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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-24

ALL latest novelties In sutlngs and
Fancy Vostlngs, at G. w. SEA-
BRlGHTs SON, Merchant Tailor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-24

VISITOR to the Pythian Castle Fall
don't fail 10 ask for bill"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-24
American Beauties.

There are none fairer or sweeter the
world over. UnCettered and untrain-
meled the American woman queens It as
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-24

docs NO "' tL
woman IN inc
world yer ne,
very energy ana
ambition are OIL
ten times her uil-
doing, She at
teinpts too much
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PERSONAL NOTES.
Going and Coming of Wheeling
People and Visitors.

Fred. c. Myers, Thomas Thomas and
Robert S. Irwin will sail on the Kaiser
Friedrich. May 10, for Plymouth and
London and tour Europe and visit the
Paris Exposition. Mr.. Samuel NJ. Geller
of st. Clalrsville, o., will leave on the
large Hamburg liner Graf Waldersee.
May 10, for Plymouth and n European
tour. winding up in Paris. Mr.. John
Hcsklns. wife and child left yesterday
TO sail for Queenstown on the White
Star Liner Teutonln.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-24

Ing there, the lieutenant said that
wasn't in his line: IL called upon for
an arrest. the matter was studied In
th.. ,fI3,o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-24

d. II. TAYLOR.
FHoS. G.. JENKINS,
G, i. ZURICH,
ROBERT SIMPSON,
CHARLES GOETHE,
LOUIS BERTSCHY,
LOUIS HALLER,
j. G. WALDEN,
+. r. MARTIN,
j. 7. GOODWIN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-29

The Renault-Reneau family reunion
which was organized in this city last
Thursday, April ~. will attempt to recover
for It's members something like 10000
acres Of land, said to be worth 5000, 100000.
and situated partly in Missouri and partly
in Illinois.
The property was originally granted by
the French government to Phillip Francis
Renault Reneau, and is now claimed by
the members OF the union formed here as
his heirs Phillip Francis Renault- Reneau
came from France in 1912 as director gem
eral OF mines for Louisiana. In 1915 he
purchased and transported into Illinois 500
negro slaves and on June IA, 1928, he re-
ceived title TO the granite mountain. John
REIMBURSEMENT came to America In 1920
and was married to Susanna Thorn on
November II, 1887.
The grants from the French government
were as followsi
Peoria tract, 2S, 500 acres, grand marsh
tract. 1880 acres; little marsh tract. IA
500 acres, and mine La Mott, in Missouri.
23,O4o acres, Mine La Mott is a lead mine
and has always been accepted as one OF
the richest in this country, and perhaps In
the world. 1t was at one time bonded for
$40, 100000, but English capitalists are said
TO have refused to invest on account OF its
| imperfect or clouded title, which is at pres :
ent claimed by certain ST. Louis parties.
1t has not been extensively worked since
being burned out In 1872.
| The Peoria tract embraces large por-
ton OF the present site OF the city OF Peo-
ria, H.. and also vast farms and coal
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T-RBNEAU FAMILY UNION.
Three Principal Officers OF the Organization Formed
in Houston Last Monday

company passed title in fec to Reuault In
1744 Rensult returned to France aud April
"a, 1865, he died at the Pryory OF Santa,
intestate.
The names Of the officers of tho union
are; j. Il. Reneau OF Anthony, Kan, presi-
dent; vice presidents, DIR. Waekman Ryno
OF Benton Haroor. Mich; Mrs. Mary J.
West of Jackson La. Thomas w. Reneau
OF Floyd Texas; Berry j. Reneau OF ANA
nett. Tenn; Mrs. Lee a, Eison of Metrop
oils, ILL.,; Louis Reneau of Carthage. Mo-;
William N Altman of Moulton, Ala; sec
rotary at large, |. A. Reueau of Broken
Bow, Neb.; secretary for the North. j, D.
Reneau of Alma, Neb,; secretary for the
Southwest, T. N. Reneau of Sealy, Texas: .
for the South, Mrs. Clara Reneau Beuteli
of Atlanta, Ca, for the East, not yet
chosen for the Central states, Jesse j.
Rineau OF Soddy, Tenn; treasurer Mt
large, Fl. NJ, Beutell of Atlanta, Ga, ex-
ecutiye committee or, NJ. {. Reneau OF
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LOCAL MARKET REVIEW.
ofaee Of The Post.

Ofhcs Of me foAt,
Houston. Saturday. April %
There we're practically no shipments OF
strawberries direct to local commission mer
chants today. though large NUMBER OF
,rates destined FOR points north of here were
diverted TO this market shippers being afraia
Of tie 80 in the railroad service. inere
WINS no change in the market and quota
tions were realized in the main
There has been slight advance IN the
price OF grits. the quotations on this arue"
now being s2.s5@9.so.
Leaf lard is now quoted at sac. Hams
have also Increased In price. the preseh,
quotations being 11Eal2c for standard sAo
50 a9c for picnies
Along with the recent decline in the price
OF butter. cheese has dropped In proper '." W.,
New York full cream is now quo'ea AZ ''''
ai4c. and Wisconsin at 1855
The manufacturers Of dried appifs nave
announced reduction Of lsc per pound on all
lines OF this article.
cornsa beef has declined 2oo per Dozen
potted ham 5Gi5c, while lunch tongue ha'
taken an opposite course, the QUOTATIONS.
thereon being 40 advance Of See over D's'
vious prices.
This receipts of dewbsrries were eKeesoineN
| nsht today. but still the prices fealiisa Ssr'
very unsatisfactory.
Corn n vsry scarce ana reports non
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-29

Pickton, Texas. Fred @. feneau Of Pales-
tine and Louis Reneau OF Norcross, Ga.
Those present at the meeting held here
were; T, w. Roneau. Floyd. Texas ].
A. Reneau. Broken Bow, Neb,i J. l..
Reneau Anthony, Kan. II. W. Reneau,
Wauketa. 0. r.; II. NJ Beutcll, Clara ..
Raneau Beutell, Atlanta. Ga; S. II.
Reneau and Fanny Eatwell Rensau, Hous-
ton, Texas: 7. w. Reneau Kate futile
Reneau and Ella Turner Reueau, Yoaltum,
Texas; ]. w. Reneau, Mary Ellen Rober-
son Reneau aud Rayman Forest Reneau,
Houston, Texas; +. C. Reneau and Lible
Robertson Reneau. Palestine. Texas; DANES
u. Curry, Ellen Reneau Curry and Ellen
Louise Curry, Houston, Texas. Walter
Mitchell. Addie Reneau Mitchell and Mer-
cedes Reneau Mitchell, Palestine, Texas
j. w, Davis Sealy, Texas, II. L. Gibbs
Decpwater, Texas, Mabel Renesn, Pales-
tine, Texas; Thomas ". Reneau. Lille
2rn dghaW. DAneRh
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overlooked districts have a very bullish
effect on the market The prospects FOR
new crop arc far from flattering and there
IS not sny too much on hand Of the old
crop consequently the market on that article
is firm, though there has been no change
in quotations as yet.
Poultry receipts were light today, on ac-
count N the rains. but there was no change
in the situation.
There were light receipts OF eRgs To-Day
while the demand continues 10 show an
Improvement The market is firm, Commits.
sion men report iuIi in the fruit market.
Not much is being sold right now. as ped
dlers have other things TO occupy their. at
tention. However there is no change 10
the prices on any line
G. G. Street received car OF hns sssd
rice today, shipped direct from japan;
Dan TaIrnage q Son Of New York say Of
rice: The turnout Of tho week Just closed
was most Disappointing showing . lesser
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volume of business than for any equal
period since early January. This was farther
accentnated by reason Of the marked contrast
with the two preceding weeks In which II
appeared that the spTlng demand was fuily
entered upon The sudden falling away In
activity is attributed TO the prevailing oe-
preston IN other branches Of trane, ~. -
weather conditions. The former should nave
little and certain~ no permanent ipiiusnce
upon the rice market considering y ~ me
light on the following (l) modest stocks IN
nearly every quarter. ~ Inadequate suppy,
scsrea one-hsl; forward requlrenent< %
prices current far below present. cost Of
equal grades In foreign. Under sucn corr
bination there is Just ground for rssistant'
on the part OF holders and sound bssls
for expecting lightning changes AZ soon
as there Is any sustained demand
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-29
sHERrFrs, pErARTMEsT.

Georgetown. Texas. April 2s.-Ail Of
hcers look out for Silas Algcod, brown
skin negro, about 80 opa5 years old, about
s feet inches high; has been working
or sectfon at Taylor and freight depot OF
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway com
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beds, besides the ground OF railroads ana
breweres about the city.
The Grand Marsh tract is principally
farming land and is in high state of Gull
tivation.
French map shows these surveys as
granted by that sovereignty prior to it's
cesslon OF the territory and which govern
ment OF the United States has always re-
spected. Notwithstanding the fact that ad-
verse claimant have three or four time at
tempted through congress to obtain patents
therefor.
Louis XIV In 17i2 granted these lands
TO the West India company OF Louisiana.
OF which Francis Phil REIMBURSEMENT
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-29

ATLANTA Physician V S. Jeter
reports case Of smallpox about one mile
from town. This makes total OF eigh-
teen cases that have been scattered over
this county In tina last i've months. with
only one death.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-29

MACHINERY FOR SALE-Descriptio OF
machinery: Two balance popet valve steam
engines. 1872 bore by feet stroke of pis-
ton: slides, bed plates, 7 heads with
all brasses and temper sets; pillow blocks
with brasses wedges and both completei
steel boilers, 2S feet long. 40 inches diam
eter 2 nues in each III inches; all are con-
structed from Park Bros. steel, 2GI00
thick and $4,000 7. S.. and allowed work
ing steam pressure of 40 pounds per square
inch: all holes drilled and all seams dou-
Bile riyeted--i. G., all longitudinal seams
boilers are equipped with fusible plugs and
all appliances required by United States
law. together with fire fronts, crate bars,
back plates. cocks for stands, etc.: safety
valves, mud valves, steam and mud
drums, stop and throttle valves, gauge
cocks, etc; : feed water heaters; shells are
constructed from steel plates 3-l6 inch
thick with coil tripod, etc, complete; >
steam feed plunger steam pumps, 5-nch
plungers, 1O-inch stroke with lubricators
long, Ii inches diameter, with cranks.
fanges and collars complete. weight
about Ave tons each. All steam
and exhaust pipes with all globe and
water valves nozzles, etc, all supports
for fire bed, breeching, etc. Double pur-
chase steam capstan, with niger en-
gnes, inches by Il inches. with all gears
and spindle with crank shaft and iiywneei.
THIS machinery was built by the Iowa
Iron Works of Dubuque, Iowa, in 1893. Tor
use on the steamer Ben Hur, on our lake
at this place paid them slS,sO0 for IT,
The public know that 1t was used but Mt
tie. and about a year ago the machinery
was unloaded from the steamer ana mas
been and is still well and safely housed. y
is considered almost as good as newi Mna
is for sale. Chas s. Morse Austin feAas;
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many; I hold warrant for assault to muir
der. Sampson Connell, sheriff, George
town, Texas.
Twenty Dollars Reward.--Stolen from
Mrs. p. p. Wilson on the night~of April
20, 1900, one sorreT horse. bald face. about
10 hands high, small white spot on right
hip about the size OF dime, one ear split,
fax name and tail, name has been pulled
out near head but has gartly grown OUT
In good condition and unbranded; Mrs.
Wilson viii pay $40 for horse and ! Will
pay $40 for thief. Sampson Council, sher-
1T, Georgetown, Texas.
Elgin, Texas. April 27--Twenty dollars
reward for lady's gold watch and chain;
No. OF watch 3.0io, sos. gold 1904, waltham.
Stolen from my room In Elgin, Texas on
April "a. Mrs. II. McGilloray Elgin'
Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-29
SPRING MEDICINES
The Gentle Voice of Spring AM
nounces Natures Rejuvenation.
Faces Beam with Delight, Ex-
cept Those DishGured by
Painful, Distressing
Disease.
A GREAT SPRING REMEDY.

Do you feel the gladness OF Spring enter
your heart? Are you cheered by the pros
pect of golden sunlight. green fields, and
warbling birds? Or do you feel that life has
nothing in store for you, because you ere
afflicted with one or more of the following
symptoms:
Pain in the side back. under shoulder
blade, smothering sensations, palpitauon OF
the heart, tired feeling In the morning, poor
appetite, coated tongue. hlotchss or pimples
on the face, bad taste In the mouth, roaring,
buzzing sounds in the head bad .oemory,
sour, sick or bloated stomach, pains in the
head dizziness, headache, restlessness at
night, night sweats. bad dreams. feeling of
fear stiffness Of limbs, skin troubles, G ais,
position to neglect duties and an inability
of business DR.. Burkhart's Vegetable Com
pound is guaranteed to cure you. sold at
the reasonable low price of 80 days treat
ment Is cents 20 days treatment, 50 cents;
SIX months treatment, Sl00. Begin treat
ment today. To hesitate might be the mis-
take of your life. For sale at all druggists.
Sample free.
DIR. w. $. Burkhart, Cincinnati, o.
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SPRING HAS COME

SPRING HAS COME
And with II rheumatism, pains in body and
limbs NV home treatment will relieve you
from the beginning regardless OF cause ana
will be sent on receipt OF the following Price;
one months treatment S., trial package ST.
trial will convince you. No opiate or anes-
thetie used. , a.
worth hundred mnnufac-
tured ones. Read:
Mr. y q LEO. 1902 Taylor St., Houston, says:
After suffering a long time with the terrors OF
rheumatism, with no benefit from anything.
/ tried Dr. Thornton's treatment. which gave y,
me relief from the first day, and cured me IN
les than month Through the extreme wet
weather which has always made It worse
Ia 70 not taken dose of medicine or suffered
a day.
PENN d. THORNTON, NJ. D.,
Houston Heights, Texas.
Telephone SIS, rings,
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Dry Hot Air

For Rheumatism. sciatica, Govt. synoyitls
Lumbago, Pleurodynia, Painful and inhameo
Joints. Gives immediate relief Cali at
HOUSTON HEIGHTS INFIRMARY.
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anywhere for THE New Standard
rs premium with a subscription to
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h sampie copy OF Success" and
free outfit. Mention this ad. and
! Tho McGraw-Marden Company, New
fis %
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WANTED-s?5OO can be made dur.
b SIX months by hustling agents,
b aus white and fancy rubber collars,
osous and neckties. Patented and
bed goods Write for plan, NJ. G.
Co., Springfield, Mass.
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ETHLY-New patent metallic bread
nnple free. F. P. Forshee, Gin
-
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.
SECRET SOCIETIES.

CALLED MEETING OF Holland
X lodge No l. A f, and A. NJ.
IN today at 8 o'clock D. m. sharp,
% * to nav last tribute Of respect TO
wv our deceased Brother James Nc
Gee, Members OF Gray lodge No
go and soiourning brethren fraternally in
yited to be present w \, Palfrey. W. NJ:
VIII n Kidd. secretary.
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Fon SALE

ID solis pair Isle thread hose, nm
4 BosseI reg, CLUE or purple, Monday.
store, corner Congress and
%
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FOR SALE--one new Home sewing machine
81 one Domestic 50; one High Arm Singer
sl2; one Domestic s12; one High Arm Sing
or SIS; one five-drawer drop head Ken
wood $50 0. A. Hommersand, SIS Travis
street. %
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b pSon. furniture Co. Toe 7OlToc
N, ,--gle eis. %
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THE LITTLE GIANT HAY PREss-Hand
power; durable and easy to work size OF
oales l4xlSx,6; light or heavy bales; price
100 II, IL. Holtcamp, Sl3 Travis street.
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chiesssaa st On buggy. canopy top,
[su pfso furniture Co.. 7O2-7o4- 7OS
L1- -,----eae siS. y,
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Vi s,, ,eap for cash: One good sec
{ Ivy call Or address 400 Binz
oa
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V. ....:;,:o-Men aud women 70
!; OPEN ss.eIlns and local; W.
,i,ssses LIZ s'P press Co.. New Haven.
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kl--..-,sd drurglst, single man
LSgisislsspr mus. be experienced,
L,s lisI ns anply, IL replying state
! |. resd aPp ma yhae; also salary
u'tri \. best position in the state
II. r ~ Address 7. 0. BOX ~ o.;
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fhs p,a ,ssaion patterns; 1000 latest
lnt INV, Boston Store, corner Con-
<~--S.
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G. G. Street received a car OF nne sssd
rice today, shipped direct from Japan;
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N ., !. -.1sry $500 per week
r,isctors' $40 ~ advance, We fur
MI , ssass. ADDRESS. w with stamp.
y Ss ". tiswelry specialtie'''
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JONES CHAIN MOWER Is a machIno of un-
usual simplicity; lightest draft mower In
the world; write for prices II. H. Holt.
camp 3l3 Travis street, Houston Texas
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Y; All o.,ioN-Don't miss our Mon
aatssreb,., fancy embroidered and
si,s. CO.'S os 60 at 80. The Big Bos-
.Issst Af Congress avenue and
n %
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-04
PERSONALS.

Col. Frank Coke is critically i'll in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Sherwood Higgs yesterday re-
turned to the city.
Prof. NJ. C. s. Noble. of the University,
spent yesterday in the city.
Capt Chas A. Cook, of Warrenton,
is the guest of Governor Russell.
DR.. l. II. Lutterloh, postmaster at
Sanford, was in Raleigh yesterday.
Mr.. James Jackson, of Sampson coun-
ty. is visiting his daughter, Mrs. ]. O..
Alderman.
DR.. ID. II. Abbott and Collector Dun
can left yesterday for the eastern pant
of the State.
DIR. George t. Kirby superintendent
of the insane asylum, is spending Sun
day in Wilson.
Miss jamie Meares. who has been the
guest of Miss Mary Ship, left yesterday
for her home in Wilmington.
Dr. and Mrs. II. y. Walters, of War
| renton, are in the city the guests or
| Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ. Rogers.
Mrs ]. A. Robinson, of Durham, and
her sister, Miss Daisy Page, of Morris
vile, were in Raleigh yesterday.
Mr. Claudius Dockery, of Rocking
nam, was mere yesterday 10 see tne rev
enue collector in regard to some reve-
| nue. eases
Mrs II. C. Rivers, who is at the hos
pital. is getting along nicely The sur
gical operation she underwent was en-
tirely successful.
Mr.. Fred A. Anderson, former
citizen of Raleigh. who is now connect
ell with the Tower-Binford Electric and
Manufacturing Company, of Richmond,
Va. is in the city.
Dr. Thos Hume, of the State Uni
versity, is the guest of President Bias
ingame. of the Baptist University. He
| lectured last night before the young la
| dies of the institution
| Mr.. Dennis Simmons and wife, of Will
| liamston, are at the Marlborough. Mr.
Simmons is one of the most successful
lumber men of Eatern North Carolina
He has given largely of his means to the
institutions of the Baptist church, having
given a large sum to erect the Dennis
Simmons building at the ThomaSville
Orphanage. The benefactions of such
men cannot be too warmly commended.
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At The Churches Today.

Rev. O. l.. Struggled will preach al
the Baptist Tanc2naclc church 1T II
o'clock this morning. At the evening
service Rev. A. II. Love will occupy
the pulpit Funeral of Mr.. w. A. Put
ney this afternoon at ) O'Clock.
Rev. Joe NJ Ramsay, Epworth
League Organizer of the Tennessee Con
ference, will preach at Central Method
mass meeting Of the Enworth Leagues
of the city at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon.
Mr.. Ramsey, the Blind Boy preacher
IS recognized as one of the most promi-
nent Epworth League workers in the
South. At 7:30 p. m. Rev. ]. w. Jen
kins will preach, presenting the claims
of the Methodist Orphanage
At the Church of the Good Shepherd
the rector, Rev. u. Nick. Pittcnger, will
preach. He has returned from his trip
South fully restored to health. Mornin.
prayer and Sunday School at $40 a. III
Iitany, sermon and Holy Communion a
II a. m. Evening prayer and sermon
at 30 p. IN. Service on Wednesday az
10 a. IN. and on Friday at ) p. m.
Rev. j. w. Jenkins will preach a
Edenton Street church at II a. m, anC
the pastor, Rev. G. +. Smith at 7:30 p
m. Sunday School at $50 a. IN.
Sacred Heart Catholic church Fifth
Sunday after Epiphany. High Mass
sermon by Father Griffin at II a. NJ
Rosary sermon and benediction at 7:3(
p. m
Rev. j. r. White will preach morning
and evening at the First Baptist church.
Regular services at the other churches
by the pastors.
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RHEUMATISM, CATARRH
Are Blood Diseases and Cured by B. B
B.-Bottle Free.

1t is the deep-seated, obstinate cases of
Catarrh and rheumatism that B. B. B.
Botanic Blood Balm) cures. 1t matters
not what other treatments, doctors,
sprays, liniments, indicated air, blood
purifiers, have failed to do, b. B. b.
always promptly reaches the real cause
and roots out and drains from the bones,
joints, mucous membrane, and entire
system the specific poison in the blood
that causes Rheumatism and Catarrh.
3. B. 3. is the only remedy strong
enough to do this and cure so there can
never be a return Of the symptoms.
Don't give up hope but ask your drug
gist for 3. B. B.-Botanic Blood Balm
or 8 BIS. Large bottles 81, six bottles
full treatment So. B. b. B. is an
honest remedy that makes real cures of
all Blood Diseases after everything else
fails. We have absolute confidence in
Botanic Blood Balm; hence. so you may
test it. we will send TRIAL BOTTLE
FREE on request. Personal medical
advice free. Address BLOOD BALM
CO., 100 Mitchell street, Atlanta, Ga.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC Hermann.
"A. b. STRONAQH-O Our Embroideries.
y. L. O'QUINN-Carnat Speciality.
BOYLAN, PEARCE & CO.-TosSell
Goods.
Nv. G. sTRoNACH & SONs.-Found
Guilty.
SHERWOOD HIGGS & CO.-Test the
Prices.
UULIUS LEWIS HARDWARE CO.
ATLAS" Cement
DOBBIN & FERRAIlLt-Bountifu and
Beautiful Stocks.
IS. & ID. BERW ANG11R.-I You Want
One Of Those So Suits Hurry Up.
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THE WEATHER TODAY.

For North Carolina: Rain Sunday, with
warmer i'll eastern portion; fresh south
easterly winds; rain and cooler Monday
Local forecast for Raleigh and vicini-
ty to p. M: Fair weather Sunday and
probably Monday, with a marked warm
Wave.
Local data for Raleigh yesterday
Maximum temperature, 90; minimum
temperature, 81; mean temperature, A
total rainfall, o.