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BELGIAN HARES FOR Pedigreed
does bred to imported bucks. Shipped
anywhere for $3.50. References, Brad
streets. Send 25c for book About Bel
gian Hares." California Belgian Hare
Co., 315 South Spring, Los Angeles, Cal
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FOR RENT--A SIX-ROOM HOUSE ON
Mcdowell Street, two squares from the
Capitol. Possession given August 18th.
Apply at 12S West Hargett Street.
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WANTED-A POSITION AS LOCAL
editor, editor, or manager of a news
paper by a young man who knows the
business. Address, M car, OF News
and Observer.
1927.
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WANTED-A FEW GOOD, RELIABLE,
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President, P. o. Box 173, Raleigh, N. C.
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EDGEWORTH BOARDING AND DAY
School for girls. Re-opens September
9th. 3Sth year. Mrs. H. p. Lefebvre,
Principal Miss e. d. Huntley, Asso-
ciate Principal 122 and 124 w. Frank
lin Street, Baltimore, Md.
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WANTED-POSITION AS A REGISTER
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dress, "Phenol," care News and Obser-
yer. 1O-3t
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1T IS POSSIBLE TO MAKE A MISTAKE
in selecting the candidates, but II You
buy Registers Candy you can make no
mistake.
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MISS BOYDEN, A VIRGINIAN, A Sue
cessful and experienced teacher desires
situation. English, Latin, French,
Music. Best references given. State
salary. Postoffice address, Cismont,
Virginia.
11-1W.
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Mothers endorse it, children like 1t,
old folks use it. We refer to One Minute
Cough Cure. 1t will quickly cure all
throat and lung troubles. Bobbitt and
Wynne Drug Co., w. H. King, VIM. Simp-
son.
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THERE ARE MANY OPINIONS AS TO
the merits Of the different candidates,
but all are unanimous ~ to the merits
Of Registers Candy.
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ESTABLISHED JOBBING HOUSE
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Drug, Dry Goods and General Store
trade. Commission only; full time and
bond required. Address Manager, 1906
1S5 Dearborn, Chicago, Ills.
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WANTED-A GOOD sECoND-HA so
or 60 Saw Cotton Gin, with Feeder and
Condenser. w, care News and OBJ
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WANTED-A FIRST CLASS PIANO AND
Organ salesman. Good salary to right
man. Address, Darnell & Thomas. Raj
eigh, N. G.
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For Gravel use
STUART'S GIN and
BUCHU.

Only an idiot INDUCES in violent exer-
else when he needs rest.
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The formula is plainly printed on every botte-hence you
know lust you taking when you take Groves lmtators
do not their formula knowing that you would buy
their medicine you knew what contained Groves contains
and Quninc put up proportions and IS IN ias
form The Iron acts as while the Quininc drives the
malaria of the system. Any reliable druggist will tell you that
Groves is the 0egEnaF and that all other so-caled Iasees
Chill limitations An analysis OF other chill tones shows
that Groves superior to. all others in every respect You
are not experimenting when you take GToves-s superiority
and excellence having long been established Groves the
on Chill Cure sold throughout the entire maarial sections OF
the United States No Cure, No Pay Price
Evening journal., 1900-12-13
In Memorlam

~ WNHNiidIli
In memory of w. Heisler Wingate
.of Marshallton. Del. who departet
this life on November 21, 1900,of mem
braneous Group, aged 4 years and
months.
Heisler dear, you had to leave us.
And we loved you, oh, so we'll;
But the way our darling suffered
None but his own tong0e could tell
But he bore 1t, oh, so bravely.
Not murmur from him came.
And the last words that he uttered
Were his darling papa's name.
Almost five years you were with us.
Never stayed from us a night:
but we know you're safe in heaven
Where your lamp is always bright,
You can come to us no more
But we can come to you.
! promised that I'd meet you. love.
And that I'll try to do.
Papa, mamma, sisters. brothers,
Miss the little prattllng tongue.
But the Saviour served some purpose
When He took you home so young.
MAMMA.
Evening journal., 1900-12-13
STATE GRANGE WANTS
ALL RAILROADS TO PAY
speeIal % the EvenIng Journal.

Dover. Dec. l3--The State Grange
at Yesterdays session discussed the
resolutions outlined in the masters ad-
dress on Tuesday. and after heated de-
bate passed ono demanding that the
Legislature take immediate action in re-
CARDS TO corporation taxation, and that
the Delaware and Baltimore and Ohio
roads be compelled TO pay the same
tax as the p. w. g. B. railroad Is now
paving, $4,000 each The express com
panies also are to be looked after by
the Committee on Legislation,
Officers will be elected to-day
Evening journal., 1900-12-13
Crowded

That the people are not to he foo,.d
and know a good thing when thew 800
IT is eventually true. The store Of n
w Wolters, after their ad IN last
tuesday announcing their purchase
ana sale or the Davis stock, was
thfonged with wise, eager buyers. par
laAlng OF the many bargains arranged.
ihohgh the sale Of goods was very
large, they still have a few items left
whlch they sell at such prices as To
close out the entire Davis stock. Watch
70 tso-morrow S issue of this paper for r.
w. Woiters ad, giving prices of the
items and hints for Christmas.
Evening journal., 1900-12-13
Once Get Inside

u our store and you will be convinced
enat our claims Of superiority are
passed upon facts as solid as the stub
born rock. One trial will prove that
our goods are the best. There can he
no more said, nothing can be better
tnan the best On top OF that we put
Cne undisputed fact that our prices are
down below any prices that can ba mi
on like grade Of goods. We win give
you more for your money than Won
ever ala get, OF ever can get else
where. We propose to prop our bust
ness with the two pillars. most and
best on the foundation of lowest
prices. Surprise Store. 800 Market 81
Evening journal., 1900-12-13
NARROWLY ESCAPED INJURY
Charge Of Dynamite Exploded While Being
Placed in Rock

While blasting rock in the Chris.
Itiana river Contractor Fitzpatrick mar
rowly escaped serious injury by a pre-
mature explosion of dynamite. He
was hurled about three feet, but was
not badly hurt.
Mr. Fitzpatrick yesterday afternoon
began the work of removing a sunken
Iscow from the river opposite the ma
|rine railway of the Pusey and Jones
Company
Evening journal., 1900-12-13
nIEn

.BLACKWAY.-On December II. 1900
Robert Alexander, youngest son oi
Josiah and Leona Blockway, aged {
months.
Relatives and fs'es Is Of the family
are invited to attfrd y funeral ser.
vices. at his ps en;3 residence. No
22lS Carter street. on Thursday after
noon, December 1S, at 2.SO O'Clock. In
erment Riverview Cemetery.
Precious darling, he has left.us,
Left u.s. yes, forever more;
But we hope 10 meet our loved one
on that bright and happy shore.
Lonely the house and sad the hours
since our dear one has gone;
But on! a brighter home than ours.
In heaven is now his own.
DOWNEY.-At New Castle. Del. on
December 10, 1900, William Downey.
aged 6l years.
Relatives and friends are respeet-
fully invited to attend his funeral. ON
Thursday afternoon, December 13.
Services at his late home. North
Fourth street, New Castle. at 2 O'Clock.
interment Presbyterian Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1900-12-13
N. 3 ing was neolnred ON

opeciaI % The Evening journal
Newark, Dec. 1S-Two members of the
Mormon faith distributed circulars here
yesterday morning announcing that a
meeting would be held in Caskey Hall at
night But when the time arrived about
hait . dozen boys were present and the
meeting was declared of. The men left
for Washington the same night.
Evening journal., 1900-12-13
WILL ASK GOVERNMENT
TO REMOVE OBSTRUCTION

Lewes, Dec. ls. The owners Of the
sunken sand machine Ia the Della
ware Breakwater harbor have not yet
made contract 10 have her raised. The
location OF the machine Is danger
GUS one for vessels entering the har-
Dor. and If the owners do not make
arrangements soon to have her re-
moved a protest will be sent to the
secretary Of war by shipping men.
Evening journal., 1900-12-13
Rece,yed Handsome souYenlr

b. r.. Bartram, secretary of the
Grand Lodge OF Delaware, A. f. and
"a. NJ, has received from John A. Ram
sey grand master of the Grand Lodge
of Kentucky, a handsome bronze
medal, a souvenir of the centennial an
niversary of Free Masonry in the Blue
Grass State
Evening journal., 1900-12-13
Government 70 DRAIN Fort nrott

Bids win be received until December
27. at the office OF Constructing Quar-
termaster j. del 1laFitte. Delaware
City, for constructing a sewerage sys-
tenn at Fort Mott, N. j.. for the gov
ernment. Large quantities of brick.
cement, pipe, terra Gotta pipe, etc, will
be needed
Evening journal., 1900-12-13
Purehased an old Redstend

At a recent sale of antique furniture
In Dover, Special Officer John c.
Gordy purchased an old bedstead. 1t
belonged to the Bond estate, and was
made by hand. 1t is Of cedar with
high posts made to hold a. canopy,
Evening journal., 1900-12-13
Was Appointed Commissioners

J. Frank Blggs was appointed COM
missioner to take testimony in,the di-
yorce case Of Lulu A. VS. Arthur W.
Turner in the Superior Court yester-
day afternoon.
Evening journal., 1900-12-13
To piscuss Inlnorthnt oneslinns

opeclaI % the Evening Journal
New Castle, Dec Trustees Of the
Commons Will meet in special session
tonight to transact business uf I'M
portance.
Evening journal., 1900-12-13

The Sweetest Thing ON Earth
Is Falmer's Perfume. at r. B. Cart
uelfs, Sixth and Madison, in Xmal
packages.
Evening journal., 1900-12-13
Thosa Rms, sns,a

At Bullen's. 21s Market street. ffty
70 100 per cent. less than other mer-
cnants sell them. for Great sale Fri.
day and Saturday.
Evening journal., 1900-12-13
they Sold and nfendaa |s,,,.,,s

In the home Of Mrs. NJ. T. Lincoln.
NO. 6ls King street, last evening. the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
OF 81. Pauls NJ. Z. Church gave a sock
social
Evening journal., 1900-12-13


There viii be a count of the
vote in the Popular Fire Com
pany Contest at our store this
evening at $50 o'clock. Come in,
see the prize and see the count.
Announcement OF the result in
to-morrow's papers
If You Don't Know
what to buy him for Christ
mas, come ia TO our store,
look around, we have many
things on display that would
be appreciated and that won't
cost much money, besides
you can vote foryour faovrite
Fire Co., as many votes as
you spend so cents.
Here's a few items.
Mems Suits. Sc to SIS.
Mems overcoats. Sc to sl5.
Mems Refers. 81 10 $3.50.
Youths Suita "a to sl2.
Youths oyercoats, "a 70 $40
Boys Suits, $3.50 to S..
Boys Ovefeoata. 81 % S.
Knit Jackets. 81 to $3.50.
Sweaters, soc. to $3.50.
stockineue Coats, sl25 to
$3.50.
Mackintoshea. sl75 TO $40.
Rubber Coats. So to $3.50.
Hats and Caps. all kinds.
Umbrellas. SOC. to s4.
shirts. 25c. to 81.
Underwear, 25c. to $3.50.
Hosiery, 1Oc. to 25c.
Initial HandlIerchiefs, 1Oc, to
25c.
Handkorchiefs, &c. to Csc
Silk Muffiers, soc. to $3.50.
Gloves, 25c. to $3.50.
Carriers, 10c. TO 75c.
Neclrwear, all shapes, put up
i'm fancy boxes. 25c. to soc.
Suspenders, 1Oc. to ST.
Collars and Cuffs.
Night Shirts. soc. to 81.
Pajamas, 81 to 81 the Suit.
Canes.
Pulse Warmers.
Fancy and White Vests, 75c.
to SO.
Dress Shields.
Link Buttons.
Watch Fobs.
And lots OF other things that
are useful.
Evening journal., 1900-12-13
Look for BuIlen's

Great Bargain Sale. A lot Of Mems
$3.50 and $40 Suits for S..
Evening journal., 1900-12-13

For a Cold in the Head, Laxative
Bromo-Quinine Tablets.
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GhsRemurraf- Star
THE MAP OF THE FUTURE.
POSSIBLE CHANGES IN THE NEXT ONE
HUNDRED YEARS.


The dawn OF the twentieth century
finds the map OF Europe very much
as IL vas a hundred years ago, when
Napoleon l set out on his war Of con.
quest. A German empire, it is true,
has taken the place OF the several
small States OF 1901, but il is more in
the form OF a federation than a con.
solidated realm. Russia has expand.
Cd her territory, but Austria, Italy,
Spain and England remain the same.
In the new world Napoleon's short.
s%ightedness added an empire to the
domain OF the United States, and the
growth OF this country into a realm
spanning the continent has been the
one striking phase OF national devel.
Opment in the nineteenth century.
The south Pacific islands and India
have added to England's greatness for
the time being.
Perhaps the future has in store
changes now undrcamed of, but the
present indications are that the
United States, Russia and Germany
alone are destined TO widen their Dor.
ders.
The ncighbOrs Of the United States,
north and s0uth-that Is, Canada and
Mexico-may find IL to their advant.
age to join the strongest power on the
American continent. Annexation with
the United States has been the hope
Of many Canadians. A day may bring
forth a crisis which will compel this
country to settle the question on the
merits Of c%xpediency.
In the south the control OF the Mica.
raguan canal will introduce a new
power on the isthmus, and on that
side weaker States, eventually Mexico
possibly, being IA progressive republic,
will seek alliances first and then union
with the United States.
The decay of Austria points to an
absorption by Germpnv. and eventual.
ly the Teuton will push eastward aud
south aard. driving the Turk f:n,u
Europe and absorbing the smaller
States t. the shores II the Black sea.
Holland and Denmark may q 20 Ger
many. while S&c1eu and Norway ~tl
JON Russia. Russia Hill extend her
borders ao0thAaro but l0r English
and German alliance, II perpetual
viii check her ambition to absorb
China ana ioacA tile Prr,iau gi.'.
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The WALKING SUPPER. - The
walking supper" is the latest fad and
the way It Is done Is this: Invite your
friends To- lunch; give them q bowl OF
soup ana u sweet, then talk awhile.
!hen u neiKhbOr asks them Over To her
nOtne where chicken and substantials
aie served; then another ncighbOr IN.
vites them In and serves sl,erbert. etc
Ana then another asks them In her
nu.ne where ice cream and cake are
se!ven. ana lastly they are invited 70
wuere tooti, picks IRE given out and
tIlS0 tney are permitted TO Sit and
Mlk and LAX until they want to "a
0oale, Which you d0 after convincing
yOurself that sou have done somc.
tnlng "swellr and ere strictly in Il.
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gheaemorrat-s g.
CONCERNING SANTA ~

NOEhNlNG SAINT,
WHERE HE oRIolSArrn
REPRESENTED As Az AND WY
New York Aail and Expires,
This ,s"t = Cha, Claus !, u German j.,
~, ln's Is true if only because '"n .''sInt
That The butch y. !. :. name for St. S,s Cha! i
Tho i"a' . ne Is an old man is b s.snolas.
the, tine ancient az ,,'s pagan feas,s in D's cause. 3
ed sd'e Oh, n,s'n Of the new an Old a. n sea' "a aad
u ,hs and Romans it w Su'' ss,, The
Tue father of all the gods 'as Saturn,
, L", nermans it was Thor. ws a'' 01
t tor ,0n@ra.s Of h"ary age is appra,,, ,as
w wal representation ,d" Of the dyin nv'' ~.
,hs loo strong to be driven nav as,s yen |.
the new figure of the earl, AWAY ss ;,
o~bservances. A'y Church
70 INA, tn the saint is St. Nlchola, i, IN,
W Tue TACT that that venerah,. - uue
s sSo a feast day was ceiebra,.a ps ..
ABOUT that period. st. Nicho,a' At
a; a O, ISL" Of Myra who nourisnes .' vas
10 the fourth century. He 't !. ', NY
pasron SAINT OF children and schs ''s
boys and hence it was natur ,I1 'sa.
.n should be a part Of a celeh,, ,''a'
wSen the children received viit D', 100
when they were allowed to hs .s. aoa
as well as seem" neafd
The practice OF making r,.,
.nat Gay undoubtedly owes its n,i, !.
TO- a general idea to carry into pr ,''s,.
Tue Biblical mandate, "pe,D ~
earth; good will to men, Atsas, %
great lords made presents to th,,, -
talners, and the season was m,,.s,
oy universal charity. BY degree. ~.
practice OF Christmas giving ,n,. ,"s
until now everybody gives his friend.
presents. u'
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Ine egg output OF 1900 will be worth
more than the output Of anv .iD,I.
mineral, coal alone excepted. IN n
date Biddy has been able tn D,sva.,
herself from being organized unds,
the laws Of New Jersey.
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The Natchez Bulletin states tia,
Judge H. C. Turley has gone to Ohio,
and before his return will 20 to WASH
lngtoh ana arrange the distribuljon
OF the Federal patronage in the State
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EUREKA!
EUREKA!!
EUREKA!!

. Which means just what it al.
ways meant, 81 havefound
= i'll" In this case, that
2 we have found out
how to make a
common
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"OLr Vi ORES" PROTECTION

In his London almanac FOR 1900 ''OlC
Moore predicted more than n great
war, the assassination OF a monarch
and a terrible famine IN India. and, a.
all these predictions proved true,
many persons. not only in Europe, hut
In this country. have been TOR some
time curious to know what kind Of pre-.
dictions he would make in his alma.
mac for 1901. Their curiosity can now
be satisfied. for his almanac for the
coming year has just appeared.
Here are the principal predictions
10 it..
In January there will be a formid.
able agitation in France and a severe
attack will be made upon the Re.
public.
In February and March most
notable events will take place in the
extreme East, and India will threaten
to rise up against the British d0min.
alton.
Though there will be trouble in
various quarters during the entire
year, April will be Il comparatively
quiet month.
In May Ireland will follow the ex.
ample OF India and will rebel against
England.
In June the anarchists will again
come to the front and will give the
world much TO talk about. During
the same month the young king Of
Spain will be in danger from his poll.
tical enemies, and he Is cautioned to
guard against them.
July will be Il month Of catastrphes,
the whole world being threatened at
this time with misfOrtunes OF various
kinds. Those who are planning to
take a journey during this month will
do we'll to remain at home.
August will be comparatively quiet.
During September India will again
suffer terribly from famine.
During October the devishes will
start an agitation, which may attain
formidable proportions.
In November the Kingdom of Hol.
land will attract attention by its dan.
gerous and novel diplomatic policy,
and the statesmen in the various
Foreign Offices will have to exercise
oil their skill IL they would avoid a
conflict.
In December there will he insurrec.
tiOus. reynlts anG strikes in various
quarters 1f the globe, a rule they
may not be- or great Importance. vet
tn, vii pcrur At this time, aud they
will he the >trikics features NJ the
month.
As will I've seen. 'Old M%Uore's" pre-.
dictiOns for 1901 are startling. TO say
the least. His statement in regard to
Holland Is specially curious, and many
persons are ~puzzling their brains tn
discover how this little kingdom can
ever manage IT, attract attention by a
Dangerous and novel diplomatic
policy" which will cause European
statesmen to lie awake at night.
The WALKING SUPPER. - The
walking supper" is the latest fad and
the way It Is done Is this: Invite your
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j une 80, 1900,

Through trains Nos. 1 and 3arriye at Mobile a,
$50 a. m. and 9:45 p. m.
Nos sand 4 have entirely new equipment, and
are vestibuled from end to end. ~
Nos; J. and have vestibuled frst-class coaches.
ana all four trains have vestibuled sleeping cars,
for rates, time. tickets and further information
write to or call at Mobile ana Ohio Ticket office.
under Battle House. q. W. KING
July IS, 1900. as.tf
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1900-09-27
Continental Plant Company's Whole
sale Catalogue.

We have been favored with a copy
of the fall and winter catalogue of
the Continental Plant Company.
strawberry specialists, kittrell. NC,
copy of which ought to be in the
hands of every person interested IN
small fruit culture. 1t is the claim
Of this company that theirs is the
finest stock of plants on the planet
And certainly there are none of finer
quality while they possess great
vigor and productivenesS. Why their
plants are best: Because they are
grown in region where even the
wild strawberry attains unrivalled
perfection from plants that were not
allowed to weaken themselves by
bearing. Plants, not berries. their
speciality. Because growing. dig
ging, packing. etc. are in the hands
of experts who have mastered their
business and know that their custom
erS' success means their success.
Why their prices are lowest: be-
cause with long experience, large
acreage and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
cellars, large business like theirs
| can be done more economically IN
proportion than a smaller one.
Because they are willing to divide
with the customers this beneilt-to
| live and let live.