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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-27

When you are bilious. use those ia
NOUS little pills known as DeWitt's Lit
tic Early Risers to cleanse the liver
and bowels. They never Grippe. w. II.
King Drug Co.. Bobbitt & Wynne Drug
Company.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-27

HUSTLING YOUNG MAN CAN MAKE
$50 per month and expenses: rermaner:
position: experience unnecessary. Write
quick for particulars. Clark G. Co., +tb
end Locust street, Philadelphia, Pa.
9-2-6m
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ED-EXPERIENCED SALESMAN,
acquainted with retail drug or hotel
trade Give references. Address for
one week, A. r. JUSTICE & CO, us
Chestnut, Philadelphia.
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One Cent a Word.

NO ADVERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR
LESS THAN Is CENTS AN INSERTION.
CASH MUST ACCOMPANY ORDER. sPE.
cIAL DICoUNTs ON LONG CON-
TRACTS.
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BOOK AND TYPEWRIT-
err wants position. Careful, practical
experienced man. Expert typewriter
and capable of handling large cor
respondence. Address BOX 10S, Mt.
Airy, ~. c.
1926 Sun. and Wed. st.
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WANTED.-MAN TO SELL COUN-
try stores hardware, tinware and
woodenware. Address Hardware, 1929
North Caroline Street, Baltimore, Nd.
24-4t.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-27

The President yesterday appointed
Edgar A. Angler, of Georgia, to be At
torney of the United States for the
Northern District Of Georgia.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-27

Hoods Sarsa2arilla is the medicine to
take to restore the appetite and strength.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-27

lHEAPENING N ARTICLE IMPLIES
reducing the quality. ROYSTER's
CANDY Is a little higher. but
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-27

CHEAPNEss is A QUALITY TO BE
avoided in buying Candy. What we
eat should he of The best. RoYSTER's
CANDY is pure and wholesome.
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'PJstoMces Advanced.
(By the Associated Press

(By the Associated Press.)
Washington, March 26.--The following
fourth-class postoffices will be advanced
to the Presidential class on April 1st:
North Carolina-Clinton, Maxton and
Wiliiamston
Virginia-Glennallen and Graham.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-27

wANTED-TWo GOOD FIRST GLASS
white BARRIERS. Address c. f. Griffin.
Goldsboro, n. G.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-27
PRESIDENT SENDS FOX KNOX.
Mckinley Will Offer the Pittsburg Attorney
the Attorney Generalship.
NV the Associated Press

washington, March 26.-The President
has sent for P. c.. Knox, the Pittsburg
attorney He is expected here Thursday,
when the Attorney Generalship will be
offered him.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-27

IIumors feed on humors-the sooner you
get rid of them the better-Hood Sarsa-
parilla is the medicine to take.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-28
S3 .5Is - 2 y u q .%I5t 43t lgs5 4
Me4d 10 His OhlIca t1on.s

Y Media, Pa, has d bach lor's club, re-:
Gently organized. and az is usual With
new converts, the members are Uec,tlit--
arIy jealous Ii their ad Yocacy pf lives
Of sin gle blessed ess One of the mem lR
bers failed to materialize at a eeents
meeting OF; the club, and a committee;
Of one was sent to look him III. The;
delegate unhesitatinEiy headed fpr The;
home OF "a certain popular debutantas
found his man and was sent back WITH
q decided no. Then the club en- mRssa9
went after the baekslid del, cal efreds
him and hauled him bsfore the B board
Of bachelor directors, where he VS.
severely reprimanded.. When the meet
ing adjourned the Young nan promptly
returned to the scene Of his sttrac tfOns
but was followed by the club spresid dent.
who stayed as long as he did. II hen
tor The; first time the discrealted mem
Der offered excuses. ~ You see am
teaching her cribbage,"" he said
that the president conf Gated the CRIB
base board and the iEcid dent was
closed. III "a s. 81 AT 35y
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10y They Went smoetlsly.


TIE following story is told by & 4,
.taveler abe,t one OF the local srssil-s
ways In ireland We we're bounding
along, he said. at the rate Of aboats.
seven miles an fotrr' and the Khsisj
train was shaking terribly expect
ed every moment to see my bones
3protruding through my skin, Passen-
gers were rolling from one end Of the
carriage to- the other. held on Arm
Nv tos the arms Of the saat Presently
we settled down Il, bit quiete
least, i could keep my bat on md
my teeth didn't chatter. There waas
a l quiet boxing man opposite me, n
looked up with ghastly sifile slh'l ssss
ing To appear cheerful, and said :Ess " 81
are going = little smoother, see. ~
rs es "a ne said, we re on The Inc
nov. ---L don Spare Moments.
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Won ssitl 90 buy lF:st a .'si
cheap as the 9th tel s 81
~ I1o sblryss S. LOO wort % VI Y AL Z y
;3,l lp,,e.. c onViinc ed
W eli sell best ply linen.
collars, latest styles and 1i best se. II
quality, and y J. l's cents ss y. N.
We sell ,youl an All 4, wool ! q pair ! I
Of pants mot Z, 8 'l hodd y k1nd !
ISL. Is 4. ,s:= ID. {.
Pair =:seff sound sho 1:
:solidl leather S ~ WORTH Nv S2 :''''
We sell yson i sheetings
! 1T 4 cents, sold elsewhere at
Ks cents s.3;3 &. sss =ss4
4. Finest line of summer dress.
goods ia " rtl,inlgt ton, on A d
Largest and best ass rtm q snt +
1T neokties int he State. q .3,5
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7 s6RkEb TO 4 eHlieF.
TWO chHaf,r % chaSsss, Cleveland; q
~ 4 EEansis, Mtnh, Essmatsd.

TWO chHst,r q charfts Cleveland. o.
EEansta Mtnh, 9ssnatsd.
An6la, MfaA,, june The raai-
Edsnce 81 CAArlss Gleyslsnd, tia M,
ternAk q IN ~ Fr1lciss creamery
IN thls eo1n1y I. ~ 1n1ned 90 x:90 81
M HI mo ;hl1d rae, y by OF 4 yssrs
md an 81 !, Rsttl hss3 s che, fianee.
and his wife may dls q burns. The
1re Was Shaznpn icatGd from 8 de-
festfrl kxealtne stsva. the tank o1
which hid spr9ng aleSk. Mrs. Cleve-
land ana ; ell OF -, enSpoyed o. .
servant, fought the flames with dss.
peratsnn, hut could make no hsst
way. the tank soon exploding and scat
tering busntns OH all over the prem
Uses. The hired siyI wss Eot injured.
Mr.. Cleveland was n the ere afas1y,
ami the house was fast going when he
reached the scene and nothing could
be done TO save the children. Mrs.
Cleveland Il burned about the head
and chest r' asa g g suffering terrible
pain aS,$<! ifsAs'1 E XII ~ n IS y 81
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$50 \ =. Y


! 9s$ H s#
nv shaysSaa NJ i : - B 49, 81 il
,sssaIstsa ~ y Ili Il
Hanna \ .s ~ ns9 ~ u Z - @ I'll
Taslal 49, ~ II \ ! ! II
sliced n1SrsSa u. &A lka11
fIst nose. Ans sfsky halr h,
Gor MY noi Nv bss III
2.st quartz angnAh 4 !. y i
ast W. I've sf y hole slaNssy tAs Y
one great sub1es. " wa rfare
ago between the ssminolG 40 theS
southern PLANTERS, asad upon haeAs
truly speaking. was based tAe b. yS!1
years, war. Hanna does the
the family, and thong she kindi s7sss
I treated, vet ascertsin sco TEN pt sis teIIs
B for her, for ali il an essts en- sss
negro ana ~ sa5s
ole ~ n sfase lt
Teatures seeasi'o ftfS hiasa.
nah II setnr q
semi y. La il
q fol. / he fee st, n
aIis sssseets son, had no been ~ t NH
rel "a deer, an a so
fro III as market, 30 stt Nv
/ pots anu kettles III rsad ~ 2 sifsl
WAS preparing the beef. All n MS
}sle l,aSlike instrument WAS GENT q
s5sd On Il rail near by. afn Ss ass5s
Y 4 elected the object, and sac lf7n ;ss
sway and began busy /, lIasasss 3 'sll
Eha boiling kettle on be sss
camera was adjasted, ata l1s1t sssis
3SSa ~ fS S1,ana 1alld%s AEe M
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Tie Gut Price Cash Store. buys
\ farm produce 8. A s51s S5ss.

T. tt5s ii
Fine We ather Tor corn these DE- days ~
81. Il N /. and Mira Lut timer made 9 call g I
Oh some friends near Heron ll' l'' LEX; Lake
last week s7sSs
lIr.S and Mrs. a ,rtin from near 81 i:
4 lend 81, iowa, have been visiting
: liz parents and other rpeoples here
the lastsw eek. 81
Some of our young people attended at' t
h Tia ice cream social IA Readi1g last last
Friday and export having Z 4 good
time. s;E$
I'D Miss Carrie Y oung returnedl & home
Friday from Wort linz ton where y1 f$ che
sbas been attendipg 81 school thes past '''s
term. IS.
M Gutman IS built ding 81 add 1ftfs
ton to bis house. 5s5s ys553sss5Ss
Miss Martha Schultz, rleice + to y NJ l1Er
! ana Mrs. assmond Is nov employed
ssby5 i C. Ssitser Of N rthinlg, ton.
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LOG NEWS.


Born Oh n w dnesday june Is
| 1901 70. Mr..and Mrs. John Estes, Z
girl II ,F;f: :i$3s n
2S iss Mary Moberlv has /: aac 9 tae'a
U position in N iiss Cheney l1l'1s !?
store l & ..=32 Il & {.: $ "a
County commissi 9 5r q En- Cd : !
=Thursd Their ne xeSp. :t tlSsss 2sil 4
be July 8. s D. I. '3.s## III 4.
Ed. HAYES, Of Lilyerne, was IN
Worthipg ton ~ ednesday ard took ok. il il
THE picnic. D BY, ..5.s5> ~:
John Carlson left Thursday fol
Conger where he has contract ffol
erecting an elevator. 5:s " ss#.
Take your farm pro 'd[l to t tt'e
Cut Price Cash Store. 4 2;.s4. .js A.,
DR.. Hamilton and daughter Of
cheydan who visited friends for 9 9
1 few days, turned home Monday. n
Smoke g ttor Tail
! Cigars, the best !: 81 (; .c'i-
gar III town az I.!lI..s G 60. K Sc !
desky h " /. u. ]. $50 &.
Raw c. a. Anderson and, family
returned home W ednest1ay from az
outing at Lake Mile Lac where they
enjoyed 4 pleasant time. y
Sheriff Reiter assisted by Sheriff
!. Hatley of Humb olt "a. arrested e
Go,lieb spellm YER onr miles ! &ii1 the the
country ont HE charge Of seduction 4
9Tuesda 935S
az Doug lass left Thurs aay,
morning III ManKato whore his wife
will join him ard they viii then then.
visit tho great Buff lo ex posi- iionn,
being absent for some time g
Ray Peterson left with bis parents
Thursda y night for illaRer where
he will recreate for a month. after
which he will return 70 his old poet
tion in the music store: i;z
The bilious, Tired Derous man 60 y.
not successfully empste with bis
haalth ys rfyal. De Wits Litt}EsESley
Risers the femous pills ~ eunst1ps
lion remove the cause Of yout t1cuh-
bles. Il a Gsosdn1sE AtOs n
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III Oxen I, g h GO;
; Aid IN best q tlal Is elits;;
este CD arge . ~ ou 4
NJ; ~ IIs.ss IS to 40 cents. I;
Because s We sell large ~ Y. OF y
s,a ali safety pins 3 cdo J ,ell sola s
n at;, s rs " 0 cents elsseW'hll1ePrle = #
cause sL00): 81; will i II. buy s 20
D worth of ggs ods. u 4. n;
II Becaus So sell noth fa but y.
first class goods Il. 4. "a
Because we are G q DUO 60 t' 'sle
zso,,r5Ib1usiness On BUSINESS p s ] u
scipl IS elliing every { | 7! artlc e ], e. !
IA 3. 80 IS small one and
don Il barge 100 to 200 per cent {: e1''.
o,non { article, butfeve.'.ry piece 7 g
of goods is mark t' Cd IA "a PLAIN ] Y 9.
sfioures and sold lat the price zee
;,,a ed % IA tter i YOU '1'' d. buy
S1'0O worth o. s LOO !)l) worth \
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I: Presbyterian Church.

The pastor will deliver short SER
mons morning and eyening Nh N
~ Subject Of morning sermon IS Jan
One Live the Life 81 a Christian in
sM 81 rc,,mst ances, Ihe evening
sermon will be special for young
hi met, and for those interested in them.
Topic: "A Y onng Man 5 Dangers II
IN thing on S;55ss
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\ Want Il col; o | u ! ] | |.
/: FOR !, SALE, RENT J ETC.

SES&tS q
Wanted Dishwssber at Hotel tel
orthington. s 5s1,s. .s s:..s i :.ss y
. For Sale.--My house sndlo' ons !. s 20
ave. and 9Th street. Mre. ". g. Poss
\ Cream for, sale. !: b. Beckley. I.
For Sale New hay inf field q
delivered. II. N. witch ELI Tel, l98.
III .sS For Sale M resid ence lot 4 aud 9
block 80 corner 18th street and 7th
avenue. James Crandatl
.S For Sale. Kimbsll piano and
. Kimbsn organ that hare boon used
bnt q short tine. Miss 8. u y Cheney
For Sale d Trad cheap ) good
.lsecoDd hahd piano Geo " ilson
70 son. u
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% rTloREW GOT IN FtR 81 s

Norta IAskotan saerrrd a xsslaabss Gitsi e
NJ t ~ n. ~ a sHsswA Messas.au
Il o1ever much people may iffeR.
from ex-senator Pettag9sEs az NaftA
Dakota, polft ioally an WHO know him aia
pronounce him d good fe.loRf' I and
deserving 81 the great fortune Ne e
said 10 haee saquipad recently " Ne e
stocA malkSt u A. his home in the
they tell a story OF him EE1E
which illustrates why, he 50 raEeix
failed IN xny task he had set h q s
HI was onos engaged In q land ttfx g
action In which tangie aroso. aAd
he and Z rival claimant were lsft % sEfl
the Same footing % to the equities So6
the case, everything dspendtng "a Who g
should make his AltnX hrst g tbs die-
triut land o1acs NJ. PsttisreW bea1l71rr
ed train at once lar the place y h -
this once Was situated, but he noticed
seated In one Of the cars 3 man Who
had some reputation thsr0bon4sS -
land ag1nt, and whom he suspected 81 \
shavihy been hired by his adversary ~
4 ne "a no hand g q prox5 hen me q
IN vas within y lew mikes o93 &c -
1and once astati en a. tigresF !
8Iisd fsrwasd sto the cub. and a1tef
short conversation with Tho enEfnasr
Induced him TO slip the coupling tllalt
attached the tender 70 " tina rst CT
The aesnmotixa steamed into t0Nn -
tdRopptiA IT. al entelprising If Dassehlr,
Who tran to- fths fand offoe and nsatafei
=
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2c.t aud Dog ora w !, Ill ds.,

The most curious cemetery is slt:s1
$uated at Luxor, on the Nile. Here rss|
pose the mnmmified bodies of MT y s Y
4of sacred cats. Th eir remains areS 81
~ side With the bodies OF kings u II
@emperors In ma,lsol Gums, 4 A fa aasassssSsE
canine Il cemetery is5 to .ibe seen
hind the summer palace at tt'esiilzsss
WHARF 1000 the pets of tlsa
rlo,n nonarchs ef ahtna aSa 1atA t -
|ras&. Il zach A1an1si hassA rolas j
sgt(ltsS O. r. s0uss ~ (b
alA 1 - I ss:'g
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Plsnty AZ blsnk sts ~ II. IN Lsw4sy
~ IA e ksnoy I'M Thurtd iosj
Ainnssp polls N
n. Ei,s Le.ta Rsn.gs IN Thursda
III Ainnsa rolis. M ; {:
n \. Ms Mary Dobner IN Thursda y
Efor Berlin Wiz. II \ II s3s.
Dr. Sullivan, ~ Adrian, No N,
town Thursday
Bart Timmons, 81 Adrain took iDt
/ the picnic " ednesdaY ~ .5553
3. 4. Mel hesaey, 81 Brewster, 4
lin town Thursday 4,
Miss Gsrtis Blair left FOR her home
Friday, at Clsrinda IA. u. NJ
sJerry Blackburn, III Sheldo took
lin the picnic N ednesd 3ss5 4
32st 60. Miller, Of heron ke, ram. .ll55
ssactsd business here shursSlay F
The Olson girls, oFs8 3lFsraairis q anc,--
| ton are visiting friends this ws ek .s.
F5s NE. Levin of,st: James VA AZ kibssss
Hands With his Old friends hes. "a I
nesaag.1 7 5,;s AZ I. 81
Miss Christine Hiiekm il, 3lsd
Wing is visiting her brother, 4 \
II iti 's.d allaaa }o Il n:
| : (,l.4s. Parker, cous u N, III Ri;
Fritz, It Thursday for M ,.1 hi i
w u, R%Sss;h4il $;;.8 s5s y
" W. Kizs Heale easS q ii il.s5
wss th Of irsnslA II s4. Nh {s h:
! / 1~s{a ',s5etise sda *s- # y.
!! Hs'r jjfpeS ;rotlt fi L b fsFs
a5sfs1 sin from b8n j d II i n n
I i,#es. county =. s5S s.ss ..ss
CIV Wheeler lfft. Thu fsfla tEo7
HAIRS, Ia, to, assist his 5l}rothsr$ sitlll
! uui'diuga church :5@ ( 535s =S*
- Avn hSS - AOIli I1sAll aiStie$tG4 iASA
in Caaada Friday after sereral tweeks
visit with fri nds here. tEe &.s s ~ Ss
Miss Tilla Shauabap, Of Fairbau't
was the guest Of her brother, John
in this city Wednesday. g /: IS
Miss Richie Maxwelltleft for Fair,
mont Thursday to attend the state
Sunday school convention II
VIM. struse, Of Red Wing, q regis.
tered pharmacist il now employed a
I'm. Hickman drug store. .z5 4 !.
Miss Edith Anderson Of Window
was 10 a guest OF the Misses Newkirlk
during the Woodmen picnic il. I \. \
Bob Vreeland, g.. Q. Allen, and
III. w. Merkham 81 Sioux Falls were
guests 1t 4. I Latta this wee . ~ ];
u psas :, disssss ~ / dss th follow n !
nselsos 81 ths ,oSsls - DsW'llIli u n
Il llsllp nssiy issss . rsgu' ats thl,ssall
4 a. W Wills i'd 800 ~ your lifs
Il spA liis Is your ysars. asy g t Y g
Hneyss erips. y A.0rodaser \ Sss H
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|. q. i'll wond ers ever ceasel inquire
the friend . Of Mrs. s Peace, 81
lawrence Kans. They knew she had.
81 ca unable 70 leave her bed in seven
years on account 81 kidney and liver
troubls Z eryous ostration and gen
seral debility but \. hree bottles Of
Electric Bitters ena bled mo to walk
she writes; and II three months i
felt HE anew rerson. W onep suffering
from headache, bscE lac H, nervous
ness, sleep |essnes me lanchc u, faint
ing and dizzy spells III find it a
priceless blessing Try i sa,isfac-t
ton is auaraD iced 9 Onl O. at II.
sA. Greetings q drug stofe n .iS s3353.
II you onss try TIE FULL CREAM
che d The cash osa.ey you. viii
.st1sysI ~ + By y
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j. follows the 6ag. Manila, z. :.
The soldiers coming here ask g e
I order Rocky Mountain Tea, sfsskins
highly Of this remedy By steamer,
Essn gross. kizellusx Go. Al
| your drsggist. VI .5s, 4. 4. n.
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Ohio Miners RetuE1 TO Work.

: Columbus, g., June aG,=-A telegram
RECEIVED BY President tfasbfns OF the
Ohio Mine Workers. announces that,
the strife Of 100 miners at Old or
chard mine ID, Guernsey county, has
been settled and the men returned to
work. The men had been out two
weeks on account Of q dispute over.
the scale. Ss5 }S$ n sy. 5s@ Ut ttE a y b
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4 hoIessale .Grooers 70 Combine. !.

@s Wholesale Grooers to Combine.
Saginaw. Mich, June 26.--Mfchagan
wholesale grocers have taken steps
TO form trust capitalized It $780,
900. John symons. OF .Symons Broth.
5ers is'the PROMOTER. ahd from reports
he has received from Grand4 Rapids.
and other cities Id, ls7aonndent arti-
cles Of Incorporation will be hl7d
shortly. II iii NJ {: sl .5s% (,
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Cut rice Cash Store,
Old STAND. 4. D


Thnrsda y night for i lager whore
they will make their WI make their
future home. a 5S
u The jury in the 4 Koch forgery case
returned Thursda morning after BY
ing out All night Wit verdict 81
not guilty. The \ second indictmnt
was dismissed. VI {s35. 5S
ou5ca 4 sell your farm pre- uce At.
the Cut Price Cash Store. I
Kindles anew The fires Of youth.
sIts the head 81 TIE works. Tbs
main epring fIife. Rock u Mountain
/ Tea mad bv B Mcdison co. Z #
!, Ask * your: druggist q. #
/ Fl Naylor, 81 81 James, lost IA
pocket book On the ball grounds
SN,Ygednesda containing Ia small
amount Of, money and annual passE
for himaelf and wife on the Omaha'
road finder please return same to the
Omaha ticket Office and receive az
ward. 5ss$ 35S;s5 h, x
James Brown 81 Portsmouth w
cver 50 yesrs of aee suf fered for yeals:
With . bad sore IS iii face: Pbyd..
clans coold not help hin. DeWitts,
Witch Hazel cured him permanently
+ ~ Grozinger s 81 s4
MI. Austin,s mother IS still confined
to her bed from the elects OF her
runaway ride last Frida u but hopes
to 81 about ii 4 few days, her
daughter N Hildyard who has
been with her since saturday expects
70 return to her home ia Window
sTh ursday
Eczema salfrh sMn1, II |, cha fng,
wv poisoning and al: Xxi. TOT nrsss
NJ quivA cured 81 eWitsss
Witch Hszel Save The CERTAIN pill
NJ q. u. Grozinger . co. Z
Bernard Carpenter waa taken .ins
custod q ssday afternoon charged
with larceny with the othar jours
boys. u y /. Was expected that they
would be giveu an opportunity. to-
make 4 plea Thdrsd ! afternoon, and
4 date for hearing feed Geo. w
Wilson has besn retained as counsel
Tor Do ansy and the Muck boys.
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BigelOW Items { !,

Quite a number from this 81 city at y.
tended the ~ cod mems! Il picnic at
/. W orihington " SO netday
;Lstall come ~ the celeb ratiof'n' IS a g
Bigelow "a the 4th5'.nd Y have ave- g 5000
time. PLENTY Of room 1 for PEI all who " g
come. Come IL. IN zss i i
5s,$. j. ,:N " d smiling face we see g
ssin Bigelow again. Apply to see see y J'u
\ Frank, around again. :sS#+ VI
Earnest II oskinss I nd sHary ii 1''ls
went to Vc1thingt "a \ " ,l n lea lag, s
Mrs. G. E Is ting over IS the J
which has been troubling oil''1 q
her ss5..5% ,5& III s5@ I.
II Mrs. 3: H. Brown from Alendtoe'llprlhl
1 was he Re visiting Tuesday S. s<, "
n Tie l,ut Price Cash Store b buys 4
. farm produce Il. sss,.s s>s
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Don't forget that the fall term m !. OF
ssth,s !. 1ankaio Co mmercia College
will begin 81 pt. 8 rite To-, I. e Gaia &
logue.
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5 Improved farm for sale, $40 acres, g,
! IL miles from county seat, (i il 1qE
sated city) write forfull particulars e g
r. Fl Borrup, Box 2s8, v ebster, 3.
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nj. =. Church.
Regular morning and evening seIyice.

3sssiia ~ "a
For Sale a well improved farm,
one mile from. " orthing On, address
lock box 6l5, Wo1t bington N inn u
VIZ Emo
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4 Seven Is ears in He'd.

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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-10-10
Celebrating tho Wheat Crop.

A new kind OF celebration has come
in to prominence in the west--the
wheat carnival or jubilee. In the
&C anties OF Kansas where this crop
has been marvelously large this season
there have been held celebrations OF
the bountiiul returns that were
unique and interesting. The towns
were turned over to jollity, and the
decorations had but one tone-wheat.
On the store fronts were bundles OF
straw, heads Of wheat in festoons, and
other decorations made ingeniously
out Of the product. The parade was
made up Of wheat.decorated wagons
while the prairie girl who acted as
queen Of the jubilee was empowered
high amid waving pyramid Of the
finest sheaves that could be CLEANED
from the fields. For amusement the
people threw wheat at each other or
attended the midway" that was ar.
ranged with many odd attractions
that appealed to the farmers and
their families. The aggregation Of
freaks and the merry-go.rounds were
new to hundreds Of the people from
the farms and they made the day ont
Of sport from morning until late al
night when display o. fireworks
interested and delighted the attend
ant thousands.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-10-10
FIRE IN CLAY POT WORKS.
Six Men Injured and 166 workmen Made
Idle for Several Months-Gas
Tank Endangered.

Pittsburg, Pa, Oct. Fire yester-
day in the Pittsburg clay pot works
in Allegheny damaged the plant to
the extent of $2SO,0OO, injured six
men and enforced an idleness of sew
eral months upon force of lO5 work.
men. The injured men were firemen
who were on the roof of the boiler
house when the wall fell and they
were carried with it. None of them
will die. The fire originated in the
boiler room from an unknown cause
and quickly burned its way through
into the upper floors used as driving
room and kept at a high temperature.
From there they communicated to
block No. 3 and it was soon reduced
to ruins.
The immense gas tank Of the Phil
adelphia company, recently erected,
containing 100000 cubic feet Of gas,
was within 100 feet of the fiercest Of
the flames and prodigious efforts had
to be made to save it from explosion