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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1902

which Includes In its long list Of mems
berg many other Of the most prOmin-
ent women Of the city The Missouri
club women are pledged to the idea Of
making the clubhouse o han OF philon-
ihrophy
The Interest In the arts and crafts
movement is spreading among the
clubs. The Rhode Island state fedora
ton has an exhibit planned and wen
under way This win include a display
of the handcrafts Of women IN the state
Of Rhode Island, and win be supple.
mented by the unique collection Of
original work owned by Mrs. lG s. COL
cleugh, and which win illustrate with
an address she viii make on the ARTS
and Crafts Of Primitive Women" In
this connection Il Ia interesting to quote
from a talk this week at the Womens
conference Of the society Of Ethical Cul-
tura given by Mr. Douglas Nolk on
'Genulnenoss IN Arts ana Handicrafts'
He regards the increasing interest IN
the revival Of handlwork as most en-.
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ia. every club to be represented at the
annual meeting by liz president ana one
delegate. II ~ proposed too, that out
of this increased treasury the eN"
penses Of the state president shan be
paid to both state and national oonyen-
lions. All the clubs Of the state mat
have 80 far voted on the proposition
have supported It, but az It cannot 30
into effect under another year the
clubs OF the state are asked TO submit
to iye-cent percoplta tax to delray
the expenses of the state president to
the biennial meeting at Los Angeles
The wednesday club OF ST. Louis has
enthusiastically taken up the project
OF q permanent clubhouse for the gem
eral federation, as projected by the
Louisiana purchase committee, and has
pledged $1,000 az a club to the move.
ment, with intlmation that additional
IndIvidupl subscriptions win swell that
amount considerably Mrs Philip n,
Moore, president Of the Missouri state
federation, is member Of the club
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used under protest as a present neoos-
sary means Of distinction, and that al
though no club Of white women has
ever applied for admission, did this
happen, undoubtedly II would be add
mitted on the same basis as the other
clubs.
-
The latest patriotic society r called
the Danes OF 1876, II was organized re-
centely In Texas In honor OF the soldiers
OF the war with Mexico, which lasted
from 1886 to 1870 Miss Lucretla Hart
Clay of Lexington, KY, ~ Historian
The state federation OF Maine pro-
poses 20 put the organization on a good
financial basis, by which the running
expenses of the organization can be
met out Of itg treasury. 10 increase
the funds for this purpose, It Is pro-
posed that an annual tax OF 81 shall be
levied on all state clubs having a mem
bership Of twenty or less For all clubs
with membership Of over twenty the
annual tax shall be ten cents per capt
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couraglng, but begs that the new in.
terest be not allowed to fall back into
O mere artistic fad, Properly deyel.
oped' says Mr.. Volk, "lt may be a
powerful factor In opposing the greed
for gain that characterlaos mercantile
life. lie goes on 10 emphasize that Il
must be genuine and honest "A lit
tie handiwork" he says ION machine
made article Is the worst Of sbams"
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-. were served and as usual Isl a,
rire'hui'yn"e,Te capable Of taxing VS'V "
HEM .,ot ~
,no,s Of Utah sorosls met ny ny
Ih Name Of Mrs D. a; ,l hr"s after.
l0e y. ',O'JF First West, Wepp ,he most en-.
south I'd enjoyed one OF ine i i,,V~, Of
aeon suu meetings In the n'e,U IN
ieesgn5s Mrs. kng gave pGSpprdeiin
the Guy, Service" MlS, ny ~ n nn
rDomesuV an interesting artlcie on
Beck reSUu oIos % Recess Of ten minutes
"Bygope responses 10 rollcall WI. VIZ
vas taken 40 earh lady giving extracts
we're mace ,oyorlte author The Dues
rom the admission OF co u,,,n mn and
10 the "snlrlted discussion i9lloweu,
ys,S in the Feb. "Cluup womb !, ~,
The aliI 'aThe Rushing IN OF FOOLS W
entitled, ssgnrlher was read ana II u
!, D Heasble strengthened the oppo,,
we're po'V ,be admission Of the colored
flion Yum adjourned 20 meet again
cluOs week with Mrs King
uo,a has been received from rom NIX MT5,
Nggl,unoot Dusenberry that she, ,, WI"
lda o,nn,nanIms arrived safely IN Wash,
her ooH' n q and that she suffered put
ingIon', ue Inconvenience from her YER
very lnsoorlance had IN the runaway the
Il ,,S, before she left the cl'N
-, and Mrs Elmer ID. Corfman en-
MI a,I noctor Clifton from chicago
! .s,.nJ"v evening at their cottage on
S @vrdd' hast First North. Those lnvlSeu
IDuu y. i' The doctor were Rev. ana Mfs'
% I,'9 Goodwin, Miss Towle, Miss lselS
II y Hnlckerson. Miss Jackson, Misa
NNnls,,hrlp. Miss Florence Pohd' MISS
Baker eao
o., and Mrs. barnes are "at home
b., ,ber friends Mondays AT the NC
Gore cottage on First East loo North'
mia Terpsjchore ball danced at The
,,.N,t nayllIon Wednesday evening
AOs1 an exceptionally Jolly one ana was
,ollowed by several chatting dish sup
pers, -
Nav "a is the time set for the reun-
on II ali those who have ever been
s y OF the Brigham Young acade-
NV NV, A meeting Of the various commit
,ass was held Tuesday evening to de-
cNe an plan Of opera ton. Profs. g.
II RImhall and j. y, Keeler were A.
nolniel to confer with the Alumni as
ISOLATION officers TO secure their coop
ration in the matter Apostle Reed
emoot and Dr.. J. NJ Tanner were APP
tainted committee on transportation
Three members OF the Alumni assOcia
tiop wifi be requested to act with Prof
e II Brmhall, Dr. Tanner and MIS-,
Teene smoot Taylor In the prepare
ton Of a program,
Miss Robinson Of the Franklin school
vlll 20 with the Tabernacle choir to
California
Or Clifton Of Chicago spent Tuesday
morning visiting the Proctor academy
Mrs Annie Jones Atkin went to Mil
ford this week In the interest of her
millinery business
Prof BENZ Gun Jr left Provo for
Beaver Monday evening, to look after
the interests Of the b. Y. Academy
branch school.
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bilious collie

II, Sewer a carpenter and builder Of
Kenton, Tenn when suffering Intense.
~ from an attack Of bilious collie, sent
% near by drug store Cor something
to relieve him. The druggist sent him
a bottle Of Chamberlains Collie,
Cholera and DlaIThoea Remedy three
doses Of which effected permanent
cure. This ig the only remedy that
can be depended upon In the most se-
we're cases OF collie and cholera morbus,
Most druggists know this and recon-
mend It when such medicine is called
for For sale by an druggists.
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Women's Pre-
miere" Kid Gloves
Instead of $2-$l.5O

This particular line has been
broken by the small sizes having
sold down to a very few, so re-
duced price. And very little
coaxIng will be needed to bring
those women who have a
knowledge Of the Premiere
here to get them during this
sale. They are kid gloves
that stand quietly by as best
and rare indeed is a deyia-
ton from regular. All seams are
hand sewn, backs stitched with
self. black or white, these colors'
black, white, brown, tan, mode,
gray, opera shades; sizes 6 to ~.
Instead Of $500, Monday and the
week-Sl.50.
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ROBERTs' CoMpLETE WORKs

IVUHNNTH UOMFIETE WONKS
outlines OF Ecclesiastical History"
S75, $3.50 {2,7ji "rhe Gospel" 7Jc, Sl,2S,
Sl50i New Witness for Cod" $50,
$780, Succession IN the Presidency"
soc, Soc Zoe; Rise and FAN Of Nau.
voo' l25, 225; Missouri persccu.
lions, SL25, S225. Cannon Book Store.
(Deseret News, props), ll-l3 Main
Street Salt Lake city Utah.
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Final Word of
Clearance on
Carpets.

This sale is TO last but three
days, Monday Tuesday, Wednes-
day-you remember there was a
pretty general clearing last week
) but you probably know of sales
that In the aftermath ofttimes
there are frequently many Of the
best first offerings. It's so in
this case and there's enough to
make a very interesting three
days sale and mighty fine choos-
ing FOR quick corners. Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday;
A lot Of 100 curtain poles, wood,
with fine trimmings OF brass,
copper or bronze, sold at 'l.25 to
$500 each for-6Oc.
A gross Of 4-foot white enamel
cottage rods with ends and bracS-
cts, complete and ready TO hang,
regularly priced SOC each--2oc.
The window shows some very
rich drapery stuffs-tapestry
damasks and silks-all suitable
and desirable for portieres, cur
tains or other drapery uses, that
were formerly $3.50, $3.50 and $3.50
yard, now 500 $500 and $500.
Rope curtains that were $500
$3.50 and 5000 a pair, now--S3,OO,
$500 and 500.
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Carpet Chance.

Any Of these will be made ana
laid without extra charge and
stored for you until needed;
2 patterns Imperial Administer
carpets. no borders, 1926 a yard
quality-$l.GO
2 patterns Wilton yeiyets, no
borders. but sl95 a yard grade
for-sl. 90.
3 patterns best made 5-frame
Body Brussels, two have borders
to match and one hall and stair
pattern. Si.4O a yard-Sl,OO.
patterns best l0-wlre tapestry
Brussels. two with borders TO
match, sI.lO a yard grade-S5c.
one lot Administer rugs SIZE
27x68 inches, floral and oriental
designs, fresh arrivals that are TO
be our spring leaders and no less
than a $500 value for-S2,35.
A a a .
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YOUNG MEMS SUITS TO Sl4.oo-

clearance lot 100 suits that we're formerly
splendid materials the medium SHADES only so inns
cannot fail TO move them-S45O
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iINn YOUR MAGAzINEs.

Old Books, Music ana Magazines. Put
them Ia strong new covers for preser-
walton. Many records VI value can be-
saved by having them bound Tho
"News' blndery can do the work In any
form at any price
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NEW CATALOGUE or
CHURCH WORKS
Just issued, Send 10 Cannon Book
store, (Deserot News, PropsD, II and 10
Main Street, Salt Lake city Utah, for
a free copy Special terms 10 dealers,
agents and Canyassers.
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Clearance of Girls Waists. Jackets. Suits

Not many the girls all here the aun on jacket
suits favor this winter Made OF fancy che'
m and ges blue only pretty trimmed and stitched sizes
TO years than could be made Tor '
up to $S dresses HALE THESE PRICES,
flannel waists sailor blouse and shrt 40 waist s e.
nicely trimmed silk tucked The $500 waist-i
S95-$l& -, -.
The Jackets number fifty girls who them will have
possessed Made OF hahd
color dark red DQWn
dark Nine, for girls of to H years S75 75 $500 TO $1,000
coats Monday and the week-HALF THESE PRICES -.
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Complimentary Dance.

The visiting young men from Chapel
Hill gave 4 most enjoyable dance in the
Olivia Raney Hall Saturday night.
Among the couples were Miss Lula Nc
Donald with Mr.. Clarence Pemberton
Miss Harriet Haywood with Mr. Black
nall Cook, Miss Marguerite Alexander
with Prof. Vernon Howell; Miss Hal
Morson with Mr.. Jake Morehead; Miss
Rosa Battle with Mr.. CASTOR Galloway;
Miss Annie Hinsdale with Mr. Will Dunn
Miss Belle Hay with Mr.. Thomas Lude-
colt; Miss Mary Thompson with Mr..
Henry Dunner; Miss Margaret Harris
with Mr. Charlie Harris; Miss Mary Bar
bee with Mr.. Olcott Miss Lena Latta
with Mr. Murray Allen; Miss Mary An
drews with Mr.. Adolph Num-; Miss Gray
with Mr.. Will Moncure; Miss Nell Hins-
dale with Mr.. Henry London; Miss Chris
tina Busbee with Prof. Bernard.
Many stays were present and large
contingent of students from the Univer-
sity and A. and M. College.
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THE B5IDE.ELECT EL0PED.
To be Married in a Few Days to one Lover
Elopss With Another.

Richmond, Va Nov TO- (SpeciaL)-
Saturday romance eliminated in Rox-
boro, n. ca in a runaway marriage.
Miss Pearle Price, of Houston, was to
have been married to DR., Robert L.
Kern of this city, tomorrow, all invita-
tions having been sent out. But Oh
Saturday the young lady drove through
the country from Houston to Black Wal
nut and took the train for RoXborO,
where she was met by Mr. James A.
Glenn, of Durham, and they were mar
Tted.
MIR. Glenn is a prominent tobacconist
Of Durham, and was accompanied by
Messrs. l.. l.. Traynham, Harry Jordan
and j. Is. White. The bride-elect was
accompanied by Mr. John p. Ferrall a
friend of the groom, and the party was
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For a Bazaar.

called meeting of the Pres
byterian Aid Society is to be
held in the church parlor this
afternoon at O'clock The object of the
society is to arrange for bazaar, which
it proposes TO hold December 10th to 18Th,
the proceeds of which will be devoted to
the church debt.
All ladies of the church or any who
may feel interested in this undertaking
are requested to be present or signify
their readiness to nelp BIZ a communica
ton to that effect. Any voluntary effort,
even the smallest will be appreciated.
The active members of the society arc
now working up such material as they
have into fancy articles which will be
on sale at reasonable prices. A schedule
o. COMMITTEES and their duties will be
published.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrator Of
the estate of Thomas T. Bcaslcy, de-
ceased, late OF Wake county, N. c., this
is to notify all persons having claims
against the said estate to present the
same to the undersigned on or before the
21st day of October, 1908, or this notice will
be plead in bar of their recovery, and all
persons indebted to the said estate will
please make immediate payment to the
undersigned.
WIN. HENRY BEASLEY,
Administrator,
Worthwhile, n. G.
october 70, 1902.
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Reception to Students,

Newton, n c.. Nov -(SpcciaID-A
year ago, our pastor, Rev. w. T. Mat
thews, suggested that the young ladies
OF the Presbyterian church give a re-
ccption to the students of Catawba Col
lcge who attended this Sabbath School
Friday evening this pleasant social
gathering was repeated and about sixty
young Indies and gentlemen assembled
at the home of Mr.. Geo. e. Coulter.
For several hours merry games. joyful
laughter and social discourses were in
dulged in. Delicious refreshments were
served. and all had a delightful evening.
Rev. Mr.. Matthews, wife and son came
down from Hickory and added greatly to
TIE enjoyment of the occasion.
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B F, q. Chapel Exercises.

The Baptist Female University has
adopted for use in chapel exercises, 'In
FiXcelsis," one of the finest hymnal pub
ished in this country for such services.
Cne hundred copies have been presented
to the University by members of the fac
Ulty. The president and faculty believe
that students should have training il
church music as we'll as in other lines of
study With this in view the director
Of music has organized a choir Of Sc
lected voices TO sing in chapel exercises.
ard one morning each week, gives the
whole student body short rehearsal in
choral singing.
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his regalia to Miss Flora Mcpherson, of
Cumberland Chief Ball Manager j. s..
Mcneil made his tribute to Miss Eliza
beth Underwood, of Fayetteville; Assist
ant Manager i. w. Haigh paid homage to
Miss Kate Haigh of Reidsville; the
charming Miss Eula Davis, of Raleigh,
carried away that of Assistant Manager
r II. Dye-all of which proves that these
young men not only know how to run a
fair and ball, but are not slow about
picking out pretty girls.
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Busbee- Clarkson.

The following invitatioD has been sent
to friends:
MT and Mrs. Thomas Simons Clarkson
invite you to be present
at the marriage Of their daughter.
Pearl
TO
Mr. Richard Smith Busbee,
on Wednesday evening, the nineteenth Of
November, nineteen hundred and two,
at eight o'clock.
Ten East Ninth Street.
Charlotte, North Carolina"
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s(.)AL. .

We have a small quantity
lift of best quality Of Anthra-
cite, Egg and Stove coal at
$500 pei ton. We or
dered several lois more six
months ago bat have no hope
of getting any of il this winter,
as the supply of Anthracite
coal is thirty million tons short
10 date and the present out put
is less than half what If should
he under former conditions
even it all the mines resume
work in perfect harmony.
We have arranged with the
owners of many of the best
Eituminous Goals in the coun-
Try TO ship by the carload
erect TO my railroad depot at
lowest prices Correspondence
solicited by those in n ed of
l'iIumlnous coal or Of Gram,
Ilay, Shingles. Laths, Lumber
etc.
JONES &c POWELL
RaIeiOh. NJ. C..
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Joined on the way by number Of friends
of the young lady.
The bride is a very attractive young
woman. and the forsaIlen sutton is a well
Known young practicing physician Of
tbis city He has nothing to say except
tbot the news of the marriage was a
Great surprise. He and Mr. Glenn had
Iona been rivals for the young lady's
hand.
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ORGANIZERS WANTED-IN EVERY
town and village in North Carolina,
where at present no Tribe exists, to
represent the Improved Order OF Red
Men, the Oldest Fraternity in the
United States, OF purely American
origin. Liberal inducements to proper
parties. For further information ad-
dress with references, w. Ben Goodwin,
Box 226. Elizabeth City. N. c.
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wake county is best and first, too It
not only gave the best Democratic vote
~ the election last week, but was the
fret 10 make the official returns to the
Secretary of State. The duplicates were
cent in Yesterday morning by Register OF
needs ]. ]. Bernard. Very few of the
counties have reported officially as yet.
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Rosenthal- Brant.

The following invitation has been is
sued
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Brandt
request the honour of your presence
at the arriage of their daughter,
Bertha Koehler,
70
Mr.. Herbert G.. Rosenthal
on Wednesday evening. November nine
teenth. at seven o'clock,
in the year nineteen hundred and two,
Ohef Sholom Temple,
Norfolk, Virginia.
Reception, $50 F'reemason street, from
half after seven until ten"
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Marriage Tomorrow.

Mr.. Garrett Lafayette Vinson, of Mans
field, Ohio, arrived in the city yesterday
morning, after a visit to his mother
in New Bern. Mr.. Vinson and Miss Mar
earet Broughton will be married in the
Baptist Tabernacle here on Wednesday
morning al 1879.
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MISUNDERSTANDING POSITION
with wholesale grocery house. Five
years experience. Can furnish refer
cnces. Would prefer territory in
Eastern North Carolina. Address
Groceries, care News and Observer.
11-911W
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The violin and piano recital given last
evening at the Baptist Female Univer-
sity by Miss Ida f. Martin, violinist,
and Mr.. Marion F. Dunwoody, pianist,
drew most appreciative audience and
the splendid music was greatly enjoyed.
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Sans Souci.

The Sans Souci" Club will meet with
Mrs. Grimes Cowper this afternoon at /
o'clock. The herdics will be at the
Olivia Rancy Library at 3: 80 o'clock,
where the ladiesc will meet and drive
out TO Fair View Villa.
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WhNTED.-AN INVALID WHO IS
boarding. desires the companionshp
of q nice, refined lady, who will tako
charge of a little girl years old.
Address Lock Box 50, Kinston, N. c.
1I-9-5t.
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THE MANHATTAN LIFE INSUR-
ance Company, of New York, wants
reliable men as agents. Liberal con-
tracts. Desirable territory. For par
ticulars. address A. r. Morgan G. Co.,
General agents, Goldsboro, N G.
1887.
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Ladies Union Bible Reading.

The Ladies' Union Bible reading will
take place at four o'clock this after
noon in the parlor OF the Presbyterian
church.
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One Cent a Word

NO ADVERTISEMENTS TAKEN FOR
LESS THAN 2s CENTS AN INSERTION
CASH MUST ACCOMPANY 0gDBR, sPE
CIAI. DISCOUNTS ON LONG C0N
TRACTS.
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BEFORE YOU DECIDE ON THE PRES
ent for your friend, see our Fancy BaG-
kets and Boxes, allied with "ROYs-
TIERS CANDY"
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PHARMACIST WANTED-A REGISTER
ed pharmacist. Address, Druggist, T
o. Box % Winston n. C.
11-J-tf
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SPECIAL.-RALEIG CIRCULAT-
ing Library offers You for one week
for 81 a year all the latest books and
others. Stock unlimited. Southern
Book Exchange.
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WANTED SOBER. RELIABLE MEA,
cutter. Address Lock Box 5S1, Colds
boro, N. c. 11-4-1w
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WANTED-A SECOND HAND SAFE,
fire proof. Address B., Is South Viii
mington Street, Raleigh, n. C.
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WANTED-BY REFINED AND EDU-
ated lady of long and wide experience,
position as governess in family; COM
panion as assistant housekeeper to
elderly lady. References exchanged
Address j. A, 211 Cabell street, Lynch
burg, Virginia. 11-11-3t
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WANTED-PARTY WITH SAW MILL
and teams to saw a part. or all of
eight million feet of lumber, near
Clayton. J. A. Vinson, Clayton, N c.
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WANTED AT

WANTED AT oNCE.-A CANvAssER
for a newspaper; salary guaranteed.
Address Box L., Raleigh, N. c.
11-11-2t
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WANTED-TWO THOR
oughly competent compositors arc
wanted to work on a Morning Daily.
Address, The Morning Star Whining
ton, n. c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-11-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PHARMA-
cist; young man preferred; state salary
and give references. Address, Box 50,
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