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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-12-17
a Trolley Tragedy.

Gar No l04 was speeding along Stone
avenue recently at Il lively rate when
the ulotorman, with a Mortified eXclam-
ation. set the emergency breaks and
brought the car to Il sudden standstill
\ physician who was riding ON the
front latform asked what was wrong
and the whitefaced motorman whis-
pered};"I think some one is under the
car"
Both got off and after making AN eX-
animation found the front wheels had
passed over the neck and severed the
head from the body. The doctor
knelt down to make Il closer inspection,
when yell of derision from II score Of
youngsters came simultaneously with
the, discovery that the body of the
victim was stuffed with rags
II was a tOss-up as the two discom-
flied men hastily boarded the ear,
which felt the smallest, but any one can
have all the fight he wants by whisper
ing to either, Rags
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Choice perfumery i'm handsome boxes
given away at Kornacher's Pharmacy.
Call in, and see the beautiful assort-
ment we have to offer, suitable for
Christmas presents. ="
The usual mid-week services will be
held in the Hickory street parish house
this evening.
Good cigars are a most acceptable
Christmas present to man. We have
II fun assortment of the finest brands,
packed especially for the holiday trade,
land the prices are right" Kornacher's
Pharmacy. -
\ regular session of the Ladies' Cath
Ollie Benevolent association was held in
Pharmacy han on Pittston avenue last
evening.
fine line of perfumery toilet arti-
cles and cigars in Christmas packages,
at Kornacher's Pharmacy. ~
well attended session of Court
lodge, Knights of Pythias, was held in
Hartman's hall ON Pittston avenue last
evening.
DR.. Schleys Lung Healing Balsam is
guaranteed to cure all coughs. mo cure,
no pay" For sale by ali dealers -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-12-17
A Fine Display.

A fine assortment of Christmas goods
toys and presents are on exhibition, also
fruits, cakes and candies to please the
little ones at Westphals. ~
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The Reliable Stores.

Why journey to town for your gro
celes and Christmas goods when you
can get everything you need almost at
your door. Goods and prices just Il
shade better than in the city Every
thing in season. Christmas toys and
presents a speciality. Charles Graf,
4a7-29 PittSton avenue. %%
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residents of this side. He has been 4
member of the society since its organ
ization.
Mr.. Miller has been employed at the
Clark & SnoVer tobacco factory for
many years and is one of the firms most
reliable foremen. With his wife and
family he lives in u neat residence on
Maple street. He has the esteem and
rspect of all who know him.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-12-17

The $500 kind is rich in as
sortments of numerous designed
handles; has a silk taffeta cover,
with silver and gold trimmings.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-15
A Queer Story
(YorkviIlc Ycoman.)

There comes to US story from Be-
'hany that almost rivals Enoch Arden.
Mr. Allison Black returned home Satur-
day after an absence of thirty years ana
fourd a matter of fact welcome at the
hand OF his wife and child tho latter
now grown to manhood. at their homo
two miles west of Bethany, on Clark 8
Cork. Thirty years ego he left home and
after a short while nothing was heard
from him and he was finally considered
lead
After many ~cars of silence some orc
living in or near Kirg's Mountain got
some information in an accidental or
indirect way that Mr.. Black was living
in Eastern North Carolina His son in
vestigated and found it to be true He
spcnt sometime in tho Soldiers Homo in
Raleigh and now has como back to his
old York county homo to spend his de-
clning years. Why these things are so,
we do not know nor would It be within
our province 10 say. We simply give the
facts as we receive them. Mr., Black is
now more than 10 years of age
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Some { oming Marriages.

Invitations have been issued by Mrs
w r. Durham to the marriage of heI
laughter, Agnes, to Mr.. Charles Thomas
iarGnor. at thci: homo in Salisbury or
Tunc 25th.
The marriage OF Miss Gertrude Rob.
ins end Mr.. Miles G. Wood VIII take
'laec nj tho homo of Major w w. Rob
bins in Statcsvilc. June 26th.
Invitations have boon received to the
nariage Of Miss Pearl Cuthbert to Mr.
~ nF Hicks Moore, at Hamlet. in the
M"thoaist church, Thursday morning,
Juno 2"th.
Crrfs arc out for tho marriage of Mrs.
;''sHn II. Dean ard Col. Potor Mallct. at
Oalhu st. New Jersey. Col MaIIct is
~"N l-~own in this State.
Invitations have been received to the
marria~n of Miss Emmio Steele Lemlv,
NJ Jackson. Miss, to Mr.. Alfred w.
Brown. Jun" Goth. Both are of North
carolina families.
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Rolling Chair 70, Soldiers Home.

The Johnston Pettigrcw Chapter,
Daughters OF the Coufederacy are in re-
ccipt of $500, voluntary gift from Mrs.
Prof. j w. Gore, OF Chapel Hill, to be
used in whatever way that is most con-
ducivc to the comfort of the Confcder-
ate veteran 1t has been decided by the
society to reserve this as a beginning to
tho end Of securing rolling chair for a
disabled paralytic IN the Homo. A very
comfortable chair can be bought for
$500 or $4,000, and if this may fall UNI
To- Tire notice of some one or more who
would like to help out this amount. ii
will be gratefully secured by the chapter
and due credit given for the same
There are now in the Homo about eight
ollnG chairs and about twelve decrepid
invalids who cannot walk and the great
ncc1 of the present is four more rolling
chairs The above gift will be used to-
wards buying one.
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hs wost Popular.

L2Ft w""k whom the Sunday school of
f.dentor Street Methodist church had
th"ir picnic at Occoneechee. Col. Julian
>. Carr, who is ever thoughtful for the
napnin"ss of others, gave pair of love-
~ Belgian Iarcs to be voted, one to the
most r"n'1lar little boy and one to the
mot p"0n'ar l'ttlo girl present. When
the votes wore counted it was found that
Master Joseph Brown Young. son of Mr..
Henry Young. was entitled to one, and
MISS Madge Bernard, daughter of Capt.
j. J. Bernard had won the other. They
are enjoying their pets immensely.
Thanks to Col. Carr.
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ing the blood. suffered tcrrfbl.' with
rheumatism end pimples on the skin
and swelling in my knees and feet so
that ] could not walk. ] sncnt about
twenty dollars paying doctors bills hut
received no benefit. A year or two ago
] was reading orc of your Memorandum
Books and l decided to try DR.. Pierce S
Golden Medical Discovery and Favoritc
Prescription, ard am entirely cured
Sometimes dealer tempted ts the
little more profit paid en- the sale Of loss
mcfitorious medicines will offer the Gus
toner u substitute as being Just a.
good as tho Discovery" 1t is better
for him because it PAYS better, but it is
net as good for you, if YOU want tho
medicine that has cured others.
Er. Picrce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse
the bowels and stimulate the sluggish
liver.
Men or women suffering from chronic
forms of disease arc invited to consult
DR.. Pierce by letter free. All correspond
cnce held as strictly private and sacredly
confidential. Address Dr.. r. V. Pierce
Buffa 10, n. Y.
This cfTcr of free consultation by lotte,
is not to be COMPOUNDED with offers o
FREQ medical advice which in somc
cases are made by those who have neither
medical knowledge nor experience, and
arc professionally and legally incompc-
tent to practise medicine. DR.. Pierce s
offer not only places freely at tho dis
posal OF the sick his own valuable advice
rs a specialist but also the advice of the
medical staff associate with him, num-
tcring nearly a score of skilled physi-
clans
FO0 MAN CT WOMAN.
there IS no better medical work than
Doctor Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser. 1t contains moro than thous-
and large pages and over 700 illustrators.
is sent free on receipt of stamps to pay
ex"cnse Of mailing only. Send 81 one
cent stamns for the cloth bound volume,
or only Il stamps for the book in paper
covers Address Dr.. r. " Pierce. Buff
fa!o, n. Y.
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i he tlpod Is tho life OF tho richest man
IS we'll MS the poorest. Ia kirgs blood
ats 1T IF ordor tho same conditions
follow III his body as IN any other mans
IA a .nl4I.> ...stc ) lOod bc impure, his
calth ant reserve him from the skin
cTurticTs Which usually Indicate the
Iccds iT.urty And if either king or
milliCDailc vents to be cured he has to
use the means orcn to tho poorest per-
son in the Id There is no royal road
10 health more than to learning.
Al rE0rl : h-E ALIKE.
Since VIC arc al alike, flesh and blood.
then What cures disease Of flesh and
llccd in one case should cure it in any
crse under similar conditions. That was
the argument of tho man who was bed
fast and the sequel r0vcd It to &c sound
aud logical.
QUITE number of years ago when I
was girl ut homo, my father was pros
tratcd T. on bod of sickness" writes
Mira. i, NJ. Whcolcr, of No. . Arm Place,
Ersdfoid Pa. lie had rheumatism and
. compilation Of troubles which baffIed
the skill OF t',rec OF our best physi-
Glars. All [. u .Ic winter IA mas
lie lay upon his bod, suffering severely
IT times with rhematSm IN his limbs.
While in This condition pamphlet con-
tanning a description of Dr. Pierces
Icmcti'' fell into his hands. do not
remember whether it was loft at the door
or camo through the mails, but / do re-
member Of his sitting mp in pea and
reading il through and then cXclaiming,
That medicine is just what I'necd! Send
for q bottle al oncC!' Just then q neigh
Ter caGl" ~ "r whs was going to town
two lived IN tho country, fvc miles from
tho nearest ding storc) and VIC sent for
= hottie Of Or. p:crccs Golden Medical
Discovery. w" laid aside the doctors
medicines and commenced giving my
father the Golden Medical Discovery
according to directions. The first three
days he folt worse. as is often the case.
After that he commenced to gain. His
physician was surprised at the change
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bis condition and mildly admitted
that the Golden Medic. Discovery W; q
doing ToIc for HIM III HI had b"eh
allie to DO. In less tan two weeks my
father was up with his clothes on. lie
continued taking the medicine and in a
short time was well. and ever aftcrw;rd
loud in his praise of Dr. Pie. ce's Golden
Medical Discovery as he told of the won
derful cure t performed in his case
You may publish this if you desire to
do so. | have no doubt but that many
will read it who will remember the cir
Cumstances perfectly WELL
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
has an unsur~ assed record as a blood
PURIFYING medicine. Not only does it
cure rheumatism but diseases in general
which have their cause in an impure
condition Of the blood, such a eczema.
scrofula. erysipelas boils, pimples, Ill
GERS, sores, etc. The cures effected by
Golden Medical Discovery are perfect
and permanent. Some medicines drive
the surface symptoms of disease in. in
stead of out; they cover disease but do
not cure it. Golden Medical Discovery
drives out of the blood the corrunting
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Fntc { ined Last Week

Mr. and Mrs. Frod J. Torry cntotain-
ID number Of fricrds at their home on
south Daw~on street Friday evening in
'ronor of thor guo-ts, Misscs Annie and
Ca 10 Mrador. of Madison. N G..
Varions games were participated in
'ft"r which refreshments were served
Misses Ncll and Annie Hinsdalo on
'nrtainod Thursday evening complimer-
tary to Miss Frances MCRac. of Chapel
II II. The guests were Miss Haywood.
Miss Mary Thomn-on, Miss Mary An
lr"ws. Miss Ellen West. Mr.. Henry Pat
'"rsou. Mr.. James Arlington Mr. Archie
arlington. Mr.. Joe Cheshire. Mr. Thomas
Mackay. Mr. Val, Perkins. Mr. w. W
Pace. Or. Tucker. Mr.. Percy Fleming,
Mr. Turner and Mr. Mordecai.
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birthday party. After spending several
hours pleasantly her guests were in
vited into the dining room, where re-
eshmcnts were served. Quite promi-
ncnt at the table was Miss Madge S
char, while near her plate in silver
candelabra were four candles brightly
burning. representing the number OF
happy years that she had passed.
Tier guests departed about midnight
wishing Madge many happy returns OF
tho occasion.
4 he joke of the evening was that be-
fore time to say good night" came
Madge had fallen fast asleep in her
craEdmothcr's lap
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-06-15
GO WAY BACK.
Or Feed So You Can Keep Up.

Or Feed So You Can Keep Up.
Pcoric must be wcll fed in this world
if they arc expected to do good work. A
carpenter with roor tools must take less
wages and handle tho. poor Jobs. SO in
life, tho person with a weak, badly nour-
ished body must get out of tho way for
! the strong ones.
school teacher writes from Vermont.
She had bccn compelled to take n little,
| tackwoods school for small WAGES be-
CO use she had not the strength to con-
duet better school.
Small appetite and roor digestion kept
mo weak had been compelled to rest
at the noon hour and shut myself away
from oil company morning ard night. In
this way only could l work up co about
car ago. whom lady visiting here
, from California led me to share a dish
Of Grape Nuts with her. During the
, winter l ate occasionally Of the food,
always with good results.
Last July it was necessary for me to
attend tho summer school for teachers.
Being moor in purse and sick in body l
could not pay the expense of boarding
in a big rlaco 50 l rented room and
bearded myself. Grape Nuts and cream
tasted good and I lived almost exclusive
ly on thn food.
Gradually, to my surprise. toward the
close CT the second week the sort OF
mental haze that had been about me for
long time broke away and | grasped
tho thought presented with a clearness
had not known for a long time.
l came back to my school with better
health and memory than ] have known
for 20 years. and now, while at work
repeat | have better nerve and brain
power and better digestion than l have
had before in 90 years"
There IS a reason for this. Grape
Nuts Food is sure, steady brain build
er. 1t is made for that purpose and any
one can prove it by use. Name given
by Postum Co., Battle Greek. Mich.
Al booklet of excellent recipes in each
package of Grape Nuts,
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poisons and impurities
which cause disease,
and it establishes the
body in sound health.
A SPRING MEDICINE.
Because OF It's blood
purifying power and
tonic qualities, Golden
Medical Dicovcry" is
an ideal spring medi-
cine. There $ no alco-
hol in the Discovery
and it is entirel" free
from ooiatcs and mar
cotics. It does not
stimulate, but imparts
real strength and per-
Elanent vigor.
1T gives mo much
pleasure to testify to
the merits of DR..
Picrcc's Golden Mcdi-
cal Discover" writes
Miss Annie Wells. OF
Fergussons Wharf, Isln
of Wight Co., Va. II
can saT honestlv and
candidiy ,ha { Il is the
grandest medicine ever
compounded for purify
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THE WAY II WAS,
Tho belfast Man Who Co. Up a. d
Ven 10 busluuss

This is the way it was Tho man had
Ilicaticr of trout les" and had bccn bed
last all winter lie had three of tho best
physicians IN ATTENDANCE. hut his condi-
ton ba4ncd thcir skill. Then it CHANGED
that . ann hlct was nut into his hands.
lie I "a OF cures o. m"n and women
>, Sc co. dition Suggested his own, ard
Iht medicine is tust what need
Send Tie at ohvc.
II eN.t. = !. would reascn as
l,sically nd fct IS promptly as cid this
Insn. nc wtuiu 10 II al.- more belfast
100 l. allie to be Up and so to business
HIN, u body is u anically alike
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A Liberia al Lady.

Those who watch the acknowledge
mcnts in the RCcoL der-and every read
cr ahculd-noticcd last week that Mrs.
y. j. RaTscur gave $500. In addition to
this she paid New Bcthcl's subscription
II $l00. in all the Baptist ranks there
is not more coDsecfatcd woman than
Mrs. Ramscur Such blessings as tho
Father has given her shc freely gives to
Ills work. She is enc of tho firmcst be-
Iievcrs in the Female University. -Bibli-
cal Recorder
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A Fayetteville Gill Dis
tinguishes Herself

1t is with just local pride that we learn
of tho great success of Miss Mary Nor
colt Broadfoot, daughter of Major and
Mrs. j. b. Broadfoot, at the school of
st. John tho Baptist New York City.
At the commencement exercises just
closed she was awarded prizes in French,
Latir, Composition and English. the lat
ter tho highest standing prize. She took
more studies and received more prizes
than any girl in this celebrated school
Fayetteville Observer
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Acre SIS the shimmering meadows,
bh when he came to me!
In the spring time.
In tho night time.
In the starlight,
Beneath the hawthorn tree.
Up from the misty marsh land.
And when he climbed to me!
To my white bower.
TO my sweet rest,
TO my warm breast.
Beneath the hawthorn tree.
Ask Of mo what the birds sang.
High in the hawthorn tree.
What tho breeze tells,
What the rose smells,
What tho stars shine
Net what he said to me!
Willie Sibcrt Gather.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Drcwry went to
Gral, IN yesterday to spend Sunday.
Mrs w. o. Smith has gone to Kim
,ston IN visit to Mrs, James f. Parham.
Miss Lilo High, of Louisburg, N.
g, is visiting Miss Lowell Thomas, on
Halifax street.
MIS-. H. c. Billings left yesterday
NOR ing fer Wrightsvillc, whcrc she
viii sp"nd the summer.
Miss Kate Nick :mmon left yesterday
morning for Durham on a visit to her
sister, Mrs w. L. Hawlcy.
Mrs. James Mebane, Mrs. Robert
Mebarc ard Mrs. Scott passed through
yesterday on their way to Morehcad.
Dr.. and Mrs. Mutt spent awhile here
Yesterday morning on their way hcmc in
Wilm nSton after visit to Ashcvillc.
Miss Dixie Leach left Yesterday for
Washington and New York where she
will spend some time visiting friends
Misses Mamie and Leila Newman, of
Durham, are visiting their father, Mr..
w w. Newman, at the Hotel Dorset
Misses Hattie Davis, OF Whitakcrs,
and Blanche Pope, os Raleigh. are Wis
itin- Mis-, J. s. Lancaster in I.1uisburg.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Hicks have re-
turned home. They went to Greensboro
to attend the funeral of Mr. T. w, Wiley
on Friday
-Niss Fila Robeson left yesterday
ilOl lot Ii'I HpItit III HIItE
taking course in music at the insti-
'uticn for to Blind.
Mrs. r, l. Hal. of Benson who has
Nocn visiting her brother, Mr. Darius
7urcan, left yesterday morning for Clay
ton ON visit IN Mrs. j. A. Barnes.
M s. d s. Hamilton camo in ycstor-
'ay eyrnin~ to spend a few days with
Mrs Ch9s II. GattiS. Mrs. Barbcc and
NIr. Hamilton are expected here tomor-
row.
Mr.. f. r. Ncntarue ard his d.uehtcr
Miss May Montague, loft for Winston
vcstc day afternoon. MISS Nav viii re-
main FIR. thc ,lTorta ~uc- Watkins mar
lag" on June oath.
Mrs. w. G. Wishart and children
AVE gone to Crooklyp. whore they will
~"sid" Mr.. W;shart holds a position in
r-ooklvn Ills wife ard children have
Nocn visiting in Nj Airy.
Miss Helen Williams. Of Lcuisburc.
'rrivod Yesterday morning from Greens
Nor0. whore she has been visiting
friends. and is tho guest of Mrs Ernest
Martin. on II1lfax street.
Miss G.. a. lands spent yesterday
here, end wont UP TO Durham in The af-
ternoon, whore she is STAYING with her
oarrrts. Mies Lands liz now located in
the Hospital at Knoxville, Tenn
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PERSON IN
each county to manage business. eli -
tabIi3hed house, solid financial stand
ing: straight bona fidc wcoklv cash sal
airy SIS paid by check each Wednesday.
with I'll expenses direct from head
quarters: money advanced for c~,onaos
Marar"r. 80 Canton Building, Chicago
6-15-5t-sat and sun.
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ENERGETIC

WANTED - RELIABLE, ENERGETIC
man for collector and writer of indus
trial insurance. Salary and steady en-
rloymcnt TO right party Business
silly learned. Call or write l. H.
Paris, 1872 Fayetteville street.
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LADIES TO DO PIECEWORK AT THEIR
homes VIC furnish all materials and
ray from 81 to s12 weekly; send stamped
envelope 10 Royal Co., 81 Monroe ST.,
Chicago, ILL.,
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FOR SALE.-DRUG STORE NEW
stock and bnautiful fixtures, in a
hustling tow, of about 1000 nhabi-
tants; fine surrounding country: only
drug store in town Reason for sell
ing: want to go In manufacturing
business Terms $4,000 cash. Must
apply at once Address l3ox Z. Nydan,
". c. 5-22-i mo.
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SAL FSMEN- $50 PER WEEK AND EX,
pnnssS guaranteed selling Chemical r.
frigorating Machines to Hotels ReStari-
rants, butchers ard Merchants cool n
kinds Of rcfrgerators chcarcr than ico.
also Chemical Tco Cream Fro"zor. w"r'-e
automatic. Write for torritorv. Fro
Hsmrlo. Chemical REFRIGERATOR and
Freezer Co. Station IT,. Chicago.
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w NTED. TRUSTWORTHY PER
son in each county to manage bust
ness, old established house. solid IL
uancial standing. Straight, bonn lide
weekly cash salary, $500 paid Ivy
check each Wednesday, with all cx
penscs. direct from headquarters;
money advanced for expenses MaEa-
ser. 359 Caxton Bldg. Chicago.
5-ll-St.. Sat. and Sun.
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SALESMAN WITH coon
clean record and ability to earn $50
and expenses per month. New PROPOSE
ton for retail trade $25 weekly ad-
vance. NJ. F. Bixler & Co., Ltd, Cleve-
land, Q.
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EVERY MAN WHO HAS A DOLLAR IN
vested in turf speculation should read
Paul Pry on Horse Racing" Gives
complete information regarding all turf
companies and gives you an opportunity
to steer clear of danger. Mailed free
10 any address. Write to ~ 6. Good
: sell. 60 Rimback Block. Hammond, Ind
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company Dividends sent regularly. We
have been operating since 1896 and pay
ing dividends ever. week that arc in
keeping with legitimate enterprises. Our
corporation is crlorsed by cHns"ryativ"
investors, Send for our handsome book
of references and particulars. Gladly
sent free. COOPERATIVE Investment As
ISOLATION Gncorporated) 1914 Broad
way, Now York.
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LADY TO TRAVEL IN NORTH CARO-
lipa-S50 monthly and all expenses to
start; permanent position if satisfac-
tory. Self addressed envelope for rcply.
Address Manager McBrody, Star Build
ing, chicago.
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A G EN- T S-WAN'TED EVERYWHERE
to sell tho best Burglar Alarm on the
market; one agent in Detroit sold six
dozen in a half dav; another in Chi
cago sold fourteen dozen in day and
a half. lady in NorthCarolina made
eight dollars in two days You can do
equally as well. Prepaid sample and
terms s1.OO Address j. L. Rue, Little
ton, n. c.
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One Cent a Word.

No ADVERTISEMENTS TAKEN r,n
LESS THAN 25 CENTS AN INSERTION
CASH MUST ACCOMPANY nI.DEIt >i'G
CIAL DISCOUNTS ON LONG cos
TRACTS,
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FOR SAL E--TIORE AND BUGGY. HORSE
gentle. lady can drive. VIII soil cheap
ly. Terms easy. L. D. Watson Jr
Ra0tist Female University.
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