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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-14
6efunobeit 1T oas b6bte 6utI

llnb mie let6t 1T es. ii@ bieIelbe gu er6al=
ten ober bic 9el9mG9te @elunbbett miebe1
ber3uite1eu. Die Natur ieIbit eiebt ms III
ben betanuten ct. Bernard &rGuterpiuen er
,pirfIames Mittel in bic 6onb. Mit 9utem
@epiilen fam mani es Sebem enpfeblen unb
10 81 ben Wtutonen pon 8erebrerlt, Die es
i9on belibt, neue binsufit9en. Gs BELT off
Wa9eu-, Qeber= uub Nterenleiben llnb BIZ
baraus fol9enbeu Sranfbeiter. @s wirb
auBerbem nit ii9erem @rfol9 orse1panb1 Bel
Walaria, &beumattsmus, Scrofeln uitb al
len aus nnreiuem Slute eutltebenben &ronf.
heiteu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-14

Ser l1e6ertpeg iiber bic geGeiIe Der g6i>
cage, Wftlpaufee C ct. puuGzgienbabn an
Der Weeo StraBe ma Mittpo9 Na9mittog
bret ubr Der S9auplaB zines traqi19>pdz
tbetii4en ltnfales. Sn 6~elbenbafter 8eiie
i4lug bort Der 54iGbrige 9ignalmGrter
Wfartin S'0aaueb Iei1 Qeben in bic S9an3e,
um Die neunid6rige Mu6el Smith por Dem
S9ididl, bon ben GGbern zines beranbrauz
fe1oen perionen3uges 5ermalmt 5u merben,
81 betpabren. Gr rettete bas Sinh, bIBte
ober lelbit feinen Wagemut6 nit benz 2eben.
Ma6el Smith, Die So9ter zines Wertz
fibrers Der CHARLES @. Mfeers 9umber Co.,
befarto fi3 auf Dem Bege BON Der 99ule
no3 Der elterlihen Wphnung, SO. 249
@berrD Nbenue. SSn bic Qectiire zines 8uz
9es p%ertieft, naberte Tie fi9 benz, bur9 feline
8arriere abgefperrten l1eberpeg, auf benz
Dor Sabresfrit Der Interchangeable
CHARLES pIurn6 ii6erfabren unb ouf Der
SteGe ~getDbtet purbe. Martin S'NlaleD
lab bic &leine, ais fie ith in unmittelbarer
NGhe Der @eleiie befarb. @ben bog Elm in
po0er 5abrgeI6ptnOigfeit befinOli9er, iii0z
li9 fabrenber PerTpnen5ug, 2OfomotiDfii6z
rer Sam. Brtce, Gonoutteur W. $. 6arrtz
ion, Inn bic Gurbe. @r REF Dem &tn0e Elm
bonnernoes r3uriid!" gu. Die &leine b0rte
es ni3t. IS mar fem Nugenblid gu berltez
rem, penn bas Sinh gerettet tperben fo1te.
ltnb S'MoGep ba9te peoer an feline Srau,
nod an feline feds &t1ber, beren ein5iger ST.
nG6rer CT mar = er 1ab bic &leire in 2e6ensz
gefa6r unb mar entI9loien, tie 81 rettsn.
60 i9neG i'm feline 8eine gu trdgen Derz
mo6ten, elite er bi9t bor benz puite1ben I'm
get6iim, Der 2ofomotibe, ii6er bic 9eleiie,
padte bic gu Sobe erf4redte &leine uno
I9lepberte fie CUR Seite - er fel6It puroe
bon benz &~u6fGnger gepadt unb Is 94ritte
tpeit qeaerrt, e6e es benz 2otomottDfi6rer 9ez
lang, ben Bug gum 9alten 5u bringen. Ser
brobe alte damn purbe betpuBtlos, ber Sept
blutii6ertrDmt, bonn 9eGeife ge6obsn uno per
Mm6ulan3 na9 benz Alerianer@S ofpital
iiberfii6rt. Die i'm bebanbelnben Mer3te
conftatirten einen S9Gbelbru9. I'm funf
u6r bate er ausgelitten.
Ma6I Smith, bic in Weinfrdmpfe berz
fieG, purbe ppn Na9bdrn na4 Der elterlt3en
Mo6nung geGeitet. sic mar o6ne @~erleBunz
gen bapongetomme1.
Martin O'Malep binterldBt uuBer Der
@tttpe feds 8inber, idmmtli3 MGb9en.
@r mo6nte nit Sruu uno flint &inSern in
3mei ~tleinen, mad benz 9ofe gu gslegenen
3immern beg 6alb3erfulenen 9ol5gebduOes
No. 27 @berrp 5traBe. 81 Sabre arbeitete
er in elmer @iiengieBerei, aus Der er Dor
Sa6resfriit, u1s ni4t msbr tau9lt9 gu
16fperer Mr6eit, e%ntGaIen tpuroe. Nu4oem
er Elm sSa6r lang fhb pergeb1i4 bemii9t batte,
8eI6Gftigung gu finben unb Hot3 uno @nt@
behrungen aler Dirt bur48emu4t bate, err
belt er Dor feds @O4en bic 4nItelung als
giqnalnGrter an benz lleberpeg, aut Dem e;
{einen Sob fanh
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-14

SnO efterret9 ungarn mG6ri
Der &f 3pii6en benz Safer uni
Dem &0nigreid megen bes Nusz
glet4S fort. Die beioerieitigsn Miz
n%iiterien fOnnen unb molten fi4 ni9t eintz
gen, unb Der 8aiisr. fat i9r 8erlangcn,
our3 elm felbit6errGi4es Mudtmort bic
5rage gu l0fen, ~runb!peg obgele6nt. DAT
in 5olge oabOn ionO6t bas ungariT9e Mi=
niiterium @3eu, ME bus 0iterr.i8ifde Mi=
ntiterium 96un fuGen tperben, 1T Des6alf
boraus3ufe9en; nt@t uber, tper geneigt fem
fodte, Die g2a4fOlge gu i6erne6men.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-14
Ser bprtrefflt6e beutf&<amerift

Ser bortreffli6e beutf&<umtrifde
nif8e @aturfOrf4er 6einri4
Ne9r1ing in Miltpuutee bat ben uMilz
paufee 9erolb" in 5plge Don Nngriffen,
Die biefer gegen i'm als ben Gutos bes
Milnaufeer ftGbtti4en MuIeuuls ma6te.
auf einen @8abenerfab bOn $4,000 per>
flagt, unb gegen Cigar 20. Coleman, BEN
prdifoenten Der 9erolb@G Ompunp, perI0n@
1i9 foG cine 5peite &Gage in berIelben
9D6e anbGngig gema4t peroen. 4ber
tpdre es ni9t befer, tpenn Die 9erren it4
friebGi9 beritGnbi9tena 0erurtiae 2i6euz
flugen iinb gemD6nli4 nun Elm aOuotatens
futter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-14
unfere mobenausoabe.

NIITEIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Bir Ienten bic @ufmertIamteit Inferet
0eisr auf uniere 8O3en : Nusgube, lpel6e
in Oentf4lane cine mad 2aufenben adbfenbs
Bsrbreit1ng bat Inb groBes Sntereffe erregt.
Sc t0nnten 8tele ibren 8ertpanbten hurdb
elm announcement auf bas @p6enbIctt cine
Sreube bereiten unb es finben au9 nieIe
5ragen iiber bieTge @erbdltnihe, tpelde in
bteier 3ettnn9 eingebenb er0rtert perDen, auf
eiefe Weiie ibre @rIebisuns obne Iunge Brief
ldreibereien.
Die Bo4en : Mussabe, ndh Seutf9Iuno
oSer fonf ing IusGuno perfonbt, toftet incl.
pOrtO $500 per Sabr. i'm @oruus subl'
bar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-14
Die EoIumbid : 11nihnrfftG

Die Columbia nniDerfitGt
in Der Stabt Sem gorf pirb nun
al5 beionOere QQ6t6etIung cine 6anbet8z
| GUILE erri3ten, nobel ie ouf flint Sabre
einen id6rli4en 3uI6uB oon ungefd6r
$4,000 Seitcn5 Der Seem gOrfer !6anbeIsz
hammer er6Glt. Die GtuOenten oieIer !6aaz
Oelsfofultdt perOen 6eionbers audi nit
fremhen 2Gnbern unb bo6er nit mobernen
Spra4en, nit 9unOeIsgeograp6te II. I, IN.
nd9er 6efannt gema3t perben, &ur3 =
Gu4 bieie Nbtbeilung Der groBen Seem gorfer
ltnioerittdt pirb tpeientIi9 na9 beuti9em
M&uiter eingeridtet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-14
GtabItrt felt 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf.
Wholesale C Retail Grocsr,
232 nmo 234 of 2famOorpg- Stra6e.

"HOI0Sal0 % hobdll OfOCSJ
232 mnS 234 of Straee,
apii4eu Sroufliu- unb Wtarfeta Str.
Sbtc no o, Sus..
Sneben erbalten in fetnfter Wnare:
Neue boil. @iatiess@artm9e,
gteuen run. @aOiar Hito run. SarOineb
SEriS cit murintttct SSattlb. W0I,
Tetitite Srabantcr SaISiaroeuen,
sic d)te fraus. G0tOiuen, SauSIebcrsV 0Itetett,
Ssrifhe Iranffmrter Srattunrft in SiidIien,
Medte SrounI 6)tp. GetOeIattpurit, GaIamt,
Support. aueitpb6l. Sdptnfcn,
ytctlc ttortucg. HsmdlpoicS, MppetttsSiIo,
9ieler Sproften, &antb. Npl=91rinae,
sou. @tiIG1emer Sou=S2erinBe,
S~Seimitem 9IfeIoprfer Senfy gSetneiit8,
WeG)tcS frams. 1luo tt0I. SIiOcm0I,
IrtjGbeS WSobn0I, &aperm mmo SIiDen,
EriIdje SenfiaroineS uno Genf=Dl n~freIett,
SFtotts. GbautpfDnpnS ut0 franz. SSrbSen,
SNbeder Spat9eln, Gmittbohtte u u. GSitb d. Ell,
9aed)ten &iebi9's Sleiidertraft,
3sed)tem GutncntbaIer SGpet5erfGie,
TeinIten &intbnr9er:, Tabnt= nio @1nofGieI
svratts. u oquefOrt, (SrOtta9e DC 8rie,
Wcd1tem Sana=, @toffa= tmo S~io=SeafTee,
S~SeimItcn rnH. Mtto dDtmeiiId1cm 3hee,
Wed1te Wartue=SbccDInoe tmo &af0o,
Wfnrrer SSnetpp's WtaIs=&0fec,
9cMtidlen @tdleIfaMec ,mo Neigenfaffees
0fet1Te r ttno OILERS Safee=Grtr1ft,
9emtld)e Snd1 ~ t5 eil= 1ito &S6fer9tit5e,
Neimite YerI9erite, @eisengrieS tmo Saens
Seutlde $Sirle, 8riiMfert t1io &in1et,
GrbStpnrIt, Seartp II elrnebI un0 u eiSmebI,
9emtIdDe ino trans. Stuetld)en, &iridbens
SrlD 8trnc1 ttttO s3tOetId d. enrtlts,
Waito eIn, 9tnIe, NpIincn unO Sttron0t,
0(ed1tem Barrier SdbnmpftAbaf bon NOkbe&,
9emtSdDc &eIsSGbMbe uno SDoISp0ntOf feIn,
SriId)e 0emiifes, Slnulet. mno 8raSIattetI
GoAute aue 2lrten bon Groceries
su ben btlisften 8reiien.
Henry SchOellk0pfs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-14
Gin mabrer Oel0.
martin O'11aIlev opfert iid fir
ieinen U~ebenmenleben.
gfur elm eiufader 5i9nalpdrter.

11a9 etnem troftIoien Jahr Ger 2lrbeitsloTe=
Felt erhieIt Der 5ejdhri9e Mann Dor eini=
gen Doden Qnfeluns ais Signal
wdrter an Dem ueber9one DER St. PAUL
8ahn an meeo Stra6e. = Or rettete
ole feunjdbriee Mabel Smith Dor Dem
fi4eren Goo, iroem er heIoenmiitbie
fem eieenes Seben in ole s6an5e fdlue
urlo audi perlor. - 5rau uno feds Kin=
Der perlieren in ibm ihreu eil3i9en Or
rdhrer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-14

Cine Der beiten engGtf6 ameri.
tanif8en s3eitungen, nSbe Gbicuer
@6ronicGe", ptbmet benz bi3teris
gen 9ieiigen beutf6en 6 onu II 9 ii n 3
Der na9 Berlin berufen nurbe, I'm eint
nod bO6sre Steue i'm ausipdrtigen 9teni
gu %betommen, tur5 unb gut foGgenOer Nad.
ruff: vSn i6m OerIiert Gbicugo einen 6O9:
9ebil6eten Mann, einen Sapferen unb einen
@el.tlemQn."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-14
Wenn oas Kleine zahnt,

10 peridltmt ni6t, bos oGte rnb wobG erprobte
9ilfsmittel fir bas 3obueu Der &iuber,
Wrs. Wtnslow'S Sootbiu9 Sprup, an3u=
pe1lben. ST bernbt9t bas 8inb, erpei6t bas
3abnfeii9, beielti9t qae S3mer3elr. furirt
@inbtoltf unb 1T bos bette Mtittel 9e9erl
0iarrAOe. SGnfnnbawonaie @ents bic SIoi@s.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-14
Raubmor0,
Gin alter Sonoerlin9 oas nn'
9Iidlide Opfer.
Martin Meier eroroGelt auf9e-
fnn0em-
Die polt9et fabnoet auf swet iun9e
Eente.
Ser GrmOrOete mnB bic Sbater gefanrt
baben.
2aeier ftamo int 2smf, pier &ero int Sams
st 6aGem.

Der Moro mus am 1~rontae poriser mode
beeaneen woroen iei1, ood erit am nlittz
nod wuroe Ole &eife %9efunoen. -
Kaiten u1to Kitten paren ourdwiihlt
mo ole moroer tatten ibrem Opfer, nm
es am Sdreien gu perhinoern cine oide
Kartofel lit Den nluno eefteft. - Die
poli3ei entwidelt fieberhafte Gbdtigfeit,
ole bisher ieoo4 ohne GrfoIe bIieb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-14

Nd9 beion6erer 11ebereinfunft 6ai bic
German Nmerican gubltfbing So. in Cos
Ingeles, Calf, unfere 8ertretung fir gez
nonnte Stubt unb Siib>Galifornien iiber=
nommen unb ftnb beren 8ertreter bere9tigt,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gu toleftiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-14
: rtnfere GorreTponbenten unb goenter

Un1ere GorreIpOn6enten unb N9enten
be!n4en Die folgerben Stuaten:
!9err Paul 5riebel bic Staaten Soma,
N9tnneiota, fopie Gprbz unb @iioz0 asctS.
9err 4bpGf 8erner bereiit geeens
tpdrttg ols @ertreter Der wSainois Stats
3eitung" ben Staat SG;uois.
9err 5riebri6 @9erf lit 4gent
Der ~Sninois @tuats8eituns" fir ben
Stat @iacon5in.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-14

"a g." OuoeItuI ger Jtqt9ge=
Der t1lr unfGle unb Rranf6eiten.
lob, MeOi3inii 9es 6auss I'm 5
9e Il n ob ettS n. Sin
S5acDl3Ia8ebua fir @elun6e un6
&rante. Wv
SoIgenbe HOOeGGen u1b @sT6i6ten:
IL. 8 umDr9uB. sSuufrirfer Snr,or
9eot4te unb @ef8i9ten.
LIZ Ote Hst1e mad benz 8IId unb
70 anosre gei9i4ten. Bon YuuI 6fbie.
a3. 0dS 8ebeimniB Der oTtpn
Namfell. BON 6. MurIitf'
H. Elnoert9rdnen. Bon @:Ibena
IS. 9umorssten. @pm ernff efftein.
To-. ger @b9lod opn 8arnDm.
9on &arl @miG Sran3os.
IL. Die Gobne 6es Orphprnprz
m9nnes. 8On Murie 9Sufis
Is, PIE Sudttns. Bon Obie Meab.
49, gre betrogene 8raut. 0on 81.
90. 9ublmunn. "
20. 5 IN S9uGe bes Sobes. Bon q.
W. 0ablmunn.
a. p p a $40 Oes e1snbs, gOn 9.
~ . eem9nns Mbenteuer. Dpn
5. US. Sablmann.
70. Per prrlorene &cmeruh b. BON
Sans 9opfen.
"a. p. 3srnppib. @on 6. @utro>
@9ueding.
rs. giles 8sreebGi6 unb onbere
9e19t9ten. 8pn Guoolpb 2iabuu.
70. Stm @nmmtngs. BON 81. s.
Yinfertpn.
ct. 9srr npb Grau 8sprr. Son
8dul 2inbau.
rs. 31eioer MAIDEN 2rute. Bon
GOttfrieb Seller.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-27
DOCKERY- BELLAMY CONTEST.
The Sen Of '-Son Oliver" Preparing Tia
Old Mans Case.

The Son Of '-Son Oliver" Preparing the
Old Mans Case.
The Washington correspondent of the
Richmond Dispatch sends his paper the
following concerning Dockery's contest
for Bellanly's seat in Congress:
Mr.. Claudus Dockery, son of o. III.
Dockery, of North Carolina. who is CON
testing the seat of John ID. Belamy, the
Democrat elected in the Sixth North Car
DINA. or Wilmington, District, has been
here for nearly a week preparing the
papers in the contest. Mr.. Caudius is
his fathers attorney, and he has asso
cated with him Messrs. Dudley and
Kitchener, the Republican, lawyers who
conduct so many contests for defeated
candidates of their party. They fled
their brief with the Clerk of the House
today. Mr.. Bellamy's counsel is under.
stood to be Mr.. Charles Busbee, of Raj
eigh. lie will doubtless file il rejonder
at an early day.
1t is stated by Republicans that a
strong effort will be made in the next
Congress to unseat Bellany and .Judg,
Khea, of the Ninth Virginia District
whose seat is contested by General Jane,
4. Walker CRepublican), who was the
member from the Ninth District in tn,
Fifty-fifth Congress.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-27
KlMBALL GETS
THE CONTRACT
Fifteen Fine KimbaIl Pianos
Selected for the
New Baptist Fem,Ie University. DarneIl and
Tnomas, the Local Dealers, Nc
,orious Over all Competitors.

The committee who had charge OF
buying pianos for the new Baptist Fe-
male University. awarded the contract
on yesterday to Darnell Il Thomas, the
local dealers for fourteen large SIZE Up
right kimball Pianos, and one large
Concert Grand piano to be delivered III
the University before September 10th
next. Darnell & Thomas feel very
much elatcd over the matter, from the
fact that nearly twenty of the mes.
prominent manufacturers. all over the
country put in bids and many of them
had their representatives before the
committee.
Raleigh is fast coming to the front as
Il trade center. as we note with much
pleasure that most of the contracts for
the equipment of the University are
being awarded to local firms.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-27
BIG FERTILIZER DEAL.
The Virginia Carolina Company to
Largely Increase Capital.

The Virginia Carolina Chemical Com
pany has decided to greatly enlarge its
capacity and the scope of its operations.
1t is announced that the company 5
CAPITAL stock will be increased from
twelve to twenty-four million dollars.
This is done with Il view 10 proceeding
in all ways that appear most advania-
geous by purchase of existing compcti-
tive plants or otherwise ID increase the
company's scope of work. Raleigh and
Durham capital is interested.
The Baltimore Sun. commenting upon
this increase Of the capital stock. sass:
Baltimore interests do not regard the
increase Of the capital stock of the Viz
ginia- Carolina Chemical Company as e1-
fecting any important change i'll TINS con
Germ. The additional capital CONSIST OF
81 100000 of preferred stock ami Il IKE
amount of common stock, making the
whole capitalization about SI9,uCo.Wo.
This company recently acquired the
Rasin Fertilizer Works and the Monu-
mental Fertilizer Works in Baltimore,
and is making extensive improvements al
the Rasin Works. The additional capi-
tai stock issued was sold through a
syndicate formed by John Shelton Will
liams. of Richmond, and represents
money expended in acquiring number
Of Southern properties and fund for
further investments along this line.
1T is authoritatively denied thu:
there is any move or suggestion Of Il
consolidation between the American Ag-
ricultural Chemical Company. which
also controls Il number of Baltimore
works. and the Nirginia-Carolina Com
pany. The American Company operates
in the North and the other company n
the South. 1t is said they do not con
ilict. Ii is also stated that in the or-
ganization of the American Company
the negotiations made for the Baltimore
works brought out the fact that the
company's policy was against acquiring
amy properties south OF this city"
The Richmond Dispatch adds the
further statement that the authori-
Zcd new issue of stock is So
000.00W preferred and like amount o.
common stock, and both the officers of
the company ard Mr. John Skeltou WI.
liams deny emphatically that the stock
has been issued or that the Board of
Directors has yet taken action on the
authority conferred upon them by inc
stockholders.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-27
CHAIRMAN STREET COMMITTEE
Rcported That Mr. Drewry Will Resign
From the Board.

1t is reported that Mr.. John c. Drew
nv. being away from Raleigh most o.
the time, will resign as an alderman OF
this city at next meeting of the board.
This information does not come from
Mr.. Drewry or so far as cam he ascer-
tanned. from any one authorized to speak
for HON. 1t is simply street rumor
There is however. already discussion as
to who will be his successor on the
board and who will take place as chair
man of the Street committee. For the
first named place two names have been
suggested: Carey J. Hunter and l.. c.
EnIiss. For chairman of the Street
committee there are likewise two can
didates: j. S. Wynne and w. r.. Jones
1t is necessary to have as chairman OF
the Street committee Il man who can
be in the city all the time and give the
street work his close attention. This Mr.
Drewry has done for several years up to
this time. and now as business arrange
ments compel him to retire from the posi-
ton, he can do so with the assurance
that the people of Raleigh recognize and
appreciate his services in this capacity.
No city ever had Il better or more con
scientious official.
In selecting a chairman of the Street
committee the board cannot be too care
full 1t is at this time the most i'm
portant position on the board. There is
100000 to be spent within the next two
years in street Improvement and there
should be no backward step in this work.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-27
A
Public
BenefactOr!

Any man, or anything that enables you
to do more work and better work and he
more comfortable and more hea'thfui
lis benefactor. This needs no argu.
nlent. Hicks CApUDTNE does these
very things by soothing your tired nerves
and. muscles and relieving your sches,
Aenabling you to concentrate tue mind
upon your work or pleasure.
There are no disagreeable after-effects
whatever-no dangerous drugs.
25c at all well stocked Drug Stores.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-27
MAY DISCONTINUE EXCURSIONS
Week End Rates to Old Point and Viii
mington May BE Withdrawn.

Week End Rates to Old Point and Will
mington May BE Withdrawn
1t was stated today by an officer con
nected with the Seaboard Air Line that
what is known as the Week End Ey-
cursions" from Raleigh and interim
date points to Old Point, Ocean View
and Virginia Beach may. for certain
reasons. be discontinued. The too low
rate offered by the Seaboard Air Line
is said to be one consideration. but the
seaside resorts hereabouts have been the
gamers by these low rates. which have
brought the people in crowds from the
hot interior points. Ii the Raleigh ex-
cursions be taken off. those from Char
lotte to Wilmington. also. will be dis
continued. It may be certainly stated
that protestations will not be slow III
putting in their appearance from people
in the territory affected. The matter
will he decided. however, inn the early
future one way or the other. 1t is hoped
it will he 1.-The other Norfolk Vir-
ginian-pilot.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-27
PEACHES ARE SCARCE.

The Oldest inhabitant does not remem
Der a year in which there were so fe"
peaches sold up to this time on the Ka'
leigh market In fact Dughi is about
the only dealer that has sold one. ano
with him they were so rare and vallia'
Bile that they came wrapped in tlsscs
paper and you paid so much apiece III.
stead Of so much peck. The NORTH
Carolina peach crop is a complete fail.
ure. The apple crop is not much better
except in the west.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-27
DEATH OF THE OLDEST MASON

Mr. Robert Elliott Harris Dies at tbs
Home of Major Crenshaw, Near
Wake Forest.
Died at the residence Of Major J. Nj
Crenshaw, near Wake Forest. on Sat::r
day morning last. Mr.. Robert Elliot!
Harris in the Goth year of his age.
Mr.. Harris was born in Wake coun's
on March 10th, 1904, in the house IN
which he died.
He was. if not the oldest. among the
very oldest Masens in the State. Hi
was buried Sunday, with Masonic hon
ors. in the family burial ground.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-27
VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS.

Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob
life of joy. Bucklen's Arnlca Salve
cures them; also Old, Running and
Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons.
Corns, Warts. Cuts, Bruises, Burns,
Scalds, Chapped Hands, ChilbIains Best
Pile cure on earth. Drives out Pains
and Aches. Only % cents box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by all druggists.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-27
CHILD DRANK POISON

Yesterday morning Mildred. the little
four-year-old daughter of Mr.. Shelley
Swain, a letter carrier living ON Oak
wood avenue. drank some nux vomlca
from bottle found on a mantel. The
drug was taken in such quantity as
would have poisoned the child and caus,
ed death had not II physician ae6n SUM
moned at once
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-27
TRAINS FROM MORDHEAD.

Superintendent Dill gives notice that
daily passenger trains Nos. ) and q, will
be discontinued on the Atlantic and
North Carolina Railroad on and after
Monday, July 31st, 1899. To take eff
feet at Goldsboro on arrival of No. o.
on Monday. July 31st at $40 "A. m
This is the early train that leaves More
head at 3 o'clock and arrives ut Colds
boro to make connection with the early
train coming to Raleigh.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-27
FINE CHICKENS SLAUGHTERED
Half a Hundred Fine Hens Killed b,
a Bird Dog.

Half a Hundred Fine Hens Killed by
Bird Dog.
Tuesday night between forty and fifty
fine blooded pnllets were killed by dog
at the Experiment Farm. near the Fair
grounds. The chickens were worth from
Is cents to 81 each.
Mr. Emery says he heard Il dog yelp,
but he had no idea of the havoc he was
making among his hens.
I he next deg seen in that vicinity will
not return again TO its owner. There
are already many dog graves there and
the prospect is now bright for more.
There are many worthless dogs in RAJ
leigh, and it is generally hoped that Chief
of Police Mullen will enforce the dog
tax ordinance strictly this year and rid
the city Of every CIR on which its owner
is not willing to pay dollar.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-27

SAW MILLS TIMBER- HAVE
about six million feet of pine timber
which we want sawn and kiln dried
by contract. Parties Interested will
please correspond with The Maccles-
field Company, ,Tarboro, y. {.
1-26-2t.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-27
WINSTON KNITTING MILLS.
a Bottling Establishment to Be Started
at Statesville.

at Statesville.
The Winston Knitting mills were yes
terday incorporated by the Secretary Of
State, with "A capital stock of $4,000 to
$4,000. The incorporators are 1. }.
Wilson, NJ ID. Bailey. Fred Bailey AMI
Reginald Bailey. The business proposed
is the manufacture of knitted cotton.
WOODEN and silk goods. spinning cotton
and wooden yarns. bleaching, dyeine,
making paper bikes cand manufacturin
all kinds of clothing. The principal
office Of the company shall be at Win
ston-Salem where the annual meetings
shall be held the first Tuesday i'll Au
gust of each year.
4 beer botting establishment proposed
to be started at Statesville sent 1t,
letters of incorporation to the secrc
tary of State. but they were not proper
ly certified and had to be returned.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-27

Six recruits-four of them Raleigh
boys-left here yesterday for service III
the Philippines. They were: Joe Bar
bee. Daniel Fowle. Eugene Duprec. &.
X. Walker. d. l.. Stahlar and Il. NJ
Russ.