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PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2e.-Following the
successful negotiations for loan OF g, ,5OO,-
900 by the Lake Superior Company several
changes have been made in the board OF
directors. At a meeting to-day F. s. Lewis,
W. P. Douglas. Edward C. Leo and James
Butterworth resigned. To All the vacancies
the board elected Charles Mcdonald and
Charles H. Tweed OF Speyer & Co.. New
York; Horatio @. Lloyd. president. and
the Commercial Trust Company Of this
CITY.
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HEARING ON CROWDED CARS.
PrepartnG for Visit OF state Railroad
Commission Next Week.


ALBANY. Dec. 28-Assist ant Secretary
s. c. Mead OF the Merchants Association
Of New York city conferred to-day with
State Railroad Commissioners Ashley W
Cole and Frank NJ. Baker with reference
to the associations request of the COM
mission that it take all steps in its power
to afford relief from the crowded condition
OF the surface and elevated railroad cars IN
New York city
The commission promised hearty CO.
operation, said Mr.. Mead after the con-
ference. 1T wants the Merchants As
sociation to have ready for its meeting on
Tu. sday concise statement Of the diff
culties now encountered and the troubles
complained Of, propose remedies to meet
the immediate situation regarding the
overcrowded condition Of cars and sug-
ges,ions for plans permanently TO alleviate
the sit uation-
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Wants 10 Give Away NlGueS,

SYRACUSE. Dec, 28.-Dr. Lewis +. Weaver,
former Coroner of Onondags county. has
attempted in the past few days to give away
thousands Of dollars to his friends. His
brain has become affected al the result of a
sunst roke last summer
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To Attend senator Trainor's Funeral.

ALBANY, Dec. ?6.-Lieut Gov. Woodruff
this afternoon appointed the following COM
mittee to represent the State Senate at the
funeral Of Senator Trainor. to he held at the
Church of the Holy Gross. in New York city,
tomorrow morning: Lieut., Gov. Wood
ruff. Senators Grady, Martin, Sullivan,
Nc Evan. Elsberg, Slater. McCarren and
O'Hearu
The sun., 1902-12-27
Irish Piper" Found Dead.

John Connolly, So years old. who was
known az 'The Irish Piper" was found
dead yesterday in an areaway at 24i Four
that he fell and fractured his skull
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ATTERBURY,S JOB IN DANGER.
woodruff Has Seen Comptroller MILLER and
Mr. Miller Seems 10 See Q WAY.

Mr. Miller Seems TO See . Way.
The anti-Woodruff Republicans Of Brook.
lyn reported yesterday that the Lieutenant
Governor is making last powerful effort
10 get Walter B. Atterbury ousted from
his place as Corporation Tax Appraiser.
Mr.. Atterbury " classed as an snti-Wood.
run man. His appointment comes from the
State Comptroller and the place pays 5000
year.
Mr.. Woodruff took State Comptroller
Miller up TO his lodge in the Adirondacks
while ago. Since then. It is said. Mr..
Miller has been inclined to think that the
place should be held by lawyer Mr..
Atterblry is not a lawyer.
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both Tired OF II.


From hc PhNfdeiphtd Press.
Pretty tircsomc, isn't it?" remarked the
FIRST man at u reception.
1T Is so, replied the other
"Id sneak ont il could. bu, my wife would
get mad. She's II friend of the hostess
I'D sneak out too. but my wife would be
furious She's III" hostess
The sun., 1902-12-27
blind Man shoots Wne and Himself.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 28.-Becoming des.
perate by worry over the loss Of his eye
sight. Thomas Lunney, a veteran Of the
Civil War. shot his wife and himself at their
home, s55 North Forty-ffth street, to.
night Lunney will probably die, but the
cry. Lunney has been blind for thirty
The sun., 1902-12-27

NTttVed-f HIDNf, Urc' 20.
IS Citta .di Mllano. Geapa bee. !.
IS Encr9ie. Rotterdam. Dec. 9.
IS Adra. Huelve. Dec. 7.
SIS Skipsea, Alrxaniria, Nov. 10.
IS Lothian, Yokohama, Sept. "a
IS Rustlnston, CarIenas, Dec. II.
IS Orizaba. Cenfuegos, Dee. IL,
IS MaravAl, Trinidad, Dec. II.
IS Spero. ST. AIMS Bay. Dec. Il.
IS Ravensdale. Campeche. Dec. ~.
IS III sud. New Orleans, Dec. 81,
So Denver. Galveston. Dec, 10.
IS Apache. Jacks lnNille. Dec. -.
SIS Kansas City. Savannah. Dec. -.
rs Hamilton. Norfolk. bee. rs
IS CGesApeakc. Baltimore, Dec. -.
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3d Regiment At Odc,l's Inauguration.

ALBANY, Dec. 2G.-Announcement was
made to-day that the entire Second Regi-
ment of the National Guard will participate
in the parade in this city attending the
second Inauguration Of Gov. tOdell on New
Years Day
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IIu, crimson to Head New Jersey Senate.

TRENTON. n. j.. Dec 2s.-The three
cornered contest over the selection Of the
President OF the next Senate was quickly
settled when the majority members met
iu caucus at the Republican Club in this
city tonight Senator e G. Hutchinson of
Mercer county was unanimously agreed
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MARINE INTELLIGEVCE,


MINIATURE ALMASAc-rHis pAv.
Sun rises. ...7:33 sun sets. .E3s Noon rises SIS
RIoH wArRR-rais DAT.
Sandy Hook. $50 Gov. I'd e2iI Hell Gate slJ
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PIymOuth's New OntcerS.

The congregation Of Plymouth Church
In Brooklyn held its annual election Of Off.
GERS last night. Gen. Horatio G. King was
elected clerk. Frederick NJ Gilbert regis
trar and stephen S. White. treasurer
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JOTTINGS tROCT TOM.

The Red star Line steamship Kroonland. sailing
from this port on Jan 3 and the Finland scheduled
TO sall on Jan. u! VIII take mail and passengers
tofore.
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Christmas CIT for John Henneberry.
District Attorneys Clerk John A. Henne-
berry was the recipient yesterday Of a watch,
chain and diamond pendant costing $500
from the clerks in his office.
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Court Calendars This D.v.

supreme Cour-sSpecial Term-Par lI.-cour
yurrogates Cour-Chsmbers-For probate
N1lls Of Can II. Buchuer. At 10 % A. NJ.
a. N. Motions. -
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OUTGOING sTRAMsHirs.

Is La Touralne, from New York. al Uavre.
IS Lucanla, from New York, at Liverpool.
The sun., 1902-12-27

These naval orders have been issued
Rear Admiral Philip n Cooper. fro'n dur, AZ
superintendent, second naval defer &c district
station. - ~
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Fire Throws aso Persons out Of Work.

Fire in the hve-story factory building
at sli West Fifty-frst street did abous
$4,000 damage early yesterday morning.
Inc building. which was occupied by
laundry, wafer bakery and a novelty
manufacturing concern sheltered abouS
Two hundred and Atty. workers. who VERY
had arrived for work whom the 6re started. .
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Columbian's Annual German.

Greenville, n. c.. Jan. Especially -
The Columbian Club gave its annual ger
man in the Osceola Opera House Friday
night The german was beautifully led
by Mr. w. II. Dali with Miss Mary
Blow. Among those who participated
were:
Mr. c. s. Forbes with Miss Pat Skinner;
Mr.. J. F. Davenport with Miss Blanch
Flanagan; DR.. r. l.. Carr with Miss
Bruce Forbes Mr.. w. H. Dali with Miss
Mary Blow; Mr.. c. B. Mayo with Miss
Bessye Patrick; Mr.. G. s. Carr with Miss
Ada Wooten; MIR. w E. Finner with
Miss Sallie Gotten; Mr.. Fred Forbes with
Miss Mamie Coward: Mr.. Bert James
with Miss Margaret Skinner; Mr..
Charlie James with Miss Tucker. of Dam
willie. Va; Mr.. Frank skinner with Miss
HELEN Forbes; Mr.. S. d. King with Miss
Emily Higgs Mr., J. b. Higgs with Miss
Glen Forbes; Mr.. Frank Wilson with
Miss ILL Cherry; Mr.. Dock Horne with
Miss Mary James; Mr.. Jessie Speight
with Miss Bessye Jarvis; Mr.. j. b.
Jarvis with Miss Matte Moore.
Stays Mr.. G. j. Woodward Mr.. c. 4.
Jeffress, Mr. J. D. Gardner Mr.. f. r.
Woodland, of Richmond. Va.
Chaperones-Mesd w. Fl. Whed-
bee, NJ H. Quinley, Harry skinner.
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of Capt Lemly, Judge advocate OF the
navy Lieut.. Madison at present holds
a position in the Judge Advocates office.
The Monday Evening Club viii meet
this evening at o'clock at the resi-
dence of Judge T, B. Womack, The even
ing promises to be very enjoyable one,
and it is hoped that the attendance will
be large.
The Kentniss Book Club met yester-
day afternoon at 4 o'clock with Miss
Susan Marshall. Papers were read by
Miss Sadie Root and Miss Theodore
Marshall.
Invitation have been issued by Mrs.
j. d. Boushall to an at home at four
o'clock next Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Boushall has as her guest Miss Annie
Shaw. of Shawboro.
Miss Elizabeth Briggs entertained a
few friends Saturday afternoon compli-
mentary to Miss Fannie Taylor, of At
lanta. Ca. and Miss Mary Taylor, of
Wake Forest her guests.
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be handsomely decorated. Beyond the
maid of honor Miss Louise Holt, sister
of the bride and the grooms best man,
his brother. Prof VIM. S. Drewry. there
will be no other attendants.
Quite a partwy will go from Raleigh
to Graham today and tomorroy. Among
those from a distance who are now in
the city are Prof William s. Drewry,
who has the chair of history in the
University of Missouri at Columbus, Mis-
souri,; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Drewry, of
Cincinnati; Col and Mrs. Pratt. of East
Orange. New Jersey. Col. Pratt is gen
eral superintendent of the Mutual Bene-
fit Life Insurance Company of New
Jersey
A party of friends and relatives who
will be present at the wedding left yes
terday. These were Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Williamson and little Miss Sadie, who
went to Burlington Mr. and Mrs. c. b.
Wright. who went TO Haw River
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An Enjoyable Occasion.

Last night Nj the Baptist Female
University Messrs. Clarence de Vaux-
Royer. violinist, and Marion Dunwoody,
pianist. gave the third of their delightful
recitals.
The programme was one artistically
selected and greatly enjoyed The selec-
tions we're:
Violin concerto minor. Bach, Allegro
mon tantos) Andante Allegro Assai.
Piano: Prendes. No. 4 20 q and %
Chopin.
Elsa's Ermahung an ortrur Lohen-
grim Wagner; Walters Preislied (Meis-
tersinger) Wagner
Piano and violin: Sonta F Major
Grieg Allegro con brio Allegretto quasi
andantino Allegro Motto givaee.
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Mr. E. Z. Broughton's Marriage,

The following invitation has been re-
ceiyed here by friends It is an invita-
tion 10 the marriage of MIR Edgar Earle
Broughton a most successful young
business man of Raleigh. and a son of
Senator ~ b. Broughton:
Mr. and Mrs. James Halves request
your presence at the marriage of their
daughter, Eva Florinne, to Mr.. Edgar
Earle Broughton, Tabernacle Baptist
church, in Atlanta, Ga. Tuesday even
ing. February 18th, o'clock, 1902
Raleigh N c."
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1T is the naked truth, said he.
She answered. "Never mind;
1t will not shock my modesty,
So long as Love is blind.
February Smart Set.

Mrs. j. NJ. Kahn is in New York city
visiting her parents.
Mrs ]. w. Setter has returned from
visit to relatives in Smithheld.
Mrs Jos. r. Johnson, Of New York, is
in the city, the guest of Mrs. J. j. John
son.
Deacon and Mrs. j. T. Underhill. who
have been visiting Dr. Meserye left yes
terday.
Miss Lily Morris of Durham, is
visiting Mrs. S. H. Carter on Oakwood
Avenue.
Misses Susie Mabry and Roberta
Phillips returned yesterday from visit
to Durham.
There is no Improvement in the con-
dition of little Ruby Lumsden, ill with
pneumonia
Mrs NJ f. Bobbitt, of Oxford, who
has been the guest of Mrs. j. B. Hurley
left yesterday
Mrs. r. p. Masten, of Winston, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. w. A. Cooper, on
East Morgan street.
Mr.. Richard Busbee, of Charlotte,
spent Sunday here with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. f. r. Busbee.
Mrs. Fred Hobbs, of Norfolk, who has
been the guest of Mrs. c. T. Bailey left
yesterday for her home.
Miss Leila Routen, who has been the
guest of Mrs. j. B. BEDFORD. left for her
home in oxford yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Allen returned yes
terday from Durham where they have
been on visit to relatives.
Omino IN ciclyppcc in Mrc Skinner
family The Ola Podrda has been post
poned until Tuesday the 28th.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. d. Drewry, of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, arrived yesterday and are
the guests of MIR. John c. Drewry.
Miss Margaret McPheeters left yes
terday for Baltimore. where she re-
enters he school of Madame LeFeyre
Miss Susan Farley and Mr. Frank NJ.
Jefferson, of Danville, Va, were hire to
attend the funeral of Mr.. j J. Johnson.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Moffett arrived yes
terday from FrankIinytlle and is the
guest of her niece. Mrs Josephus
Daniels.
Mrs. W. T. Written. who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs II. b. Greason.
on Halifax street. has returned to her
home in Henderson.
y Mr.. Fabius ]. Haywood, Jr., now
cashier OF the Savings Bank in Charlotte,
arrived Sunday to visit his parents, DR..
and Mrs. r. j. Haywood.
Mrs. w. S. Evans. of Fayetteville.
on her way to visit her mother in Hen
derson is here the guest OF her son. Mr..
T. H. Evans. on Salisbury street.
Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ, Sheriff. who
have been visiting at the home Of Mr.
Sherrills father. Mr. NJ. o. Sheriff. left
for heir home in Hickory yesterday.
Miss Emma Perry. of Franklinton.
passed through yesterday on her way
home from Durham. where she has been
visiting the family Of Major T. j. VIM
stcn
I'm the last issue of Golfers Weekly
is picture of President Roosevelt's re-
ception to the army and navy. The Illus
tration contains the picture of Lieut..
Geo Madison. son OF Mr. w G. Madison,
in line. lie is seen standing by the side
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Meeting of daughters of Confederacy

Kittrell. n. c., Jan Special THE
C. C. Blackran Chapter U. D. c., met
this afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
O. w Blacknall The meeting being on
the anniversary of General Lees birth,
it was devoted to papers and Readings,
bearing on his life and career. 1t proved
most interesting.
The chapter decided 10 at it's various
meetings likewise take UP the great Con-
federate leaders Davis, Jackson, Forrest.
&c, devoting a meeting to each in sue
cpSSion.
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Fashions Had Changed.

what is the matter with that green
leaf dress | got you only last August
mildly inquired Adam when Eve COM
planned that she had nothing to wear.
That areen-leaf dress!" sneered Eve.
THAT was we'll enough for last August,
but this is November. and the leaves are
all brilliant colors now. From the
BROOKLYN EAGLE
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TWO OF RALEIGH'S
POET sPoRTsMEN.
Invited After Quail in Rhyme, the Invited Or Q
Accepts in Choice Poesy
The Eid

The Bid
Yesterday one of Raleighs crack shots,
who is ever afoot after game. felt the
thrill of poesy upon him. and invited a
fellow huntsman 10 Join him upon the
trail in the following jolly rhyme
THE INVITATION.
IF thou art worn and hard beset,
With labors THAT thou wouldest forget;
II thou swouldest read lesson that will
keep
Thy heart from fainting and thy soul
from sleep.
Go 10 the fields A chase after quail
viii make healthy the most frail.
If while watching prices up or down,
We find on thy face frown,
AS the bulls or bears have their way
And leavest thou the difference to pay
Go to the fields. A chase after quail
win help thee forget loss of thale n.
Say when and where,
And III be there.
Not to be outdone Nimrod Number 2.
reflects, and with head resting on hand
thinks deep chunks of thought which
quick he pens these bold and dashing
lines.
THE ACCEPTANCE.
Thy message dear friend I'm delighted
to get,
For the DAYS We have had will never
forget
To the voice of the tempter | readily
vi
SO let us get ready and take to the field
I will see you in person and make soon
date,
When the fat. luscious quail will meet
sad fate
l will take my pump gun and with powd-
er and shot.
For the dear little 'birdies,we will make
ii hot
Yours TO command
With my gun in my hand
Who are these Poet Sportsmen you
ask? All! They are both great with the
gun and great with modesty, so we dare
not name them. but watch some fair day
and see them take the train Rhamkatte-
ward and YOU can spot them.
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SPECIAL RATES TO CHARLESTON,


s5.65 To Charleston and return, limited
seven days from date of sale.
Tickets sold on Tuesdays ard
Thursdays of each week until May
20, 1902. Routs via Cheraw and
Atlantic Coast Line.
800 To Charleston. S. C. and return,
limited seven days, tickets sold
Tuesdays and Thursday of each
week until May 29tk, 1902 Route
via Columbia and Atlantic Coast
Line.
1896 To Charleston, y. c. ap4 return,
limited ten days. tickets sold
daily until May 31st, a9o2. Route
via Columbia or Chersw and At
lantic Coast Line.
$12.25 To Charleston, S. c. and return.
limited until June Bird i19O2. Route
via Columbia or Cheraw and At
lantic Coast Line.
The Seaboard Air Line Railway has
perfect passenger service to Charleston.
leaving Raleigh at 1852 a. m. or 7.35 p.
M, arrive at Charleston 1880 0. M, rs
a. m, respectively. Only one change of
GERS, which is made at Coup bbia
For further particulars write or call Old
G.. Fl. GATTTS. C. PIG T. A.,
Yarborough. House. RaRigh. N. c.
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Miss Dixie Leach.
stockholders MEETING

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the North Carolina Home Insurance
Company will be held at their office In
this city on Wednesday, the 9Th day of
February, 1902, at II o'clock m.
CHAS. ROOT, Secretary. 4
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Yours to command
With my gun in my hand.
DREwRY WHARTON WEDDING
Will Take Place in Graham Tomorrow After
noon.

Tomorrow afternoon is the time of the
marriage of Mrs. Kittie Holt Wharton.
of Graham daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.
Banks Holt and Mr.. John c. Drewry. of
this city.
The marriage will take place at the
home of the brides parents which will
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An Elopement.

Mr. David Parks and Miss Grace N'yatt,
who live near Salisbury, went to Rock
Hill. S. c. where they We're married on
Sunday.
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WANTED FAITHFUL M EAGER TO
take charge of distribute depot and
office to be opened in II leigh TO FUR
Their business interests III old estab-
lished manufacturing coacern. Salary,
s125 per month and extra profits APP
plicant must furnish god references
and have $500 cash. Ad ress Manager,
!. 2. Box lf2l. PhiladolI lila. Pa.
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1t is hardly necessary to touch ever SO
slightly upon the desrabllity--n absolute
Necessity tor a comfortable bed in these
The men and wocen of this twentieth Cen
fury. who make the worlds Of work business
and pleasure go round. are, keyed UP to the
highest nervous pitch, and hence need sound,
refreshing sleep. 1t is criminal 70 ly to deny
them "a good bed.'' But What is "a good
bed q" beds quality does not depend upon
the bed proper, and the material of which it is
made The mattress is the bed. and should
be given first consideration. and
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that he is convalescent and was able to
enjoy the pleasant affair on Sunday
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A. R, BreIner Co.'s
Prophecy Proves True
During THE Past Five Weeks
There Has Been a Remark
able Reduction Of Those
Troubled with Dan
|druff, Falling Hair
and Scalp lrou-
bles.
Some Druggists Say That Fully One
third OF Those Affected Have Been
Cured by the Cars full Use of
COKE DANDRUFF CURE
AND HAIR TONIC.

Owing to the vast number Of testi-
n'onials given In favor of the world S
most famous Hair and Scalp preparation,
Coke Dandruff Cure a large proper
ton OF these are from people who prefer
their names should net be published.
Others, however. feeling that their tes-
timonial may be of benefit to the public,
are anxious that the world at large
should know the great good Coke Dand-
ruff Cure is accomplishing.
There may be some who are yet in
doubt as to the great curative effects
OF this grand Hair and Scalp prepara-
ton, and fer the benefit of all such per-
sons we publish below further convinc-
ing proofs Of the validity of A. r. Brmer
Co.'S claims.
Admiral George Dewey writes: Il
have used Coke Dandruff Cure for the
past year and found it an excellent pre-
paration.
Coke Shampoo and Toilet Soap won
derfully good for the hair and scalp.
Cures shiny skin.
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Piles Cured
After 40 Years.

Thos. z, Wood, SIS 18th St, Sacra-
mento, Cal:-"One 80 cent box of Pyra-
mid Pile Cure permanently cured me of
piles. For 80 years I suffered; under
vert frightful operation nearly died
but failed TO cure. | was unable to walk
when / tried Pyramid Pile Cure. The
first application relieved me-" All drug
gists sell it. Quickly cures every form
of pi1e' Eook free by mail. Pyramid
Drug Co., Marshall, Mich
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Not TO be outdone Nimrod Number 2.
reflects, and with head resting on hand
thinks deep chunks of thought which
finally rouse up his Muse of Poesy, and
quick he pens these bold and dashing
lines
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SPECIAL RATES VIA SEABOARD AIR
LINE RAILWAY.

Five dollars to Charlotte, n c., and re-
turn, account Fifth Annual Poultry Show,
January 7-10. Tickets to be sold Janu-
airy g. T. s and .. final return limit
January II.
c. II. GATTIS, C. P. & r. A.,
Marlborough House, Raleigh, N. c.
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who is ever afoot after game felt the
thrill of poesy upon him, and invited
fellow huntsman 10 Join him upon the
trail in the following jolly rhyme:
The daily sentinel., 1902-05-31
Rural Mail Delivery.

The new law governing tho Rural Mail
routes has been signed by the President
and ia now in force. Postmaster Price
has just received an excerpt from the
department concerning the protection OF
rural mail boxes, which. he says, will be
rigidly enforced. The law reads as
follows:
"Wbosoever shall hereafter wilfully or
malioiously injure, tear down OF destroy
any letter box or other receptacle estab-
lished by order OF the Postmaster Gen
eral, or approved or designated by him
for the receipt or delivery OF mail mattor
on any rural force delivery route, or
shall break open the same. or shall viii.
fully or maliciously ipjure, deface or de-
stroy any mail matter deposited therein,
or shall wilfully take or steal such mat
ter from or out OF such letter box or
other receptacle. or shall wilfully aid or
Pssist in any of the aforementioned Of
fenses. shall for every such offense be
punished by hne OF not more than one
thousand dollars, or by imprisonment
for not more than three years."
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Church Services Tomorrow.

Baptist.-10:O0 e. m. Sunday school;
IL 100 a. m Bible Reading followed by
the Lords Supper; at 700 p. m, Young
Peoples society.
Presby yterian.-10:0 a. m Sunday
school; IL :O0 a m., Installation services
constituting the pastoral relation be-
tween Rev. j. e. Weir and the Fist
Presby terian church; The Rev. 81. j.
Frothingham OF Delta and Rev. DIR.
Hick. of Milwaukee will have charge of
the service which will be OF a special
character and interest; the public is cor
daily invited. 700 p. m. Endeavor;
one of the visiting ministers will preach
in the evening.
Adventist.-"Creation and Re. crea-
tion" will be Elder L. A. Springs sub
ject tomorrow evening; services at 7;4b
p. N. corner Eighth and Colorado; all
welcome.
Msthodist.-Sabbath School and Ep-
worth League at usual hours; 11;OO q.
m, subject, "Casting Boulders"; evening
subject selected.