 TGey
ars pleasant 20 take
sgtsF ear srea5 a.ss1lNe ere ~ swS ..
them IN tie raogsfh aad, 1s1snS 6ng ia
st.e fasa yHsE csNs'3fNts .sfiset discs
.tv. Absolutely safe scr tie nsosg Seass-
sive sscuAscA.
Tfst 8xesg thv eQos before u Res tiase
- fefsysss5f. tNts< grsE euslmE t'se serlgz-
fss, az sAS ard &TxnUs SrS essoG pa4Fe
ana fTva grasa i&s r. sss5aplas &F~~3@s IS %
ferssenfea. 2sag Slxws5ed food
ars's Lsx-SpefsSsz a. Sfa - tse ofsy
~e,,s~,ix gs.ssEled especially far re casx
~ ~ssssasrh tres.sss and actnsug siSs
kss,N disease. 0@e gs.Tt@{E, fHs successful
vhs-sgesan &c ts-sAsy - tav s5rsr isf3sj. tes
ssss>,esxxs,.s medicine - sAe EssGls sBe gfe~
rarea erssssesal.y 81 ane eass@Se
@sttE-fss Dyspepsia 4. 5slVss 1t@&e sH@
sen-aiextssu clear sy keeping sae as02d
pare,
forming ses@.S
A aSaie pasaase taken a. ere ssras
wuNla n9s saFe egssA 11t ~S4sI s4xalAF -
a ssasze q gzse4 material
Over 81 thousand mes sEsi saux1 Il
th~ state ~ AcstlKsm as&S* have Ss@ea
S,.srea ~ ts,ssS sxss szs ara aAsgasgS4. - she
es~ 81 sss.arts Dysc~pssa Fsksess
so.s by al 1rusxtsss a. ~ eenss Per
PACKAGE
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(ZARENCe a.

his grancsire is Berwick Brick and his
granddam Nun.
His mother or dam. Beachgrove Blue
bell has been one Of a most remarkable
family of prize winners, Her record, in
brief. liz as follows. Third. Edinburgh.
1889: ist Des Moines: LIST Providence: ist.
panbury, 1894: LIST. New York; "a. Bridge
port: LIST, challenge class. New York, 1896.
LIST. challenge class and special, Mineola.
1896: LIST. challenge class. Baltimore. 1897:
LIST. champion class and special FOR best
dog or bitch In the show. Baltimore,
1897
Epicure. the sire OF Mr.. Redeisheimer
dog. won first at New York in 1885 and
second in 1887. being beaten by Barh!s.
his own son.
IL 10 supposed that the Bedilng;on orig
inaily came from a cross between a grey
hound and an otter hound. Their lineage
has been Traced back over 100 years In
England. yet up TO about twenty three
years ago they were not known beyond
the counties Of Northumberland. Cumber-
land and westmoreland. according To re-
liable authority. The head is long and
wedge-shaped. The ears are larger than
In other terriers, albert shaped. and lie
close TO the cheeks. They are set Jew
and have hound Ike appearance which
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ALLEGED SUGAR sMUGoLERs.
Deputy L. 8. Marshal Arrests Four
Merchants at Lynden.

A story Of alleged wholesale smuggling
at Lynaea. one OF the thriving towns OF
Whatcon county, is told by Deputy Unit
ed States Marshal John SgTinser. who
returned from down the Sound yesterday
morning. where he went for the purpose
Of serving warrants ~ arrest upon the
alleged viOiators of the revenue laws.
As a result OF his trip four alleged
stnu9glers were arrested and bound over
in Whatcom to appear before the United
States grand Jury in Seattle next June
and 4 nth. j T. McSoriey. who has
been I'm the tolls OF the law before. Is
awaiting q hearing before the Whatcom
smuggling. The other alleged smusglers
are A. II. Beeman. Mrs Flora Beeman his
wife: 4. r.. Smith and W. II. Wap,es. all
OF whom are well known residents Of
chandizsng. Their alleged offease Ia buy-
Ing goods ssald Ia have been smugglsd by
McSorley, thereby rendering themselves
liable az aders and ahetsors In his al
legged unlawful dotngs
McSarisy was arrested about month
ago and bound over 20 await the action
Of the grand jury an \ charge 81 snug
Cling small quantity OF groceries across
TIE British Columhse tine near S,inas AT
thas tinle Il was suspected that he rad
been extensively engaged In the traffic
bur proof was lacking The government
inspectors claim tbst they new have this
proof. As consequence McSorley has
been TesrFested
Sugar Is the article said 20 have been
H&rGtt2 most extensively EN ACSnriay, IL
II alleged faat between August l. Is9S
and the date Of ,aeiF arrest Mr. ard
Mrs. Beealsn bought sisty~four sa Ks OF
refined sugar from McSorley IN lots 81 five
ara ter sacks at a time, Together with
several sacks 81 rice ara cadates o. tea
al ~ whirh was brought across the line
bv Me=seriey and sold 10 the Bee.nans for
thelr stare "a LyndeR. Against Smith
afs Wapess. x Is charged that during The
pas few vna8ths they houeh; ten sacks
81 spgsr and f@w other groceries from
MaSosIeN for Use 81 their store at r.vr-
der. On these charges the four alleged
ssn0Kgiefs we're given preliminary hear
fng before United States Commissioner H
IA Williams 81 Wsatcer ard Bound ever
TIE s<1uegssd sugar 50 alleged 10 hsve
been purchased BY MrSoviey sraYr. Bril-.
ish C0l0mhia refinery ard shipped in MS
name a. a Asy station or tire Canadian
faeHe SEree t0{.es from Ssfunass ara
thencv hsniess across the aue In q round
stssut way rs NeSorS%v n e wagon TIE
duty saves Av the alleged srnngxierS IL
IL cents pes pound.
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HONOR T0 CAPT. FoRTs0N.
resolutions of Regret Praised by
Companies ~ aad 4. y. q. ".

In honor Of the name Of Seatsle's hero,
ASarf. George II. Fortson. the members OK
eEompanits Il and G. First regiment. Ma
vonsl Guard OF Washington. have passed
ns fQsowng resolutions;
We. The members of Companies and
y First reg ment, National Guard or
Washington. having learned with deep re-
Evl ~ the death of Capt George II.
Fegtson while hravely fighting for his
country az Manila. and desiring 20 express
eur esteem and love for him as "a soldier
NO man. have Jointly pa~ed the follow
Es tesalutsens.
"RsSolye4, That IN the death Of Capt
feFtson We have a deep sense Of personal
-. because knew him az brave.
u7ae. loyal hearted friend and srothef.
s.sF ready 20 reach forth the right hand
~ fellowship 10 his feisowren, ard be-
ssase We Terssmfaer that Capt. Fortson
Vas fer years A most ardent member or
sss national guard o. this state. and WAS
Asays fofemo@t In promoting the inter-
Ms 81 ths national guard, and more ss-
Raes
Tat Vs. havc 4 feeling % pride in 1Ar
ssAsoAs d'.sipcttau that Capt. foftstatl
ssse pleasure in the fsct tnat ae gained
~ praise - his superior officers aui
ssa the admiration AZ his men.
RAT ~ citixen he WAS noble. v'rtu-
- seE resgacffs,S an4 "A man % the
seQ1
Faas la a.a death ,ho national guard
@As @st ore AZ SIS - A9rasst friends. tsas
80 % Ss&{iie e clearly Beloved ct iAsa.
- tae uSton oue CT ia aTavest and NEST
TIA ~ extend car s.acsreat syTnpa-
s@sN 10 tae etfszte3 N5loa ard family 81
&c .a'f'ertv ee9.aeT ard Cagfsia.
laa; d -rce ~ taass p. solutions te
sessaa oa tse ga ua.s4 oF o,Ir gesrec i've
sEls1ics f-at q S0gv r. sxut a. a. sI-
81 Aaa a. that copy De given
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lief. aud has proved 20 euccessful In
every case that Z special arrangement.
has been made by which all readers OF
the Post-intelligencer. who have not
already tried It. may have free SAM
Pile bottle OF Swamp Root and thus test,
for themselves its wonderful curative
properties.
Hsyou will send your name and full
address to DIR. kilmer X Co., Blnghasn-
ton, N. Y. a sample bottle will be sent.
absolutely free by mail. postpaid. also,
book telling more about swamp Root
and containing some OF the thousands
upon thousands of testimonial lettera
received from men and women who owe
their good health, In fact, their very
lives, to the wonderful curative proper
ties OF Swamp Root
This great modern discovery Is for.
sale at most drug stores la fifty-cent
and one-dollar sizes. Don't make any
mistake, but make note OF the mama,
SWAMp-ROOT. DIR. Kilmer's Swamp
Root
II You take advantage OF this gener-
Gus offer and write for free sample
bottle. be sure and mention the Seattle
Sunday Post-Inteliigencer when sends
ing your address TO DIR. kilmer 4 Co.,
Binghamton. n. Y.
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Rent-Pa ytnG Bootbiacks Want ia
Have Alley stands Removed

The beard OF public works held a meet
ing yesterday morning at he city hall.
Several petitions were considered and Some
granted.
The petition signed by large number
OF Italian bootbiarbs askirg the board %
remove all heothlack stands from the al
ieys in the city Was referred 10 Supsrin-
teisdent OF Streets Little, IL WAS sigaed by
most 80 the rent paying stands and " As
directed against the ones which are alleged
10 paw no rent.
Petitions of +. b. Lyons ard Frye Bruhn
Company fof lights At the corner Of stew
ar; and Seventh avenue and West Nam
etreet between Railroad avenue and First
avenue south. were lad on the table for
future consideration.
The heard certified 70 the correctness az
the assessment roll for the improvements
OF Tayior avenue, from East Denny way
and Harrison street under ordinance Ne
lea ard directed II To be forwarded TO the
CRY council.
4 petition Of the Moore Investment Gem
panS for parking str = an Thirteenth ave
rtse between EaSt Howard and East
Thomas streets Mas granted.
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BREVITlES.

4 license 10 wed was issued Yesterday fer
Eugene q Miller (fr1. of Spoksne and Res
sic q Talbot (sSe. Il Saa Francisco.
W F'fshburn while working in shingie
mill at River park VAS cauxht ia SHAFT
and severely. bat not seriously. bruised
and injured
frem Kent by Deputy Sheriff Wilson.
charged with burglary. viii be given
p; elsmiusry hearing before justice Cam
tomorrow.
Sam ] Edwards. who was committed 20
the Sgeliaceor asylum en September IT,
1897 fsugu King rcuGsy. 3sed az that '~-tst,1~
tson On April !. according "a a notice re-
esfvea fraus the superintendent yesterday
By Probate Judge W. &. Ruttsr-
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CINCINNATI, April s.-The fourth an
nual spring meeting Of the Queen City
Jockey Club commenced a, Newport to-
day under many disadvantages. The
weather was cold and raw ana the track
q sea OF mud Results.
SIX furlongs-Merry Day wen, Shield
bearer second. Ethel Collins third. Time,
la
Four furlongs-Sue Johnson won. My
Chicken second, Miss peda third. Time.
:5rs
Mile-yolans3ies won. Deering second
Nancy Zei.z third Tine. t.slA
Seven surlonEs, selling Sworasmarl
won. Floh second, Fife Ainsiie third.
Time l.3at3.
Four and half furiongS-Roid won.
W!edcnan second. Chris third Time.
l@ia.
Seven !urioncs-f-ariotta c won, Agi-
tator second. Nellie Prince third. Time,
fgS
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Oakland Races.

SAN FRANCISCO. Arrfl s~wea.her Al
Oakland fine; track fast. Results
One mile selling-Ulm wen, Dolores sec.
ond, Harry Thohurn third. Time / A.
Nile ana one-eaghth. soliing-Merops
wen. CrossTuoina second. TEE F'rstt@r
third. Time sss.
Mile anf ene-sixtesnth--Be Happy won.
Caitake second, Benamela third. Time
La
FcGr mics. the fugiessSe stakes value
8 Ssss-F Whistler. los tIonesl S "a 5 won:
Sardort1 Ie7 tfIenne~syp. 3 70 s. second .
The Bachelor shira Time : 4Ss
SIX ftsrianEs-6suIsfer wen Aeish-A
seSGTs1 Plan shirS Time. lis
ftne ns.le. haGitea p Tassgrsasf wgn. Hugh
Penny second. OhntnGs third. Time. ! ~
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eotise Estate II Left tn His Widow,
Who IL Sole Heir.

ne will OK Capt. George II. Fortson. OF
Company u. Washington volunteers. who
~ killed In battle near Manila last month.
Va fled and admitted 10 probate IN rh.
uesrof court yesterday THE instrument
ktfs date Of April n. is2s. having been
MITES. evidently. at about the time when
Ne afst call for volunteers led Capt. Fart
hsio think that he and his men might BE
sa!.sse1 III the government service
Al 81 the gallant soldiers estate Of every
rnd II left he the viii 20 his widow. Mrs.
ieh.sa Fcrgsou, who IL also appointed sole
t1ssa,rsx without bonds. In her petition
sr pfohaic Mrs Fortsaa states that she is
Asf husbands only heir The viii. ls wit
sesssd by Attorney r. l. Sims and w. 10.
csiuglon
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supports the general theory of Their origin
Their eyes are always OF a light brown,
varying In shade according to the color OF
the coat. The eyes are small and deep
set. and close together
Their coat Is peculiar. resembling tan
gled tax IN texture and appearance 1t 10
called Unity. II is more or less tangled.
and most people think II curly. The aver
age specimen is from fourteen 10 eighteen
inches long. and viii weigh from fifteen to
twenty-five pounds. One would not think
II possessed of great courage. but the fact
Is that n several Bedi!ngtons were tied
20 that they could reach each other there
would be savage music In the air. They
are able TO take care of any other dog Of
their Siza
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Administrator Davis Claims LAWYER
tscd Unfair Arguments.

- : DAVIS &tnesEa &frztnr - The estate
Il JHGn AnBa1 8eec asq7s "a Fxt whom
scraseS wss ysderasi fn she Superior
Esgrs several weeks ago 81 q a9if brought
by NeG RHsiong - recover far board ard
f@siS'Ug RAi2xa5 - hsve etes furnished
te tNa f@crsssas ssay ag seven Years. yss-
ta-ssay G.eA az Awt3aviE ae8 motion fer
= ne~ tFsaf> tYs "a ia*ess he Wa@Ass sesssRw at
sensational allegations concerning SSs-
5asessS attorney. < l. rArker
sic alleges that Aff0~H@g Parker n
s~gy1inE the ~ase "a re 5gsyY exceeded re
privilege allowed rim ~ he court ana
alluded ~ matters not In eS31eGcs ara
pre- tsssss csAl ~ far defendants Ease ons
of fheSe matters was see fact hat AGnac
sssarsteFet Belongs soa. H. c Belong.
aps4 committed suicide s2 February. lss>.
archer that " < E3siemg w&s ire sole
s1ErpSEf q rs fk~ - her ana sE2es 7zr.
Aana smsxsratar Davis says ihst SAe ia!ger
statement wA$ nas true
Plum trees around Chensy lave eSss
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Bennings Race.

WAsHTNGTON. AVril s.-Resalss az
Begnings-
Teirt eeu-gixte eufAs of "a naI'e-Red S5i33
w91. beaop Rcd second. Leanso taIra.
THE. I@&
Half niie. Congressional stakes for =
yeAF~o} IS II saTscngg5ia sen. TIE E5sscy
Second. Merrtsy tai~E. TINE. -
sfeekie-ceas@. about twA ard 8 nalf niles
- 80 by Hi3{ @oa, Dsc&NaS3 ssseaa5 Tg1iilon
tHfre3 Tue. 3 y
1--WE s@T{o8Es seluuE-~8sEs sur. James
Tes5 second VAIN ssir5 Ttwse - -.
aii3e and iaa yards kau11 .AEs--I fsaa if~ai
"a Ga, Iu-Gsrzscr Se-a90s. Alice Farley gAiT1.
Tine. - IS
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lettc Club tonight Joe wolcott and Jim
Judge were 20 so twenty rounds. hui the
bout came 20 an end in the eleventh. VOL
colt finishing his man with a terrible right
on the point 81 the jaw. The men fought
hard all the way through, and in the open
ing rounds Judge seemed 10 be meeting
Wolcotts PUSHES we'll From the fifth il
was Wolcott's fight. ard several times
Judge took the Unit when foored
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Fitzsimmon.-Jenrics Match on.

Los ANGELES. April s.-A private dis
patch received here today says that the
boxing match between Robert Fi;zssnnmons
and Jim Jeffrses has been declared of No
particulars as 10 the reason for the move
are ever
PHILADELPHIA. April SIN an inter
view tonight Martin Julian. manager OF
Bob Fstzs.mmons. denied the story that
the Fltzsimmons Jeffries fight has been de-
clared of.
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g ne s. =" ds4Fss grs sur eg Matthew
sasa asglus. the lirea, Norihern fss.i-
SorfN8HE. - defendant yesterday
- a. snsN r. scuytas Liability en- che
" thai {he cSs~ which Stcan was
S's-snz - cope belonged - TIRE t&1-
A. AAHa.e3 nv ths defendant agent.
kssSa tA~ fuFtfs@s ground that Sloan was
- Gs~ sss.S seosa re ut hand wSs
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MILD AND UNINTEREsTING.
eEelmnn Finishes First In the Go
us-Yau-PIcaxe Race.

NEW YORK. April s-+rhe eiosa Q: the
twenty four hour go-as-you please race A;
the Grand Central Palace tonight was mild
and unintereStsng. Out OF the thirty three
starters, only Ten men finished. The score
a; the end of the twenty-fourth hour was
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The contract for building the wagon
bridge across the Nocksack river ar Van
Zandt WAS awarded 70 Savage 4 Scoaetd
"Wednesday BY the Whatcors county conn
mfssionerS. Savage Scofel9s hid wax
the lowest being 81 sae
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The Cngninly Dachshu n d.

Ferdinand Schmitx, Of the Butler. Will
exhibit his pair Of dachshunds. Adam "a
and Marie. Fanciers say that Mr.. Sehmitz
has two very fine specimens OF this vaIu-
able dog. The name usually miaeads peo
pie. They take the word "hund and
translate II as hound" whereas IL really
neaEs simply dog" The idea Of dachs-
hund Is that Of q large. swift dog. The
real dachshund 10 marked by short legs.
a snake axe neck and a long body. The
body is Supposed to be about four times
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ietic Association. with a capi:al Of tllsl an
was incorporated today Ii Is the iusen-
ton OF the association 20 bid for all i'm
porian, prize agAts that may be arranged
in the future.
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Memphis Races.

MEMPHIS Tern Arrtl s-Tae SraesS
wxs In fssr condition G1e resetts we're
Sax fa@s5rss~~S sTs-y won fsassars $50
e-d. Tlgse aasEsr sasTs. cras 1.7gz..
Ia a-t ssSg~ekz1s. f4Gr txEfangs-F. ".
Er86s ~cn. AcAesk-a secou5, Caviar
lsly9. tire aSl&.
Nile selling Forget Nat xan. Tysiers
sscors1 sslvarse sA2r4 fASse Ava
A9nsx emery aaassaczp. IA . an q six
;s-si b. Isl eSySs w0u. Manuel sscofsc.
RIA fsps tA8r2 the iMs<
h41s--fse. @@fSYHg- = re ss@sh Kane wgT.
S;sver FRI sscssa2. Es9e taiT@ line. 4.s<ss
Mile s@llsHG --Nf2ssn Non 500 Eebee-
second AGTxas tAIr8 Sire. 49,
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BIRMINGHAM. England. April Sing
land won the International football cham
plonship today by a score OF 2 10 !.
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Woteeft hnecks Unt Jtna JadGe.
TORONTO. AsT.l s.-A; .as Egs-irs All
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Plum trees around Chensy have exes
igsyQre9 by rexelE s&-4 Eg0s-A
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NEW ENTERPRISE.

Mr.. H. T. Cherish wishes to announce
to his patrons that his Ladies' and Gents
Restaurant will not be closed this sum-
mer. In connection Herewith he is pre-
pared to serve the purest of ice creams,
sherbets, ices, &c, &c. Strict personal
attention and prompt delivery to home
orders He also makes Il speciality of
serving lunches, suppcrs for parties, re-
captions, banquets in any part of the
State. Call on or write II. +. CHERISH,
Raleigh, \. c. Interstate Phone $40.
1861 sunds
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A. w. ---AYWOOD.
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WANTED FOR SPOT CASH.-Ash

Balusters, Squares and Lumber, also
Poplar Squares and Lumber, i'll all
grades and thicknesses. If quantity
warrants, will send inspector Address
giving full particulars prices and freight
rate to New York, L. o. Box 1868, New
York City. 4-2-3 e d
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died from Group. People have learned
the value of One Minute Cough Cure
and use it for severe lung and throat
troubles. 1t Immediately stops cough
ing. 1t never fails. For sale by j.
Hal. Bobbitt and Henry L. Hicks.
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WANTED-B Iackeye and White Peas.
Write at once stating quantity can ship
and lowest price. The Globe Pea Com
pany. Norfolk, Va.
3-30-3-t GO Il
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Satin Coated Buttercups in sealed
packages or loose. A fresh batch morn
ing and afternoon. ROYSTERS.
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Almond Cream Chocolates. The most
delicate favored of all the chocolates.
Fresh every day ROYSTERS.
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REWARD.

Suitable reward for return of Victor
wheel, No. 102,930, taken last night
from the residence of Mrs. James Nc
Kimmon on Halifax street. No questions
asked.
IEnnI
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Raleigh and CASTOR
Railroad Company,

March s. 1899.
Notice-The special meeting of stock
holders of this company, held this day,
adjourned to meet at the office of the
company in Raleigh, n. c., on Thursday,
May 18th, next, ut 10 o'clock Il. III.
j. NJ. SHERWOOD.
Secretary
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Chocolate Covered Caramels-one of
the best tasting dainties we make. Put
up in handsome 12-pound boxes or by
the pound. ROYSTERS.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-08

"MEN, our illustrated catalogue eX-
plains how we teach the barber trade in
eight weeks, mailed free. Moler Barber
College. Cincinnati, Ohio"
3-oG-12t
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HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, Bill"
iousness, Indigestion, headache.
Easy to take, easy to operate. use.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-08
Business Notices.

Alakuma, new style, new favors and
sold in any quantity. 1t is a most delici-
Gus confection. ROYSTER.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09

friends readily as your ideals are high
able individuals.
VIOLET HOLMES. 51a Kearny street
You are of a nature greatly dependent
upon affection. You are easily Influenced
by those you love. In one instance at
least you will meet disappointment in
domestic life.
AGNES FoGARTY-You are fond of
details; trouble your mind about trif1es
and become irritable if people disarrange
your belongings. You are close and care
t9l IN money matters, largely from force
of circumstances
MRS. L. B., Santa Rosa-Your first hus-
band was very dissipated. Your second is
not much better, though his inclinations
are not toward liquor
FRANK H.. City-You would make a
good civil engineer. You are steady and
rehable. You will have one marriage at
ga happy one-and two children. both
boys
MISS INDEPENDENTLY will
marry twice and will have money come
to you at 2S-not a large amount, but
enough to aid you. You are practical and
make the best of existing conditions
PAPA'S DARLING HELEN, LIVER