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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-10-04
aIscELLANEous MININa EEwa.

Lead comes next to iron In It's out
put In Missouri.
An immense electrical power plant
win soon be installed in Africa.
Eight men are at work ~ lessees on
the East Pacific mine, near Winston.
Mont.
Arizona's mineral resources are
among the most prominent Of the min
ing states.
Excitement has broken out at Che
saw, Wash, over the placer discovery
in Beaver canyon, six miles south.
Bernard Macdonald Is moving to
Spokane. which Is more favorably 10
Gated for his practice as consulting
engineer.
Anthracite coal has been found in
the Boulder mining district. Mont.
near the mining camp OF Contact The
discovery was made by Alex. Cooper.
The week Just closed has been one
Of the busiest for the mineowners and
their employees Of the Occur d'Alenes
that they have had for a long time
past.
Public announcement has been made
Of the purchase Of the Congress gold
properties Of Congress, Ariz.. by the
Development company Of America
The consideration was not announced.
The clubhouse and cookhouse Of the
Jumbo mine at Buffalo Hump burned
recently. The winter supplies for the
mines were destroyed. The total loss
ID about $4,000. All the men lost their
clothing and belongings.
The news has been received that
Bert Rigley Young, one of three dis
coverers Of the Big Buffalo mine In
Buffalo Hump. had shot and killed him.
self in Sacramento, Cal. after shooting
and MORALLY wounding his wife.
d. NJ Snyder, superintendent Of the
Zala NJ. mine, says that IS men are
employed stopping ore on the 100. $50,
200 and 300 foot levels He has been
shipping from ~ to IS tons Of ore a
day. the most Of II coming from the
300 foot level.
The ore body struck In the Califor.
MIA mine near Republic recently fully
justihes the glowing reports that have
been made on Il. The ore Is heavy
with chalcopyrite. carries quite a nice
percentage Of lead. and Is very rich
looking. There are about SIS men now
employed in the mine.
The lately issued volume OF treas.
ury statistics. embracing "a years from
1878 to 1900-19O1, show Mexico pro
duced during that period 1904. s23,.
1913 Of silver and s67.117.227 OF gold.
In other words, the production OF sill.
yer was ever 16 times as much as the
production Of gold.
The Empire state-1daho Mining com.
pany has started to repair $500 feet of
the large fiume leading to the Tiger.
Poorman mine. The fiume starts at
the large dam in the canyon over q
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An odd Method OF Heating G

An Odd Method OF Heating Cars.
The Northwestern Railway Company
Of England has equipped some OF It's
trains with a system Of heating to
which the much-abused term unique
may well be applied Two cOneentrie
cylinders are employed. the annular
space between which communicates
with a steam pipe extending from the
locomotive boiler. The Inner cylinder
contains acetate Of Soda compound
remarkable for Its property OF nque-
flying when heated, and Of cooling very
slowly. The radiators thus constituted
are lncased In asbestos-lined boxes hav-
Ing hinged doors By opening or clos
ing the door OF box the heat Il turn
ed on or OF.
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nRIrIsn cnLnMnIA

During the last week CRANKY smelter
treated $500 tons Of ore. The grand
total to date Is 52s.274 tons.
The CRANKY company has started to
work on q tramway to be used In con
nection with the new crusher recently
ordered for the mine. The tramway
win be 1000 feet long and viii be OF
the three rail pattern. except at the
turnout.
The Velvet mine. At Rossland. IL now
fairly launched as n producer. Ship
ments are being made regularly to the
extent OF q couple Of cars weekly, with
an increase on this number from time
to time. says the Rossland Miner. Only
high grade ore Is being sent to the
smelter.
Professor J. r. Parks. the noted min
eralogist and mine geologist. has con
eluded his examination OF the Airing
ton and Spectator properties. near
SLOGAN. and upon his suggestion the
companies. acting in concert. will pro
coed with the erection OF large works
for the treatment OF their ores. Once
established. the mill win treat the con
tents OF the vein entire, together with
all the existing dumps.
The smelling plant at Crofton does
not lack single modern improvement.
In either arrangement or economical
working. The newly patented Garrett
son furnace has such economy Of oper.
alton that even II II accomplished one
half what its inventors claim for II
smelters an over the world must adopt
t. The inventors. father and son.
worked at II for 10 years. They utilize
the sulphur and iron In the ore and
thus reduce the cost Of coke. They
also do away altogether with the con
verting plant. which Is 50 expensive n
portion OF a smelter establishment.
Roughly. they say that the cost Of
smelling Is just one-quarteF under their
process what II IL under prevailing
methods. Their furnace takes the raw
ore as II comes from the mine. Il Is
charged into the top and comes out At
the bottom as blister copper. They
have combined the three existing proc.
esses and the whole operation takes
place in one apparatus.
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COUSIN JOSHUA'S WILL.


Cousin Joshua is dead" said moth
er, unbuttoning her jacket
Cousin Joshua dead.' repeated
Chloe, lncredulously.
He lived to a good old age re-
marked Celia, cheerfully.
AT last breathed PeFsls.
"He left 100000" went on mother,
taking OF her bonnet.
Dear Cousin Joshua" said Chloe,
still more eheerfully.
And he was bachelor and fathers
first cousin" said Chloe. oracuIariy.
Italy, sighed Persis. blissfully.
HE left 10000 to various churches.
libraries and charitable organizations"
said mother. sinking into her chair.
well. that leaves $4,000 said Celia,
a little less cheerfully.
The rest goes to the son Of dear
friend Of his youth, Charles Frederick
Greyson," went on mother.
But what about his first cousins
childrenT" gasped Chloe.
TO the children OF his first cousin,
your father" went on mother. as II
she were reading from the viii Of the
late Joshua. ''he left the half-acre lot
with the slx-room cottage thereon, sit
uated at Tyler's Crossing"
THE wretch cried Chloe
at is all because you married papa,
and he wanted you himself" snapped
Celia.
Perhaps the six-room cottage on the
half-acre lot contains one OF those
desks with secret drawer concealing
a fortune" said Persls. in whose breast
hope springs eternal"
I'm sorry for you. girls" said moth
sr. but you know Aunt Hannah always
said that all we should ever get from
Cousin Joshua we could put In our eye
and see clear"
Wen 20 to that sIx-room cottage in
summer" said Persis.
A few months later mother and the
three girls took the barge at Tyler's
for the cottage.
After riding a mile or two without
passing any house, the driver stopped at
the first Of two weather beaten cot
tages.
This 'ere's the old Josh slocum
place and tother's the Wilder Bas-
sett's. She and her sons stayin' there
now, so you'll have neighbors. There
amt any others for two miles away"
LET US hope Wilder Bassett's son
Is young and charming" said Persis,
as they went into the cottage.
The next morning as Persis was weed
ing what she termed their Garden Of
Eden more let It be confessed In the
hopes OF seeing the "widder's SON than
from love OF gardening, snake gllded
across her path. The shrill, unearthly
cry which came from her throat
fence with ms much celebrity as even
Persis could wish.
what is III Can I be OF service 2"
cried the young man, hastily lifting his
cap.
"'Twas snake! An enormous
snakey gasped Persls. There it is
nowr and second cry rent the air
A well directed blow soon killed the
invader OF this second garden Of Eden
IA small harmless, green reptile.
Are you sure that is the one? | Ger
tninly thought II must be boa con.
strlctor at least" said the young man.
eylng Persis and the snake rather du-
biously.
"You wouldn't stop to think whether
Il was one foot or one hundred II it
was running under your skirts" said
Persis. then stopped rather suddenly
"No," said the young man, snberly.
.'that would certainly alter the ease"
The two families became good
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China From the Pacific coast the ex-
petition win cross by steamer to Japan.
and from there via Honolulu to San
Francisco.
The car must be a good hill climber
to surmount the Rockissr was sug-
gested-
4 don't Intend to put II to the test. :"
said the doctor. I'VE shan proceed
south across Mexico to New Orleans.
and from there to st. Louis. Chicago.
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Or. y. W. nnLIn Inalr,.a.

Cleveland. Ohio. sept n-Ths grand
Jury has rsturnod an tnaictnsn,
against DR.. = w. Dakin Tor Offering q
bride to a city ofsciai.
DR. Dakin was arrested some time since
on the charge Of having paid taaao to
Councilman Charles Kohl to vots aEalns,
he granting % a franchise 10 a natural
gas company. Kohl mads the matter
public and turned the money over to
Mayor Johnson.
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"PA," said the small boy, did
Peter tho Great have any other hafii1f
''oi course, my son, answered the
father promptly. "gat there's no use
of worr, ing about him noA."
sis be dead!"
"Oh, / don't know whethsF he's
dead OF not, bat hos out Of training
anyway"
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Sioant Astna /. AEIaa..d.

caiania. Sicily Sept. s.-Ths whole
country about Mount Aetna has suffered
greatly. Mount Aetna IL ssnainE UP .
thick column Of steam from the vicinity
Of the scene Of eruption % i0s. Two
fresh cratsrs have opened on strombon
since September ~
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Lsttues.

The minsral salts contained la lot.
'nee, its refreshing. cooling properties
and It's easy digestion make il most
wholesome addition to the more solid
1Oda.
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1T seems To make Scaddingtoa's
Ais az mad az hornet every time he
OASIS that be began at tho loot and
worked his way up.
"Well," he stArted As bOotblAek,
oa knoW Chicago Rscoid-Hsrald.
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The lAE 81 the early Romans uhieh
compelled the people u make FREQ ass
Of green Vegetables and combine th~m
with their meats taught thom ~ use the
salad plants extensively.
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What has become Of the old-fashIon-
ed woman who inquired Of her sulk-
ing boy: HAS the cat got your
tongueT
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one siue smaller AfteF usiHg Aiiea foot Ease,
cures swutrn tsel, blLat=Fs la cali, st,lss aa1
ID . certain cure tgf ingrvsIhK Haiis, sssatiha,
heg, Eehins feet AZ ali Druggists. - tFial
pAskagu Fkkk hT aAil AdsifVaa 4il~n :. UtHa-
stsi1 LsEgy n Y
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People buy Hamlih's Wizard OF be
cause they have leara@l by cHperirnrs
that u cures pain oi every kihd.
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Merchants talk about ''tin horn
clerks" clerks who blow a great deal,
and are Of little account
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Laura brtdgman was tho arst deal
blind person ever educated.
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Mothers vii and MsA wtnsfswh osaaA-
iag syrup IAs sess Fsuasdy - aas ~ tAstE
shiLlfvn aaftaw sAs ts@tAiag peEi@A.
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In only two easss have tar0nstelss
bssn e0atsrFsi On woal@n In Ensiansi.
OneS Ia Tess es The asathsE u tieassaI
Cornsllas spselnaa; Tho ether was
Dane Maria Bodies. Hsasts 80 b.
ChAglcs I.
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Tbs b~st iabFisant lss The asxaaa a
Tho threat 10 piaeappt, inha ID 4
'aii that p@arl@ lsvin9 In seumtrien
shsfv 'hs sona shapsi fFult Il ssasn
arYrr suffer fsean bronehs1i seseslans.
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Peace Tsrms Rejected.

New York, Oct. Lit Is said that
General Fernandez, the minister Of war
has rejected the new peace proposals
offered by the liberal party. cables the
Panama correspondent.
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From hand ~ mouth --yoar too,i.
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Lady with avfaliy painted eheekal
My EortFais 10 very GOD, hnt don't
yoa think tho a--ebeeks-are . trias
palef
Artist-Yes, they are not done Jet.
1 leave that 10 the last
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POstags stamps sdon's set licked Tor
sticking 10 business.
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Mrs. Rlehusoad--w What lovely snsiaas
iuRniIufrl
Mrs. BseaxhsFoash-Yes. and - yoa
know. 80 got il alaA0as as cheap ~ II il
had tsrn hsW.
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Pritchsrd- Fleming,

Kinston, n. c., Nov (Special.)-
In the beautifully decorated home of the
brides brother. Mr.. Geo. p. Fleming,
on Wednesday night Miss Stella Elem
ing and Mr.. Sydney ]. Pritchard, of
of Bradie. Warren county, were mar
ried.
There was Il small company of friends
present for it was a quiet home we'd
ding The ceremony was performed by
Rey. n. +. Coltrane, who stood before
a pyramid of palms. The maid of honor
was Miss Winnie Fleming, the brides
sister. and the best man was Mr.. p. D.
Jones, of Rocky Mount,
The bride was goWncd in a travelling
suit OF gray venetian, with applique and
white silk trimmings and carried beau
tiful bouquet of brides roses. The maid
of honor wore a suit of tan cloth, with
applique and white silk, and carried a
bouquet of pink brides maid roses.
There were many handsome presents
given the popular couple, who have gone
on a bridal trip to Chattanooga, Tenn,
and points in the middle west.
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Lasater- Rollins Wedding.

On Wednesday at high noon the we'd
ding of Miss Lena Lambeth Lasater and
Mr. Thomas NJ. Rollins was solemnized
at the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Kate Lasater, in Merry Oaks. The house
was beautifully decorated with palms and
cut flowers
The bride was attired in a handsome
suit of broadcloth. She is of the bru-
nette type of beauty and is one of Merry
Oaks most charming and accomplished
young ladies. She is the second daugh-
ter of Mrs. Kate Lasater. The groom is
a very popular young man, who has many
friends in this city who congratulate him
on winning so fair bride.
Immediately after the ceremony tho
bridal party repaired to the home of The
grooms parents, where a sumptuous din
nor was served. The bride received many
handsome presents. The Rev Mr.. Wal
lace was the officiating minister
Among the out of town guests were:
Capt. George NJ. Lasater and little daugh-
ter. Hattie May. Mr. L. p. Lasater, Miss
Ressic Allen. Miss Hattie Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. ID. Johnson. all of this city,
and Mrs. Or. Judd, of Fayetteville.
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BRILLIANT MARRIAGE IN DUPLIN.
Mr. w B Bryan, of Wilson, Married to Miss
Rosie Williams

Kenansvillc, ~ c., Nov 2S.-tSpecial.)
One of the most beautiful weddings that
has occurred in Kenansyi!le for long
time was celebrated in the Methodist
church this morning at this place. The
bride Miss Rosie. is the charming
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Williams
and the groom, Mr.. w. K. Bryan. a high
Iy successful business man of Wilson
y. C. The bride wore handsome trav-
cling suit of dark blue broadcloth, which
became her wonderfully and carried an
immense bouquet OF brides roses and
ferns. The maid of honor. Miss Estelle
Williams. and the bridesmaids, Misses
Lucille and Stella Williams wore white
organdie and carried bouquets of pink car
nations and ferns.
The church was most beautifully dec
Grated in palms, ferns, smilax and ivy
while a large number of wax candles
made the scene a most brilliant one. The
music was rendered in most charming
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manner by Miss McRae. OF the j. S. l.,
an artist of rare gifts and exquisite taste
ond elected much favorable comment.
'rbe bride entered leaning upon the arm
of her father and was met at the altar
nv the groom, where the most solemn
and beautiful service of the Methodist
church made them man and wife. Rev.
Mr. Swindell officiating in a most inn
Dressive manner
The large number of handsome presents
received by the bride attest in no slight
degree her great popularity. The groom
off to the bride was a beautiful gold
watch, richly studded with diamonds.
After receiving the congratulations OF
their many friends the bridal party left
for Warsaw, where they were to take the
train for an extended trip North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan will be at home
in Wilson after December Sth.
Mr.. Bryan is to be congratulated as ne
has carried away not only one of the
fairest Of Kenansville's daughters. but
Young lady of the finest character
Miss McRac the talented artist OF Jas
sprunt Institute, will give musicale or
recital Tuesday. December End, at p. M
programmes furnished.
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Mayo-Hooks,

Fremont, y. c., Nov 2S.-(Special.)-
On Wednesday November 18th at p. m,
at the residence of the brides father,
Mr. Jesse w. Hooks, near here, his Oldest
daughter, Miss Annie, and Mr.. Sidney
Mayo were united in marriage, Elder +.
u. Gold officiating.
The attendants were as follows: Miss
Nettie Hooks and Mr. Joseph Aycock,
Miss Celia Mayo and Mr.. Station Davis,
Miss Ethel Mayo and Mr. Hugh Mayo
Miss Rena Atkinson and Mr.. James Ay-
cock, Miss Meta Dickinson and MI. George
Mayo. Miss Alice Grantham and Mr. Fred
Mayo.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party drove to the groom moth
cr's home, where an elegant feast was
served.
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Married in Concord.

Concord, n. c., Nov 2S.- Special y
With but a notice of an hour to the gem
eral public, the marriage of Miss jamie
Richmond and Mr. Chalmers j. White
took place at the Presbyterian church
Thursday night.
1t had been rumored that The couple
would soon marry but the exact time
was known only TO a few friends. yet
when eight o'clock came the church con-
tanned a large number of friends.
The bride is one of Concord's most
charming young women and Mr.. White
is a prominent young business man, a
member Of the firm of Cannon and Fet-
ger Company. Both are very popular.
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Miss Daisy Smith Entertains.

Goldsboro, n. c., Nov 2S.-(Special.)
One of the most charming social events
of the season was the card party given
by Miss Daisy Smith this week com
plimentaTy TO her popular young lady
visitor, Miss Bessie Bronson, of Ansonia
Conn. The decorations were in pink, ana
the color scheme was carried out in the
beautiful score cards and delicious
creams. The prize was won by Miss
Antoinette BurWell, who afterwards
gracefully presented it to Miss Bronson
as souvenir of the delightful function
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Harrison paugham /,

Rich Square, n. c., Nov 2S-(SpeciaD
The marriage of Miss Laura Bangham
and Mr.. Ralph Harrison took place at
the Methodist church in the presence of
many friends. A reception was after
ards enjoyed at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bingham The groom resided
here before going into business at Law
renceville, Va, and both he and his
bride are most popular young people.
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RECEPTION AT BIRLIE.
William K. Vanderbilt and Other Northern
Guests are Entertained

Wilmington, N. c., Nov. 2S.-(Special)
A number of prominent young society
people of Wilmington were guests last
night at an elaborate reception given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones at 'Airlie =
On the sound in honor of Mr.. William K
Vanderbilt and other distinguished guests
from the North, who are guests there for
the week. The party went to the sound
last night on a special suburban car of
the Consolidated Railways, Light and
Power Company, which was chartered for
thes occasion, and they returned this
morning shortly before daylight.
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with Mr. Ferebee, Miss Nash with Dea
Mackay. Miss Mackay with Dave Fort
Miss Morson with John Stronach, Miss
Lena Latta with w. NJ. Allen, Miss Maude
Latta with A. II. Arlington, Miss Gray
with c. S. Fish, Miss Primrose with f. T
Mcpherson, Miss Higgs with Tom Mac
kay.
Stays: Arlington, Blair. Patterson
Pace, w. B. Jones, Jack Perry. H. f.
Freeman #. c. Stronach
Richmond College Gillian, Spilman
Woodlin, Morgan, Toombs, Switzerland
Wright. Landlord, Lewis.
Chaperones Mrs. Jas Higgs Mrs. e
s. Trapier Mrs. Joe Ferrall, Mrs. James
West Miss Thompson, Miss Coffin. Mrs
Jno. W. Thompson.
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"Gorgon's Head" Dance.

Last night the "Gorgons Head" gave
q most enjoyable dance at Chapel Hill
and large party of young ladies went
from Raleigh to attend it.
In the party were: Misses Louise Pit
tenger, Nell Hinsdale, Lena Latta jan
cite Hawkins and Harriet Haywood, Of
Raleigh; Misses Belle Ashe and Beulah
Armstrong, of Wilmington.
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Thursday Night German,

A dance that was greatly enjoyed was
given Thursday night in the Library Hall.
1t was gracefully led by Mr.. w. B. Jones
and the music was by Levins orchestra.
Among the couples dancing were:
Miss West with Val Perkins, Miss Higgs
with w. G. Addickes, Miss Ship with DR..
Ferebee, Miss Pace with Douglass Mar
tin, Miss Trapier with Samuel Asbury,
Miss Haywood with r. II. Briggs. Miss
Lacy with Rufus McAden, Miss Andrews
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SPLENDID FOR EATING PUR.
poses: Our celebrated North Carolina
Second Crop Potatoes. Handsome,
smooth, we'll assorted; packed in full
sized flour barrels and sure to please.
VIM Bragaw Co., Washington, n. c.
11-25-1W
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ANY NORTH CAROLINA MINISTER
knowing an Industrious and worthy
woman wanting a good home with
small salary for her services, will
render a great kindness by writing to
Mrs. B.. Mebane. n. c..
11-20-e. o. d. 15tt.
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D-RELIABLE PERSON IN
each district to manage business for
old house. Salary SIS weekly. EX-
penses advanced. Permanent position.
Enclose self addressed envelope. Man
ager, 342 CaXton Buldg., Chicago.
11-9St-sat and sun.
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Latham Dudley.

kilograms to friends here yesterday
announced the marriage at Edenton of
Miss Maude Lucille Dudley and Mr. Mark
II. Latham. Miss Dudley has visited in
this city. She is a charming young wo-
man and has very large circle of
friends.
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WANTED. -WIDE-AWAKE ENER-
gctic young man who would like to
engage in newspaper business as local
editor; also a printer competent to set
ads. and make up forms. Address,
business, Durham, ~. G.
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GOOD HARDWARE
statesmen by reliable jobbing establish
ment; covering territory of North Car
DINA and South Carolina. Address
Hardware" care Observer, Charlotte.
~ u 11-27-4t
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YOUNG MAN (2O) DESIRING POSITION
at anything, in vicinity of Pinehurst.
Stenography, typewriting, farming,
chores, etc. Excellent references.
New Yorker, care News and Observer.
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PRINTER WANTED-AN ALL
round man. capable Of taking charge
of weekly paper. None but sober
men need apply. Steady position to
right party. State age, experience ana
wages expected, enclosing stamp. The
Headlight, Goldsboro. N c.