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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-25
Wake the WeaIthiest County
and Makes Next to Lar
gest Increase.
FORSYTH LEADS IN AMOUNT OF GAINS
The Figures For 80 Counties and Show
a Valuation Of $26O,S7S,SO5. Scot
lands First Valuation aud the Baby
County Makes a Fine Showing. In
teresting Array Of Figues.

The increase in the valuation of prop
erty for the present year over that for
1900 will be between twenty and twenty
five millions.
Official figures from 90 of the 81 coun-
tics received by State officials show an
increase in property valuations of $20.
ISL .07S. This is the largest increase in the
history of the government for years.
The valuations for the present year
from counties heard from is $500, S7S, SO5 as
compared with s24O, 747,727. The counties
that have not yet reported are Catawba,
Edgecombe, Harnett, Mitchell, Rocking
ham, Vance and Wilson.
Wake county is the wealthiest of all
the counties in the State according to
the new assessment, which places the
valuation of property in the capital
county at 81, 1874, SOC. Last year Meek
lenburg led in wealth with valuation
Of $50, 900 in excess of that of Wake.
Forsyth leads with increased assess
nlents for the year, the amount being ST.
$50, 1856. Wake is next with an increase
of 81, 044, 744. Guilford and New Hanover
show nearly a million increase. The
increase in Mecklenburg is 1897, 767.
Wayne shows an increase of 100000.
Scotland shows up for the first time
with an assessed valuation of s1,692,99S,
which places it far in advance of many
counties.
Durham county shows a decrease of
nearly quarter of a million. Among the
other counties that fell behind last years
assessment were Cumberland, Jones,
Swain, Tyrrell, Watauga anu Rockingham,
which gave Scotland to the State.
The figures by counties for the two
years are as follows:
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-25
ON TO THE CAPE FEAR
The Mills Road to be Extend
ed South.
President Mills Prospecting New Territory.
Reported That the Road Will 60 10
Ellington.

The Raleigh and Cape Fear Railroad IS
to be extended.
Whether the road is to go to LilliIs-
ton, the county seat of Harnett, or some
other point on the Cape Fear River is
not known, but certain it is that the
road is to penetrate the splendid terri
tory south of Wake county.
Mr. j. A. Mills, the President and
owner of the road, made trip through
the country yesterday to the Ellington
section. 1t is said that Mr.. Mills is yet
undecided as to what point he Will
build the extension, and that he is
making an investigation now for the pur-
pose Of reaching a decision.
Mr. Mills is man of action and few
words, and he has not made public his
plans. All that is known is that the
road is to be extended to the Cape Fear
river, and that it will be at no distant
date. The Ellington people are very
anxious for the road, and it is the gen
eral belief that it will ultimately go
there
The Raleigh and Cape Fear now goes
to Sippahaw, a distance of twenty miles
from here. 1t is about fifteen miles
from Sippahaw to Ellington. That
country is rich in resources and it is one
of the finest pine timber sections in the
State. The Raleigh and Cape Fear has
been a wonderful factor in the develop
ment of the city, and the people of Ra-
leigh take great interest in anything
pertaining to its success
The people. from Fuquay and Sippahaw,
who were here yesterday, talked Of
nothing but the proposed extension.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-25
A NOTED LECTURER.
Durham Elks Secure Hon. Edward w. Hatch
of New York.
(special to News and Observe

Especial to News and ,Observer.l u
Durham, N. c., Dec. 23.-On the night
of January 4th, 1902, Judge Edward W..
Hatch, of the Supreme Court of New
York, will appear at Durham Opero House
in his famous lecture The Trial of Christ
Before Plate from Lawyers Stand
point
Durham has the honor of being the
third American city to hear this classical
lecture, and the only Southern city, New
York and Boston being the other two
previously favored.
To be rated with Bourke Cochran as an
orator, is placing ones powers upon a
high plane in that sphere, but such is the
compliment paid Judge Hatch by all who
have heard him.
1t is estimated from present rate at
which tickets are being sold that the
opera house will be packed The lodge Is
having large number of applications from
outside towns for tickets, and the au-
dienoe which will greet Judge Hatch on
the night of the fourth gives promise to
be made UP of the best people not only
of Durham, but adjoining cities
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-25
From Morning Until Night There Are Enter
tainments Many

OF the many Christmas exercises schcd-
uled for this week there are a number
that come today.
At 10 o'clock this morning the teach
ers and pupils of the Presbyterian Sun
day School meet in their school room and
parties will be made up for personal dis
tribution to the needy of the many articles
contributed yesterday.
During the day the Young Peoples
Union of the First Baptist church, will
distribute a number of we'll filled stock
ings containing dolls. toys and candy to
homes which Santa Claus might forget.
On yesterday the liberal hearted ladies' of
$75 to the poor. 1t is a church that
does this thing at other times besides
Christmas, for it's monthly expenditure
for the poor amounts to $45.
At 4:3O this afternoon the Lend a
Hand Circle" of Edenton Street Method
ist Sunday School will be at the Methodist
Orphanage where the Circle have ar
ranged Christmas tree for the orphans
At o'clock at Christ church Sunday
School there will be Christmas tree and
short talk by Rev. NJ. M. Marshall.
At o'clock at the Pilot Mills Baptist
church there will be Christmas tree,
with songs and other exercises.
At 7 O'Clock Epworth Sunday School will
have what promises to be one of ire
pleasantest of the Christmas entertain
ments. This will be cantata 1.-THE
Charmed Garden" Santa Claus will be
present to do his full duty.
To all these exercises invitations 10
the patrons and friends Of the school a-e
extended. 1t is the Christmas time and
these entertainments are proving attrac-
tive features of the week.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-25
THE GIFT:sOcIABLE.
Baptist. Tabernacle EundayNs chooldW ill;Nov
Aid the Needy.

The gift sociable of the Baptist Taher-
nacle Sunday school last night was a
most pleasant occasion. Pupils, teach
ers, officers and friends met, and
brought with them many articles to be
distributed to the needy.
Clothing, furniture, provisions, wood
tickets and many other practical Christ
mas gifts for the needy were brought.
Today committee will distribute these.
and they are certain to carry good cheer
with them.
After the sociable, the pupils adjourn
ed to Metropolitan Hall, where faithful
practice was done on the Trades Car
nival," which is to be given tomorrow
night. This is to be a charming mus-
cal event, the solo and chorus work be-
ing especially enjoyable features. in ad-
dition to the attractive costumes to be
worn. nyable te4
For pupils and patrons no charge is
made for admission, but Is cents fol
children, and rs cents for adults will he
the admission fee for the public.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-25
Mrs. M. w. Hood's7Funeral,

The funeral services of Mrs. M. W.
Hood we're held yesterday afternoon at
o'clock at her home, $40 South Blood
worth street.
After a severe illness of two months
she passed away Sunday morning at
$50, her death having been expected
from her illness. Her mother and other
relatives were with her in the final
hours.
The funeral services were conducted by
Revs. w. d. Hubbard and G. F. Adams
The pail bearers were: Messrs. l.. w
Alderman, Eustis Womble, Lonnie John
son Eldridge Smith and A. A. McDon-
aid. The interrnent was in the city
cemetery.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-25
A Golden Remembrance

A most graceful and timely Christmas
gift was made yesterday by Mr. Joseph G..
Brown, president of the Citizens Ma
tional Bank.
1t was made to the members of athe
police force of Raleigh and it consisted
of gold. To each of the guardians of the
peace he gave a $3.50 gold piece and it
was greatly appreciated by all.
Mr.. Brown in making the gift said that
this was for the attention and diligence
OF the police who had done faithful SER
vice in the oversight of bank property.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-25
SUIT FOR DAMAGES
BROUGHT BY MR. R. O. KING
Understood That He Will Ask for $50, 900 For
Injury in seaboard Wreck.

Suit was yesterday entered in Wake SUI
perior court by Mr.. R. O. King against
the Seaboard Air Line Railway.
AS yet only the summons has been
served, but it is understood that Mr.. King
will bring suit for damages to the
amount Of $50, ZOO. Mr.. Armistead Jones
is his lawyer and has the case in charge.
Mr.. King was injured in the wreck at
Cameron, September 2Sth; and his physic-
ians say he will never be able to re-
sumo his work He was badly injured
and was in bed for over two months Mr.
King was a travelling salesman and rep
resented Baltimore cigar firm. He is
able to get about with the assistance OF
crutches.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-25
JOHNS SANTA CLAUS

Twas the night before Christmas
His prayers had been said,
And John was pretending
To be asleep in his bed.
He had heard how old Santa.
As his parents had said,
Each Christmas came riding
In his big reindeer sled.
SO John got to thinking
Just what he would do.
FOR he had his own doubts
About this tale being true.
And the sly little rascal,
Though lying so still,
Was anxious TO see
Who his stocking would fill.
Then she heard a slight noise
y Somewhere in the room, t#N
: And lie slyly peeped out # XII
To set'if ''Santa Claus" had come.
But his pa looked so funny
In his night shirt and cap,
That. John got to laughing
And caused mishap.
His pa heard that smoker
While filling Johns sock,
And he raised up so sudden
That his head got knock.
Twas a broad mantle shelf,
And he raised up so quick,
The back of his head
Got a pretty hard lick.
His Pa danced around
With his hand on his head
Put | guess | won't tell YOU
just what his Pa said
The fire was all out
And the room was pretty cool
John never heard such words
In his Sunday School
John covered lis head
Without another peep.
Being so snu.c and warm,
Soon dropped off to sleep.
Next morning quite early,
Like, most other boys,
He walked up his parents
To show them his toys.
They told him old '.Santa Claus
Was a good man to come &
And bring him these candies, s% ~
This toy gun and drunls T@l
II saw him last night
To his mothers surprise,
Said John, land his language
Most made my hair rise. F"
He got vexed at something Ht
While filling my stocking;
And the way hefdid swear
Was really quite shocking
And thenTJohn looked n n ~ rgssr
At his Pa on the sly,
When his Ma was not, looking,
And winked his left eye. M
But maybe 'twant him
But some fellow he'd got
To help fill the stockings,
There's such albig lot.
One can't do it all, ia.
He'd be broke all to pieces.
The children keep coming, ~
And his business increases.
When John had gone out,
His Pa said it would seem
John ate too much supper,
And had a bad dream.
GEORGE T. NORWOOD.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-25
GEN TooN WORSE AGAIN.
Had Chill Yesterday Morning. Attorney
General Moved to the Hotel ,e

Gen. T. F. Toon, who was thought to
be recovering from the attack of pneu-
monia, was worse yesterday and his con-
6ition is again critical He had a chill
yesterday and the relapse in his weakened
condition, make his condition all the more
serious The. consulting physicians were
again called in yesterday.
Attorney General Gilmer was removed
from Rex Hospital Sunday, when he had
been for ten weeks past, and is now al
the Marlborough. The change did him
good and he has been much brighten
since. Eat
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-25
Two Artistic Sights.

Among the many beautiful windows in
the city there are two picture windows
that are artistic. One is the ship and
the lighthouse, with realistic electric
lights, seen in A. B. Stronachs WINDOW.
The other is one that delights the chill
dren. 1t is Little Red Riding Hood and
the wolf, with grandma's home, trees,
birds and everywhere the glittering snow
1t is in Sherwood Higgs & Co.'s window
and is a work of art. =
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-25
A New Corporation.

The Adams Grain and Provision Com
pany, OF Charlotte. was granted articles
Of incorporation yesterday by the Score
tary of State The amount of capital
stock authorized is $40 600, and the incor-
porators are John J.. Adams, Geo. FL.
Brokenbrough, and C. C. Kennedy.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-25
No Trains to Fuquay Christmas.

No trains will be run over the Mills
road on Christmas day. President Mills
says he wants the employees to enjoy
Christmas and therefore no wheels will
turn.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-25

Grippe Knockers cure any cold, or any
case of La Grippe in 10 hours. Csc. at
yonr druggist.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-25

You never really know man unless
you allow yourself to owe him money.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-25

Many woman who knows how to dress
herself knows very little about dressing
a turkey.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-25
TWENTY MILLION INCREASE
IN PROPERTY VALUATIONS
Assessment of Property For the Present Year
as Compared With Last Year Shown by
Official Returns From Counties.
SEVERAL COUNTIES SHOW A DECREASED
ToDAY's CHRISTMAS EVENTS.

Total ;. :. :. $3.50, S7S, SO5 $24O, Az:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-13

me spectacle a. public parks In
this city. defied by houses ef pros
sitution. continues q Be tolerated ~
the police.
Il has hecn the custom 90 ane tasss
houa e during the summer seasons
and allow them Ia operate Without
restraint. drawing tneir patTunaxs
from the crowds u men, wamen.
girl. ard boys Who stroll out u ths
PARKS fer rrcrratiaa. In the sin
ter time these houses e li-fasne ar
weri patreniaed every aixht. bat zines
are not collected.
one year agn tn star exposed ssv
eral Of these heil-heles. specifically
naming the places an Lake Wash
ington and describing the arEtaa
which took place within. Chtnf 81
Police Reed shruKxsd MS shoulders
and the lniquisies went on As bs-
fore.
Il IL nov az 20 chief Meredith "a
put these resorts out % business
II IL idie 10 cislm that with nleush
Detectives such as h has On NJ
force. the joints eannat b. made q
yield plenty of evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-13

The Pineus Hrethers and the
Clanceys have taken one step in adj
vance II the other gamblers IA the
Tenarrloin by Informing theie Gus
TONERS, through the medium q the
public nress. that no stud-pokcf
games are tolerated in their moral
establishments but plain.
innocent black jack games, Il il
quite possible now that the many
gambling establishments will take
the hint and 80 70 advertising. How
would Il look FOR Instance 90 see fine
large display ads hy "tho leading
gambling houses telling The public
81 special bargains ia black jack.
poker and farof They might even
announce spring reductions ~ nfty
per yent. n the percentage agatnat
the players as special leader to
draw trade.
A. gambling - an established in
dustry N Seattle. despite the pro-
tests % the law. why should the
gamblers not advertise freely Ike
the merchants and be admitted O.
the chamber of commerce They
arr alleged O. have a pronounced in
nusnce in stimulating commercial
prosperity in this town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-13
AUcrloA SALES.


AUCTION sale ~ hnr furniture ~.
y. q. Hteksrton'a salssrpGfnN. 1919
firsf aseuue On Thursday. the
18th 81 70 o'rioek shnrr. The cnu-
tents u fn.ronm private haaHa. and
cnuHIats ~ parts ~ follows oak.
ash and black walnut bed sntH
iron beds springs. mattresses. Pill
iuea bedding extension tables
dining chairs siaebohrd book
rase. center tables. rockers up
hniHtefed rariof suite. elegant up
riuMf piano fNess England. Do
meafie sewing machine. oak ward
rctsa lace curtains. port inrea.
shasss. Kitchen afirnn safe. rFuck +.
cry. sifgrrvRre. kifchru uteueilF
firusseia and Noqurt caruetH nna
art squares. Majestic steal range
cook stoves heaters. aaA ramEpa.
etc Il q riekrftnn uuctiuuctr,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-13

Tire Rain King returned last even
ting from a iaunt dawn. through cai-
tfornla. and vas amazed ard dis
xusted when ne found dust fiYiug
through the atmosphere. just a. u
Il were June Within the space 81
70 minutes he had kervd up the
cloads and the pattsr- patfer Of VA
ser drops was heard To-day ths
climate l. reaa3ustsd 20 the eAtab-
.llshed February basis. and All tbsng,
are moving on ne usual
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-13
THANKFUL
TO SEATTLE

skaeway people. according % Dr.
l., :. Keller. are grateful q the PEG
pie ef seattle far she ready heip
given "a hensver really needed pr
Keller. who ia president ~ the skaE
way chamber &c eummerru, T. la ~
attic on business. Speaking ~ con
dltiana ln the nnrth. hr said
Alaska, though rich IN natural
resources and rapidly deNsiarinn. d
set IN need ~ assistance IN obtain
Ing necessary legislation. The geo
pie keeniy appreciate the ald given
hy the Seattle chamber ~ sHmmcrce
and the Washington delegation at
The uhtinnal capital.
'sNhe ahsnfhina issue az SkaEwAy
now Il the tuwueste dispute. We fcf
that the Case taa decided against "a
without a rrarsr understanding ~
the facts. The endorsements by -
attic ~ our Efforts 70 obtain a re-
hearing n very grateful help e.
SkaEWay. II ~ win the eaEa. SkaE
vas NIli have building and deVsi
oplng boom that II worthy ef the r..
aitle spirit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-13

Is. March 6. 30. 10. 20. IS. 30 Aplh =
For Alaska Leave Seattle 2 n
Cottage cfY. Feb. p = Mht.h II
"a. Arril ia Senator Feb. ~ Mhfsh
/. "a. ait AprI iS Al hi Feb y ~
March g. a April 0. steamer l"hNea
every NTH day thereafter
Ticket omss. ats Tirst ave srstas
upnlAWt. ocean beck seattle uHoaAli
PERKINS q Co zen. Auts san ftsNrlzsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-13
nuslNraa cAANcEa-

OLYMPIC on Company stock n
looking IN those who have an.
piled for lsc shares can get them
" they take them on or before
Thursday tomorrow. after which
no stock will be sold for HISS than
20 cents per share. Olympic OIL
Co. room II, Haller block. Seattle.
Phone. Black Is.
MAN with $3.50 cash can secure In
trrest Ia business paying him 500
month clear; clean Inside work
Inquire G. a. Linn. i02 Yesler near
First.
PARTY with 1915 can secure good
pnyinR business, new building and
good location. Inquire NJ ais New
York block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-13

Herman Anderson. injured At AZ
plesree cove. Va kitnap cpur ts yes
terday hy a stone having fallen upon
hts head. vas oroaEht q Seattle Last
night and removed % Pruviaence
hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-13

WHY PAY RENT when YOU can
own your own homer We will sell
you a lot 60xii5 In size for $500 on
easy mohthly payments. By nay.
ing cash you can get liberal dis
count ana we can get you the
money 70 nuild With at a low rate
OF interest which can be Maid hark
In monthly installments instead ~
paying rent 20 landlord You arc
paying for your own home. These
lots are only two blocks from the
car line IN G =. stones old home.
stead nj Fremont. Edwards a
STONE. agents. ~ Hinckley block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-13

Ten Years Active Trae,les
WA. II. nUrrNGk. Attorney at
INw. Advice ffea. HuigH prose-
eutea and asfsaaeA In eli courts.
~ YeA~~ experiences. Proceedings
~ bankruptcy. eumpk MES ineuf'
poratsi. Abstracts carefully 81.
smlnee Collections made - AL
parts u the tin6tei Htaf~s hsEh-
eHt commercial and bank fsferrn.
re# ST. Third avenue. Opposite
Puhile Lihrarf Phone Main 100
~ ~ POSTER formerly ~ Aeg'un-
nriisttfle o.. haFls sx-rvfsreeu W
hsnhHuptes. general iaw rfaetirs,
collections. etc ~ Pacific Tliock.
fiARTfuRb nEAUNOST. council.
or-at.iaN. pvKteF Iiprsgn Hank 30
riEnRE y FKRRf 1850 second
J a kEiI0u6. - ifausy bauainr
lt,NsoS 4 AfirT. 8 isosion nleek.
~ u fAMnrTn. ~. i pAelne bis
a q MACDONALD. 80 rufkr Bid
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u q coNovsit. ia Halter BIDS
LYMAs s. KNArp. ~ iiallsf hlds
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ptcHAHp OSBORN .cs-s Y ~
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. y KrYEs 81 New York niock
Frea n Peterson. gia Mutual t.ise.
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the FIGHT is
VET In DOUBT

CINCINNATI. q. Feh. Is Prep
.nratfuna Tor the fenfies- Buhiln nght
ate being continued regardless Of
Gov Nash if the cuurf refuses To-
interfere. the hght win probably not
br stepped hy IL penyy The mat
Tor vii not b. decided before Fri-
daN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-13

PORT TOWNSEND = The quar-
antino on vessels coming from
southeastern Alaska has been rails.
ed BY Quarfernshter Dfflcer Foster.
under Instructions from Washing
ton. Smallpox no longer prevails
there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-13

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present time, and newcomers are
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-13

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-13

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GREEN LAKE property n specinltv
j. N. WAllingford. ROCKWELL bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-13

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