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Daily camera., 1901-09-28
Columbia Wins
First 0| Series
A CLOSE RACE.
Most Exosting Contest Ever witas,ssd in
American WatsrA

Mest Exesting Cs.tsst Ever wttassssd in
American WatsrA.
New York. Sept. .S-Early this morn
ing there was thick cloud over the sea
aud it looked omnious. but at daylight |,
lifted and the sun broke through under
the freshening wind. 1t was no. bril-
liant day bat pleasing one nevertheless
10 yachtmen. Al 8 o'clock the wind was
blowing ten miles an hour with prospects
Of increasing. The day was rather dull
and the sea ehoppy but there was every
indication that the race would be finish.
ed within the time limit.
Both yachts we're early in condition
Al the masthead Of the Shamrock vas q
silk flag made BY the aged mother Of the
designer and ordered to be placed there
BY Sir Thomas Upton. Upton sent .
note BY Captain Sycamore early in the
morning but did not visit his yacht. re
naming on board the Erin receiving
visits from his friends. The two vessels
started for Sandy Hook At 8:3o and At Q
reached the light ships The attendance
was not 50 large as on Thursday. due.
probably, to the choppy sea. Betting
vas light. being mostly against the
Irishma and at = toI. Al O'Clock the
yachts were ready aud hundreds
Of small crafts bobbing about in the
choppy sea. The long awaited judges
arrived At 1890 and fifteen minutes later
the waning gun was fred. At jus. 10
minutes after II the two yachts started
across the line. II vas good start and
they we're not more than three seconds
apart
II looked like = repetition Of Thurs
days race. The Columbia was At h'M
apparently ou,sailing her rival but within
fifteen minutes Shamrock had 4 7co
yard lead. From this point il Was diff
cul, to follow them but reports from the
Marconi system showed that it was
close race. and tha, the race would prob.
ably finish within III. limit There vas
NO trouble at starting point as Captain
Barr gave Shamrock plenty Of room. In
half an hour the Shamrock vas leading.
She did we'll going to uindvard and vas
superbly handled. A, noon sic had Z
fiue lead which the Columbia was un
successfully irving TO overcome. Al
o'clock the run home vas teeun. 1t
promisei TO be close. The Columbia
caught up at this point aud the final
struggle vas on.
The Columbia gained and =. o'clock
led by length. which vas maintained
an hour and then tvo more were added.
Six>miles from home Captain Sycamore
altered his sails and ihe Shamrock
quickly moved up. The lead was over.
come and the two boats ran together.
1t looked like Shsmrock's race but Cap
tain Barr had also something in reserve.
He too altered his sails and Columbia
gained 4 length. Within 4 mile from
home. Shamrock began 10 pull up inch
by inch, but could not quite Catch up
The spurt was superb and it was the
most magnificent finish ever seen In
American waters. The last half mile
was intensely exciting. but Columbia
passed first over the line amid cheers Of
thousands.
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CHICAGO STRIKE.

Chicago. Sept. 78-A strike vas de.
clared on the elevated road here thi,
morning 700 men demanded increased
pay which the president OF the road re
fused to grant. The men struck =,
I q. N. and new men were at once en-
ployed. The road 10 badly crippled and
the service poor. This Is the 6Ist strike
this road has experienced.
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R0SS-GlAZe.

Under date Of Sept. 7Ist. the San Diego,
Gala. papers announce the following:
Married At San Diego By Fathes
Brady. At the parioss Of Father Brady.
Mss Eva n. Glaze Of Boulder. Colo,
{, Mr. Albert Ross Of Los Angeles. Cal. .
Among the nnmeroas presents received
b the bride vas one Of $500 from the
brides parenis, Mr. and Mrs Nicholas
Claxe.
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MORE TROUBLE.

Canal Dover. O.. Sept. 7S-A seriou,
riot occurred here late last night betveer
two men who were working In the steel
mills here and 6f,y who had not yet re
turned 10 work. The tvo men we're at
tackled while returning from work and ID
self defense used guns as = result ol
which two men were shot. The sheriff
rescued the men who did the shooting
from the boarding house where they bad
taken refuge.
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GOING TO BUILD.

Mrs E. Lambacker and daughter Of
Donaldsvilie. Louisiana. are stopping Il
tn: St. Julien. Mrs Lambackes ovhs
the ST Julien property and is here to
decide upon the advisabilisy Of CON-
pletine the addition to the building
which vas begun some time ago. The
question will not be definitely settled be
foae the middle OF mex. week.
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DENIES IT.

Mrs Anna Stroud. sister OF Bert
SsEsigel. denies s,renuously the stories
published 10 the Denver papers 10 the
eject that she assisted In keeping Bessie
Sreigel imprisoned IN Kansas City. She
declares that she wants only The truth
told in regard 10 her case and is very
vroth that the truth should be 20 dis.
torted. She went to Denver this noon
but will return tonight She is stopping
At the Montgomery house.
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SCHLEY COURT.

Washington, Sept. 78-The sessions OF
the Schley court today saw the largest
crowd yet in attendance. Many Wit
nesses we're examined and Il is evident
that the government side Of the case il
being thoroughly pushed. Disobediepce
to orders is the point now insisted upon
Is the ground Tor punishment.
Daily camera., 1901-09-28

DR. ]. NJ. Wilson has arranged = serie.
Of talks for next week that will undoubt
edly prove 10 be 4 great trea. for hi.
hearers. They are as follows:
Wednesday, 7a5 p. n.-Weighed and
Wanting.
Thursday. 745 p. m.-As They Wen,
They Were Cleansed.
Friday, 7:45 p. m.-Difhculties An
swered.
Sunday. II q. m.-The Peace Of God.
7:3,p m-Harvest Past. Sum
mer Ended, and Not Saved.
Daily camera., 1901-09-28
Former S|0[S
Come BQCk
MANY ARRIVED.

rhs Old Timers Osos More Donpsd the
AOlesktns.
Today is alumni day at the university
and there Is celebration in const quence.
From the success that has so tar attend
ed the events it is pretty safe to proph
ecy that alumni day will henceforth be
IN annual festival at the University Of
Colorado. This afternoon at 745 the
Did timers lined up against the Varsity
team. There was large crowd present
and the game started we'll.
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GOING THROUGH.

Omaha. Sept 7S-J. Pierpont Morgan
and 70 Episcopalians arrived here today
on their way to attend the Episcopal
convention in session at San Francisco
They left this afternoon over the Union
Pacific and will make fast time.
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OFF TO COLLINS.

Tae preps ief, for For, Collins this
morning to meet the Agg'es there this
afternoon. For the FRS, time In the his
tory Of the team Ralph Glaze did not &C
company them on their journey. Cap
tain Carlson Of the university vent aloeg
however, to get line on the farmers.
Daily camera., 1901-09-28
A NICE ONE.

The new sign put up by the Conss Ii
dated Oil Company IS something new
and very Ingenious. Ithas perspective
arrangement on the principle Of loco
mosikve headIigh. and can be seen con
siderable distance.
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FATAL HAzING.

Lafayette. Ind. Sept. 78-During .
class fight between freshmen and sopho
mores today at Pardue university. two
men were fatally hurt. Clubs we're used
freely by the fighters.
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DELTs INITIATE.

Delta Tau Delta banqueted al the
Beven last night and N lde merry until
he eassy hosss. The banquet VA
given in honor o. the initiates. who arc
Messrs Wright. Hanley. James Cifiin
Clay Ciffin. Whiteley and Elwell.
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To introduce our fall and winter stock
We make You special prices till Tuesday
Table |. 100 pairs ladies' misses and
boys shoes. odd sises. sc.
Table =, ladies'. misses and boys fine
shoes, to close. oSc.
Table ; all sizes mems and boys shoes
snap. tI.7s,
Table 4. ladies and misses fine shoes
81 50 TO $3.50 values. $I.oS.
One Gaze &c outing flannel, ten yard
limit, SC per yard.
Mems soc heavy Aeeeed under
wear, 3Sc.
Ladies' $50 aeeced. limit two suits to q
person. for Ioc.
Very 6ne 6oc garment 48c.
One bale 6oc blankets, 48c.
Latest style tI.os walking skirts SIA8
81 walking skirt S3.Is.
The above are but few Of the many
bargains We offer.
PATE's, 1903 Pearl St.
The Store That Does the Business.
Daily camera., 1901-09-28
FRANK WALSH DEAD.

Frank ]. Walsh died this morning at
Lafayette Of tuberculosis. He vas q
years ol age. Undertaken BuchAeit y: .
summoned and will conduct the funeral
at Lafayette tomorrow
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v0psr oorvteo.

President Baker will address the
vesper service in The university chapel
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Subject;
Thoughts from the Life of Phillip
Brooks" All most cordially Invited.
Daily camera., 1901-09-28
Over the Loop s..says.

Over the Loop Sas1ays.
The Colorado & Southern has put 10
very attractive rates fox tbs trip and has
arranged the train schedules 20 you can
make the trip very nicely In one day.
Ask your agent about it.
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STOPS FHG COUGH
And Works 81 the Cs)d,

Laxative Bromo- -Quinine Tablets cure
4 cold IL one day. No Cure, No Pay.
Price q cents.
Daily camera., 1901-09-28

Thomas Shreve has leased the livery
barn At 1871 Pearl street. and viii open
boarding and sale stable Oct /. ~ 6
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MRS WILSON DEAD.

Mrs Margaret Wilson. wife Of Smith
Wilson. died yesterday afternoon at her
home at $40 University avenue. Hear,
failure was the cause of her death
Smith Wilson is the we'll known real
estate man, and three children are left
mosherless. She was 81 years old. Un.
dctaker Buehheit will have charge Of
the interment which will. probably, take
place in Longmont tomorrow.
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Won't RQ||y|||1
Miss Stone
DECLINE TO PAY.

Authorities Declare II Would Net . Had
Example For Others.
London. Sept. 28-The authorities
have declined to pay the ransom de.
manded by the captors Of Miss Stone
declaring It would be precedent as 4
result Of which no missionary or Christ.
ian in Turkey would be safe. Drastic
measures will be emplo, ed TO force her
release from her captors.
Daily camera., 1901-09-28

Joe Mitchell coal, best IN the market
CHAMBERS & HALL.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-30
Case of renale Representation.

X remarkable case of female i'm. eersonatlon has (according to Paris 2orrespondenb just been discovered A Brittany peasant girl calling herself Anna Fervac, was engaged as a ser vant by M. Lefebvre, shopkeeper is the Saint Lambert district. She declar. ed that sne had sold her hair to a bar Der at Morlaix to pay her fare to Paris The young servant appeared honest aGd industrious, but eventually Ma, dame Lefebvre. who was frightened a. her strange behavior, informed her husband It then turned ont that the 2seudo bonne was lad Q: seventeen Eno had escaped from prison. and had aonned female Gaa.b to escape detee tion. He had betrayed himself by sa}lirg D love with his mistress
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-30
An Encounter with Mad R,,L

4 telegg4 from Paris describes an encounter with mad bull at Mont ds Marsan. woman was terribly h. jnred, and an officer who went to her assistance with drawn sword was tossed several yards and badly hurt \ sergeant charged the animal with : fixed baroaet. but was knocked down and tfampied upon, being frightfully maaglcd. The bull next charged the village omnibus, killing both tho horses. Sc eral villagers. armed with rifles. at iength succeeded in killing It.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-30
TALK WITH THE ELIGGRAPH.
How the System of signaling Now In
 Use In south Afrlce h Operated.

Heliographing is sun writing. By the use of the heliograph the sun rays are flashed over long distances. The letters of the Morse teiegraphie code are used, and commuricat $ comparatively easy on bright days. The instrument that IS now used to transmit heliograph messages is ez- ceedingIy simple. It consists of tripod carrying a horizontal rod at the top. On this rod is 9 mirror on one end and on the other q small upright rod with movable button. This mir TOT is usually four and 9 half inches in diameter. and is 50 arranged thai It can be rotated both On 8 horizonta. and on vertical axis. Tn the nitdla i3 q anau HnsiIvere3 spot. The mir TOT is sighted by means of this unsiF
 Fered spot and the button on the roa in from, exactly as 2 rife would re aimed If the button is ra5zez. so s to cover tEe destination of tEe mes sage. which can De found by compass if # cannot be seen3 and the shadow thrown by the unsiI9eaed s9at in thA middle of the reflection covers the but- ron.@the instrument is ia position. There Is coatrivance by which the shqttaz=is operated. opening aza c,as= ing over the mirror by mems of d key whiCh is pressed like tho key of telegraph instrument I l9Fg fash stands for q dash, q short one for dot in the Morse system. The greatest distance ever overcome by the heIio- graph was flat operated c1er by the United States signal corrs between Mount Uncompahgre. in Colorado. and Mount Ellen. n Utah. This vas 183 mics. The flashes came aud went aa regularly as though the distance lad been much shorta7. .Ip1,.aDaD1lIs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-30
Speed of Ocean Llnese

Tn ah article in Casters Magazine 5n steam speeds at sea, MT. Oldham says twenty-five years ago the Atlantic had never been crossed by q screw steamer at q greater rate thaa fifteen miles an hour. that of the fastest liner. Scotia Today steamers have reached the speed of twenty-five miles an hour. and. although the power required to propel a steamer varies w.~h the cube of the sped. yet, before a third of tha next century expires, another increase of at least D per cent Tn ocean speed may be safely predicted. Tho con- struction of a steamer of 65,000 tons will probably not trouble the con- structors of the future nearly as much as did the building of the Great Esas srn those of the past.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-30
GREAT SALT LAKE.
No Living Thing In It and No Danger
 of Being Drowned.

The water of tae Great Salt lake, Utah, is clear and transparent, with bottom Of inc white sand and q mar gin Of ineIfasted salt. It is one of tha purest aSt4 most concentrated primes in the whole world It's waters give sus. 1euance to no living thing; there is not the smallest insect or worm ta frIghten the most ttmtd hathcr, and she bathing is the most perfect sea sath.n9 in Che wGoie of North AmerA, aa or in Europe No hum2a body can BjaA in it. One may actually walk the water. nG matter how deep 1t is. Your body Eiu DersiSItently rise up. ths shoulders above the surface, or you nay even sit down n tt. It's wonder ful buoya1cy must be experienced td ne gtalizeG. No knowledge of swirn- mIzg i5 necessary. one may enter the lake without the slightest fear, all you have to do is to lie down and float. Bps to swim in it. that is an other thins When your hands ara put under the water to take a stroke. your feet, like BaRquo's ghost, will not go down It ;s impossible to keep more than one cad of your body under water at sime You cannot swim. but if yen are q man you can float on your back, with your arms crossed under your head. and smoke your pips or cigar with AS much ease as if ia your own room. Ths water is so salt Nat it cannot be swallowed without great danger of strangulation; small drop in the eye. too. gives much pain. But, in spite of all the dangers, bath- Ing in the Great Salt lake is refreshing ard invigorating. notwithstanding that the body must be rebathed in fresh water afterward to remove the I'm. Iaense quantity of salt which adheres to the skin. IL is hard work to make any headWag. even against the smallest waves. Nearly half 2 million peo2la oathe in the Great Salt lake eYef7 year; they come from all over the world, and tourists are beginning to realize that 8alt Lake City and the magnificent surroundings pe18ent the gfeataat sco2e 9f novelty. and is des
 staea to be tsacfng watering p.ace.
 OCTOPUS q5 < FfdfEza.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-30
OCToPJ5 95 s Ff1ti. .Eg
Fsatsie Iaatsaeet t'gae "A ssrewso.sa ~izht-, DsteEd Oyster Eeas Ruined hy Then.

Battle Isatg se4t Two A Gre vsoa3s Sfzt4t-@
 ostend Oyster Eeas Ruined hy Them
 4 plague of lle octopus .s reported at9stan3. and the ase-famaus oyster 9e6ls of 5aat resort are n serious dan= ger. This visitation $ unusual, for tfa oetopus iz= =asaally found ia the gud of Mexico, along the coast Of soutt.ern California. or in Alaskan waters. some e34hose n tue gulf measure as mac9 es t#enty-dna feet across tha body their arms Stretching out laanitely f kseas, to their prey. They do nat at- saeS n CT a5 2. rule. but there have been many fscee c9mhats when aR unforttlH= aHa 8sLe ee4zsaA happened to hook oae An Ichtby y9Iasst has only lately nats study 93 2 small octopus three feet in diameter. l. was placed in a tank, anG the scientist pae in one finger Tn madiataIg Ole Of the iaht great fae.aeT came t4&asd t. followed Lg tae others. These ra4Iefs. aru1e4 with powerful Sucker attached themselves firmly to the mans finger apI hand, anl ma0e 1o further novemen until ha tried tc withdraw t. Then they held all th9 lighter and the littla mouth spou9e< forth It's inky fluid 10 distance U two feet. At last he released his hand with an effort and tried to touch the 5ody of the octopus. As he did so i. changed colors in rapid succession. passing from black 10 yellow, and thef seemed to be all covered eith blacs spats. Another octopus of the sans size was placed in the tank, and then was q battle royal The sixteen arms Vrithea and twisted, the water waa stained black by the elected fluid, and fl vas q thrilling sight 70 behold the sntangled feelers. wrapped around eGch others bodies. After a little the weak er of the two withdrew his arms, tho other released him. ind the beaten monster drew himself into a corncr t s;fse his wounds
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-30

upon appH-
 A.. Frisco
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-30

requiring special directions giving symptoms The Ladies' Medicine Chattanooga Tenn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-30
snre-vootea Roer Earse.

Tie horses when me 8oers ride are very much ike the Welsh or Scotch ponies being very sure-tooted. and with power CT .ea1ing from rock to rock that Is pbeze1 aai.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-30
Outdoor Air . cureaIr.

,fhe man reason why consum ptiYes 4re sent to New Mexico is that it is al- ways warm enough there to stay out .aors Staying out Of doors is the Snecifc for almost every i'll.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-30

TBuInor swoII .soipRT G! 'pIeYoYd IL g3ames -..iuod IaQ 44lM se atpoau Jaq qlIM dIeqs se s! aqs., ples aq ..'s5es ooqL, HE pue s}IoqIapunql-qeIp Io4BnO 4sa ,Lsqos oql uI 9uop eIem GaQl pug '9Aor 10 slGoqIopunq4 oQl QlIM paude ssoISes ueoEIemy lueIaS!H9q 10 I!ed pa -luaseId9I haqL pa4sHqnd su!aq 9I9M sWood oW!}IPM sIQ uoqM uIQ JoJ m9ql peYIom uoldmnH IIeo p!es oH .m7qa uodn peI9pIoIama eo!Aop feoEIpps eQl le palu!od 7q sp paQ3nRt pug sIad -dNs 10 IEpd pIeMIoJ aqSna tq A[qelId -soQ eq aAols uIIYugId sIq 9IoJoq IoI3 -aIQM IN QlvM lps I sB 9u!uaAa quo
 -1addrs sdsuatqM uI sInns auI
 Tho Is Rat Year.
 By strange coincidence th,a ia Nmouse" or rat" year, according to she Oriental zodiac, and rats,as a cause Of the spread of the bubonlc plague in Japan, are at the same time being killed by the hundreds. A good price has been Set on their heads" The ol2 que is raging, chiefly in Osaka where t got good start in the fac. tories; but Tokio, Yokohama and other places arc adopting strict precaution. ar& Lasasu7ea
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-30

people should patronize home people first, last and all the time
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-09-17
TO ASsASSINATE ROOSEVELT.
A Man Who Announces His Intention
TO Rival Czolgosz.

Berlin, N H, September 13.-Learn-
ing that a mar who left here this fore
noon for New York had declared that
he vas On his way to Washington TO
kill Vice President Roosevelt, Chief OF
Police Youngeliss has telegraphed the
Chief OF Police OF New York to look out
for him. The man was a foreigner.
He tried to buy a ticket to Washington
but could not do so and bought one for
New York
City detectives tonight arrested a
man answering the description OF the
one mentioned in the Berlin, N. H,
telegram. He gave his name as Charles
Miller, OF Berlin. He is a German. The
police. believing him insane, sent him
to Bellevue He claims to be i'll and
says he came TO New York to enter a
hospital. In his pocket vas $50, a small
railroad torpedo and some French lit
erature. He said when he got we'll he
would call on President Mckinley and
Vice President Roosevelt.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-09-17
UPPER CAPE FEAR NEWS.
gilmore and Burns Carried to RAJ
lefgh-Prominent People Pass Away.
Pleasant Card Party.
CORRESPONDENCE of The Messenger.)
Fayetteville, September Is.

CORRESPONDENCE of The Messenger.)
Fayetteville. September Is.
Yesterday Sheriff Burns and Officer
Monaghan carried to Raleigh John
Burns, sentenced at last court for the
killing of Watson Cameron, and Alex
Gilmore. the escaped convict captured
on the east side of the Cape Fear river
a few days ago. Gilmore says that he
has been a deck hand en- ocean steam
ers between the w continents for a
year or two. 1t may be so. for he is a
daring negro; but for all that, colored
men who are trustworthy declare that
they have seen him more than once in
his town and county since he escap
ed from the penitentiary.
Mr.. Cader Parker died at his home in
the northern part Of Cumberland on the
18th inst. full of years and usefulness.
He was for a long time one of the
county commissioners. an upright citi-
zen and a prosperous farmer.
Yesterday Miss Belle Williams died
at her residence in the vicinity Of
Little River academy. fifteen miles
north of this city. She was the daugh-
ter of the late Captain Jack Williams,
and sister of Mrs. S. ". Tillinghast,
and Mrs. J.. B. Huske. of Fayetteville.
A young workman. Mr.. George Nc
Duffn, while employed at the machin-
cry in the Rankin furniture factory in
the southwest suburbs OF this city,
was badly hurt in the hand and arm
by the-splaner.
Mr.. e., Smith. of Bladen county.
brought his son, only II years Of e
to this city a few. days ago for treat
ment in tha misunderstanding sani-
tarium on Green street. Yesterday the
boy became violently l3sane-one Of the
rare cases Of lunacy IN children.
Last evening Mr.. n Mrs. E. J. Lilly
entertained a number OF guests at their
beautiful residence on Haymount
street, in honor of Mr.. George H, and
Miss Rosalie Calvert. OF Cottage Park.
Md. Miss Lillian Slocomb won the
prize in the card contest.
Mr.. A. S. Huske. a prominent grocer
showed the writer some interesting
figures yesterday with regard to n
scupernong business. the greater art
of which he controls. and which comes
chiefly from Bordeaux vineyard, Of
which Mr.. J. NJ. Pearce is proprietor.
For the local market the grape is pick
ed singly, but for shipment it is care
fully clipped in buncnes and handled
with care. and put in convenient pack
ages. Mr.. Huske has regular CUSTOM
ers in every large town in North Caro-
lima. with buyers clear on out to Gin
cinnati.
Mr.. E. D. Kyle, soliciting agent of the
Atlantic Coast Line r. r. Company,
transfers his field Of work from here