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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-03-13
The other Half.

Some one has said, Half the world
does not know how the other half
lives" and some one else has retorted,
"Half the world does not care how the
other half lives" Atlanta Constltu-
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-03-13
Apple Tree. In Ta.mnnia.

Tasmanians plant apple trees close
together. The average orchard Is set
out ten feet apart instead Of twenty
or forty feet, and as much as 600 BUSH
els are sometimes gathered from sim
gle mere.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-02
PR0CLAMA.

Por cuAnto est& provisto por In
ley que-en los alas en- que 90 cele
bren elecciones por toda 10 isis sea
declarado dis de fiesta legal y Por
cuAnto el martes Nov. 4, 1902 ha si
do el designado para las elecciones
generates en- toda 10 Isla.
Declare que el mai tes 4 dc No
viembre de 1902 sea dia f .stivo legal
On la isla de Puerto Rico y recomien
do 6 tcdAs Ian personals que puedan
vGtar, tomen ventaja del privilegio
ofrscido para participAr en- la cleo
ci6n y depositar "a voto.
Rscomiendo al Pueblo 10 nece
sidad dc que refine en- tcda la isla In
tranquilidad y psz.
Y mAndo qus en- dicho &iA 80 Gle
yren. todas las ofcinas p1bllcas de
pendientes del Gobierno Iasular.
E. vista de 10 eual firmo el presen
to Y pongo el ssllo de Puel to Rico
On In Cluaaa de San Juan, hoy dia
de Noviembre del allo de Maestro
10 SefIor 1902
Por el Gobernador;
El Secretario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-02
Meeting hoy
en- Ia Plaza Principal.

A In hora en- que eseribimos es.
tas lfneAs, II o m. estxn reunidos en-
10 Plaza Principal de esta ciuds6,
numerosas personas, entire las que
fgura nm numeroso grupo de ameri
cAnos.
Ri obieto de 10 aludida reunion,
es el de presenciAr nm meeting anun.
c.ado para hoy por 10 mAfiana, y en-
el cual tomarAn pArte varios caba'
uercs AmericAnos.
Fue, zas do II Policfa Insular ne
hallan de vigilancia en- To- Plaza. Ri
Jefe Tstchter, ell capitan Salgado
y varios ofciales de la Insular hi.
llanse tambi6n en- el iadicado sitio.
A las IL NO hAhfa ningdn orador
dirigido "a pAlabra los concurren.
tes Al meeting. Hay expectation. en-
In Plaza Principal, y 10 gente Va . {.
gle mer&ndose, por instantes, sads
vez mas.
Dal resultado del meeting infor.
mAremos m d q n ampliamente 6
nuestrOs leCtores.
TAmbien daremos 6 conocer 10
convocatoria que para dicho smee.
tings fa6 cir. nj ida.
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Una IjultiOl
estab blecida por u ST. 81
Ramos.

El Abcgado Hr. Juan Ramon RI
mes, eets b eci6 una ,Ipiunticns :, an
h Corte de Diatrito ds SAn Jn6n I
pidi6ndo one no se PEI mitieYA 6 loe
Sfs H<rtEell 6scretArio, y Batler
Insr : tor de elecciones inclnir d lass
papeiet&s electUrales Ia candidAtu'
ras de los Puros Isqaierdistas Dc
M anAtf.
M. Hartsell y Mrt Butler fus
ron nctifcadoa para que AsiAtiesen
&lA Corte & las Z D. IA. 55
DlchOa se lIores visitAron u AT
tofnsy General Mr. Harlan, elcuAl
pare Il question II Asistan Attorney
General para que este { o vez il pa
sara 81 Gobierno.
Mr.. Harlan soatuvo one hi Mr.
Hal tsell nj Mr.. Batter rodian haCer
10, que el Gnico cuerpo Autol ixado
para hAcer lAs pApeletss 60 eleccio
mes, es el Consejo Ejecntiyo
El Secretario recibe simplemen
to los nombres de los CandidAtos y
los pAsA al Oonkejo Ejecntivo el
cnal los incluye On las listas.
Ri Juex Rsmos mostr6 por me
dio de Acta Notarial que muchos de
los 500 nombres con que formAron
los Paros Isquierdistas de Manatf el
P&rtido, SON fraudelentos. Muchcs
de los que podian escribir dscian q.
ellos nunca habian firmAdo Il lista.
Aquellos que apareeen en- 10 dicha
lista como que no saben sscribir, %
ben; y muchos de 10 referida listA,
han muefto.
La Cofte de distriio resolver&
maffAna este asunto.
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Mansion Bjecutiva.
San J Jasn, P. r. Nvbre. 1o 1902.
ORDENES GENERALES.

Por: ID presente ne encarga muy
especialmente 6 todos los Cficiales
6 individuos de IL Polieia Iasular
cumplir CON Las instrueciones que
les han sido dadas por el Jefe. Y
10 Com.si6n limit&ndose. & mantener
el ordsn y hAcers cumplir ID lay y
absteniendoss de hacer polfticA &C.
tiva antes del dfa de les elecciones
y en- dicho dfa, Nj Los Odciales nj
los individuos aeben pAtrocinar min.
gun partido 8 candidate polftico nj
intentar direetA nj indirectAmente
dirIgir, aconssjar 6 iIhaenciar en-
modo Alguno & ning6n ielector sobre
asuntos polfticos. No deben hscer.
se distinciones en- el modo de tratar
6 los elsctoras. Lo que 90 requiere
90 estricta impareislidsd y estl icta
atenci6n Al cumpnmicnto del deber.
Esto no impide que cualqnier
Official 9 individuo pueda votar si
reune las circunstAncias legAleB.
Las quejs justificAdas de hacer
polftica Actlva pcr parte de cual-
'quier ofcial & otro individuo de lx
Policfa Iasular, da: & lugar & su in
mediAta expulsion.
[drnaads] VIM. 81. HUNT.
\ Gobernador.
Lo que 90 publica para conoei.
miento y gobierno de todos los in.
teresa6os.
FRANK TECHTER.
Jefe Poll 70 1usular.
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Victor HuS6--SuceSOr de G. Tinaud
PLAZA PRINCIPAL SAN JUAN p B.

Grandes noyedads alhajas DO Plata Baat pie
sras hnas Complete suftdo Reloes de 0 Plata nkela Aceo
k EahaP4do de- con maqunas de a .crsat,l msrcss
Lsats Epaos de todas classes cRIsTA!Es DE RocA Ca
Los modsrno o6jetos Afte pioIios para reaos
cnbiertos g patas fna De metal ATKADo
garantzalo. .ll...s.-12- =.
Agate. l.s esnaas pdacos KUDxk
Cos GUAIKS PREuOS que en- los Etaaos Un1os 49,.
Rswolyers Escopstas Rites . RePeici l5 I1 1e s
acrcditadas COLT
MARLIN accesokig d0 todAs
Taller q Relcea Psal sn11o ~ opsss1
fe han heO ane ID n1j6se9 Hbdd q Traaea 3
|ci6n g todo arsi61lo que no atishga Il
pRnnos Fuos ntY EounKrlvos
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o1tOa do M 1ana % Can
momorxci6n ~ loe felas difrnto1.
Loo innumer1bles mrn do zaraeosa,
stos Armengol = 1falaquine obs.
scfs. y -. Wi INT fida IN. u M. Jnbf-
leo 90 toda1 Ia petroqniA1.
-- Cartsn detenzdna en II Adniuiss
tr1ei0n % C0Ir0c4 de o6t1 el6&46
IAtras s. q. Snl0. n Gnl-
galo, B. Si9leocioii, II Sanches.
N. G. T. Tom 40, =. bancx. p
ZApia. q. & doe. 77ss'7
Ri din del actu1l = con mott u
70 de IN eie0Ciones liu = abrifkn
IN eecu dir o1lnfnSS - onn1r,I ttan,,.
POGO los eatab bleciinIo olatoe p6 6bIicos.
Se III disneIto n eojnif< federal
IA San LnrAnnn n :vf11a m lan mi.
0ilea circrn rnatsncia I s,srnaa atra 10.
~. s. -.s:
- 11nn;r 90 -, i ~. -. .,,a.
,,ersona "A custn cnma ~ I Ts,st,a n
ios sabrcaos drlcee a. aImihar nue
se venden ca 81 portal ID Il csea,r1
nero 80 81 Il do dal Avuntamient0.
All tsmhiAn - wander hA raxns: :fsle
clo de - naiorea - eCaa AZ, Gsvav !
clcarrillne Cnlentiva Ware = sy&i.
ire. -
"A SO ascieude al r6mero da@
alumnos matricnI.dna an Il aacuels
induatriaI "a Poerts a Tiarr.
Mrchcs ,...;as. |. S. "a -. .rS AZ.
nan l .ol;c;s.dc ,ss.I al Harn..h u Ky na;. ~.
einnsSn IL irc..i6r | is ..ssn;x, .
da M eseaala, nnefnrna an % ssmai
nuablo. = -
IA aidn mn,tado nor al T.ex,R..
xkn don Jua4 Llomnsrt. cnmarcian-
ta de Santurce con S2f1 mr. inf frinDsr
las leyes dc Sandal. q seftor Llom.
part II arelado ~ Tribnnal da ia.
partamento.
Don Jot 6 M. M ,rs do Ponce. hs
re9alado & II parrcuuia de Jnana
Diaz, una imfgen de sLA Purfsima.. !.
-Hs sido traslslado A PHO. dnn
Bsnito Dominguez, de Arroyo { ls
Carolina.
-se encuentra On eats cindad don
Jorge Bird. hacandado a Faiardo.
-Desde muy temprano e eetkn
decorAndo los panteones y tnmbas
dol cemsnteri0 de ests ciuaad, ha.
b.endo sido colocadas a'gunas coro.
mas de mucho gusto.
Ri ss nor Mirands, director de In
bands del batal On pusl torriaueffo,
estA escribriendo una romanza, & 10
eusl pondr6 letra eli eellor Perez
Loza1o.
HIS fallecido en- Yabucoa don
tomas DAvlla, . causa de hAbefse
awparado IN tiro en- momentos que
nnpaaba un rev0.ver viei0.
"a $62 30 centAvos alcanxa
actualmeute 10 suscripci6n alberta
en- Arecfbo para ID leza funeratis
que % trata de erigir al poeta Ma.
chiavelo.
-Ha regresado & Arecibo,
AcompafiAdo de % asposa, despues
de una buena escursi6u Dor Europa,
don Fabian Ffsnco, comerciante de
Arecibo.
Esta noche sc celebrar6 en- el
Ieatro 10 func On anunciada ayer,
por Los esposos Nortes y el sefior
BAnobelab.
lin sustt uci6n del sefior don
Angel Figueroa, que present6 su
renuncia de miembfo de 10 iunta de
elecciones de Areoibo, ha sido nom.
brsdo don Andre G aero.
Don Jos6 ii. Hernandez y 20
vecinoe mas de Ponce han solicitado
del G3befnador garAntiAs para ans
pefs0nas 8 intereses.
Iii vecino de 10 Cidra, dom
Ramon O. tix, hs pedido garantiss
III Gobernador para SD persons.
-Ha entrado + ormar parta da
10 redacei6n del sB letfn MercaI tils
el aprecible joven don Antonio Lo.
peg empleado que f. de- las cfici'
mas del Sacretsrio de Puerto Rico.
+Ha afalido para Arecibo el %.
;. .:.j a; l,a:Ls d;ss'ao i, sa q p.niso@io
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Angel DO1n1nguez, Habana, Cuba.
Este nino naco raquitico sus primeros pas6
entire la vida yla muerte. En- sembante entrstecdo
puede la huella de argos sufrimientos su seor
madre escribe que hio vive hoy gracas la Emulsion
de Scott Por extraa cas mlagrosa que la curac6n de
este nno parezca aegados parentes para nosoros
ene NADIA de particular pues la Emulsion de Scott esa
hecha precsamente para convertir nnos endebles en-
rolzos E raqutsmo el escrofulismo estan ven
cidos cuando atacan la Emulsion de Scott. Los
medicos saben que cuando nio enfaquece esta sem
pre- eneizo necesita fuerza los huesos sangre RIGA
pura nutricon Recetan tubear la Emulsion Scott
orque cencia les esena que nnguna prepara
pueden lograrse resuados tan ecazmene Tanto
enos adultos e efecto de la Emulsion de Scott
reconstuyente producor de fuerzas t6nco de los
nervios, es sorprendente.
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Una lila.

C6mo Sc expica que c1lcharada de Ia genuine
Emulsion de Scott tonada despu6s de cada co1ra pro
duzea Varias bras de peso pocos das? Los m6dicos
saben por que por recetan Ia verdader Emulsion
de Scott Las elnulsiones baratas que regalan no
producer buen resultado al contraro casan da11o -
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Estando padeciendo de catarro agudo determine
tomar preparado que con un nomre parecdo al
de emulsion anunca esta capital Ese preparado me
poduo gran rrtacion en- ubo DIGESTIVE DOR cuva
vi obigado suspender su uso Por conseo del
DIR. Don Delfn Guerra empece tomar la Emulsion de
Scott y hoy encuentro casi resabecido
para que conste frmo ell presente en- la Habana, q
de Agosto de 1902.
FEDERICO ENTRALGo,
Residencia, Gale del Hospital no s,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-13
SUICIDE OF a BE BREW.
Mrs. Germans Narrow Escape From Death.
Stabbed on tho Street Car
(special to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
Durham, n. c., Aug. 12.-About twelve
days ago A. Winestein, of this city, COM
mitted suicide at Waterbury, Conn.,, by
leaping into the river Business troubles
had unsettled his reason. He was in
charge of his father-in- law, Mr. Grem-
burg at the time, but escaped from his
surveillance. Mr.. Winestein had been taken
North to the home of his relatives in the
hope of finding in change of scene and
under care of specialists a cure for his
deceased mind His wife, who is i'll a
very critical condition, has not yet been
informed of her husbands death.
Mrs Minnie Brown German, of this city,
had a narrow escape from death yester-
day by taking a dose of carbolic acid in
mistake for Jamaica ginger. She discov-
cred her error at once and suffered in
tense agony. DIR. Cheatham was imme-
jliately summoned and administered anti
dates which alleviated the pain. Mrs.
German it is believed, will recover.
In a general fracas on the street cars
NJ T. Clayton was stabbed in the abdo-
men and has been sent to the Watts
Hospitals for repairs. Who inflicted the
wound is something of a mystery. Clay
ton, NJ. F. Warren, w. A. Fulford and w.
l.. Fulford all seem TO have been con-
cerned in the encounter which resulted
from a dispute over some trivial matter
and warrants were issued for the four.
Clayton's wound will not prove fatal.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-13
TOO MANY PARDONS.

The Governor will do we'll to go slower
in the matter of pardons. Referring to
a row at primary, a correspondent, of
the New Bern Journal says among the
participants was lone who had only
lately escaped from the roads by pardon
from the Governor"
There has been much criticism of Gov
ernor Aycock for pardoning and of Solicit
tor Brooks for recommending the pardon
of one of the gold brick swindlers. 1t
is claimed that he was the dupe of the
two real criminals and was not at heaIt
a rascal, that his previous life had been
good, that he has already been in Jail
two years, and that he ought not to suf
fer the same punishment administered
to the two men who are principals in the
gold brick deviltry. AS a matter of fact
he was twenty years old, was con-
victed of an infamous crime, and SEN
fenced to seven years Imprisonment. He
ought to have been compelled to serve
out his full sentence.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-13
THE VETERANS ENCAMPMENT.
Preparations Continue at Greensboro. Other
Items of Interest
Especial to News and Observer. J

Especial to News and Observer.)
Greensboro, N. c., Aug. 12.-County SUI
perintendent of Schools Wharton is
greatly encouraged over the interest dis
played throughout the county in the pro-
posed plan of local taxation. He and Hon.
R. D.. Douglas spoke to a large audience
at Kimesville on Saturday last. Super
intendent Broadhurst, of the city schools,
says that the painting and repairing of
Lindsay Street School is completed and
that work is still going on at the Ashe-
boro Street School
The central executive committee of the
veterans reunion has information that
at least 1000 old soldiers will be here
for the annual encampment August 20-21
besides very large number of visitors
The parade promises to be the largest
and most gorgeous ever held. The pa
rade committee, appointed yesterday, is
Scott, c. A. Bray, E. r. Tucker, j. H.
Phipps, Charley Tates, ]. T. Jordan, H.
j. Elan, r. b. Beall, Will Phipps, George
Vanstory, Rank Thomas, Will McAdoo
w. r. Land.
The two sons Of Judge Schenck, Michael
and Simpson, who have been in the Gov
eminent Commissary Department at Ha-
vana, Cuba, for two years, have written
that they will be home in a few days.
Mrs S. L. Gilmer left today for
Waynesville to attend a house party,
given by Attorney General Gilmer in
honor of Governor Aycock.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-13
NORTH CAROLINA DAY.

Hon. ]. Y. Joyner, Superintendent of
Public Instruction, has selected as the
topic for the next North Carolina day
October u, 1902, 1.-The History of the
Albemarle Section
The 18th of October, this year, falls
on Sunday, therefore under the act,
North Carolina Day will be celebrated
on the Monday following, unless for suf-
ficient reason, some other day shall be
selected by the State Superintendent. At
the request of Mr.. Joyner, a committee
of the State Literary and Historical AS
ISOLATION will prepare and submit for his
approval program of exercises and a
sketch of the history and progress of the
Albemarle section. This, when adopted
by him, will be published and sent to
the public schools and to such private
schools as may apply for it, as was done
last year. North Carolina Day was cell
ebrated last year, it is understood, in
several thousand schools, public and pri-
vate, and no better way has been devised
for giving to the rising generation a
knowledge of our State.
The topic for this year is aptly chosen
lit was in the Albemarle section that
our history began, and this method of
study should be continued until every
section shall be made familiar to the
school population of the entire State.
The pamphlet to be issued by the State
Superintendent should not only show
what the particular section has done,
but what it is now doing.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-13
JUST ISSUED.
Justice Walter Clark's Important Labor Of
Love.

Volume 20 of the State Records, edited
by Justice Walter Clark, is just out. 1t
covers the period 1858, and can be
had of the State Librarian.
The Sind and nth volumes OF N. {.
Supreme Court Reports have been re-
Gently reprinted by the State with an
notations by Judge Clark. The 5Sth.
seth, 18th and S1st with annotations by
same hand are in press and should all
appear during this month and next.
These reprints are invaluable, especially
to young lawyers who otherwise could
not obtain them. The annotations are at
the foot of each case and are brought
down to date. Also list of cited cases
is prefixed to each of these volumes,
for such table is lacking in all the Re-
ports. These reprints are sold by the
Secretary of State.
The legal profession is greatly indebt-
ed to Judge Clark for annotatlng and
pushing these reprints of the Supreme
Court Reports and historians and stu
dents owe much to him for his work
(without fee or reward) in editing and
publishing the State Records.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-13
Kll[)N|E Y
|E[ A [)Il|E::' r
DISEASE, GRAVEL. CATARRH OF THE
BLADDER, BRIGHT'S DISEASE,
URINARY AFFECTIONS-DEEP
SEATED CASES ESPECIALLY.

Stuart's Gin and Buchu acts directly
on the bladder, the urethral tract and
the kidneys, driving out all the obstruc-
tions and making perfect cure of the
most aggravating, dangerous and deep
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pills. patent medicines, and doctoring,
then Stuart's Gin and Buchu VIII cure
you absolutely and perfectly.
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urinate, the urine is thick and sedimen-
tary, the whole nervous system is dis
ordered, digestion impaired, sleep dis
turbed, loss of strength and vigor. Stuart's
Gin and Buchu will cure every symptom,
dissolve the gravel, sweeten the urine,
build up the nerves.
MUCOUS DISCHARGES-D1ftc in
passing water, alterations, irritations of
the urethra, disagreeable odor or the
urine, pains in back, swollen ankles and
legs. catarrh of the bladder, are all
quickly and permanently cured by
Stuart's Gin and Buchu.
BRIGHT'S DISEASE-Dry skin, short
ness of breath, urine dark colored. The
worst cases cured by Stuart's Gin and
Buchu. Pleasant to the taste. Thor
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-13
Politics and Politicians.

The Populist leaders have virtually all
gone over to the Republican party.
Among the delegates from Robson to
the Republican State Convention is S.
A. Edmund, the Pop boss of that county.
After a red-hot primary in Mitchell
county, attended by brass bands and the
like, j. G. Bowman won the Republican
nomination for the Legislature.
The Caswell Republicans will urge the
nomination of L. NJ. Warlick for Congress.
Where is Mr.. Mebane?
AT the second primary in Caswell, Mr..
j. Sydney Smith defeated Sheriff Nc
Cain by 81 votes. One thousand two
hundred votes were .polled. The defeat
ed sheriff has been in office eight years.
Mr. Hill is a man of too much sense
not to know that only regularly consti-
tuted Democratic conventions can name
Democratic candidates. He must also be
aware of the fact that the Democratic
State Convention of North CAROLINA was
held in Greensboro last month, that L.
800 delegates, representing the Demo-
cratic voters of every county in the State
save one, were present and that Judge
Clark received the nomination for Chief
Justice by little short of a unanimous
vote.-Salisbury Sun.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-13

The Secretary of War insists that Miss
Rebecca ]. Taylor, dismissed because she
wrote a criticism of the administration S
Philippine policy, was dismissed because
her conduct was "captious, insubordinate,
disrespectful, and prejudicial to order and
the efficiency of the public service" 1t
is a sorry piece of business to be perse-
cutting a woman who has to earn her
living because she is not a cuckoo.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-13
TIE MASTER PRINTERS.
An Organization Perfected at Greensboro. G..
B. Edwards of Raleigh President
Especial to News and Observer

KSPVCIdI 10 NeWS anu OUScTV6T.D
Greensboro, n. c., Aug. PA large
number of job printers at the meeting
here today perfected the organization of
the North Carolina Master Printers
Association and adopted a constitution
and bylaws. elccting the following Off
GERS: G. B. Edwards, Raleigh, president;
Qsmond l.. Barringer. Charlotte, first
vice-president; Geo. L. Hackney, Ashe~
vile, second vice-president; Joseph j..
Stone, Greensboro, secretary. The execu-
tive committee is III. B. Warner, LeXing-
ton; r. B. Elan, Charlotte; ]. NJ. Reece,
Greensboro. The Board of Estimates is
II. E, Seeman, Durham; H. A. Murrell
Charlotte.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-13
TO MY FRIENDS.

1 was troubled with my stomach for
several months. Upon being advised to
use Kodol, 1 did so, and words cannot
tell the good it has done me. Geo. w
Fry. Viola, Iowa. Kodol cures all stomach
and bowel troubles, Indigestion, dyspep-
STA. w. H. King Drug Co, Bobbitt-
Wynne Drug Co.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-13

Tariff Reform will win. Cornelius n.
Bliss. ex-Secretary of the Treasury I'M
der Mckinley and fifty other Republicans
have withdrawn from the Protective
Tariff League because Congress refused
to do right by Cuba. The leaven is
working The Democrats on every stump
should expose.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-13

The merchants of Atlanta have or
ganized s150,00O Merchants Mutual Fire
Insurance Company in order to protect
themselves from the exorbitant rates put
in force by the Southeastern Insurance
Trust.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-13
NECESSARY PRECAUTION.

Don't neglect a cold. BY using One
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once. Allays inflammation, clears the
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throat and lung troubles. w. H. King
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-13

Scotland county has organized a Good
Roads Association with j. 2. McRae as
president 1t is composed of representa-
tive farmers and public spirited citizens
of that county They will show great
Improvement in the public roads.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-13

Devery thinks Caesars only hold on
the Roman populace was that he fed
them. Devery is doing the same in New
York. There the resemblance between
Caesar and Devery ends.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-13
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