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The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-22
SPEAKS FOR TERRITORIAL
GOVERNMENT
Oliver P. Hubbard, the Valdez Lawyer, Says
Local Legislature and An Organized
Government Are Necessary.

the North coast, and let them get together
10 committees and fight the questions out.
BY that means we should have a fairly
satisfactory condition Of affairs, insofar as
legislation can regulate them.
"The fault for conditions In the North
Is not so much with congress as with
Alaskans. The people here have never
agreed. have been In Washington a
good deal In the last few yelrs 10 eonnee-
ton with Alaskan legislation, and am
convinced that the gteit majority Of the
members Of congress are ready and willing
to give al the time that Is necessary to
the consideration Of Alaskan questions,
and they wan, to d. the proper thing.
They want to satisfy the people OF the
North. but dnd that impossible The
members VI the senate and house have not
a personal knowledge Of conditions here
and the people from the district who 20 to
Washington differ 50 rldieally, that thsv
onlv confuse congress. The fact that
Alaska Is so large and interests are likely
to conflict. make Il 50 that It will always
be thus until the people have a legislature
Of their own to pass u?on local lusstIens
and to memorallzs congress representative
Of the whole district"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-22
ON YUKON
Movements of the River
Steamers.

Whltehorse, Aug. 2I.-The WI ltehOrse'
Victorian, CllffOtd Slfton and the Thistle
should arrive at this place before noon to-
morrow The boats are loaded to The
guards with passenger.
The Columbian will sail ohlght and
the Yukoner Saturday Might. Nv
In addition to the bOats already
mentioned, the Bonanz King and the
Dawson arc en route up stream. All will
BE- In this week
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-22

While To- Sllgway, Oliver p. Hubbard,
attorney Tor the V.ltez Eagle railroad,
stated thb he Is a rscen, convert to the
proposition TO, a territorial form Of gov
eminent. 10 spesking Of the matter, M.
Hubbrl stated.
81 have been in Alaska more or less Tor
four years, and until recently . have BE-
IIsvsd that the time hlt not arrived Tor
the organization Of a territorial govern
men 10 AIlsSa. lhlve ehlnged nv mind
on the suli-c, There are several reasons
ior that change. The interests Of Alaska
are 80 diversified ani the Importin, sec
ti1as Of the district are 50 remote that 10
", - almos, impossible to properly get
Alskan sfi Lrs before congress. In fact
there IS probably not a man In the district.
Ii, him be ever 50 honest and free from
slhsh motives, who Is qualified 10 repre-
sent to congress the true condition Of affairs
in this country. I believe Q, will he nscss-
slry Tor a legislature representing all the
s.ltious Of AllsEB to gst togsths, and
,hresh ou, the problems confronting this
district, before adeQuits legislation can be
hai. Ls, legislators gather at a territorial
c1pI,al from the Southeast, from the West
ward. from the Yukon valley and from
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-22

TIE Northern Commercial Co. will
close out their crocksry, glassware, lamps
and bric-l-brac. tlnwafe, glnl,e, iron and
kitchen utensils within the next two
weeks. Anyone needing ANYTHING In thi:
line will 90 well 10 Stolk up while they
have the chance.
All goods al cost and lower.
S-I7-Iw. F. N. Woodruff, Mgr.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-22
NOT SO WELL
Boats On Yukon Taking
More Time.

The river steamers operating on the
Upper Yukon are not making as good
time as heretofore on the river The
nights are getting longer and when Il Is
cloudy there are several hours when the
boats cannot nun, but are compelled to tie
up on the river.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-22
The Hop ToniEh.

To- light will be the occasion OF u
tIe Brotherhood hop. The eommltt,
There will be a good attendance an
good time.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-22
New Homo moRo.saaran, Reopen.

On rsorening this house Il Is nv purpose
90 run frst-cllSs restaurant and boarding
, bouse. Spetial attention viii be given 20
regular bo1rier. The house will Be hfSt-
tllSs in every respect, with good home
looi ing etc. Mrs NJ. befnn0Her'
Sl<agwlv Aug 8 1904 Nv
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-22
Addition Being nuiitto Barr.oh.

An addition Is being built to the Snvdsr
building at the east end Of Sixth avenue,
being used BY the soldiers as FO1ftaek,.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-22

The finest porcelain bath tubs al Oh
Prlnelpal barbeTshop. Opposite ths Boar
Of Trade
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-22

The Daily Alaskan's facilities for doing
% work are qnsxesllsd.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-22
For sunday Dinner

Stop In al the Boss Bakery and get a pot
Of Boston Backed Pork and Beans on your
wav from church, for vour Sunday dinner.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-22

AlIklnds Of pies and cake, at the Boss
Bakery.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-22

Fresh ,aay daIIy a, tn, Boss 3 ,ksry.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-08-22
New wallP.p'E l0os patterns, Peoples

The leading batbershop and baths. The
Principal, opposite Board Of Trade.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07
Home Treatment

the Sunday following the date, and viii
meet at Germania tomorrow for the bur.
pose OF 6ttingly celebrating that Imnort,nr
try. WIN
me attendance for the week AZ the Rren-
ma M PUBIC schools WAS ne follows; White
schools san Jacnto 40 gain 3: Alamo
seaoo, -, loss n; Central grammar l26
S4ih ib nigh school O. same as las. lcisn.
me t9tal net gain Is 3 Col0red school !.
last Euu il92- gain 70; West End l03 sifl
l3i, NTp'
News was received here Friday night
from the home OF Mr.. Gus Dirke n Buile
soh count inst his son Harmon had been
suddenly stricken with paralysis. Another
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07

message to Mr.. J. s. Williams. ~,
nrother-in'law Saturday morning brought
the intelligence thar ne "a -
gained consciousness and dIs3 ~ an a,ri,,
80 ~. saturday morning. He was 10 3ears
Si,s as ana a young man OF apparensiy 10
,hnn9grsday afternoon during the rain ana
III; place three miles north OF Town
1,SnsshItns Nlied two Mules mo for MIR
y, riI Iil ana one for Phil pow!din. one
,,Ssto- tclaetlnann murder still remains a
- otncers have about exhausfed
th,rs aknoWn clue without learlin.. atr
arrest uenlAse enough on which - make IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07
BRENNAN BUDGET.
Prussian Army Veterans Are to Celebrate
Sedan Anniversary Today

Sedan Anniversary Today
Brenham, Texas September Elm
Washington county there are a number 81
men who We're In that meln1raila bafna
fought NJ Sedan. September >, 1870 when
Emperor Napoleon III with his army
was defeated In q terrific con- est. the en-.
peror thlrty-uiuc generals 23O ,tan N.
hcers 26Oo officers and 5000 men we're
taken prisoners. AT each recurring aunt.
Yersary OF this great event tho heroes
celebrate.
This year they decided to wait uutil
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07

THE UNION CENTRAL Life insurance
company OF Cinclunah, Ohio, Will estab.
lish district agent IN Houston II suita.
bic arrangements can he made for n man.
ager who can produce not less than $780,
600 annually OF business; no application
will be considered unless accompanied
with references Il, Hall general agent
Elgin. TeXas. IA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07

AGENTS outside Houston send for free
samples and liberal offer; everybody buys
quick for exclusive territory. Saymun,
ST louis, Mo
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| ROOM AND BoARD-A nicely furnish
room. with good table board. Apply 10
INnIhnnl.l
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NICE cool southeast room, rent with or
without board; private family; $40 Louis
lana street; references. Z
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TWO NICELY furnished upstairs rooms
suitable for gentlemen; also table board.
Apply sos Walker. 10
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CHANCE OF A CENTURY-S5 per week
ana upwards; mon and women wanted
everywhere 10 operate sales parlors for
the hest, most attractive ladies' shoe
known; ten new remarkable recommend
ing features: previous experience unneces-
sary; no risk; write today Kushion Kom-
fort Shoe Co, 564 Washington street, Bos-
ton, Mass,
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| LARGE south upstairs room, with board
modern convenences; close In; on uai
line. 1210 Travis. /,
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AGENTS on salary or commissions the
greatest agents seller ever produced
every user OF pen and ink buys Il on sight
200 to 500 per cent profit; one agent 8
sales amounted 10 $500 in six days; en-
other S32 In two hours. Monroe Mfg Co,
X 1886 La Crosse. Wis
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WANTED Eight men. four women 70
travel make collections and appoint
experience not necessary, bot must follow
Instructions; also four men, three women
to work at home. all or part time; send
references and stamp for reply. Address
Monroe. 262 WRhash nvenue. Chicago
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AGENTS WANTED-Agents can make
from So to So yer day an agent right
ul0rs Of r. e. Adams room i, Wilson
block Houston. Texas Z
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RELIABLE couple without children to rent
house 901 Pease and boerd two ladies'
Apply GO Austin. Z
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WANTED-Agents 60 sell rubber face mas
sage cup; remarkably quick selling nov.
city; simple 20 cents Harlan Manufac
turing Coz Toledo, Ohio. 10
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NICELY FURNISHED rooms IN new hous
with botrd close TO business center; g.
Bile borders solicited SO Travis sire
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THREE OK FOUR gentlemen can secure
board and rooms with private family; ali
furnished. 141T Capitol avenue. Uid
phone 1888. ~
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AGENTS Now household Invention. Pat.
1902 $4,000 sold In Milwaukee, Hot seller
for county fairs, Big profits Exclusive
territory. Free sample u. ]. Edgren,
Milwaukee. wis.
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WILL have two nice furnished southeast
rooms vacant on the first; Will only take
boarders In them; all modern convent
ences; FIVE blocks Of Rice hotel. w.
Jack Bryan. 1912 Walker avenue. II
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I NICELY FURNISHED ROOM with board
| 1904 Mckinney avenue Z
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COS DALLAS-New house, newly furnished
and all modern improvements; electric
lights and car Ines excellent table. IL
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ONE Of the uicest unfurnished front rooms
IN the city for couple, with best OF
board; i've blockg of Rice hotel. w. Jack
Bryan 1912 Walker avenue. II
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SALESMAN WANTED have q position
for frst-class speciality salesman for
Texas and will pay such mnn 500 ptr
month md expenses; permanent position
salary guaranteed 2S07. this office z
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TEXAS news or cigar dealers write to
residence, 604 fremont street Galveston
Texas. for consignment goods: agency
without any Investment.
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l49 Congress. I
Will EXCHANGE $50 BREWSTER
SINGLE Tor BUGGY PRACTICALTS
NoRFLEET. 2o1 RIM BuILDING I
rHREF. ACRE truck farm, two miles from
end of err line for vacant lot In citv
Address Joe this office Z
CARPENTER work for horse and snring
wagon VIII trade for both or for horse
9Ione- Alaress Joe, this office Z
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE Cyiinder n
ara Nl' Nld black oil, 20 cents a gallon:
furniture hardware. ctr cheap for cash
,.hrnshaM 5. Dart and Silver streets Z
HRAMoPHoNE with forty four well So
lec'S" records Qutttt cost SAT and is as
good MS new, VIII exchange for good cam
cff,ce. -
FOR SIZE OR EXCHANGF--My 50-acre
arm, 40 acres IN lne cultivation, two
nftesian wells, place an fenced, with a
i,urge nle-room house, servants house and
Darn; VIII exchange for improved or nm.
improved Houston property. or unim-
proved land on Buffalo bayou, toward
harrisburg Will also sell at n great sac
, 1911 ~ Wisn 20 leANe Tor Mexico For
ftrne fuiu's INQUIRE at liz Washington
street, z
~ i ADE OR SELL-One top buggy and
U,ig tW Oo, wagon and double harness;
~ CrSuv LOT iresh mix cows. One team
OF g9od horses cheap for cash H. s..
VIZ -; - .-S:!OSs ssocA pens.
! y, hAh hANE YOU TO offer for S1I5 equity
m Set0 upright new piano, balance $40 a
months Address 2710, this office 7
"tal hAEE YOU 10 trade for SlS5 equity
IN new 5000 piano, balance $40 a month";
Aa9Iess zIlO. ms onice.
NHAI HAVE YOU 70 trade for parlor
SIsan' Nalue Saot Address 2Il0 this of
nee.
| SECOND HHNT7 NCIS7I7TS - 49,. aI,,
marc ana mule. ..oS ~ ~ So 49, MS, as
MORGAN eradeS ,smGy lot ,, COWS , ~, udS
Sl25 Tom Jackson, 28ii Hardy street. I
WANTFD-To eTcI NE -rs,S- TT'T7,TS,-~ &
1 Wilson mechlne ~ .S ,orse az,
Preston ovenne sVVN q
ncT crpAu[D cn0T ~
100 . MA ELI, y GLEN.
STRAYFD -s7g- 1---------, -
old; one hav coit > vn Gay mar nd mad yends
ret',rD my 10 pSS COY G,,a years ga no brand
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TlREF. ACRE truck farm, two miles from
END OF cor line for vacant LOT In city
Address Joe, this office
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THREE OR -FOUR gentlemen can secure
board and rooms with private family; all
modern conveuiences; everything newly
furnished. 1417 Capitol avenue. OH
phone 1895.
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F1RsT-CLASS room and board at 1915
Texas avenue; table boorders also so.
liclted; three blocks from Main street. u
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TWO furnished rooms and board, southern
exposure, for two couples everything
modern and up to date; 7O3 Mckinney. 5
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ROOMS FOR rem Twin or without
board. 104 Hamilton. Z
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TDoat eflSanto''
d arS-- G
BOARD AND ROOM.

ROOM AND BOARD for several young
men; modern convenlences; reasonable
rates; IA Capitol avenue. 4
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NICE large south room, bath ana board for
couple or gentlemen; 1905 Texas avenue.
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ROOM AND BoARD a SO Auatln 3. ]:

DESIRABLE rooms and board, close In:
modern conyeniences, reasonable. 1014
Walker. 10
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FUK SALE OR EXCHANGE CviiDder n
lard ol aud black oil, % cents a gallon,
furniture, hardware. etc, cheap for cash
lhthshdws. Dart and Silver streets. Z
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YOU can earn big money handling our
Christmas speclaltles; no capital or ex-
perience necessary For samples and
particulars address HIN & Co.. Chicago.
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FOR IENT-T>wo nice. cool, furnished
rooms. 110o Pralrle avenue. 80
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FIRST CLASS BOARD. cool rooms. APP
ply Creseent House. 1907 Congress. 8
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-One sec
tlon land In Northwest Texas. n. A.
McNutt, 101612 Congress avenue Z
SCHOOL opens on September Is; bring in
your old school books and exchange them
Tor new; We have everything needed in
me school room. Purdy's Book Store,
1909 Congress.
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NICE furnished south room, with or with.
ont board; use Of bath and phone; refer
ences 507 Charities 7
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k7b MONTH and expenses; no expr-
rtence needed; position permanent; SELF,
seller. Pease Mfg CO., box 30 Cincin
natl, Ohio.
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ELEGANTLY furnished south rooms, With
board for couples. 11O4 Main, corner La
mar; old phone 2O74 o
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CARPENTER work for horse and sDring
wagon; viii trade for both or for horse
alone Address Joe. this Office. 7
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

GRAND CENTRAL ROOMING HOUSE.
GIT Glrard street. %
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BENGHEfMfS pHARMACY. Congress- ava
nue. and Fannln street win remain epen
nntil ~ 3. %. daily; Foar prescriptions SO.
AciteeF n
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GOOD BOARD 50 so ana 81 per week. 209
La Branch o
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LARGE FRONT ROOM. with board, tire,
blocks from Rice hotel; COS Caroline ~
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TABLE BOARDERs solicited; good boar(
at reasonable prIces I03 Mckinney.
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STOP RUNAWAYs- Pocket hltching posts;
hitch horses solid instantly; carry ia
pocket; sight sellers; agents wanted.
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fDh ShLE OR EXCHANGING 50-acre
nIrtesian wells, place an fenced, with a
large 1le-room house, servants house and
narn; WIN exchange for improved or un
proved land on Buffalo bayou toward
Harrisburg Will also sell at a great sac
rihce as wish to leave for Mexico For
particulars Inquire at PIP Washington
street q
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LARGE south room, desirable nlghborhood
good board and bath. I20 San Jacinto. Il
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HOTELS, SUMMER RESORTS

MARIA HOUSE, Marta. Texas, TndeF
Fort Davis. Delightful climate. reason.
able terms nrstelaas aceommodations.
D-lo
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SOUTH front room; good board; s14 Main.
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WANTED-To exchange now Wheeler N
Wilson machine for q good horse l4O2
Preston avenue v
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WHAT HAVE YOU 10 trade for S1s5 equity
In new $3.50 plano, balance $40 a month";
Address 27lO. this office. Z
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UHt-UNIT Your CuNU NUIIcCtIuU VuCH WPthi ,
can make from 5000 TO $500 each year;
TINS Is best season to commence work
and can give personal bond and refer
ence, Marshall Medicine Co. Kansas
City, Mo 7
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1902-11-06

with this awful
nalady, or drink
ing from the
same vessel srd
Esing the sa 81 >
I Q il e { articles
And waen she
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1902-11-06
BRAIN-FOOD NONSENSE,

Another ridiculous food fad has
been brande by the most compe
tent authorities. They have dis
PEELED the silly notion that one kind
of food is needed for brain, another
for muscles, and still another for
bones. a correct diet will not only
Dourish q particular part of the
body, but 1t will sustain every other
part Yet, how YER good your food
may be, it's nutriment is destroyed
By indigestion or dyspepsia. You
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regular doses of Or en's Angnsi
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and mates you feel baogout aad Wig
oraus- 1oa ean get this reliable
remedy. 81 the Goldsboro Drug 60.
Get Green's special Almanac.
80, . =, n S4k.r,zx u -
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HIA
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IFN emphasize the shrunken
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MS#T up the cheeks followed bv
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A@W Health is the first requisite
EkNAto womanly happiness. General
MAg1ll-health IN women has its ori-
AEM gin in local woman1y diseases.
EW Cure the diseases of the delicate
WK wo1nan1y organism and the gen
A eral health is perfectly restored.
MM The remarkable benefits ex-
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& are due to this medicines per-
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EA UIt affords me great pleasure to be
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Il Sec d Disease

VI all h'atsaaAa diseases, shat known as
contagious blood poison, Or the Bad
Disease, has caused moro misery and suf-
ferins and ruined more lives than all
others combined. It not only wrecks the
hopes and aspirations OF the one who
contracts 1t, but often the innocent are
made to share the humiliation and dis
grace OF this most loathso,ne and hateful
form Of blood poison. Children inherit
It from parents, and thousands of the
pnrest men and women have been con-
tatninated and ruined simply through
handling the clothing Of one infected
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1902-11-06

800 rolls new 2 pound bagging,
200 roofs good second hand bagging
1000 bundles New Arrow ties,
60 bales heavy blue stripe sugar
bags.
$4,000 pounds @. r. side meat,
10000 lbs, regular plates.
25 bbls. Pork.
1000 lbs! Compound Lard.
5000 les. Miller's Pure Lard.
500 hbls. flour. Best, Patent and
Family
$50 sacks water ground bolted meal.
500 Bushels Corn.
l car No l Timothy Hay.
500 sacks salt, coarse and fine,
80 barrels Granulated Sugar.
10 '' Extra @ {"
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Convince

HOUSE FOR REN,r--Seven room
two story house on SIoeunab street
adjoining the premises Of T. W.
Slocumh. Has barn, stables and
outhouses. Terms $12. super Inontn
Apply to NJ. j. Best.