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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-10
BANQUET AT THE Me- BRIGGS.
Splendid Entertainment Given By the Man
agement at the Formal Opening.

Wilson, N. c., April Especial 1.-The
management of the new Briggs Hotel, de-
sirous of showing their ability as enter
tainers, gave at their formal opening a
banquet and dance last night During the
early part OF the evening the young peo-
pie gathered at the Banner warehouse
where they danced to the pleasant strains
Iof Hollowbushs orchestra until one
O'Clock, when the Wilson German Club
and their guest went to the dining room
of the new Briggs where a most de-
lightful banquet was served.
Among those dancing were: Mr. T. M.
Anderson with Miss Pauline Woodland;
Mr. T. d. Martin with Miss Eliza Lamm,
of Williamson; G. T. Stronach with Miss
Bessie Harriss; Mr. j. c. Eagles with
Miss Helen Gray, of Kinston; Mr.. w. Fl.
Graves with Miss Rosa Battle, of Raj
egh; Mr.. John Arlington, of Rocky
Mount, with Miss Helen Battle, of Rocky
Mount; Mr.. j. A. Clark with Miss Leila
Phillips of Tarboro Mr.. j. R. Cooper.
of Rocky Mount, with Miss Pearl Tay-
Tor. of Rocky Mount; Mr.. ]. N. Miner
with Miss Beers, of Richmond Mr. Hugh
Murray with Miss Florence Chalf, of
Rocky Mount; Dr. C. A. Thompson with
1.
with Miss Matte Farmer; Mr.. Robt.
Davis with Miss Hattie Phillips, of Tar
horo; Mr.. Will Harriss with Miss Sallie
Graves Mr. Bowie Gray with Miss EN-
ME Green; Mr.. John A. Moore with Miss
Mary Farmer; Mr.. Frank Taylor with
Miss Ollie Clark; Mr.. S. B. Reison with
Miss Sue Selby: Mr.. Hadley Moore with
Miss Helen Jollife. of Baltimore; Mr.
M,
Mr.. George Staunton with Miss Mary
Jolliffe, of Baltimore; Mr.. j. E. Johnson
with Miss Margaret Applewhite Mr.. W.
B. Whitehead with Miss Alice Hammond
of Baltimore Mr. Robt. Barnes with Miss
Daisy Weaver; Mr.. Harry Wainwright
with Mrs. Christie of South Carolina;
Mr. Will Clark with Miss Margaret Had
ley; Mr.. S. Burwell with Miss Fannie
Brodie; Mr.. E. T. Peoples with Miss
Annie Simpson; Mr.. T. S. Pace with Miss
Paige Morton, of Virginia.
Chaperones: Mr.. and Mrs E. F. Nadal
Dr. and Mrs. w. J. Jones, Jr., Mr. and
Mrs H. G.. Connor Mr.. and Mrs Campbell
Dance.
Stays: Messrs. jackson and Munds, of
Wilmington; Messrs. Crawford. Yelverton
and Switzerland, of Goldsboro; Messrs
Mitchell ana WeDD, or klnSton; MeSSrS.
Thorpe, Abram Howell, Miller Of Rocky
Mount; Messrs. Harriss, Gorham, Cobb,
Williams and Moore of Wilson.
In outward appearance the old Briggs
Hotel is hardly recognizable. the old
parts of the office, lobby and dining
| room have been taken away and in their
| places have come tasteful effects in de-
| sign and arrangements. The management
deserves a great deal of credit for the
success of last night, the occasion is one
| that will long linger as a pleasant recol-
| lection in the minds of all who showed
their hospitality. The hotel is thorough
| ly up to-date in every particular. and
will be thoroughly, appreciated by the
| travelling public.
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Miss Mary Archer Turner. The maid of
honor is Miss Florence Boylan. The
grocm's best man is Mr.. r. w. Baker.
The groomsmen are Mr.. V. IL. Boyden,
Mr.. F. p. Haywood, Mr. w. w. Vass,
MIR. Henry McAden, of Charlotte. The
ushers are Mr. George W. Thompson,
Mr.. B. S. Jcrman, Mr.. e. 3. Crow and
Mr.. William Little.
After the ceremony there will be q
reception given at the home of the
brides mother and later the bride and
groom will leave for bridal tour to
points North
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|AA1onA N
! Y ' =: Society.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Worth, of Worth
vile. are in the city.
Miss Annie Merrill, who has been
quite sick, is improving.
DIR. and Mrs. Mcleod, of Aberdeen,
are guests at the Marlborough.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Davis, of Wake
Forest, are guests at the Marlborough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Battle left yes
terday to visit the Charleston EXPOSE
ton.
mington, are guests at the Marlborough
House.
st. Luke's Circle will meet with
Mrs. w. A. Gattis Thursday afternoon
at o'clock.
Mrs. w. C. Norman, of Durham, is
in the city. the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. Brown.
Mr.. James B. Lpshley, of Durham,
and Miss Katie Mills. of. Graham. were
married in Durham Tuesday.
"A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Mr.. James T. Harris. Jr., and
Miss Lucy Kelly, of Raleigh.
Miss Julia MCGEE, of Goldsboro has
remained over after the marriage Of her
cousin. Miss Ella MCGEE, to visit Miss
Emma MCGEE.
Mr. Thomas Grant and Miss Halle
Grant, who were here to attend the
McGee- Grant marriage, returned to Jack
son yesterday
Miss Bessie Scott, of Decatur Geor-
gia, arrived yesterday to attend the
Tucker Baker marriage and is the guest
CT Mrs. r. S. Tucker.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Pou, who has been Wis
iting her son, Mr.. James H. Pou, on
North Blount street, returned yesterday
to her home in Smithfield
Miss Katie Blue, OF Aberdeen, who
has been visiting the family of Capt. w
H. Rand, on South Salisbury street, left
for her home yesterday afternoon.
Miss Emma Johnson, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. MeNeill, in Will
kesboro. has gone to Gastonia to visit
her brother Mr.. Clarence Johnson.
Mr. Willie Ella, of Meadows, Va
arrived in Winston at II o'clock We'd
nesday night and was married to Miss
Carrie Tcsh Immediately after his ar
rival.
Mrs w. S. Black returned to Lit
Teton yesterday morning after attending
the Grant-McGee marriage, and Miss
the afternoon.
Misses Ethel and Belle Bagley left
yesterday morning for their home in
Washington, D. c., after attending the
funeral of Mrs. Benjamin Moffitt. They
were guests Of their sister, Mrs. Josephu:
Daniels.
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A GOLDEN WEDDING.
Capt and Mrs. Julian Henri Picot Celebrate
Their Fiftieth Anniversary.

Como, N. c., April 9.-(Special. Capt.
Julian Henri Picot and his wife cele-
brated their golden wedding yesterday.
They have four sons and an only daugh-
ter, Miss Rowena Picot, living. The
sons are DR.. L. ]. Picot, of Littleton
T. V. Picot, of Littleton, and G. G.
Picot and H. B. Picot. of Como. All
were present. Mrs. Picot's sisters-Mrs.
Geo. Little, Jr., of Como; Mrs. T. D.
Boone, of Winston, and Miss Enretta
Vann, were present 1t was a remarka-
Bile fact that the old colored nanny of
Mrs. Picot, was present at the wedding.
A fine gold headed cane was presented
by his sons, the presentation speech,
which was gem, was made by Capt. 4.
D. Boone, his brother-in-law. Mrs. Picot
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Reception in Honor Of Mrs. Cone.

Greensboro, N. c., April 9.-Yesterday
afternoon from to 6 o'clock Mrs. David
Dreyfus, at her home on East Washing
ton street, gave a delightful reception
in honor of Mrs. NJ. H. Cone, of New
York, who is here on a visit to Mrs
Caesar Cone. The rooms were lighted
with candles in branched silver candle
labra and beautifully decorated with
American Beauty roses, palms and
smilax. Mrs. Dreyfus was assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. M. H. Cone, Mrs. Caesar
Cone, Mrs. j. w. Lindan, and Miss Mabel
Hill.
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Concert by the Orphans.

Oxford, N c., April ESPECIALLY y
The singing class from the Oxford Orphan
Asylum gave a concert at the opera house
on last evening at o'clock which was
pronounced to be very fine. The chill
dren that form this class evince much
musical talent, and those who patronize
their concerts are well repaid.
Mrs. P w. Young of Raleigh, is visit
ing Miss Annie Cannady.
Mrs. w NJ. Walker, of Leaksville. is
on visit to her sister, Mrs. c. j. Cooper
Mrs. Louis De LaCroix and Miss Annie
De LaCroix who have been spending
sometime in New York and other North
ern cities, have returned home.
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c. L. DowelI, of Society Hill. S. c., an
uncle of the bride. 1t took place in the
parlor, most chramingly decorated for
the occasion. There were no attendants.
The bride is an accomplished young
won an, an honor graduate of Peace In
stitute, and has taught with much sue
cess She has many friends who arc az
tached to her many charming qualities.
MIR. Covington is an energetic and able
young business man, of Cheraw, and is
highly esteemed by a large circle of
friends.
The bride and groom left shortly af-
ter the wedding on the southbound Sea-
board Air Line train for CAeraw, where
they will reside.
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Freeland- Gregory.

Durham. N c., April 9.-(Special.)- y
This afternoon at 4 O'Clock, at the home
of the bride on Duke street, Mr.. Harry
Edward Gregory of Lynchburg, Va, and
Mrs May Freelend, one of this city's
most attractive ladies, were united in
marriage. Rev. w. L. Cuninggim pastor
of Main Street Methodist church, per-
formed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Greg
DRY left on the afternoon train for their
Virginia home. The groom is a promi-
nent young business man. while the bride
is one of the city most popular ladies
of Durham.
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Henderson Soc al Notes.

Henderson, N c.. April Especial
Mrs. John Livingston, of Fremont, Ne
braska, is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. Charles H Turner and his bride,
the charming daughter of Hon. Thos. G.
Skinner, have arrived and will make Hen
derson their home
Henderson is well represented this
week at the Charleston Exposition.
We note with pleasure Mr.. Will Shaw's
historical paper entitled, 1.-THE Battle OF
Elizabethtown," in the Wake Forest Stu
dent of February.
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The Mouse.T

1.-THE Mouse Trap" HowelPs farce, will
be presented by the Dramatic Club of
Peace Institute on Monday, April IA, at
s o'clock. The following are in the cast:
Misses Lois Long, Helen Easley, Agnes
Evans, Annie Green, Kate Hill, Annie
Harper and Mr. Brawley. The music
given by the "Glee Club" will add much
to the occasion. Admission 25 cents
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A Surprise Wedding.

Goldsboro, N. c., April 9.-(Spccial.)-
Goldsboro has had surprise marriage
though neither of the contracting parties
are residents here.
Miss Mamie Hussie, of Tarboro ar
rived in the city and Mr.. Edward Z.
Goodwin, of Norfolk. and shortly after
they were married. The bride has been
a teacher in the Tarboro schools and it
is said has been engaged to Mr.. Hussie
for some time. They have gone to Tar
bOrO.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-10
Daughters of the Revolution.

Would the News and Observer, our
leading State paper, kindly allow me to
ask through it's columns how many real
Daughters" ii. E., daughters of soldiers
of the Revolution) there are in the State
of North Carolina? Address, Miss Mary
Love Springfield, Waynesville, N. c.,
State Regent Of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, or Henderson, N.
c., Lock Box II.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-10
Engagement Announced

DR.. and Mrs. j. A. Faison, of BENEFITS
vile, 5. c., formerly of Raleigh, have
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Mary Sprunt, to Mr.. Fred A.
Rogers, both of Bennettsville, S. c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-10
Marriage Cards.

Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Mr.. Watkins Blunt Goodwin,
of Virginia. to Miss Helen Person,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Presley Car
ter Person. at the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Franklinton. N. c., Tuesday,
April 22nd, at high noon.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-10
CONN.COvINGTON.
Quiet Home Wedding at Residence Of Capt
and Mrs n. O. Coon.

In the presence of relatives and few
intimate friends yesterday evening at
Csc, there took place at the home OF
Captain and Mrs. d. G. Conn. on North
street, the marriage of their daugh er,
Miss F.atie Ann, to Mr.. Julius Coving-
ton, of Cheraw. S. G..
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-10
mrs. ]. E. ('DoNNELL.
Was Sick Eight Years with
Female Trouble and Finally
Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

"DEAR MRs. PINKiAA 81 have
never in my life given testimonial
before, but you have done SO much for
me that | feel called upon to give you
this unsolicited ac!xnowledgement OF
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-04-10
NOTICE.

Having sold out my picture and art
store, and wishing to close UP all my
outstanding accounts, 1 request all par
ties owing accounts to call at Watsons
Photograph Gallery and settle same. 1
am obliged to the public for past pat !.
~onage for twenty years.
f. A. WATSON.
The Rice belt journal., 1902-08-01

Earthquake shock which was gen.
'er portions of Nebraska, Wes-
IVA and South Dakota, occur
,rtly before O'Clock Monday.
smic disturbances were felt at
number of towns in the three
and lasted from 10 to Is sec
The only damage reported was
'aking of dishes and window
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g experience of Grover Cleveland
eurfng denomination twice in spite
atehse opposition from nearly
y party leaders in congress is in
~ y to Mr.. Roosevelt. 1t is argued
e opposition of the party lead
, Mr.. Roosevelt is nothing like as
e, If it is as general, as was the
sition to Mr.. Cleveland, and the
isiastic admirers of Mr.. Roose-
;annot convince themselves that
idol is less popular with the peo-
large than was Mr.. Cleveland,
or this reason believe that he
oe the party nominee.
The Rice belt journal., 1902-08-01

lis one of the cleverest bouts ever
Lsed in a fistic arena, Bob Fitz-
ls els was knocked out in the eighth
SON San Francisco Friday night
s,lk j. Jeffries. The latter was
ingnished and up till the fatal
emf looked certain that Fitz
-. the victor.
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.d;son announces the in
adstouaohils 80 sllhpie e.
nj and SO cheap in pr
adent man can own o
aing bonds.
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son arelsh journal is SO much bet
gowniany paper ever published in
conNely burg, that the merchants
broople generally are taking to it
anewas genuine new paper. tits
ly a newspaper.-Crowley Daily
The Rice belt journal., 1902-08-01

lam Bradhurst osgoe %
IN, married into the '
may either consider
aded OF Just besinnan'
his disposition
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man who blows his own trum-
.,ka into insignificance con con-
5ssh the Oklahoma miliionaire .
siled his ewn monument.
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Rr,tish army bands have nee per
ss.ea =, Is play sousa's marcnes, esa They
a q the name has misiea lhem - a Van
- - not know that sousa -
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Graham flour at Bell & Co.'s.
! The only gasoline stove, the ''ouicl
| Meal, - at Daniels.
| Read the Journal and Det ali IN,
news.
For dandy pair of lace curtains
call at one Racket Store.
regular services were held in tn,
Congregational and Fletcher Method
ist churches, Sunday, both morning
and evening.
If you are not already reader OF
the journal come in and have your
name enrolled on our list.
j. II. Wedlock has rented the Nc
Affrey building, just east of the Jour
nal Office, now occupied by J. w.
Hall, and will, we understand, embark
in the restaurant business.
|. A number of bargains at Bell & Co.
1t will pay you to go and examine
their immense line.
We are requested to announce that
Rev. A. Wilkinson, of Lake Charles,
will preach in the Methodist church in
this city Sunday morning at IL o'cock.
Everybody cordially invited out to
hear him.
. The Journals job presses have been
busy the past month turning out work
for Welsh's progressive business men.
We are prepared to do fine CONNER
clal printing on short notice and our
prices are moderate. Try us for your
next order.
G. j. REM this week purchased A.
B. Halls barber shop ON the north
side OF the railroad. He has engaged
rooms over the Racket store and will
move his family here to reside. Mr.. |
REM took possession of the shop
Work is progressing nicely on the
lew buildings in town. The drick
stores of Knott Bros. s. Co. and c.. e.
& Co. are now in the hands of
he plasterers and will be completed
within few days.
A bundle of rice raised on L. E.
toblnson's plant was brought to
own Friday and put on exhibition in
Gr. Robinson's Office. The specimen
Eas well headed and showed no evil
ence of the drouth. Mr.. Robinson {
ill have heavy yield this year.
They are beauties those rubber tire
uggies = sold only by Davidson
Vesson Implement Co.
w. H. and j. A. Cline this week
ought lots six and seven, block one, t
the Jarrett-Cooper subdivision of t
E. Carr, for which they paid S15OI
ich. There is great. demand for
ty property at this time and Welshr
enjoyeng a substantial building {
pom. c
w. L. Lee, of near Joplin, was in 8
wn Saturday and called around to A
in the Journals reading club. He II
Us the growth of his rice has been .,
eatly retarded by salt water, but the q,
cent rains have brought # It 81 H,.e@ Won ent
Ell a7ly and will yet make fairly
d crop. 4
pla
ne Calcasieu Implement Co.'S. Mo
ding has been raised and brick fee
dation pnt under it. Brick sub
ons began on the vault this week tice
the work will be rapidly pushed mul
When finished the abo
ling will be occupied by the First eral
onal BANK ing
w. Bramhall and p. 1. Drurv II
week traded a large hotel and met
building in Wooten, Iowa, to ed Il
ans & Carr for 1,020 acres of boal
near Granada, Texas. Messrs. cipa
1hall and Drury will move to ter s
ado where the former is arrang- the :
, put in a 80, 900 stock of mer- is, "
iise, while the latter will look af- of Ia
e big farm. sold
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!. ,Ss return to Germany
] composed a march, N.
ali reminiscent Of ;. his Is
She United States ~ -
step.
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Eassuatch says that falling slsn a
klx q I brooklyn woman on the nose.
wi,i doubtless be deVou' "
in signs hereafter.
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,rinc2eak evil Of + It continually, for
tesle last day the man of praise
God works will get a harp and a
!, but the kicker. and the man
10 public spirit will be punched
mules and goats and shipped to
and where they don't shovel
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80 90. dispute over fifteen cents EN-
There hite was shot and killed by Sol
"a be won~at Houston Tuesday. Jack
a jacket Or lonsTeels like thirty cents.
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Pit can never be said ot 3hat h
as Fain's detective stories
ensvs,n,t know they were loaoeu
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The crowned heads OF n EuJ Morgan
Gently think John Ping PONG W. viii
@ good man to take lunche
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cage drew sa.Ooo,ooo divi.
s week, so it Us likely tina. al,
i Is Il he can celebrate e...s Dy
.,a,,e ride on the street cars
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looks as If poor Mary Machans s
nave to spend the rest OF nes
!, irving to live down that naughty
The Rice belt journal., 1902-08-01

lerican meat trust has raised
,.na.s of bacon in London and
holero rkmen have been compelled
tuated ON that article of food for
bunch jam trust is now daily looked
vtop1
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negie is reversing matters
libraries in England. Mayos :
to ship them over here ana
i away.
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,.cucumber seeds" are pc
pennsylvania by an enIer,
leman who does not si'e
6cficut address.
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DON 7 forget to ask for u. S. Paten
] flour at Prentice & Powers,
Misses Carrie and Marjorie Mors,
returned to Jennings Friday after
noon from visit to their sIst.. NJ
w. HI. Taylor, in this city. They ar
rived here Thursday from a protrac
ted stay in Washington, Oregon ant
California.
Anything in the clothing and dr.,
| goods lines can be had at Bell & Co.'S
at the lowest prices.
! The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will meet at the home of
he president next Wednesday, Angus,
o, at o'clock p. m. All members
| and any one interested in the cause
are requested to be present
MRS. LIONEL BERTRAND, President.
No good Buggies so cheap nor
no cheap Buggies SO good as those
sold by the
CALCASIEU IMPLEr1ENT co.
A. G. Smith, pastor of the LAFAYETTE
M. E. church, who had been assisting
Rev. A. w. Turner in the Lacasine
camp meeting, was in Welsh Monday
morning and in company with Rev.
Turner paid this Office a pleasant call.
He returned to. Lafayette Monday.
A. McKinnon, as president; F.. w.
Hansen, vice president; Hector Nc
Kinnon, secretary; Lionel A. Goudeau,
treasurer, and Alfred M Barbe, at
torney, have organized the Calcasieu
Iron Works and Mill Supply Com
pany, Limited, at Lake CHARLES. with
800, 900 capital stock.
>. Il. Gerson, of Crowley, was here
Tuesday and completed arrangements
with F.,A. Arceneaux for the renting
Of the store building now occupied by
Knott Bros. & Co. Mr.. .Gerson will |
1ave the building remodeled and will
put in a big stock of clothing as soon
rs Knott Bros. move into their new
Prick.
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ng of the democratic exec

ng of the democratic execu-
littee of Calcasieu parish has
I'D at-the court house in Lake
), Saturday, August 8, for the
of electing or providing for
;tion of member to represent
ish on the executive committee
Seventh congressional district.
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he formation of pickle trus. a., a.
y 's.sr-sng OF the picnic season
strates the cruel power o'
The Rice belt journal., 1902-08-01

8. Cd bomas Upton is still mere.s
FRO, amas and jolly good
rth, nobody can deny.
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,ain of cash at the ProhiDitio : 9,
.anvention ~, at Peoria shows No,
is to have money ,lt,vate ~
4 If xan have never cui'is
The Rice belt journal., 1902-08-01

laceh is at present the golcon-
,ananaer e.ica. Welsh is in the heart
hons Tband oil belts and no better
woke anfered for investments than
The Rice belt journal., 1902-08-01

New york girl who
& IRE by "tryna' na
would do ana
~, ntly failed 70 2.
NANnd's coptempe
Z
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ed be the man who magnifieth
antages of his own town and
i hY It with LOYAL deeds ,.l.--.
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be the party nomine

93c1oI 80 roost of ths C. Drew, of Lake Charles
in "a l VS. he impolite from race for con-
Ri fSs IL without drq the Seventh district
expen+ morgan frc we're three candidates for con-
IS from this parish, and in his
n -------adrawal statement Senator Drew
n missouri SIT have withdrawn from the
~ rather than chsin order to simplify situation
q be caught an earnestly desire that the field
ian nsttuUe cared SO that Calcasieu can give
JuSuA woulo undivided support to one man. If
fnaI ire united in his favor, I believe
% nrsan obtain the nomination. and
rase steadfasrnse, only our own inter
LII Any credit t interests of the entire
Prom ~ NJ, will of course
itche
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sombtans will quit heh.ln
j watch the construction .
ma canal.
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ubiishsr'

II De farmers, but We we a.
: = aarth sooner or later
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lin edged with ,erialists of New York
patterns -, letter to Roosevelt de-
pnqu 10 fa,4s attitude regarding the
r p. nnade O, especially the army scan
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DWIGANS & CARR,
bng-Sn0s.E-

oNoSroidered MSm batistes whicns' NJ ys,,
the tn handsome alloveF ;te designs or as beige
IN ns iq in robes, either white ''
color.
The Rice belt journal., 1902-08-01

;ence teaches. No boy VINO :,
4 cannon cracker Ia ms
It exploded ever repeats the
The Rice belt journal., 1902-08-01

denies that he dined tnas n, :
Sow let us hear from the
The Rice belt journal., 1902-08-01
Ganado, Tex.

lxnell has q
corset. l suppost ,,,,s, x al
fpi it and md torturing iopg,S5Is psnSs. The new
~ go NV straps and banos' ed tho
The Rice belt journal., 1902-08-01

.s.o reese, negro, was hanged
r.unt,no ody -iddled with bullets at
20, Ga, Mond ay, for assault
.,hite woman.