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The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-19
ELEC7'ED.
FLORETTE.

colored scl1oolhouse in Georgia county has this sign: Nothing But the United States Langwidge Teached Here. "--Atlanta Constitution
 Teacher-What do we get from the Philippine Islands, children?
 Bright Boy-Reports of American vic tores Ma'am.--Philadelpha North American.
 William, wake up; there's somebody pounding on the back door" Don't be scared, Susan. I ordered our new step ladder delivered at midnight SO the neighbors wouldn't find out we had one. Chicago Record.
 Josiah" asked Mrs. Chugwater, what does this paper mean by 'cis-At- lantic beauties ?" Sis Atlantic beau- ties," echoed Mr Chugwater. 'Those are the mermaids. Anybody ought to know that."-Chicago Tribune.
 He--Oh by the way, the doctor ad- vsed me to eat water cracker before going to bed; said it would prevent my insomnia Are there any in the house?s
 She-The only thing in the house ap- preaching a water cracker is the icepick. Indianapolis Journal.
 Lofter--Indeed, Miss De Vine, I must say it. You are the star of the links. Miss De Vine--Now that is very nice of you. And you are the first to discover me- too. L.-Then may l have an as- tronomer's reward? Miss D.-What is that, MT Lofter? 1.-The right to give you my name.--Brooklyn Life.
 The Question of Time.-"lt becomes my painful duty" faltered the man, "to---' She needed but to look once into his face to divine the awful truth "If my husband has died, tell me at once!" she shrieked. Don't you under stand I shall need every minute to get my mourning eady?'-Detroit Journal
 Only One of the Kind.-"It really is the most extraordinary regiment that went to the war; said the man who makes it a point to keep posted, when one of the many came up for discus sion.
 Tn what way?' asked the man who pays little attention to details
 Why, it is the only one whose friends have not preixed The Fighting to it's number. ."-Chicago Post
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have just been discovered in the upper reaches of the Amur -Daria, about six hundred versts -four hundred miles) from Bokhara. A number of expert mining engineers accompanied the Rus sian railway staff to Manchuria, and their reports which have not yet been made public by the Ministry, are under stood to contain highly important infor- nation with regard to the existence, among other minerals, of gold in that province, which is now considered prac- tically as an appanage of the Russian crown.
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FASHION NOTES.
New Features of Bodices.

The immediate future as to fashions in bodices is uncertain. It seems rea- sonable to expect that by next fall the above the belt portion will be the cen- ter of elaboration but granting that this may be so, there is no sure telling of what form it will take. Just now there is a big run on jackets, which are not only in big variety, but are in many instances very highly wrought. As illustrative of this the gown pictur- ed herewith may be considered. Its bodice was of the bolero order, and was crossed by very wide revers that were finished with silver embroidery. Crys- tai buttons trimmed its edges, and a chemisette of tucked white silk and a
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Situations, Wants, Rents, and other small advertisements, One Cent a Word each h. sertion. Five Gents Word for full week tseven times)
 Display advertisements, per inch, one In sertlon, $1.20; each subsequent insertion. 4o cents; one week, S3.20; one month, Slo; one year, $40.
 Obituary Notices, In prose or verse, 10 cents per line. Notices of Births, Mar riages, Deaths, and Funerals, 50 cents each. Local Notices. 15 cents per line.
 Yearly advertisers are limited to their own immediate business (a.l matter to be unobjectlonable), and their contracts do not Include Wants, To Let, For Sale, etc.
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F'urS Stored
AND Insured Against Loss

Messrs Brooks & Co take pleasure n Inviting attention to their increased facili.. ties and improved service in the matter of years experience in this class of work, without instance of loss either by moth, fire or water, they beg now to emphasize the value of q, system whica offers the ad- yantages of absolute security ani clean- ness with garments committed to their care
 Fnrs and fur-!lned garments. evening wraps, cloth garments, fur sets and single pieces, received on storage and Insured against damage of any nature whatso- ever.
 Customers leaving town. or fearful of subjecting their garments to risk are in; formed that upon receipt of word by mail or telephone, articles will be called for. most thoroughly examined and cleaned and stored by competent men, A receipt tloned will be given.
 Reference may be had at any time to articles upon storage account.
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"Well, I guess that printers devil was dealin, and the fellow on his left was d bit shy in antein' See?"
 It should have been stated in the in troduction that this all happened at the last meeting of the Washington Liars club,-From The Washington Star.
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$$ ::$$ 5$$, z$ SSbS% SSSE $ KS ;ss s' BEST De o THING
 FORMERLY F. M BROWN & co.
6 months shut ot winter homes m

demands short, decisive Spring cam paign of dusting, scrubbing and cleaning,
 That is why OUT Housecleaning and Housefurnishing Sale is marked success
 Thronged ! That tells the story and every article here is built for business and not to sell at a catch price. Compare quality and prices, that ought to convince
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Signor Marconi of England, whose work in the field of wireless telegraphy has lately attracted so much attention, intends to visit the United States in October, to present the practical side of the question to the electrical engin- eers or this country. Signor Marcon is quoted as saying that communica- tion between England and America by the wireless telegraph is one of the is by no means improbable. The pres ent difficulty is said to be the extreme height of the poles that would have to be erected at each station, amounting to some LIDO or 1,5O0 feet Such diff culty may be removed, as it has been working at a distance of eight miles, Where successive experiments made it possible to decrease the height of the poles from 14O to 40 feet The cost of the apparatus does not seem to be pro- llibitive, as for the recent English channel experiments, the cost of the en- tire installation did not exceed S1,500. An objection to the Marconi telegraph is the low rate of speed, since the pres ent apparatus can transmit only fifteen words minute, as against 600 with the ordinary form of instruments, but it is believed that this is only temporary hindrance which will soon be met by improved methods.
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THN NCARRINGToN PUBLISHING co.
 0 rI1cE 400 STATE STREET.

DELIVERED KY CARRIERS IN THE CITY,
 10 CENTS A WEEK, 50 CENTS MONTH, $3 FOR SIX MONTHS, $6
 YEAR. THE SAME TERMS BY MAIL
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The richest Irishman in the United States is said to be Martin Mahoney, president of the United Gas and Im- provement company of Philadelphia. Driscoll, mayor-elect of New Haven.
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A BLIZZARD IN DULUTH.

A Snow That Was a Snow and the Re-
 suits Thereof.
 "Yes, sir" said the big, loose framed man, measuring each and every man in the party with his eye. you may talk about your blizzards as much as you want to and point to measly little
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At Vinalhaven this season, says the Kennebec Journal workmen will be en- gagged on eight of the largest polished granite monoiths ever known to have been constructed. Two of these huge columns are to be t1ftyfour feet long by six feet in diameter. As they first come from the ledge, in the rough, the weight of each stone will be about one hundred and seventy-five tons. At Hurricane Island the stone for some of the reconstruction at the military acad- emy at Annapolis, Maryland, will be Quarried contracts amounting to about $4OO,OO0 having already been made. Half million dollars worth of granite for the government dock at Charleston, South Carolina, will probably come from Clarks island, and stone for the United States mint at Philadelphia will employ about two hundred and fifty men on Mount Desert.
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Since April Nonconformist in Eng land have been able for the first time to be married by ministers of their own faith, without the registers presence being required. The law thus acknowl- edges that such marriages are religious md no longer civil ceremonies
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High Class Upholstery

WINDOW SHADES Opaque Window Shades. 3x6 feet, with mulberry fringe, 29c. each { Sunfast or Lonsdale Holland Shades, 3x6 feet, S9c. each
 LACE CURTAINS Our specially otrong bid for your Lace Curtains patronage ts our fine stock at $2.50 pair. Renaissance, Brussels and Louis XIV effects, each the best of ltS kind we have ever offered. Curtains from 25c to so5.0O a pair. Portieres $1.69 to. $15.00 pair. A new lot of new Tapestry Por- tieres in Ave-color o,m5!na ations. fringed top and bottom s2.y8 pair
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shegumrmaI and Gunricr

THE OLDEST DAILY PAPER PUb-
 LISHED IN CONNECTICUT.
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THE WEEKLY JOURN1L, Issued Thursdays, One Dollar Year.
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z Among the enactments of the Illinois legislature was one creating free State
 employment agencies in the cities of the State-one for each city of less than 5O,000 population and three for Chicago. This innovation was adopted in Ohio some time ago. and is said to have worked most satisfactorily in bringing together those in search of workers and workers in search of employment.
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Tn illustration of the way the busi- ness of this country has expanded. In ten years our sales in Africa have risen from $3,OOO,0OO to $17,OOO,OOO, in Japan from $4, 100000 to s21, 900, OOO,, in Belgium from $1O,0O0,0O0 to $47, ,OO0, ,000, in Dem mark from $3,O00,0O0 to $12,0O0000, in Holland from $16Oo0,O0O to $65, 900 ,0OO in France from 10000, ,o0O to $1O0, 1000, 900, in Germany from $55, 100000 to $15O, ,O0O,- 0OO in the United Kingdom from s362,- 100000 to $54o,OOo,OOO The first figures In each instance are those of 1888 and the second those of 1898. Tn the last three years we have sold abroad $1,3O0- O0O,0 900 more than we have bought, and to large extent have taken in pay ment receipts for debts which we con- tracted with foreign investors during the period of the boom which preceded the recent depression.
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A Tokio correspondent says that the lapse into agnosticfsm of Prof Yugiro Motera, Ph. D., of the Tokio Imperial university; of the Rev. M. I. Chihiara of Doshisha university, and of the Rev. Kanamori, formerly president of that university, has created a profound inn pression, and is likely to prove a seri- ous obstacle to progress toward Chris tianity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-14

Home missionaries viii visit the city
'a tomorrow.
The Twentv-nrst quorum ~ Elders
viii meet iu the Nineteenth ward meet
Ing house on Monday evening next at
7's1 o'clock
Members of the sixteenth quorum Of
Seventy will meet boz the First ward
meeting house On Monday cycning.Jan-
unry 18TH ~ $50 o'culck. 4 full at
tendance d. desired.
The presidents of the Young Mems
and Young Ladies' associations In
Walt Lake 'ity viii meet at the Tenn
pleton on Wednesday evening.
Tomorrow Prof -. u. Allen 81 the
series ~ sunday evening lectures mr.
ranged fnf the Mutual Improvement
associations Of Ccntcrvllle. Davis coun-
~
II has been decided 20 conduct n
missionary claAs NJ 2a3 ". First Sorth
street. under N, auspices 0f the Lat
ter.day Saints college. especially for
tho boncnt ~ youn ven who have
received or are cNneeth mifHlonnry
calls This decision WIS arrived ut
IN response To an urgent request from
numerous ynuna men 81 the class men
toned. The sessions VIII be- held on
Tuorday and Thuraday ~ each week
~ 2ia0 y. M. commencing on January
iiih. All nre cordially Invited ladies'
Az well nH E,~gcmen. Prof Done
win conduct the class.
SPECIAL NOTICE no A. =. PREsf-
nEETH.
The u. =. presidents ~ this stake
ana All the Relief Society nurses are
requested to meet In IN" Fourteenth
ward assembly hall January 2iat. at
y, M, as business ~ Importance n 20
be- brought before the meeting
~. ISABELLA HORNE.
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
The stake secretaries OF the Relief
Societies In an the several Stakes of
Zion and ~ missions or branches 81 the
Relief Society where stakes are not
organized ARE hereby requested tu send
statistical and financial reports Tor the
entire year ISIS, To- the general necro.
tnty, room 2os Tcmplcinn building. Salt
Lake city. Utah.
y. y. WELLS.
General Secretary,
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a ltWoi ruE rllul sANn BARGAINS
tuuNl ~ lul. move iu Eufoha, ~ 10 steel
ehhlrs Tor 'lei b'iuo. oNtrnstnn fables III
tli 1mFrut rugs lruui $50 AM brst nii
VIZ, phlnti o INFANTS il'fU % yard uhoVr
m.Nlion Hnnls ~ new hnr sreunl hand
= wing inhfiIlnrs situupi nup pnrlnr uriiif,
~. uhi pianos siu.t0 und upi eyur,thlns
" Proportion \, L. 4, FAST seeoni
South slraut T. A. sorsnson.
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tee on Fod raj relations aud memorial
to Congress.
haximuin TRANSPORTATION Rates
Committee on railroads and common
carriers.
Industrial Exposition at Paris-com-
miticc on revenue and appropriation.
Salaries Committee on fccs and sala-
fics.
Memorials to Congress Committee on
Federal relations and memorial to Con-
rfcrH
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WELL ESTABLISHED BAKERY, con-
fccilonrrv land restaurant good bnsincsn
Address -np-.' NcNs
academy nf seieues' al and li,r,.tut,
~ south Main,
s1IFIAt,t --,rXKt. ,fifntrii -yXn
steel stamps. sdnis sienoiis. fnires and
aluminium trad. cheeks. Prone ~ rings
eiit West sccnnd south
baissin. Ia .iesi f,ngrs. stoye. inpiiinr,,
aud rnfurtsi ,noriui aid SATURDAY un tar
Dot remnants and smyrna fusN Chenille
inpesiry table cloths ami curtains. l. \ H..
49, AUiuS THREE Mills rnpN nm
nv fS1 s,d SsT, "i i6 n. ~ bargains IN
STEAM PANT nnN.rrii tsrb
~, Yng ,.isoni harsalh oall 20 south
WILL t,tAilislitp WHOLESALE \
te'sl sw.i" "h'lhF c'iS' Enquire ~
o. ACnEs on A. MILL GREEK uoAp-
ti"n uto'ks agi' iiialri,N "'''' ''m' ''''
fuoufv ",ippny,.n p,n,, a.,
salt Lake Nahs5 -iast crup cisheii 500
dror 80 10 thir oiite.
~lmstg Yi.Ns4r s.pt sp.,i, NJ
piy AZ 'Nnwsa ono. ''''' az
ptnt .ppoo,s s,prs oN.r-t-,p,,,,
t.tANtt lN'tl NNN 80 bNf itNlttE
inrh,s n'iie IVY, 'hA' i'Ap
Ti,A~iity Etnfa-, Al. III MA is. q ~,
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ont.banI XXX a 'Ti,, XII i,o'.iy t,t,,,
ply 10 the Deaer,i Sg,,a anitf iaEg citt
,.... ~
t,h,. hNNlNe !!.L MACliNEH,
a s'Ehih South between state and Main
RpnciAI. ron THIS WEEK. nAKrny
so. nitcher AMI iir,e6r, II NJ, ~ r,,I,,sin,.
hntise nirsit W. ist..,l9 ttf9 Ieamlnf
Tath a Co, 10 I. Second south Tei
~
A NAiliED AHNuItIMENT az HFC.
Qnd-hund lnh.diHplny and body TINE. An.
ply 10 the bcH'rrt News Salt Lake CIT
fAtMH ~ San LUIS VALLEY
'uiurlU Tor Hulr ur trade ~ Real El-
iuin ana liuriutgg Agency, Of W, r.
~. ..''..I' ~ =. NAM ~
a NNlNEh ANhbRfMitNT or SEC
,muu lahdiHplhN and body type. Aps
ply ln lh' h,H"f'l News salt Lake city
WELL EaTAliLisilEp BROOM
lnnmnt hnusc newly furnished. inquire %
N'hl lliid south,
SCilLlIE Io1'ri.En uEER. fs., PEN
dot quarts, $50 per doc pnts Tho
h'hiutkl Liquor Co, Agents.
ron HAiE .'frn utpANs for
cents al duErlHir. ono .iKra fru,s
ut1UNotpT.p t.l,l,.,l'.,I,..
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TopAY's WEATHER REPoRE

weather report showing observa-
tIons at n. IN. today
General and local forecasts for 20
hours ending .. m. Sunday
For Utah forecast made nj san
Franclscoi. Fair tonight aud Sunday
EXCEPT local SNOW sunday IN eNiroin'
north portion Stationary tcmporature'
For Salt Lake city and vicinilyi
Fair tonight and Sunday. stationary
J. II. SMITH.
observer. Wonth1r bureau
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Ient one of our safety deposit boxc,
In our burglar and ircprnof vault. and
preserve your llOnds and other WIN.
ahleH from thieves and nre. Annual
reninl from AZ Ia So, according tu mts
COMPANY.
LORENZO SNOW,
President.
oEoRGE ~ CANNON.
Cashier.
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nrtp WANTED
MAlr HIP

500 wEFNIY AND INrINsFs GUAR
hniUpd good men Ia seil Artlc kufflrufatius
Machines for cooling liefrIHfrntufst Runfan-
ttVd = percent cheaper than Ices ludrstruri.
Tile everlasting Every uWuur 81 kufflrs
orator buys them, a. Tho saving 81 lee IN one
month mdrr than uHys Tor machine Have
over $40 In use, itnitrstlmunlaia from lead
ing merchants af the &. =. ufcatest mon.
upulN ever offered arUnts No rnmpctloni
LNcluslve Territory assigned good salcsmrn.
Write today aud secure your territory boz
fore II IN taken. Afctic Hrffifcfating co,
Cincinnati, -.
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lions Savings Bank a Trust com.
pany. Nos I, o, and Main street is
the largest and oldest rayings bank In
Utah glN accounts have boon
cpenyh since the bank was established
STAR one now.
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nAanrss. sAoolrs. COLLARS.

Holm MALQuIsT. SALT LAKE CAR
raire and wagon shop' horse shocihs' ''o'
Commercial avenue.
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Castle Date and Winter Quartors.
Lump. Nut and slack.
Anthracite, AN Sizes.
j, y, SHARP. Agent
~ South Main Telephone. go.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Funeral roryicra NJ the Tabernacle
tomorrow at o'clock. sunday schools
I'm the various wards nt 10 o.. ~, ana
meetings. NE the city ward assembly
foom8 and adjacent wards as foliowHi
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Lof-fs HOOK. 10 STATE ST STOCK
saddle. y speciality Leather novelty work.
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fkuM idi LAST THIRD sourH. ONE
ns, ,amn keiurn TO above address aud re.
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wanrro

] WANTED
| fiilsrCLAss uruOiStfkiNg. lfYou
Z have no money. Will cxchanrc. Work guar.
nnteed. 4. Hansen. 10 = I'D 30
= ?, NIyK. HIGHEST rRicE rAIp ron
second Hand iurnitnrc aud Household
I Vcods large stock u. = state.
ny a LADY srESoGRArIlER 4 POS
I Mion With inodci ate salarf. ADDRESS No u
| News Cilicc.
WASHING AND IRONING. GOODS
called Tor. Reasonable prices. Mrs. W. {.
rttcei. ~ \ III ".
iMMEDIATELY \ GOOD .coMpE-
tent girl to do cooking i0r family No.
~ y. Ilrst South
DESKS. sAFEs. SHOW CASES AND
all kinds ~ Once furniture. WIN pay
good price. Fidelity Storage Co. ~
and rs y. West Temple ~
4 PURCHASER ron a VARIED
a az is 81 SECOND, hand l2b display
New. salt f.akc cay.
LADIES AND GENTS CLOTHING
bought. sold and oNchanPodi highest prices
pnidi send postal. Will call w. state
EVERY PERSON SUFFERING WITH
Piles 10 bc curod with Complicated Pile
outc' snid by druggists pfic" re,
TO RENT or ROOM HOUSE
clo,o m win. gIlvilcHc % buying on ".
Shop, y Market street
LADY on GENTLEMEN AGENTS FOR
NJ best article IN the country. Nc fam.
" can 90 without u. 50 20 so per day
Hour. to " 50. 10 south SECOND West
4 PURCHASER ron 4 VARIED
s sas'r ii 81 rcc9nd.hHnd eh' a.sp,sg
News saii Gako cRy'D " '"'
NEW FURNITURE EXCHANGED
Tor Old furniture. Goods sold on easy
naym.rta. NaHhbufn Furniture Co, D
Will PAY THE FOLLOWING
eorn.f : ~ cents per pounli light copper
~ cents Der pound HlnNn rubber
celi.., per pound. NJ rear o. ~ west Bee
sEc oND HAND FURNITURE At
ments NJ wEniigR
THE uThu Junk AND HIDE
House, Roscinhlatt a Zecyo. liiahcst
Gosh price paid foF rnga scrap. irun, pot,
kinds ara rubber carload lots "a spuc.
lultN go east Eight South street
neiwccn Main and state, Salt Lake Guy
Utah
CiiEAPEsT HEsr PLACE TO HuY,
state
Hrtp WANTED
EXPERIENCED AgENrs 40 SELL
on tnminlHhipu IN hulldinN ana Loan Na-
uociauon. Nddr,an ~ % iios iiii, Guy
DO You WANT WORK. DO YOU
want heipf Go 10 iierkeifnih 4 Co, tho
employment people. i1s east Second gnuth
street rclcphunu ldi. u q sifnck, MRt,
WANTED. GOOD AND RELIABLE
boys acquainted With city, good pay. CLs
auiro gif MAIN
AZ tNItiUtTiC MAN or Lazy ~ rus
and adjoining counties tu travel Tor manu-
iaetnrng hogisr aud nrpnlui uFunt.i hlt1
ono Tor local work. salary i,i Dor month
aud expenses. Address. with reference nuh
previous occupation, teutufy, nti Mafket
street. pmla. Ia.
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ssnrro AorNrs

LADY AMI GENrLiNEN AUENTs
throughout Utah To gufurr in pleasant And
pfohttelr WORK. ,all o. aidfcs. y y Mill
WE DO NOT WANT iiuYs on
l1nfura 60 write u.s. but nion % ability,
~ 20 ttp1 pot month. fnltHmcn and
pnrrul agents Nalaty og commission,
Racine iirc Engine Co, l.td, Racine
MIS-
~ YOU WANT 10 MAkE 500 \ DAY
selling tho Howard Photo nutnL scud 20
cents Tor sample aud gstrNrluslvo Territory
ilugarc Ms. 20. o. state -. syracuso
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DIAMOND COAL.

Wholesale and Reiaa-All Sizes.
once i2i Main street. Telephone. ie,
DIAMOND coal 4 COKE 90.
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uoasrsnorns Ano e,aekeMlrss

NAyLoR a WARRINGTON. fiEsT-cLAss
hor.ash0einr IN all It's branches. shop io'
Ta.t FIRST south
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-24
/. \. ROGERS.

!. y. Rogers was born in Halifax
county. Va. He was educated at
Wingfield Academy, West Va, and at
Weaverville College, North Carolina.
He took his professional training at the