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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-11

Attention has been called TO an nrti-
Gle I'm your SENT weekly Issue " Do
Crmher Nth. containing two Items which
arr misleading Ia regard 10 railway
matters, ~. Anthony dli not secure
tho right Of way through Fremont
county only from H. Anthony TO the
North Teton river. about ono fourth ~
the distance claimed. Also In mention
INK Tho names OF places through which
the line passes. Teton should read VIII
ford. and Salem is omitted,
About one inch OF snow now and atill
showing.
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Have you a cold2 a dose OF BAL
LARD's HOREHouND SYRUP Mt
bedtime win remove u, Price 20 cts.
and % cts. z. g. NJ. l, Drug Dept.
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PARKER, IDAHO.

Agricultural Conditions %. death Of Mrs.
Adeiis Carblne, a veteran OF ps Year.
Special Correspondence.
Parker. Fremont Co., Ida, Dee, S.
Flowing was stopped on the 2nd Inst,
by the frost hardening the ground 2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-11

Sterling has one Of the best finished
school houses Judging from ita outside
"a by solid brick walls, with brown
stone caps ana stills. the cornicc and
roof are finished In ornamental style.
ON the whole this school house IL the
most notable feature OF the little plague
strlcltan fuNfu.
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RICHFIELD.
The snowdsn Case Canning aud fickiinE
Factory Other interesting Sews.

Special Correspondence.
ltichheld. scyior Co. Dec. 1.-Two
complaints were nlcd IN tho district
court this week; L. Grand Duffcv Va
Donson LeWia. an action Tor specific
performance ~ contract 10 convey r,ni
estate: and Joseph Larsen W. r. l..
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ON Motion Of a. r. Sanford Judr,
Hilca Saturday ordered owen lIorie. mo
saloon man. 10 pay hia wifr Ieasie h.
Boglc, 80 per month alimony, $40
counsel fees md reasonable suit nonay.
pending q determination N tho action
by Mrs. Hoglo for separate malnten-
nnce.
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our bishop n quite exercised over
clipping from the Detroit Journal sent
him by a missionary friend wherein
the "Mormons' OF Salina are accused OF
being drunkards and profancrs ana
otherwise immoral. THE Bishop Of this
place" Is personally accused ~ being
a pr0fnner. The article In the Journal
was written by the ReY. Anderson.
pastor Of the Crosby chapel here In
Sallna. The Salinn Press published the
article this week and though the editor
IL a nom Mormon" and has been a
radical anti-ROhcrts man, Yet he In his
comments administered rebuke to
the Rev gentleman 80 strong and cut
ting that he Will no doubt think twice
before he writes another malicious ar
~. r. 1.''h- rse.,ia' NJ sal,np. 40
John Hood and others OF this place
are developing u coal mine In Sallnn
canyon and expect to supply our cltl-
zens with nearly all the coal they may
need during the winter.
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Sheriff Coons clino down from salt
Lake Thursday evening with a writ of
attachment Tor Miau Audry Keller. the
main witness "a the SnoWucn adultery
case The young lady failed 20 respond
to q suh.oonn TO attend court at salt
Lake CITY ON tho 5th inst. ON the
grounds OF having certificate from
Dr. Noli IN the eject that she la not
IN q condition to undertake Ia perform
such q requirement.
Drs, Herbert and klhorhy examined
the witness yesterday and the former
said with proper caro- she mlght attend
court. tho latter was of the opinion
that IL would mot hc wiro for her 60
do 20. Right up "a the las, moment
before the truin pulled out Or. Neill nd-
Virod the witness that she need not go,
hut tho Hhorn was not tu be- bluncd
out IN any such way, uH he iH uf the
same opinion an are nincty-nlnc out 81
every hundred NJ our cltigrnH. that tho
only object In keeping Miss krclcr
from attending court ia 90 rnvc Snow
den from conviction ana not 20 save
tho witness harmless from physical all
monta nor mental distress.
Regardless of the notorlty Of his cngc,
gnuwden carries hiH head high and
makes frequent calls az the young
lndy'a home. whittier he has moved hts
houachold effects. lie seems to regard
the whole nfiair az n huge Joke and In
the fncc II our cnruged community adds
insult 60 iRsiry.
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GUNNISON.
Several Casea OF smallpox have Brohon
Out-AIl Cases Under strict Quarantine.

Gunnlson. sanpotc Co. Dee. 10
There has been considerable stir here
the past week over tho prevalence OF
smallpox. a week ago the health board
were about 10 suspend the order clos
at this juncturo Dr. Andrews reported
that he had suspicious case OF the
disease and advised that the order re-
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MOAB.
The SIX Interest Dseesss Of Norman
Taylor. u Respected Pioneer.

Special Correspondence.
Moab, Grand CO., Dec. S.--Wc are In
deed having winter In this part OF the
world, as the country IN cnvelopcd In
snow. and at the present date heavy
fog IL hanging over the mountains and
valleys.
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SALIVA.
Fear OF smallpox schools Closed - irou.
naiiv-.

Special Correspondence.
salinn. scvlor Co., Dec. o.-Thc small
pox scare has reached Saiinn at last
The authorities have closed the schools
and ordered all public gatherings to
cease Tor a time. We have no smallpox
here at present. but the fact that II ~
on either side OF us lat Gunnison and
Richhcld) gives our people considerable
anxiety.
The roads are dry and dusty In SEWER
county. The last snow storm seems To
have been general. but there was barely
sufficient fall In this valley TO cover the
ground Il IN cold ana dry at present.
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iOA.
Meeting Of the County Commissioners -
Appropriations Aggregate sa5s.oe.

NV0CInI IOrf0Fn0nIOnVO.
l.oa, Wayne Co.. Dec. G.-The county
commissioners of Wayne county met on
Dee fth. Tho proposal ~ 81. W. Mans
field To- survey and plat thc county
roads In Wayne county Tor $50 was ac-
Ceptcd.
other routine business was trans
acted. and bills were allowed aggrcgat-
lng sos -.
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PROBATE ASH urARDIAssnlp
NOTICES.
Consult County Ciori, or tho Reapoe.
tive sinners Tor Further
Information.


NOTICE isherohy sivcn. that IN nsr,na,..
OF ~ ofdorp f tlr District cnHn ln and NJ
Sllt lltc tu!etN riate n titah, made on ihs
..,,'und day - December, isls IN ihomaiiss of
no Estate ui -uInnnh F0uI-rr. dfrotseL
thr underlined tIr HdnUlI.Irafos ~ al
isi4te, ell aul a. pflgato sale O. iiie hifhsss
e,au.h inl ei.l' g9a rlln N the unncl
District Court uu satrIdhf. 40 .itiuogf6
4At. OF " ruiiNr. lsf. nt- o'ciusk 81, af Nn.
" i,euh s4li iakc Niiy. rHh. an 40
-uuunnh inglTrH. deceased nt thr fiin. *
nor ul nth ma nII tnn flFhf. fifIH nni luirfast
thnt the aid estate hos hy nrcfifinu III ~
" Yne. ~ teluiitq nlutf than ~ ln aIlli.
tho time N hrf death. IN ana ip ail TIT eer-
laln 10Y pl.ce ur flreol ~ lrud situate. iginr
gni hglns IN sld rty and County N SAD
tei', s 9i ial' ma boundod and de-.
=, Part ~ l.nl mo dn nock tucntv-sis ea.
rat W salt Lake city surrrY. fummone.
ing 40 me southeast c1rnoru Of said lni nne 10.
west I've ~ rods thenrn a1ufh nfe ~ r.fl1.
t4cnce east hroN rudsio ihn point u tsgln.
Nsn tho fliioslnf described lana .t,,.,.
Eins enc being ln thu County u Weber,
An undIyia.i ol'-half Interest IN Lot.
,,s .eni ,... ..a. tecg9iy.ihrye, ol agd
dinon o. ogden D.ir. Wcis.r tauriy. uiah'
Terms AMI conditions af s4iri eash spld
COIN ~ ne United stats. twenty ner cent N
~ uun'hlsg mlnoy IN hs rnld 90 Tho Admln.
istrainr ON ih0 day " ale, iulnnca on cons
frruliun u snir ~ stld C1uH. an hlda
ml.t b. DO Writluf AID ni'lfrsssd IN iirri9rt
=, l1liscf 80. o. b iir.eL salt i.ako Ciiy,
HFRnrrr D. poufGgn
=. Admlnl, lrig - Che istato ~ susahnah
sali ia,aa civ, iN'emisarg tao
Alexander Mrlnltsf. Atiufnof f1r rstst,
IUtNIIlla
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Mh.felt' IN ihVend day OF inrlstA n.
~ A.fls ~. yai,on and Sarah n leenln,
n 70 jane, y L'iiis ~ dscsdi ''' II
t gH.' 80 quo psae.ty beeIssiler dos
..mn.r, aud thut snit prDuefgHs frroof MI
ih1 liNii inccs,ln trut huuorF, 10 srcuru tho
pilrli 1l cgrnn nreiis.p1y unie ZOE
ef lilnttul fsAultu dnIlui ~ eYca dltn
u.fe.il,t payable 10 yrlr nitor dita
uth intUart % thr .ur'i Saviug4 uInk.
,sged hl sah AngusA Cannon and sarih
Afd vhctcas, u 1. p,iqdel IN lld dociof
trusi. aui0ns pihor t'iias that Il default Ia
made 10 tho paymohi u sail il1ie. or any
paff thofnn ~ ny NJ tft TIM nay ntaffii,
nhlo, then the sqid dee hail retdain hi f,ais
ana the ,nid iflstec - tho cunt. aiu1ns
oinaruvruts ui De- de. b. the shvflf IA ..it
Lake County. Utah, ~ any uf h.s doratlss
then acting o. him. ns Acrcssnr III nj 80,
Co.. may proved itsg aid properly y. 0r nv
p-f, ih,foof A pl9.n ,e'Fiue 20 tho highest
dc,du trIst be.nr ai Nsrty 10 bof,itir M.
purchasers ~ such SAC ~ tho hnafinr
lnuse ~ the ptarTri wings Hank. 10 -a.t
days public. nuii'1 y o. time. terms "a
p'ieunf MD slle aud tha property ~ M,
'old, o! adlwusg ono ncppaper
l,hoi n 'lid siiiiato ciS.tias IA p ss,
a. tho ur1ctrils q aurh ale. y max = rtrfnia
payment, lev provided In slii Lea u trusf
AIIA WIN as |IA|NA D. 'NN H'AH y LAM llN
date lt b.fnmu dle nor % any umc sine Ill
hs.damo due. and thUlu 2. SUI d1e had unuaid
on aid mite Che sam N hte So usand. olrht
hundri and hu{,..A an'.fr 700 elgLiy
And wlcJoas. ile ad Jamb. 7. Liza.
frustrts died on or uplli we N dey of
aS S22'Ii6h d unds,lsaed !. ~ sheriYot' s.I;,
Lake County. ttih, and thn 'ild ilf 's,I1r IN
rust AMI rqlc,t hasg,en male ~ qp,q him
hy tlr UwUfui savings Nhnt ln tdcf VI
taid note in make. "a ,lly %, ,n. sA'l pN'nlses
NuN thnfffnu'. notice ls hcrul elte ttAat
thn understand, John b HOWELL. rhi IN u
salt Lnar county, tall, .urc'nsnr o. d.laes
i.ly.ur I'd s4lo contained In aid trust tssi
and Iu pursuance nf fhf nfdrl AID iclu. tof
thn uusefrt savings Hank, ~. hQlA,r N "a
note. wii, nu tho itth Gay ~ pecrml,r ~.
HunE .ltuattd nn Tho northeast ,orner 4
iho siroets. at the lnucunn ~ last lymp =
and IIfHt -Iufh ffrf'1ta, salt Lake iltNsl lAlt
at tho hour ~ y orlutl, iiuNn ~ th,l w.
nfcf Tor sale ana 4tll o. iho D.! -hesi hllu, 4
fnr cash. the property above referred ~ ana
dt.rfiUcd o. follows, tu Wlti
Commencing alta nllut seventy. Hisht p az
ono Haif asa fott east of the southwest clr'
ner Of I'd three 90 in block scsoniy-eisht o.
Mat "A, d" salt Lake city survey, ani run,
ninf thnnrr east furty-thrpu ami unr nav
ass fOoti thence north tea uV rhsi inehe.
'.i1ih ia tibi rais 20 she p,He-s % b..
staaiug Alluf the iurreainf nrvppril " "
nir wing ana uFiifs ~ F=fis -. -. y
-iaioof ltahi thni np'n AZ sf W. ~
aBl urnpIfiy ~ vested IN hlui iq rho pur
,r1si. 6na no nro,,',,l, finm snid sale viii b
used as ia said d9 inu e FIJI 5,T%tii,s
shrfif II salt Lake County Utah.
Dated November . ~. -
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cph Francis. Lorenzo Argyle aud jos
eph =. Junca appointed appraisers.
BABY scALpED TO DEATH
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CANSGSd NS- r:eRIING FAC.
TORY.

G. Sommer Northrop. representing
the American Producers Controlling
company of Boston. ~ In this city en-
dcuVorlng 60 secure from our farmers
contracts Co plant specified acreage
20 certain fruitH and vegetables, IN or
der 10 Justify his company In erecting
"a canning and piol,ilng factory here,
HERBERT- NIELSEN MARRIAGE.
Frank Herbert. 20. and Bertha Mel
scn,,ip both OF Snlinn, were granted Il
license TO marry ON Wednesday.
SMALLPOX SCARE ABNrING.
The smallpox scare that was on In
our city has somewhat subsidized, 40 no
new cases have made their appearance
aud the man who has the disease Ii al
most we'll
CHILD KICKED by A HORSE.
DR.. Crimth WIS called TO Anuabclin
last evening 10 attend upon child ct
Mr. Thurston of that place who had
been kicked In the forehead by a
horse,
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pnArn or Mns. ApnLlA cAnniNE.

There has heun u great deaf N sick
ness lately. and nNe deaths within
month ON the north slide OF the "Nurth
Fork The luHt ot these was sister
Adulih Cnrbine. gfunlmuther ~ nur re-
apected liiHhop. Edmund u, curhlnc.
She was born ln orange 60. y. ", Feb.
1a,. tt0,. and died bee. 9Th. 1853. being
% ycara. 10 months ana days old. She
Joined the Church January LIST, lsi2,
and moved Go Nnuyuu In 1913 being the
nfHt 60 receive the Gospel in orange
county She observed the Word of
Wisdom from tho time Of her bnptmn
To- the day of hcr death. Al the time of
her baptism she was un invalid. but
WuH promised that her health should
Doe restored. which promise was literally
verified. Her husband died Aug. so.h,
1876. leaving her a widow for over o.
years. She was an able advocate of
Coda tuuHn.
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FINE CROPS IN JOHNSTON
$4,000 POUNDS OF TOBACCO AVERAG.
ING 9 / 2cTS SOLD IN ONE DAY.
New Dwellings Gsing,up and New Stores Open
ed, ARepublican Comes Cut for
The pmendmsnt,
the pmendmc nj.

Smithfield. n c., Aug. S.-(Special)-
Yesterday was Commissioners day. Peti-
ton for new road III Bentonsville town
ship and for the construction of a new
bridge across Neuse river was dismissed
on the grounds Of impractcability and
those farmers who desired the Driuse
refusing to give any timber for us eoH-
struction, the county offered SooO, put
this proposition was rejected, then the
board finally dismissed the petition after
very heated discussion pro ana con.
Mr.. Il. w. pou was called to Pittsbofo
Saturday by telegram announcing the
extreme illness of his wife's neice, Miss
Hill. who died before Mr.. Pou arrived.
We were all glad to meet Mr.. I. -.
Daniels, of the Wilson bar here last
week.
The crops of Johnston county are in
excellent condition. Corn and cotton eS-
peciaHy. Tobacco continues to come TO
the warehouses here in great abundance.
About 100000 pounds sold here last tfl-
day which averaged about ~ cents.
There is an average of about G,UOo
pounds bought here daily.
The stemmeries are in active operation,
about 200 hands daily employed. Con
tract is placed for the building of 10
tenant houses for these and other oper-
atives.
The handsome dwellings of Messrs.
Jno. O. Ellington, j. w. Stephenson and
James "A. Wellons are nearing compile
ton.
The Rev r. w. Hines, pastor OF, the
Presbyterian church here has purchased
lot ON Oakland Heights from Mr.. f..
w. Pou and will soon have built hand
some dwelling there.
Mr.. w. H. Woodall win move his
mammoth stock of dry goods this week
into his large brick store. and Mr.. ]. d..
Spiers will open up a large dry goods
and millinery stock in the store house
now occupied by Mr.. Woodall.
Sympathy is extended to Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. s. Abel in the death of Mrs ABell's
brother, Ed Page, of Fayetteville, who
was brought from Fayetteville here for
burial last Friday.
There have been many favorable conn
ments on the able speech Of Col. Argo
advocating the Constitutional Amend
ment at the reunion at Selma last week
Col. Lovet Eldridge a retired lawyer
of the Smithfield bar, and a strong lie
publican boldly announces himself hearth
ly in favor of the amendment.
Hon. Il. w. Pou and Sheriff I1lling-
ton vii! address the citizens OF -Four
Oaks, Ingrams township, Saturday. Au-
gust 18th in advocacy Of the amendment
and the general issues Of the day.
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STATE NEWS.

Mr.. b. b. Baldin has resigned as man
ager of the Greensboro dispensary.
Charlotte loses two leading citizens in
the death of Mr.. John Springs David
son and Mr.. Joseph C.. Palamountain.
The Newborn division OF the Naval
Reserves, left by the steamer Neusc last
night on their way to Nays Head where
they will spend ten days.-Newbern
Journal.
A big celebration has been arranged
at Moore's Greek Battle ground on the
18th of August Gov. McSweeny was
expected but cannot come. One feature
of the celebration will be thirteen young
ladies appropriately costumed represent
ing the original states.
Mr. w. r. Ferguson, Brunswick
county Confederate veteran, who is min
us leg through lack Of better Yankee
craftsmanship, challenges any and al
men uf tie State for long distance
swim, without life preseryers or anything
save Il bathing suit. All papers in the
States are asked to make the challenge
known.
The Walnut Cove Argus enthusiastic.
ally claims to have reliable information
that the McGill water site near thai
place viii be bought by northern firm
for the purpose of erecting an electric
plant by which electric cars will be run
to Danbury. distance Of ten miles, thus
reaching the heart of Stokes, one Of the
richest counties in North Carolina in
undeveloped resources.
The Goldsboro Argus announces the
death of Mr.. Ed Il. Hood, treasurer 81
Wayne county. aged 62 years. He was
the father of Mr.. Geo e. Hood of the
Goldsboro bar. and Mr.. Paul Hood, OF
the Western Union office. He was a
fine officer, an answering Democrat and
a devoted Methodist The county com
missioners elected Mr.. Geo. Il. Hood to
succeed his father. A good selection.
A special from Washington to the
Richmond Dispatch says: Captain u.
Il. Vance of the Eleventh United States
Infantry, who has been on duty in Porto
Rico for several months is here on a
furlough. He is better known as ''Zeb''
Vance, Jr., and he is Mt present the
guest of his brother, Mr. Charles n.
Vance, an active business man Of this
city. Captain Vance expects to be or
dered to the Philippines at the expira-
ton Of his leave of absence"
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DISAPPEARED FROM HOME
PROMINENT CITIZEN OF WINSTON CANNOT
BE FOUND.
eft Without Hat or S oes and Suicide IS
Feared Echoes Of the Fremen's
tournament.
tournament.

Winston, r. c., August ESPECIAL y
Alexander Griffith, one of Forsyth's
best citizens, left home yesterday after
noon without hat or shoes. Diligent
search was made all night for him with.
out success. 1t is feared he has com
mitted suicide.
He had been in bad health for some
time.
Another case of smallpox has been
discovered here. The subject is negro,
and had been in quarantine for over two
weeks.
A special from Greensboro says the
fire department met last night and APP
pointed Il committee TO draft resolutions
critieising the conduct of the Newbern
ard Goldsboro firemen while attending
the tournament i'll Greensboro last
week.
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PLEASANT OCCASION.
Delightful Complimentary Sail on the
Atlantic,

Beaufort, n c., Aug. S.-(Special.) y
One of the most pleasant sails of the
season was given by Mr.. John WILDER
Jenkins. of Charlotte, complimentary TO
Miss Dollie Davis. of Beaufort. The
boat was THE Three Friends" and the
guests were: Miss Dollie Davis, Of
Beaufort; Miss Eliza Hodges and Miss
Kate Jones, of Wilson; Miss Annie
Stevenson and Miss Mary Guion, of
Newbern: Miss Made Belle, of Iar-
lowe: Miss Fannie Davis. of Beaufort;
Messrs. Graham and Woodward, of Will
son: stephen Davis of Newbern; Wiley,
of Beaufort; DIR. Charles Duncan, of
the State University; Prof. Pearson, of
Guiiford College. and DR.. Graham, of
the University Of Alabama.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-09

..Gunpowder- blue is fashionable
color. The girl attired in it win be smc
to 20 off when she meets her match.
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot-Ease, a powder. 1t cures
painful, smarting, nervous feet and in
growing nails. and instantly takes the
sting out Of corns and buniohs. It's the
greatest comfort discovery Of the age.
Aliens Foot-Ease makes tight shoes feel
easy. 1t is n certain cure for sweating,
callous and hot, tired aching feet. Try
ii to-day. Sold by all druggists and
shoe stores BY mail for DE. in stamps
Trial package free. Address, Allen S.
Oimsted, lie Roy, n. Y.
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The soothing and healing properties of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, its pleas
ant taste and prompt and permanent
cures, have made it a great fayorite with
the people everywhere. For sale every
where. Bobbitt-Wynne Drug Co, and
II. L. Hicks, Druggists, Raleigh.
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NOMINATED AS CADET AT WEST
POINT
(\eMberrf .Iolrnal.l

Hon. Charles r. Thomas, Representa-
tive in Congress, from the Third Dis
trict, has nominated to the Secretary of
War, for appointment as Cadet at the
United States Military Academy at West
Point, Mr. Wentworth W. Pierce, of
Warsaw. Duplin county, n. C.
The examination at West Point will
be held on August 23d, 1890
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CONFEDERATE REUNION.
Hon. T. C. Robbins and Others VIII
Speak at Asheboro on the 18th.

Asheboro. y. c., August S.-(Speciall
There will be reunion of the Con-
federate veterans of Randolph county at
this place Saturday August 18th. OF
the $500 soldiers from Randolph only
about two hundred and fifty are still
living. Hon. r. c. Robbins will deliver
the address. A large crowd is expected
TO be present to participate in the ex-
ercises and the basket picnic.
Steps will be taken to form a camp.
Noted speakers will be with us on that
occasion. Railroads give reduced rates.
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FOR THE SAKE OF FUN MIS-
CHIEF Is DONE"

A vast amount Of mischief is DONE
too, because people neglect to keep their
blood pure. The mischief appears In
eruptions, dyspepsia, Indigestion, ner-
vousness, kidney diseases, and other
ailments. This mischief, fortunately,
may be undone by the faithful use Of
Hoods Sarsaparilla. which cures all
diseases originating in or promoted by
impure blood.
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DETAEL Military ACADEMY

Bethel Academy. Virginia.
Thrty-saeoud session opens Sept Il. Patronage
from 20 Staten Has prepared more soldiers and
scholars than any other private nstltutlon in the
South. Illus. catalogue II. 4. Mcintyre Supt,
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The Potter School.
Music, Art. Elocution, Boarding and
Day Pupils. Opens September 9th.
For information and terms, address
NJ. d. POTTER,
Southern Pines, Y. G..

MARY BALDWIN SEMINARY-For Young
lFk Ladies Term begins Sept. 8, 1899 Located in
shenandoah Valley OF Virginia Unsurpassed eli
Students from "A states. Terms moderate. Pupils
enter any time, Send for cata logue
MISS Il. @. WEIMAR, Prin., stanton, Va
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-09
DIR. sToCKARD LEAVES.
Goes to the Philippines as Surgeon il
the Regular Army.


Burlington, n. c., August s.-(Spe-
cial. Major ]. X. Stockard, who was
appointed surgeon in the United States
army, left last night for San Francisco,
where he expects to be assigned to duty
in the Philippines. His friends in Bur
lington regret his departure, but wish
for him successful career in the East
and safe and speedy return home. His
family will continue to reside in Bur-
lington.
4 delightful entertainment was given
in the academy here last night by a
chapter of orphans, under the supervis-
ions of Mr.. Cooley and Mrs. Kate Elem
ing. The music was very fine, and
the audience was delighted. Miss Lii
lie Williams is worthy of special mention
for her excellent singings
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-09

Hoods Pills cure all liver ills. Non
irritating.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-09
Boarding and Day School.

For girls Rsopers September %, 1899. s7th year.
Mrs. H. p. LEFEsvRE, principal; Miss NJ ID.
HUNTLEY, Associate trincipal. 122 and l2t w.
Franklin. ST.. Baltimore Ed. 7-z2-eod2m