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CLERICAL positions procured thr ugh nd
ucationpl Register Bure u, 5O4 H. q l.; y
@ hnilding, New ORLEANS. l-2l
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WANTED Seventy.fye bumpers to, %
station work ON Treadawuy canal, about
siy miles north of Beaumont, TexaSi VII!
Dny good prices. Brooks Bros. 81 Co,
NAshlnnd. IeNaA. "
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N0TTCE OF ANNUAL NETTING Notice
"a hereby given that the board OF dirrc'
tors Of the Houston East and west TeNaS
Railway Company has called meeting
~ tbr Stockholders OF said company To
convene nj the principal Office ~ the
cnmpnuv In Houston, Texas 1T - O'Clock
m. On the 29th duy 4 January. 1903, for
thn election OF directors and the trans
action Of such business rs may be law.
SuIv transacted at IN annual meeting;
a,d has also called a meeting Of the
hoard Of directors " said company to
,onvepe Mt tho same place on the same
dav Immediately after adjournment 90
such Stockholders ueeting for the cleo
zion o. officers AMI the tran91ctlon ~
e,,cb business ms NAV he lawfully trans
acted nj an annual meeting Of the dire
tors. r. DarEau. SECRETARY 10
S%0T7CT- Tho regular auuuni meftlng OF
,ba Stockholders o. the Gulf. Western
Tnyos and Pacific hallway Company will
bn held at the public office o. such cor
,,oration i'm the city Of Victoria. Texas. on
Monday the 2Bth day OF January. 1903.
al !. 20 O'Clock y. m. The regular annual
,neetiug OF the board 81 directors Of snld
Hnrporation Will be held at same time and
,,iare and immediatel" upOu the adjourn
,,ncnt N the stockholders meeting This
ono notice shall answer the purpose ~
lin meetings BY order ~ the board Of
directors H. NJ Smith Secretary, Gut,
Western Texas and Pacific Railway Com
pany = -
-. ~--T,I-T, Ct,,,nautfar. tn keon away
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WANTED Some work IL do NJ home by
widow who can not leave home Address
GI2i h office 20
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HOUSTON uElGUTS OFFICE, No go
Main street We hoIidie ucights prop
trty only, lowest prices, easy te.m4
IOnn A. Mllroy agent II
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2vOO ACRES VItrm pluc timhoU 900 ook
aud express. VI. Ayres, 900 Labrahch -
~
80 BROKE NtlLES tor sale, an fresh ages
aud weighing FROM $50 10 1900 pounds,
chrap in car lots To- dealers. Cooke 4
SImmoua. WORT Mnrh .ruNRs. q
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la,0llirently unravel tbeir trOuDIe5 ana
n,ra, ask n solitary question. But you
~ s,s' came 10 me fair minded and honest
!, 'I' can not help you. The very nature
y ,nS nrofcssion admits Of no challenge
,sstest Re passive and | viii tell your
,o5srmost thoughts, what is your name,
NN NV i..-,n.... nrnannnl- innrnnSn of huEI.
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LADY si"uogrnphcr with experience desires
positioa capable of writing sixty letters
per day. Address 5ll2 this ofdce. 90
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SI9 WEEKLY per $50 share, fishing; g0so-
nnG boat box nets, cnickens Address
boib, TINS uuiCc. IA
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WANTED Young man wants rnsi,I,, :,
cierG ~ dry goods. Cluthi0g or shoe st,re
op saturday nights Address 65g3. mis-
uluC'. -
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Y1SS FOR RENr-TheFe is hut ono
Williams transfer IN Houston; that y
he old reliable Lone Star G. Z. VIII
isms. proprietor 9ls Texas, phones ass.
4
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THREE Hel.ht lois near ear line and
achoul, onls So each. Smcltou. 0o5is
Y"Eus uyouuC. n
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WE HAVE FOR SALE one OF the pref.
tiest Nvc.room cottages in the Third
ward nll u,adcru oonYCulenccs; for price
and particulars soc VIM. Il. olschcwske
y Co., 80 Niam building, both phones.
%
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WANTED = Sausage makers. Houston
backing Co. u
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w, .n1 money to spend where to 80 Tor
u 'ns,ie incarnation The best citizens
s.yo come. those who have never before
rIsitsS clairycyant, Whyf Because !
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srORN TOR RENT-T1I Travis streot .
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n TITLE WANT ADS
IL bring big results.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

HEIGHTS COTTAGE. tour roOms, micely
papered aud painted, ground iO0xi3 east
irout, tcuced. only $50 Sueatou. y Z s
Texas avenue II
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nonunlou painters aud paper a hangers
vases So per day, eight hours;Sane hui
mechanics need apply, II. Goldman, prcsi-
dent; los. 3. Houchcus, secretary, Of Mas.
ter Painters Association. II
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PROFESSIONAL.

TRACY b. DUNN, attorney AT law, ana
Tpked states commissioner; over MOTIFS
Bros.' Houston. i-"l
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THEATER specially and first part lady
performers wanted Ut all times. Apply
ar address Fashion Thcater, san Antonio,
Texas: e PHO, manager, II
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EDUIR I IOINHIl,
STT0RTHANn TAUGHT at your residence
hy i'll this Office. "a
TINS hest systcm ~ shorthand taught at
1O.o walker: 81 per moni y,
TDIYATE Instruction IL English; "srm1an.
Tleneh. Lattn aud arithmetic, NJ, ItlirF,
1904 Crawford %
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r. &. GRAY & co BUY SELL AND EN
CHANGE real, ESTATE COMPLETE
LIST PROPERTY FOR SALE AND I'm
VII HAZE TOR SALE ne 81 Tbe pret.
,inet .rno,H cntfcrre in Tho third
N1rd iii n15dnru cnnyrnlences. for price
,nd nartt,ulits sou Vim II 0lscheyyske
4 Co. 80 Niam huildiug both phones
~
lGI ACVFS LAND hYc miles north vest
SOUR Lake Sl2 per acre; titlc perfect
George y. Lucas. Austin. tcSas. y
I71T - ~ ~, r. -.,,.,.l ~ Igrd .ltuptca n
r1N NNil i'n ",,'S W. 40 ns NM In
i,r,,r isst s,otr. and npar tho Junction
Of Eunalo and Bra, /, nayous p ar,ry
has hlGh nihb Wsl"t ,''uldN' 1911 ,, ~
I'VE acres a'HI huHnt" na1 We ,wu., ~,
N'I it' lNfl- % uIf IT," '' i'.'h N"Il
uuon it also - small hos hAuS.' ~
reached uy ,hc sld,trtch- OF ttc L G..
~ railroad Iud utherr,ar ucmi noly Sit
untrd for ngyau shopping purp,gtr. 'or
i.,t,er vstt.,ultrt upll, 10 George A,.
r,d,, 'Ii,r.ton 'p,Ea4 10
\ FIVE ROOM HOUSE, with hJru ana uHH
clubhouse; my home. Sl1Oo. Address 633s
-------,-
y T. ~ ~ 'Mi; Il''I Hl,' = haI p,o,h
'ilH t"' -"H' "'" h,Nn tV' l""F
more, CORNER az bith. iuI l'allas, ou
street ear Hue. one hlurN from u'N city
paris; excellent cofEor fur 'tore: 500 VA
shout 3d. q. VI puauy n Co.. Real lis
tan, and Investments, aJ1l, Main .tr,,i
"a
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Oh LANDS wunltd 10 uAfdil county
goGth OF GUlt Colorado ANA santa lie
and between Saratoga gnd enlr l.aLe; NO
hive clients wishing go purchase euch
lruds through us at Vahso.ah,r N-ut.s.
a. NJ. Pudor Il Co.. EouI Eslpte ana hi-
,.stm,nt uouston. TrAus. II
THREE Uel-ht lots near ear line and
school, only $50 each Smcltou. 9O0l9
T''T1s uVoHuC. n
~ " - E, - - ~ - - n,
/ ~. ,'''i,,. - tt a. '',Uu '' ~ "p5il
,",t ii, ,,,u , i" , i, f,,rn 1ftt.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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- w i.Hi'lnn 10Y '"l", WINin 10
do Ironing by the doy- -ol' Jackson Il,
4 GOOD b"u1"l7rrppr and cook wants !isec
With puiat rchgea lady: widow with
one rhlld, Address Gil9 this oNi"p. -
7slzTVn Il AIN, - ,1i-s -n,o1c -- a. r N
On Promises. Apls $3.50. thi- onicc. -
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e,ok or lmnilJ ianndreSs can !" ioi3
S,a,,'3-. y =, -, =
A c9LuREb woman VA work on The
Eo..p M iria sa"in,o, strsri ''' "''''''s
rol. nt,I,n .,,..,,,.,, n,arri,1 .ni, ana o,,,d
vans i9h "s r'9k6 or washing for sum-,
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WANTED SlinNlnu hy 'Hiured woman
os wet IniH' l,r iurlhcr Information
WANrrt Situation hv lorrd woman u
o. D.. wsH pra ri"uu up I,r ,n u fam
WANTED situation hg q good womuu 10
90 wishing Uuu uonluE Apply It ni3
RoFiu street. -
I'm priv rmmiN pefr city hu win go
oa2a, ,hi, o1iar -
WANTED Position Nv ryDrrIenrod youu,
nav ..ienoerlphcr. can furn Il rooi rcf
orrpcrs: win accept position In any
Part Of the State Address Box A. Cucro,
rNHs, ~
WANTED Some work t" do ne home by
Min"N W no ghn NOT 't'Ne uoHe' AuuVe ?,n1
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LADY .si"uogrnphcr with experience desires
nar dny 4,ldrogs g555 fbitTofdre' ~
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LIS 1LI-g. 70
SENIAt Al tJIiE Or gt{tghiug Out nv
day Address G5I7 this oiIiee. 81
A SI,I-rr r,D ANY v.,nts no.itjc-, 80 -T,o,.
inter children do ligbt bonse WosE ma
wing nurse bnhr stay win Invalid
lydv Address Css2 this office %
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godGmc salary Address r, O, Box NV
cit. 20
t.r,.1 5c--T, = ~ -, a.,
~ 90 % ~ l.Aii lnH'N tnl.l,A iN'ul ~ ~
@ t1, 1t sioi'' euShler OF "f'llhS' lsSS;
WANTED Position b. LADY OF oHperiHnce,,
1919 p' ,i.' ny 40 ~, haihR ~ ~
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AND PIANIST for the
next Ten days will give free tests to all
those who come prepared to pay for
reading, First consult best claiNoynut
and YOU will save time aud money. LO-
catei 10 his own residence, 1915 Prairie
Genue, ~
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WANTED A teacher in Mexican drawn
Work aud lace making Address Gj6G
this office N
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MIDDLE AGED MAN wants position as
Ierdnan or IN saloon or restaurant. Al.
-. - Nl1', tnh oInvc. 80
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WANrED-A frst class cook Apply Mrs.
G. H. Linn, l5o3 Brooks street II
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a PERSON to help will an kinds OF house
work aud Nurse Address 65Gg this o.
fec II
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HINSTJERS WANTED 1.-The international
Loan and Trust company offers very
attractive proposition to agents. hustlers
only need apply; good money for GOOD
men lnrer9ati9%nal Loan T ana llus' eOi n
wANTED-To let 2OUOOO yards OF good
slim ana wheeled scraper work In guam
lilies 10 suit outfits, good prices, Al
dress US. Nashiand, Texas. BROOKS BROS;
Il Co" ~
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-09-19

The people of this vicinity are
nearly thru harvesting their
grain. The yield will be quite
good.
Howard Hale and wife have
been visited by son, who is to
stay with them twenty-One
years.
Any one wishing to transact
business with a Forest Ranger
would do we'll to call at Greer as
they would be certain of meeting
Que at this place.
PEGGY,
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-09-19
FOREST RESERVES.

The following is clipped from
the Williams News:
Arizona is not the only section
where forest reserves have been
created which worked a hardship
on the actual settlers and filled
the pockets of corporations
with good coin from the
script received in exchange tor
the land. In the early days the
government gave away much land
and other land could be and was
purchased at $3.50 and less per
acre. The creation of forest re-
serve is a scheme whereby worth
less land may be turned back to
the government for which script
is issued-having a face value of
five dollars per aCre-and this IS
placed elsewhere on valuable tim
Der lands. Millions Of dollars are
made every year by dealers in
script. OF course the dealer is
not to blame but the government
should stop the wholesale frauds
perpetrated against itself under
the representation that the
people" are being benefited.
! Not alone is the land being with
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-09-19
Greer GIeanings.

Cattle Inspector Fred Murray
was iii our midst recently.
James Lesueur and ladies were
in our burg on ecclesiastical
business.
The windy weather has chang
ed to cool and clear accompanied
with plenty of frost.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-09-19
NutriOsO Notes.

Rangers Chaplin and Husley
visited ranger Molter the 11th
but were disappointed to find
that Mr.. and Mrs. Molter were
gone.
Warren Tenney, of Bush Val
ley, just returned from Mag
dalena and reports the grass and
water better than it has been for
years.
NutrioSo had one of the finest
dances last week it has had for
years. Everybody had an excel
lent time. A number of young
people from St. Johns, Eagar,
Luna and Alpine were here.
They also had play called The
Old Maids Convention.
Harry Reed, a First Glass
Ranger of the Black Mesa Forest
Reserve, stopped at NutriOsO
with Ranger Molter three days
this week. He was on his way
to the Blue to inspect all of the
rangers districts, the last one
being Ranger Chaplin's district.
He speaks we'll of the manner
in which the reserve people in
general are obeying the rules.
BILL.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1903-09-19

drawn from entry but it has al
ready reached the time when a
stOckman must get permission to
drive his herd across the govern
ment domain. This is supposed
to be a free land and a citizen
should have a right to go where
e'er he likes, but is seems that a
few have set themselves up to
stop us. 1t would appear that
because all are not on the
ground to avail themselves of the
opportunities offered these few
say no one shall enjoy the benitits
so forest superintendent is ap-
pointed with corps of uniform
ed assistants to see that the peO-
pie do not enjoy what rightfully
belongs to them. At least such
is the case in this immediate
seCtionw here there is absolutely
no use for a forest reserve, not
even to protect the headwaters
of streams. Following is an
article on the subject which APP
peared in a recent issue of the
Albuquerque Jourual-DemOCrat:
THE foresters of the United
States will have to be checked
soon by the national congress,
or else they will have it SO that
there won't be a bit of public do
main with stick OF timber on it
that will be subject to entry in
any state or territory" says B. 5.
ROdey to the JOurnal-DemOcrat
yesterday. Mr.. Rodey was asked
for his opinion concerning the
proposal TO withdraw 100000
acres of land in the Jemez noun
tains from settlement looking to
the ultimate creation of forest
I reserve.
THE tract begins east of Bland
and extends along up the Rio
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good Recommendation

I'll have noticed that the
sale on Chambprlain's Stom
ach & Liver Tablets is al
most invariably to those
who have onre used them" "
says Mr.. j. Fl. Weber. a
prominent druggist or Cas
cade, Iowa. What better
recommendation could any
medicine have than for peo
pie to call for when again in
need Of such a remedy? Try
them when you feel dull after
eating, when you have a bad
taste in your mouth, feel bill
ious, have no appetite or
when troubled with consti
patton. and you are certain
to be delighted W it h the
prompt relief which b e y
afford. For sale by M. B.
Blckburn.
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"Some time ago my daugh,
ter caught a severe cold.
She complained of pains in
her chest and had a bad cough
/ gave her ChamherIain's
Cough Remedy according to
directions and in two days
she was we'll and able to 20
to school. l have used this
remedy in my family for the
past seven years and haye
never known it to fail, ,,says
James Prendergast, merch-
ant, Annato Bay. Jamaica,
West India Island. The paius
in the chest indicated an ap.
preaching at tack OF
pneumonia, which in this in
stance was undoubtedly
warded. of by Cha mberlain's
Cough Remedy. Itcounteract
any tendency of a cold to
ward pneumonia. Sold by
M. B. Blackburn.
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purposes Of general revenue
or otherwise, and the inter-.
est paid thereon shall not be
subject to taxation as for in
income.
Sec. 8. 1t shall be lawful Tor
all executors, administrators
guardians and filuclaries gen
orally to invest in said bonds.
Sec. 6. That this act shall
be in force from and after its
ratifica tion.
In the General Assembly
rpnd three times and ratified
this 9th day Of March, A. D.
1908.
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Nobody has done anything
to establish the gold stan
dard. If there is any such
thing as a gold standard it
has established itself. The
men with picks and shovels
delving in the KIondike and
South Africa, who have no
knowledge or intuition OF
what we call political econo-
my or scientific finance, have
done the husiness.-Cincin'
natti Enquirer.
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urine scalds the flesh or II, when tho child
reaches an age when II should be abls 10
control the passage, It Is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting. depend upon II. the cause u
the difficulty Is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment Of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble Is due to diseased condition Of The
kidneys and bladder and not to Q hahit q
most people suppose.
Women as well as men He made mis-
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect q
Swamp.Root Is soon realized. II is sold
By syn; dFsss''':; sss sa. in ta'i.; t,i'y; .,uz4
sizes. You may have . n w.
sample bottle by mail
free. also pamphlet tell Home Of svsnpnssk
ing all about IT, including many Of ~
thousands Of testimonial letters feceiv49
from sufferers cured. In writing Dr.. kiimet
& Co., Binghamton. N. T.. b suse -
mention this paper.
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WlNEotCARDul
1t remains to be- seen how
long it will take South Caro-.
lima to get tired of the Till
Washington Star.
THE PLOT THICKENS.
9O3.

But that has nothing to do with the
fact that there is not better salve
on earth than Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. It's a reliable cure ior bruis-
es, bnrns cuts, corns, sores and salt
rheum. Tried and tested and proved
lnfallible for piles Only 25c. Salts
faction guaranteed Or money refun-'
ded by M. B. Blackburn.
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the House will cost upwards
Of So, 900, 900, and u new
building for the Department
Of Agriculture is to cost 3d.
5000 A Hall Of Records
to cost $2.OOO.OO0, a Nation
m useum to cost $500 900,
and number af minor build
ings complete the list. While
the appropriation for the De-
partment ofAgrirultnre is on
ly 81 500. 900, Secretary Viii
son expects to secure addi-
tional appropriations from
the next Congress amounts
ing to at least two millions
more.
MISS Roosevelt and NJ ! 8 8
Root, who went to New Orr
leans for the carniyalan:1 Wis
tied other southern cities,
have returned to Washing~
ton enthusiastic over south
ern hospitality. They also
speak with the highest praise
of the courtesy of the news
papers of the south " h ie h
treated them with the utmost
consideration.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1903-03-19

keep an eye on the man
who boasts OF his honesty"
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1903-03-19

Somebody wants to know
il President Roosevelt will in
sist on putting a large fami-
ly plank in the next Republi-
con Platform Dealer.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1903-03-19
LOST HIS NERVE.

Those who climb mountains fire.
quently find the dizzy depths too
much for them and lose their nerve.
Such is also the experience of those
who neglect their stomach or bow
els. Self preservation demands DR..
Rings New Life Pills, They are
gentle but thorough Only 25c. at
M. B. Blackburn's.
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A Cure for Lumb ago.

A Cure for Lumbago.
W. &. Williams of Amherst
Va, says: "For more than a
year | suffered from lum-
bago. | finally tried Chains
berlain's Pain Balm and it
gives me entire relief. which
all others remedies had failed
to do Sold BY NJ. B. Black
burn.
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and cheerfulness soon
disappear when the KID
neys are out Of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become % prevalent
hat u Is not uncommon
for q chic ..,Ihe born
afflicted with we1k ~
neys. lfthe child urin-
ates too often. n tho
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The North Carolina Bond Bill.

-
the bond issue OF $4,000
ia embodied in House Bill
773, Senate Bill 1440, and is
as follows:
The General Assembly Of N.
G. do enact:
Section l. That for the pur
pase OF paying off the indebt
edness Of the State of North
Carolina arising ont OF ap'
preparations heretofore made
for educational, charitable
and other purposes, and for
the purpose ofcontinuing the
good work already commenc
ed for the upbuilding OF the
State, the State Treasurer il
hereby authorized and direct
ed to issue bonds OF h e
State of North Carolina. pay
able ten years after the first
day OF Januay. 1908. to an
amount not to exceed three
hundred thousand dollars.
Sec. 2. All of said bonds
shall bear interest at rate
not exceeding 4 per cent,
from the LIST day of January
1908, until paid, which said
interest shall be payable semi
annually on the LIST days OF
January and July of "a c h
and every year so long as
any portion OF the said bonds
shall remain due and unpaid.
Sec. 3. That the bonds au>
thorized and directed to be
issued by the preceding Sec
tion shall be coupon bonds
of the denominations of$I00,
$500 and 81, ,0O0cach as may
he determined by the sal 1
Treasurer, and sealed W i t b
the great seal OF the State.
The coupons thereon may be
signed by the State Treasur-
er alone, or may have a fac.
simile Of his signature prints
ed, engraved orlithographed
thereon, and the SAID bonds
shall in all other respects be
in all other respects be in
snch form ns the said State
Treasurer may direct; an d
the coupons thereon, shall,
after maturity, be receivable
in payment OF all taxes,
debts. dues, licenses, fines and
demands due the State of
North Carolina of any kind
whatsoever, which shall be
expressed on the face of said
bonds. The Treasurer may.
in his discretion, instead OF
coupon bonds of the denomi-
nations named, may issue as
many one hundred thousand
dollars of registered bonds
of the denomination o! $50
each, as part OF the amount
mentioned in section one OF
this act. Before selling t b e
coupon bonds herein author
lied to be issued, the treasur
er shall advertise the sale and
invite sealed bids, in sue h
manner as in his Judgment
may seem effectual to secure
the best price. He is author
izpd to accept bids for the en-
tire issue, or any portion
shereof, and where The condi.
tions are equal, he shall give
the preference of purchase to
the citizens of Forth Carroll
ma. And he is authorized to
seel the registered bonds here
IN authorized. in such man-
ner as in his Judgment will
produce the best price.
See. 4. The said bonds and
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