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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-Little bay horse; quiet and good
driver; $50; worth SEQ. STABLE, cor. Sth and
SITS. jal6-St EN-
FOR SALE-Coupelette in good order: So: buck
board. nearly new. $40; 2-horse cutuuder trap
sos: also $50 jobs. surries. jump seats, bug
gies Daytons, and business wagons J. J. COOK
1926 st. NV. jalG-7t,em
FOR SALE-Cheap, coupe rocksway: lave no
further use Tor ii. Address BOA SIS this
ofhce. iai6-3t
FOR SALE-Furniture, delivery. and Dayton wag-
ons; close carriage buggy, sleigh, and wheels
121o Ohio ave. jal5-3t EN-
FOR SAI-E-Grest bargain 12 head of horses and
Mares ranging in axe from S 70 2 wears,
weight 500 10 1900 pounds; suitable for any
business, and reasonable offer refused Call
2l2 az st. NV. jal2-7t
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FOR RENT-sTABLES.

FOR RENr-soo Sd ST. Sc, brick stable. ais-st
FOR RENT-Brick stable. behind 45g Franklin
gt. NV; perfect condition; s.. jaliSt
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FREE-The 1000 edition Of my Especial Sales
Bulletin of farm and suburban property; now
ready; call or write for copy. ABRAHAM FISH
Err. 5i2 E ST. NV. ja14,16,13
FOR EXCHANGE-TIsve city and country proper
ties to exchange. successful exchanges quick
Iy negotiated; this branch of the business is my
specially ABRAHAM FISHER, 5l2 st.
ja7-Su tn, th-1mo
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FOR EENT-HOUsEs.

FOR EENT-HOUsEs.
FOR RENT-REDUCED RATES.
II2T Sd .Sl4 81 II3O 26th nw......Sl0 %
1885 wyIie ne. 10 50l5Is 55d. with store 10 20
22I2 T. uw......... 3 O0 s32 sw......... %
l4O4 :. c. ave.. % l2is 18th me-. %
jal5-lOt, en- r. 4 MCINTYRE 22i 81. NV.
FOR RENT-4I2 6is St sw., neat broom house,
viii accept good colofed party. Jsl5-3teIn
FOR RENT-6-room house. ZIG New Jersey
ave. NV, Sl6. key next door lAl4-3t
FOR RENT-i42 Y ST uw., al modern improve
meuts. arranged for > families; $3.50. house
open lal43t
FOR RENT-House SIS st. ne. rooms and all
mod imps; SO jalo7t EN-
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

Advertisements under TINS mead
will be inserted for one cent a word
for ench Insertion.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
Advertisements under this head
Will he inserted for one cent . word
for each insertion.

NANTED-Two experienced ladies' taiiors-
FRANK FAUST, s27 l4th st. NV.
ial6-st,em
Bookkeeper and office manager, slO
week at starr; must invest few hundred dol
lars IN business; fine opportunity for right man
Box 272. this Office jal6-1t, en-
WANTED-Good taIkor acquainted with local coal
trade to present attractive business PROPOSE
tion: permanent; lucrative. Box 27S, this office.
jal6-3t.em
NANTED-YoUng man to drive; for dairy;
groomsman and harnessmani other places l2JO
New York ave. NV. 1t
WANTED Immediately, white bell boy, office
man. other places on hand; We aid you IN
securing places; you pay us attcrward; ours Is
the best method. POST EXCHANGE, SIS 18th
ST. ". 1t
wANTED-shop boy at once. SIP st. nw. 1t
wANTED-Shop boy. sOl l2th st. NV. 1t
WANTED-Assis,ant manager for store; salary un-
limited; active man. to hustle, s. per week
BASEMENT. 6l6 St. 1t
ANTED- Butler restaurant cook. dishwashers.
bell b0ts, ? countrymen; call today porter
SaAChLEfoRD's 90s 81. NV.
WANTED Solicitors for the Memoirs of Dwight
l.. Moody" written by his and assisted
by Ira u: ssnkey; published with the authority
oI Nc. Moeds 1ho i-ini!, onis o0oH Es.s,t;,oe
for agrnts: large profits; credit given; freight
paid Address TIE DOMINION COMPANY, Dept
l.. Chicago. jal4, ,l6, 1920
hANTED-TwO stair builders Apply rear OF 225
II 81. NV, before 10 a. m. 1t
" ANTED- First-clsss settled white barber; per-
manent position to right person. Apply 12S
Sth -. Sc jsl5-3t, EN-
WANTED solicitor. acquainted with Washing
ton dentists; permanent and lucrative place
for good tllker. Address BOX 234, this Of
hce. jal4 st
WANTED Solicitors for industrial tire insurance;
basement gO7 G st. NV jal2-"t ,Cm
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GAS STOVES.
For Cooking and Heating.
GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGE,
1921 New York Avenue.
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FOR sALE-HOUsES.

FOR SALE-k bargain: small cash payment; bal
ance SIS per month. Groom aud bath. a IN.
J.: just completed; half square from cars; wide
paved alley: granolithic sidewalk; price, -. Oc0
Apply 70 owner, PERCY II. RUSSELL. 1905 G.
St nv. jal37t
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WANTED Position, by experienced cashier; best
refs; also OWNS typewriter. AddIcs> Box 2'".
this office. item
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NANTED-Young men boarders; three frst-class
meals day $11.50 per month; best references
50 II st. ne. iaI6-2t
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for each insertion.
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WANTED-whte girls aboVt - years. to learn
trade; peiG when learning: also women Tor
housework Apply in person, S25 ST. ne. Item
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WANTED-Cirl 10 help in general housework;
wages So per month. 1871 Columbia ST. NV.
Item
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MANTED-Woman for general housework, App
tomorrow. 125 Sd ST ne. lt,C
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NANTED-At once waist hand from frst-class
establishment; good pay NlRIS 80 llth st.
NV jal6-3t, EN-
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TYPEWRITING done at home neatness and ac-
cursCy guaranteed. Address BOX 263, this Of
fee jal6-3s
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FOR RENT-FLATs.

FOR RENT-Flsts. 1922 aud 1920 llth st. NV, 5
rooms; hot water heat; $40. ". p. NET
CALF. 1905 ST. nv. iali3t
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WANTED White girls aboVt - years. to learn a
trade; psiG when learning: also women tor
housework. Apply in person, S25 st. ne. Item
NANTED-At once waist hand from irst-class
establishment; good pay NlRTS 80 llth st.
NV jal6-3t,em
NANTED-Woman for general housework, Apply
tomorrow rs Sd 81. ne. Item
WANTED-Cirl to help in general housework;
wages So per month 1871 Columbia st. NV.
Item
WANTED-A neat woman to cook, wash, and
iron. Apply l7ol 9TH st. NV. Item
WANTED-A girl for general housework small
family; stay nights; refs required. 439 .
1t. nv Item
WANTED Apprentice al once; viii give wages
1922 lith st. NV. Item
COMPETENT lady clerk in confectionery; small
salary first; chance foT Advancement Addre-s
Box go this Office. Item
WANTED -Horsekeeper, scamstress, Waitress.
chambcrmaid. ladies' maid. nurse, cooks,
white and colored BASEMENT. 6l6 4 ST. II
WANTED Cooks charuberTnaids. nurses house
workers, MATTRESSES; see us al once. 1909 New
York NV. Il
WANTED Gin Cor general housework; family of
three; good references; stay nights AppN
50s - NV. i
MANTED-Fonr colored cooss $50. sie. Sl5. sls;
also chambefmaids. nurses laundresses, gen
crsl houscworkers. LADIES EXCHANGE, el3
18th It.
WANTrD-Competent rniiIiner and millinery
salesladies. Call on A. fESHEL, 20 .th -
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THos. J. OWEN, A-et.. g1s st. y. ".

Attorneys. Columbian Building.
j95-eOdISds em
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MISCELLANEOUS.


GOOD printing; all kinds cbe1r: l.0J) business
cards 35c up. HAYS, Printer. SO 81. NV.
iaIS
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Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-01-10
Elisabeth L. Strubie i Sioux Falls,

Elisabeth L. Strubie Sioux Falls,
3. D., utgifvare af en- manatlig It'd
skrift, blef torsdags arresterad af en-
Z. 8. Marshal, anklagad for att hafva
sandt opassande litteratur med posten.
Anklagelsen stodjer sig pa en- artikel,
som forekom Januarinumret. Hon
satte bergen for sin installelse da ma
sta grand jury moter
F6reningsarbetare sta utanf6r. Mr.
T. Swenson atervAnde torsdags fran
British Columbia och Washington till
Lead, S. D. Han sager, att det Or om0j-
ligt att finna en- union man arbete
Wardner distriktet, der den stora
stricken pagar. Da en- man soker ar
bette, maste han f6rst ga till sheriffen
och anhalla ON tillatelse att ga till
grufvorna, hvarefter han maste wanda
sig till grufbolagets manager for att
underkasta sig f6rh0r. Den f0rsta fra
ga, som stalles till honom DR., ON han
tillh0r nagon union. Svarar han har-
pa nej, sd far han arbete, men han ma
f0rst underteckna ett kontrakt att
icke sluta sig till nagon f0rening sd
lange han ar bolagets tjenst.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-01-10
WiSCOnsin-nyheter.

The nurray Lumber Comp. inkorpo-
rerades f0rliden torsdag med ett -
pital af $4,000. Det nya bolaget har
slit hufvudkontor Ashland.
| D6dsfaIl. A. w. Wilson, sor varit
agent for Chisago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul jernvagen Sparta ofver 20 ar,
afed harom dagen efter Ell langre tids
sjukdom. Mr. Wilson har manga van
ner st. Paul och Minneapolis.
Eft sensatione:t brottmaI borjade
torsdags handlaggas af domstolen
Ashland. Parterna aro ena sidan
staten och den andra Eugene Buell.,
anklagad for att hafva d0dat Peter j.
Nelson fran Hayward for iva ar sedan.
Diver go vittnen fran Hayward voro
narvarande.
Stark konkurrens. I Superior van
tar man sig ett telefon-krig mellan det
nya Peoples Telephone Comp, och det
gamla Douglas County Telephone Co.
Det har stadse varit krangel med det
gamla systemet, hvarfor det nya bola-
get inf0rt ett nytt mera enkelt och
praktiskt system. Det gamla bolaget
har tagit $50 per ar, medan det nya en-
dast begar $35 per ar och $50 per ar ef-
ter det f0rsta aret.
Bevls mot Corbett. Rattegangen mot
Fl. F. Corbett, anklagad for att ha sokt
morda Rev. D. Cheney och hans hu-
stru Racine, handlades i torsdags af
domstolen. Mrs Cheney hordes forst.
Hon berattade utf0rligt hvad som
skedde pa morgonen da mordf0rsoket
gjordes och tog pa sin ed, att Corbett
var den skyldige. Rev. Cheneys witt
nesmal gick ut pa detsamma och sluta-
de med att saga: jag ar fullkomligt
0fvertygad att det var den manner
(pekande pa Corbett) som sk0t mig"
Rename l Alaska. w. A. Kjellman,
som ar f0restandare for regeringens
ren-station Alaska, har kommit hem
till Wisconsin for att tillbringa vim
tern med sin familj. Mr. Kjellman har
battre hopp ON experimental med re-
narne Alaska an hvad f0rut berattats,
men han sager att sasom affaren for
narvarande behandlas, kan man icke
vanta sig nagon framgang. l sallskap
med mr. Kjellman var dr. A. Kittelson
fran Stoughton, som DR. anstald vid
Cape Nome gruf-distriktet. Bada ha
haft god lycka med sig Alaska och
fOrtient mycket penningar. Mr. Kjell,
| man salde Imam han lemnade Alaska
en- "claim" for $4,000, medan. han hal.
| Ter andra for Specialization. Dir Kittel.
son har ikaledes fera claims; hvar.
af han vantar sig en- god inkomst.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-01-10
Dakota-nyheter.

Januarlterminen af distriktdomsto-
len for Stanley Go. 0ppnades man
days Fort Pierre, s. D.
En- ny bruun. Stadsradet Huron, s.
D., har beslufat att ansla 81, 600 for en-
ny artesisk brunn, som skall anvandas
for stadens behof.
F6rsvunnen. E. E. Hof, som en- It'd
haft en- frukthandel pa 8 st. Sioux
Falls, s. D., har lemnat samhAllet, och
pa samma gang atskilliga brummande
bjornar.
En- f0retagsam farmpre s. Dakota
planterade fora aret tire acres med
"broom corn, hvaraf han gjorde sig
en- inkomst af 1886. Gan och goren
sammaledes.
F6rde sjukdom med sig. Mrs A. H.
Marble, hustru till kass0ren Butte CO.
bank Belle Fourche, s. d., afled SON
days slit hem af difteri, som hon
adrog sig vid ett besok hos sin syster i
Dysart, Iowa.
Krossad till d6ds. Fran Fargo, N.
D., meddelas den dennes, att Olof
Hanson blifvit dodad under det han
packade is Ames' stora ishus. En-
stor last is holl man pa med att hissa
upp, da repet brast och hela nassau
st0rtade ned, hvarvid Hanson blef
formligen krossad till d6ds. ..~...
F6rsvunnen farmare. En- viss orc
DR. rAdande Ofyer det mystiska satt,
hvarpa farmaren John Bundy fran
Wellington township Minnehaha co.,
f0rsvunnit. Da man sist sag honom,
hade han sin pensionsbok pa sig for
att ga till Sioux Falls, s. D., och lyfta
penningar. Han DR. en- veteran fran
borgarkriget, och Or trakten ansedd
for en- framstAende och vAlbergad far
mare. F
Fran Tell, N. D. En- h0gtidlig jultid
har firats i Tell-settlementet Nora
Dakota. Student H. L. Quist kallades
att f0resta f0rsamlingen och leda guds-
tjensten. Pa juldagen hollis gudstjenst
och pa aftonen hade vi barnfest - en-
mycket lyckad sadan. Barnen hade
inlart sina stycken sorgfalligt och ut
f6rde dem ratt bra. En- sadan barnfest
Or nagot ovanligt, pa dessa vida "pra-
rier" och dess intryck skall icke latt
utplanas ur de narvarandes minnen,
sarskildt barnens, och vi tro att en- IL
item treflig stund da och da under kyr.
kans ledning just for barnen och. at
barnen, skall CORA mycket uti att fasta
deras intressen och karlek under kom-
mande dagar vid kyrkan och dess SAX.
Mr. Quist stannade qvar och h0ll annu
trenne gudstjenster, den sista pa n.y.
arsdagen. Han for sedan tillbaka for
att Ater upptaga sin skolverksamhet j
Prinsburg, Mimi. Folket harute kan
ma sig mycket tacksamma till mr. Quist
tor hans godhet uti att komma hitut
och sd bereda oss denna trefiga jultid.
| En- ndruarande.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-01-10
Ny y oljetong
En- ny, intressant och span
nande foljetong med titeln
Genom Skuggor

pab6rjades numret for den 1
jan. F6rfattarinnan ar den
valkanda Mathilda Roos, och
DR. den utan tvifvel ett af
hennes basta arbeten. Stilen
ar klar och enkel, framstall-
ningen kraftig, och innehal-
let kan icke blott, lasas med
det, NEST spannande intresse
utan afven till verklig upp-
byggelse. Hartill kommer,
att f6rfattarinnan visat ett
varInt intresse och karleks.
fullt deltagande for arbeta-
ren och de, som namnas de
sma j samhallet. ....
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-01-10
Allmdnna nyheter.
Exporter af guild fortfar. I fredags
sandes ej mindre an 81, 100000 till Eu-

Exporter af guild fortfar. I fredags
sAndes ej mindre an 81 100000 till Eu-
ropa.
Pension. j. Freeman Alta, Iowa, har
blifvit beviljad en- pension, som uppgar
till $6 manaden.
Skilsmessa har / dagarne blifvit be-
viljad Gust Anderson Providence, R.
1, fran sin otrogna hustru Fanny B.
Anderson.
Tullinkomsterna Havana stego un-
der det aydda aret till $11, ,O0o, 900 eller
till 100000 mera an krigsdeparte-
mentet Washington beraknat. o.
rlanga lol<omotiv. Under fora aret
tillverkades ej mindre an 2,473 loko-
motiv har landet. Delta var det st0r-
sta antal, som under nagot ar utgatt
fran verkstaderna, och visar, att jern-
vagstrafken under aret varit sardeles
lifiig. 4s .'Ss..-'' ~.
Frigifna fangar. General Wood ut
gaf j onsdags en- befallning, att 40 fam
gar ;provinsen Santa Clara pa Cuba
skulle frigifvas. Somliga at dem hade
J h&llits fangslade utan dom och ran
sakning, andra hade varit utsatta for
ALT for strangt strait for sina forseel-
ser. So IT,
Brinnande gasbrunn. Fran Parkers-
burg, W. Va, meddelas, att en- gas
brunn i Ritchie fattat cid, och att ALA
f6rsok att slacka elden visat sig vara
fruktl6sa. Mil1ioner fot gas brinna
4 Supp och forlusten ar ofantlig. Danet
af den brinnande gasen kan h0ras IL
mil. S& s.5c$ u,
q Det rikaste koilager. som troligen
fnnes hela staten Ia, har patraffats j
Marion county. Kol ha trafats pa fran
B5 till 115 fots dup. Genonsnitts-
tjockleken af koladran DR. TX fot.. Lag
ret har en- utstrackning af 75o acres.
Arbetet med dess brytande skall borja
genast. 49,.
3 Drunknad. Var landsman,, Oscar
Thalin j Hartford, Conn.,, drunknade
I harom dagen Connecticut -foden un-
u0I O0U dVU AaA VdI SS0ASdUI I10u dOt
lasta kol fran en- pram vid kajen Ge.
nom en- of0rsigtighet hackade hastarne
0fver kajskoningen och drogo bade
vagn och k0rare med sig ned djupet.
RAFT giordt, flickor. En- del af hic-
korna vid h6gskolan Benton Harbor,
Mich. har organiserat en- forening med
det lofvarda syftets att icke sAllskapa
med de unga man; som roka cigarret-
ter. Delta faller icke ungherrarne val
pa lappen, och de ANNA af ALA kraf-
ter kampa for, hvad de ka1la sina rat
tigheter.
Kamp mot lAgorna. En- fruktansvard
4 kamp med Agorna for att radda sina
I lif utkampade natten till den 2 dennes
omkring 80 personer ! en- hyreslagen-
i het yid ave.i New York. ALA utom
ett m&nader gammalt barn lyckades
B man dock radda. IL personer blefvo
emellertid mycket svart branda, och 8
az dem So svart att doden torde blifva
foljden.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-05-04
sRp CHAPTER ANCIENT HISTORY,
Fossil" Alludes to the Time when
Free Negr oes" Noted-And to the
Removal OF the Disabilities of n
Catholics.

The Messenger Is indebted to Eos
the third Of a series on ancient his
tory" II will be read with great in
terest by Messenger readers and IS as
follows:
In my two communications 1 have
confined myself TO Wilmington In
order to preserve the thread of nay
narrative il becomes necessary for NE
TO go beyond its confines. Every well
informed North Carolinian knows that
prior TO 1885 the people did not vote
directly for their governor. but that
the legislature elected him also. that
the free negroes in the state were al
lowed to vote. a convention was
called in that year, and New
sent Lewis H. Marsteller and Owen
Holmes as members.
Among the important changes eff
fected by the aid convention were
the abrogation of the Borough system
in representation. annulling the right
OF suffrage in negroes. the transfer OF
the election OF governor from the-
legislature TO the people. and extend-
ing his term OF office to two years, and
appointing biennial instead OF annual
sessions of the general assembly. and
relieving the disabilities of catholics
During that period Mr.. Ham Jones. of
Cousin Sally billiard fame. was edi-
iting a paper in Salisbury; in one OF
his pungent editorials he pointed to
the Cape Fear section as possessed
of the proper person for governor
The people OF Wilmington Al once as
stunned that Mr.. Edward B. Dudley
was the man alluded to. They became
enthused and the cry of hurrah for
Dudley was heard from all sides.
The refrain was taken VI in other con-
tiguous counties and waited to the
mountains. In 1887 the wings held
their political conventions; Mr.. Dudley
received the nomination for governor,
was elected and became the first gov
direct vote of the people. Richard
Dobbs Spaight. Jr.. of Craven county.
was the last governor of North Caro-
lima elected by the legislature.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-05-04
GENERAL RUTHERFORD DEAD.
A Prominent Republican and Former
Wflmfngtonian- Was a Power I'm
Montgomery Politics and Served His
Party I'm Many Ways.

A special dispatch from Washington
to the Baltimore Sun. under date of
April 10Th. the death OF Cen
eral Allen Rutherford, clerk OF the
court of appeals Of Maryland, which
occurred at his winter residence, 1919.
Vermont avenue. Saturday afternoon.
General Rutherford is well known liz
Wilmington, having resided in this city
for a number of years just after the
close of the civil war.
He married a Wilmington lady, Miss
Della Neff, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Nef.
The following extracts from the Bal
timore Suns special dispatch will lie
of interest to Messenger readers
For about two years he had been a
sufferer with consumption. but he was
able to carry On his official duties up
to a few days ago.
Mrs. Rutherford and two Sons and
two daughters survive him.
General Rutherford was n repCblf-
can and was recognized as one OF the
in Montgomery
For fifteen years he controlled Gath
ersburg district, until last fall ne lost
in the primary contest. He was twice
chairman Of the county committee and
a member OF the state central commit
tee.
Allan Rutherford was born
in New York City, of North Carolina
parents. October %, 1870. At the break
out Of the civil war he enlisted as q
private in the Ninth New York regi-
ment. serving through the conflict with
distinction, n being promoted three
times for meritorious services. He at
tanned the full rank Of colonel, and was
brevetted ~brigadier general. After the
war he served six years as captain I'm
the Ivnffad Sfaflc rrn hnfnx -, I-4-
principally in North Carolina. Presi-
dent Grant appointed him third audi
tor or the treasury, which % sitiOn he
held until the close Of Grant second
term. He was elected clerk OF the court
Of appeals in 1895, when Lloyd Lowndes
was elected governor n he republic
cans swept the state OF Maryland
The funeral will take place Tues
day. and he will be buried I'm the Ar
lington National cemetery"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-05-04

l have been able to keep the price of
goods as low as they were when cot
ton was Az cents per pound; now it is
97s cents. How can l do it? Read n
see what l am selling.
One yard wide good quality Percale
for sc; 32-inch Ettimen's Cloth for SC.
All colors in Lawn for 2hc; all Linen
Dress Goods for SC; fine black dotted
Grass Linen, good colors, at &C; S-yard
White Homespun at 2%c. Very heavy
Pants Kersey, good cloth, at 10c; best
Outing, extra wide, at &c; best Cali
Goes at SC; best grade of Ginghams at
sc; B-yard wide Bleaching at 4kc; 1
yard wide Sea Island Shifting SIC.
MEMS PERCALE LAUNDRIED
SHIRTS (two separate collars and sep
crate cuffs for 29c. BOYS LAUN-
DRIED PERCALE SHIRTS for Csc.
Mems White Unlaundried Shirts from
29c up. Mems Silk Bosom Shirts at 45c
to soc.
WOMEN'S AND GIRLS STRAW
HATS. nice styles, for 1Oc. Good Leg
horns from lac up.
NICE BOYS PANTS from 19c up.
Good Boys Suits from soc up to 81. LOO;
Mems Suits from $2.25 up to $1,000;
Mems Serge Coats for $2.75; Mems
Crash Suits from $1.5O up to $3.50.
MEMS NICE STRAW HATS at 1Oc,
15c. 25c and soc; all the new styles.
MEMS AND BOYS SAMPLE HATS
nice stock, pretty styles, for less than
cost. from 19c, CSC, 55c, 75c, soc and up
to $780,; over 300 styles to select from;
all Spring Shades.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-05-04

correction. receives the gaIleys of
character. The maliet Of fate drives
home the 'quoins' Of disease. and the
life Is locked up in death. On the cold
composing stone all life Is leveled un-
Ter the plane Big display type and
little minion are all brought to COM
mon level. The king the peasant come
to the common level of the grave
DR.. Blackwell closed his discourse
with the declaration that "'pubfca-
ton Day will be the day Of Judgment
Then the books shall be opened-tevery
secret thing shall be made known All
Of our thoughts. words and deeds win
then stand out in distinct display Just
as in the newspapers OF the day. The
life OF every man will be a living epis-
tie for angels and justified spirits tn
read. Each life will form an immortal
book in the library Of heaven"
Il is announced hat the fourth ser
mon OF DIR. Blackweifs Occupation
series will De delivered next Sunday
night on The Carpenfer@God's Work
manship in Man" The sermon viii NJ
addressed to all sorts OF mechanics
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-05-04
High Price Cotton! Low Price Goods !

OUR SPRING MILLINERY has been
a great success. The ladies who we
employ, nine in number, have been
We sell them cheap, n we trim all
Hats free for u customers who buy
their Hats and material from us.
We lave just received a nice line OF
NEW TAFFETA SILK, all the new
Pastel shades for 4Sc; nice WASH
SILKS for 39c; fine quality Silkaline
at &c, Sc and 10c.
Ladies fine SILK PARASOLS, in all
colors, from s1.25 to $1.50 up to $500.
SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
We know everybody as to change
their footwear as we'll as their cloth
ing. and We have made big prepara-
tions for this trade. We have a job
in SLIPPERS from 35c up, IT nice
Buckle Slippers for soc.
MEMS NICE TIES for 75c, S1.00 and
s1.25.
Barring Bros guaranteed SHOES
AND SLIPPERS for ladies for $1.75,
$500 and $3.50 a pair.
We have all the new styles in mems
Shoes. a solid Shoe in Lace and Con-
gress for $1.O0, $1.25 and $1.50. Fine
Vici Kid Shoes for $500, $3.50 and $500
a pair. Boys Shoes and children's
Shoes, all kinds, from Csc q pair UP.
1 don't think you ever bought goods
cheaper than I have quoted them here,
and 1 can fill your orders at these
prices today n for the next week at
Wilmington's Big Racket Store on
Front Street.