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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-02

lpaa when they ROLLED up Goa points
Ca their HunaneutH a. Herfuhfalu
Was All western fight haifh8ek laHt
year
Thia is his Urat rrnept a. "a
coach. and NJ r. drilling into Aia
redskins all hH Learned ffuw famuua
pHn king aud WiY lea Of
Princeton. tHd ftam Coach raHt
~ hn saH responsible IHr AiiHhiEau'a
sfeat showing last Year
IL would r#tafum uH aurffi4 r
should TIE tadiana thiH FraH aKsiu
rs their speed eletrfnrHa ana en-
thaaiaam and despite their disai-
vantage lav faw 80 thr aoiislEiatrs
IL III. tt.LIIL. W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-02

but ls q entirety the mans fauitH OF
ra1rae aGu1s sen are daiihefa -
s. nrntartfuA - are some uson
IN. Z the woman. wh1 HUa- herHr Z
pleksN 80 the kcrehirfa which shs
arous sure that she has afsnFs r..
nembnred % ahnw Ihs gracious aHurHz
citation which she Showed iu 1he aavs
o. eHs5ftaalpf she was anurrcfatiVf be-
fore her marriage. iudetd she waHt
When the home catrtesiee are neg
lerted forgotten o. perhaps arsFnrd
it II possible that 4, - not entirety the
fault ~ the mar. III la pow uite
that euut wafk both Wafae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-02
IMPRESSIVE
FUNERAL SEAsIeEs OVER CONSUL BooTH-TUcK
ER HELD IN NEW YORK SfTY

Consul uaatJ5Juekrr They were
meet impressive and there 50 hardly
a dr, rvssan aar atrat hts at their
cleae
Commando tiaAimrton uaeih. ~ che
Naiuutaereshof america aud brother
10 sle deceased ,ess nat preHent tits
attempt O. pceHrr family gathering
AZ fhr hail hsfarc the moetInE failed
iltS Younger brother aud fupruavuta
live was stnwed g. speak at thr me.
nlnrIaL 80. 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-02
Annexation Petition

Tho Chamber ~ Commerce during
the present week uii eaudaHt al ac-
tive campaign q toeufs the necessary.
signatures e. "a petition aaAIHg the city
rauHsu e. submit tiis question e al
hrstns Tho district south ~ che city
gu Natr 81 a special election. The law
prfssfi eas that &c least aar. Hfth ~ the
pHaHned electors n city muat sien
Haeh e Heuanu
Cpnsub Florence Marvin. prophet.
eaa. tse8 LIST ..'
a #-aH-
u. q. n.L.l-L..-.. L. 49,. .....I..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-02

A lafses deas . sais about man .
lus,1 ooY 70 women. sbout WAT hs
should and wtes sauid not a..
Aathooo@a se0ear anon the sublae {.
bss mary ssoposesiY expert laVrnti-
ssapors have greed that f I. hus-
A.Snds duty 20 b. very careful rot q
nsSpset the little canFtesiss Whfeh be
possoc-4 as a lover.
30 ore has cared 60 attempt % Cad
o.. cause u thls apparent neglect. IL
o. .i~esyH ths mans fault. this for
ut uoss 70 pick up = haHdksrchisfF No
nus WISHES 70 rob mankind q EloFY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-02

NEW YORK. Nov -nrfore a rrcat
eNncoarse ~ rvurly Funeral services
wefc held yesterday afternoon ever
tho haav ~ Emma ueath-f1ickrr. eons
81 of The salvation ARMY in America
The sarVtep4 were conducted IA cot
4 J HlkEtS9 SECRETARY 81 the saliva
ton ARMY IN America. They consist
81 iu the ruaaltiop If faVnfite hNmp@
Of the dvpa rted arm, worker and hficf
culogIaa GA the wurk and character ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-02
iNCIAN ELEVEN TIUGH7
6Y HER6KSTEIE

LAWRENCE The Iiasfen Indian
team. which Ia the past fra years
has stood in class ~ ifa 8Ru iu
football contests Ia TIE middle west.
this year is Handicapped b. iiEat
ana new material en- the other
hand II has the advantage ~ che
coaching % 4. 2. Herruaieiu. who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-02
For Neak and Nervous PeOpIe

We have O cure for nervous and
unsteady people. weak. fleshiess
people. and pimrly. pale OF saiiow
people. people who are troubled
with loss OF ambition. failing mem
ory. depression or spirits, lack of
confidence. nervous headache. and
wakefulness. all these symptoms ara
produced hy weakened nerves.
brought ON by the WRtery condition
of the blood. Make strong, rich. ret
blood aud furnish food for the
nerves is the way 20 stop the source
Of the disease. aud the cure then Is
only a question of days The best
flesh and blood builder is Dr.
Gunus Blood aud Nerve Tonic. in
tablet form to take al meal time.
Sells at 7bo box, or 3 boxes Tor S..
at all druggists. or sent post paid
on receipt OF price People gain from
I TO 9 pounds of solid healthy flesh
per week, 10y the use of this msdi-
cine that Is an indication that Il Is
doing good. Address. Or Rosanko
Co. Philadelphia. Pa. THE QUAk-
Err DRUG CO. 10i2-lol5 First ave-
niue Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-02

10 Joliet not with the idea ~ put.
tins marn cor pueru ont OF bust
ness. but simply "a chaser Tor
dull catr The ulege hur no plot
worth mentioning. hat nobody miss
eH H. Edward GHrNir. uH Mr Jolly.
| h very funny indeed. and hlH clever
| buflesuAf SONS "WhyAt Ea uu the
stage. - brought duNSW the house
Molile Thompson, "a Hirl With q most
/ puguliAt but nevertheless very pleas
/ INK Noigs. takrH the I@et ~ a tough
/ Eirl and trips the llsht fantastic
F toe IN SOME intricate dances Cor
trude Fort who in the play L. an
OLD W4ii - ith matrimonial ambis
lions Is " rcalltJap very striking
and attractive Nuti~r Woman Due
can ilstrfu THE. lu apirt 81 60 wplrd
hiif dfasH aud Tho ugly gowns ruu
fIngvnt tn srinatrt parts
Ia tb9 last at which r. peuhn rs
the best the HfafesA1s utioueB
charming chorus mAidena sims a
euuu soug lu vuatufasa which appear
I 10 De nothius Wutr 81 leas than hufs
I n WstufmrluuH. I'm the whole. tha
musical comedy makes good the adj
vance tRruts hoastn
u VIII run nt ilss Seattle theBter
all tho week and Saturday mat
iuce
Third Avenue Thsatur
'ahau We Forgive HelF" Is a
strong play With ~ lesson fer every
ane. well presented as Is good eam
IAuy and we'll staged There Isn't
a weak puint in the play ar In the
east hNufN character iH we'll taken
and carefully presented. The play
deals with the lie of beautiful
Young woman uho u made the vice
tim 81 mans peffidV iu The colonies
A6rr NE Of shame with him.
she leaves fnr England. whore she
starts life anew. She matrices but
e Jealous woman finds out hrr past
and tells the husband The shock
blinds tiw Nut unul he has found
his Wifes true nature. aHd taken
her back fo her home and her child.
does he recover his sight
Georgia Francis aa Aunt Martha.
vas nne % the mnst nature rhanrs
teiH ever Seen ~ the uptown house
She VAS Just q whole sauiet guad
uatuted old woman With old ftsh E
toned Ideas ard Eoad aiErI fortune
She Was natural aE an times Tier
quaint humur brought daAu the
house ufIrA
Nsrna Fritau. the saubfette. aaa
CLEVER UttIe hIt ~ aomsuhaud
SHE wac % ease always ard ruf +
great deal 20 life into thH piece lice
saus -itaNdt ua. tiap Afe You
made "a decided hIt
Mis- Ethel Roberts. 49, tha Is Ife.
was Ennd SHE had dIfueulf rolr
and handled 81 Wrii The male ehara
attofa were an Dee Huud hands
shall We fosriYa tfaf niH De-
Ht the Third Avenue lii the week.
sop Conesrt
a Sunday a'tarnann concert Naa
given go che Grand yesterday after.
naou h1 Mrs tuWa shaw SiagHrr
the originator 81 thr ldes iu thIs city.
assisted by Anna EtruHrH EHaIu
calm. Herr earl rhwrfdtfeErr #uf
Arthur Alexander All sell hHaHu
musicians The euma~fE waa HIasf
aHersHsfuf sHt those the future
halda Doe a'utr are eagerly ioakrt
H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-02
SEATTLE, EVERETT AND

Past steamers city % Everett and
Telegraph. slN round trips daily sK-
eept Friday. Leave Seatts. rs a u.
- a. m. ~ IN. 90 p. N. is m.
80 =. m Leave Everett Tbs a m Is
q IN y m. s.n p. m b.fs y. M. -
=. m. Friday leave Seattle f15 n n.
J. M. 3 Is y. IA. FRIDAY leave EVsratt
dock. Seattle Everett land CO. eosk
Everett Telephones Sunset James
lsN. Hudepsudpnt f-at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-02

=, esa.siosa pass foe rrve Wan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-02

The Brown Dental Company Made
My Nice Teeth.
We are the only dentists In Seat
tic who have all the late patent APP
piiuncea and ingredients 10 extract.
nii or apply gold and porcelain
crowns undstectable from the natuF-
al teeth. aud warranted for ten
years no PAIN. OUR oFFfCFS
HAVE BEES ESTABLISHED Il
YEARS.
ouF TEN YEAR GUARANTEE
Is GOOD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-02
275 Heaters

we have over 2TB Heaters. both
new and secondhand. all sizes and
h,uds
REQ FRONT FURNITURE CO.
3oa and 30 % ave. 60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-02

Firencreens. 2412t inches. lined
with fine wire Commenced l.lB
No. 2 Best Steel BroadHKe. Tegu-
iAr s5r value ...............6 5e
900 Timer sulu. fur..--.....2 5c
81 60 Household Scales for sl.3e
I2-fnch Rubber Window Cleaner.
HEe. FOR 25c
Steel Foot Scfaper ..........1Oe
sec Cast Iron Mail Box ....... 4De
Base Knobs. for .............2 &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-02

Iteres "a list that shows how
tlitie Il costs 10 get O FUN supply.
Turkey Feather Ceiling Duster.
with G-isat handle zsc value
...... ....#.,..........
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-02

GO Bneknaw. with thin baes
blade .s-,ss..ss...... 3ee
So Pick and Handle ..... 65e
800 Mnttock and Handle Toe
g5e Pruning Shear. for ....... 25e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-02

b d SPINNING ~ bI-yrla rspalr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-02
SpeIger' 4 Hlx1'Sbuf
Phones Cor Second Ave- ans Union ST.
Steamships

SCHEDTLF. EFFECTfVE
nRTanTn "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-02

h-lneh White English Platter I3o
t0-infh white Meat Platter. g5ci
TOT s.rssss.Hs..ss .H.sssssf.4. d. lbe
I inch Fruit Dishes 10 match Sc
55r white Sauce Boat .....+..lTo
Oatmeal Dish. ia white ........ &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-02

3=foot one Man saw. $50
Tuesday. Tor .....Sl.30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-02

Towel Roller. strongly made. reg
ulaf ise value ...s.....s.....7e
Ensmoies Hand, Rollins Pin. req
uIar Zoe value .s............O Dc
SO s. Newer urrsk Steel Spider
made ~ heavy pressed steel
40a value 25c
t.lurh Eaapstone Gflddie no
grease ct smell $50. Tor SI.33
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-02

No. 2 TX. wash Boiler. WITH
heavy copper bottom. iL5os Tor
...... .ssssss.ssssss-ss#s fOs
SELF wringiuR Mop Pail, regular
- 20 value .....z.....-.s 2.lD
Chanengs Rotary Washer regular
$50 value. for ....+.... S4.8s
Defender Wood Frame WrluEcI.
fi.7a value .....s..-st.,s SI.ib
Household Bali bearing Nrlngcr,
warranted. 1900. for - sl.Bb
Spring Mop stock. l5e. for BE
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-09
Will Use the Interstate.

We, the undersigned out-of- town sub
scribers Of the Interstate Telephone Com
pany, are entirely dependent upon the
Interstate phone for our connection with
Raleigh, and most assuredly will use our
influence and that of our friends to pro-
mote the interest of this company, which
has made it possible for us to be in
close communication with our friends and
customers in Raleigh:
Mrs. Walter Wyatt. Capt. J. ]. Young.
Messrs. w. t Johnson, II. d. Rand. r.
w. Hatch, w. G. Jones, d. M. Edwards.
G. J. Lassiter. J. W. Reddish DR.. L. p.
Sorrell, r. Fonvielle. j. T. Edwards. DR..
f. n. Booker, K. B. johnson, l.. ]. Gull
ley, Mrs. Frank Smith, w. S. Turner. 7.
II. Turner, David Barnes. Il have been
a subscriber for five years; service GER
tainly satisfactory, and / intend to re-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-09
On From Raleigh 10 Pam
liCO Sound.
Continued from First Page.)

the time any county, township, city or
town shall hold IS per cent of the second
mortgage bonds of said railroad COM
pany. This leaves it in the power of
the counties, townships or towns to have
this as an Independent line fer at least
thirty years, the time of the maturity of
the bonds. This will be a greater ad-
vantage to the people of Eastern North
Carolina, and they will know when their
subscription is made that they can not be
gobbled up by any other road. There
is another fact / wish to mention and
that is that the assessed value of the rail-
road proper will increase the taxes along
the line to such an amount as viii be
about an offset to the interest upon the
bonds subscribed by the counties, town
ships and towns.
The railroad as originally chartered was
the Raleigh and Eastern North Carolina
Railroad Company. and it was provided
in the charter that the name might be
changed at any time by the stockholders.
At the last meeting of the stockholders
the name was changed to the Raleigh and
Pamlico Sound Railroad Company by a
unanimous vote.
The reporter then called to see Mr.
Claude b. Barbee and he reiterated about
the same and assured US that it was now
up to the counties, townships and towns
anlong the line to say whether the road
shall be built. Mr. Barbee further said
that every safeguard should be thrown
around the use of these bonds, that be-
fore the bonds issued by the various
10 ia
delivered trustees. composed of several
of the most prominent fnanciers. would
be appointed, and they would take the
bonds. sell them and turn the money over
to the railroad company as it was needed
He said they would deal fairly and
frankly by the public and the money
will be properly expended by the trus
tees in the furtherance of the enter
prise.
what about the line between Wilson
and the sound?" asked the reporter
Well, we cannot tell just now where
it W.. run, we are examining several
routes. and the most available will be
adopted. The people down there are
thoroughly aroused, and we are receiving
many letters from various sections max
ing valuable suggestions. / think the
company will be guided, as to route,
largely by the recommendations of the
engineers. We will submit the PROPOSE
ton to- subscribe to our second mort
gage bonds are early as practicable and
everything depends upon our success in
securing these subscriptions. If the peo-
pie between Raleigh and the south de
sire to have the advantages of water
transportation and conveniences that will
result from this road, they will certainly
have an opportunity to say so.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-09
IN MEMORIAM.

The funeral services OF Mrs. j. r. Pool
took place at her late residence, on Sails
bury street, Sunday afternoon at 6.30
clock. Tine very large attendance of the
people, among whom the greater portlon
of her life had been spent, expressed the
high esteem and general appreciation OF
the life and character Of this good wo-
man. In compliance with the wishes she
had often expressed, the services were
brief and simple, consisting ora hymn,
led by the choir, Scripture reading. pray
er and few words from her pastor, Rev.
w G. Tyree, who conducted the service.
Mr.. Tyree said: Jesus loved Martha ana
her sister and Lazarus From this we
learn and are assured oil the reality of
the Saviour's love and sympathy, which
is the greatest comfort and solace in the
dark and lonely hours of bereavement.
Human sympathy is comforting and help
full at such times but the heart Graves
more than this and only the assurance of
the sympathy of Christ can supply this
great need. Jesus loved both Martha and
Mary and they were both devoted to Him.
but expressed their love in different ways,
according to their dispositions and tenn
lns 90 @ 9 e. iG.-,tRs. w .I~e ESE s. kaH
Martha was energetic and practical and
Mary was meditative and emotional
These sisters represent two prevailing
types of Christian character and service
The piety of Sister Pool and the service
she rendered the Master resembled thar
Of Martina. She was full of energy, she
was intensely practical. perfectly candid
and sincere and genuinely kind and bene-
VIOLENT. To do good and to help was her
delight, but in deeds, rather than by
words To her pastor she was very help
full by many practical suggestions. tell
him when his services were needed etc.
We shall all miss her, but W must thank
God for her faithful and useful life."
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-09

schools, the proper construction of houses.
ventilation, etc. He made plea for sun
light in every room and explained the law
in reference to contagious diseases. DR..
Lewis able paper should be in the hands
of every teacher in the State.
Mrs. W. R. Hollowell, of Goldsboro, the
president of the Woman's Association for
the Betterment of Public School Houses,
followed DIR. Lewis in a speech of much
force and tenderness.
Capt John Duckett, by request, explain
ed the history o the swamp land school
fund, and the conditions upon which this
money can be borrowed for the purpose
of building school houses.
Today an address will be delivered By
Supt. w. H. Ragsdale, of Pitt county, who
arrived yesterday afternoon.
Tonight Or. T. d. Bratton will lecture
on Henry Timrod.
This afternoon at four o'clock there will
be meeting of the Wake County Asso-
citation for the Betterment of Schools and
School Houses The meeting will be at
the college, and Mrs. w. r. Hollowell, of
Goldsboro, president of the State Associa-
ton. will speak. All ladies in Raleigh who
are interested in this work are cordially
invited to be present.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-09
THE suxMsR SCHOOL.
I utersst Continues Unabated-- Yesterdays fx-
ercisss---T odsy's Program

New arrivals come daily, and the IN
terest continues unabated. Visitors are
OF the students. Many of the classes are
so large that no room at the college ex-
oept the auditorium can accommodate
them.
In the North Carolina history Course,
Mr. r. H. Battle gave most interesting
and instructive lecture on CASTOR, Ruffin
and Badger.
+ IN the afternoon a delightful reception
on the campus was rendered the students
by a friend of the school who is always
making the world about him better and
happier
At night DR.. r. H. Lewis gave val
uable and stimulating address on school
hygiene. He discussed the location oil
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-09
Taken From a Train and Hanged
(By the Associated Press.)

Vicksburg, Miss, July 7.--Cato Garrett,
the negro who stabbed Harry Stout to
death last Saturday morning. was hanged
by a mob near the scene of his crime this
afternoon. Garrett was taken to Natchez
Saturday, Sheriff Brennan, fearing an as
sault on the Jail here. This morning a
special grand jury found a true bill
against Garrett and Sheriff Brennan mott
fed the county sheriff to bring the negro
to this city. Deputy Sheriff Paul with
the negro took passage on the train due
here at five O'Clock this afternoon. At
Stout's Crossing, flag station, six miles
south, the train was held up by fifty
masked men, and heavily armed men, who
took the negro and hanged him.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-09
County Superintendent Elected.

At the office of the State Superintendent
of Public instruction inormation has been
received of the election of County Super
intendents Of Public instruction as fol
lows:
Lenoir, G. w. Howard Burke, A. c
Reynolds; Wake, W. G. Clements; Chath
am, r. p. Johnson; Orange, c. e. Mad
dry; Edgecombe. r. NJ Davis; Greene, J
e. Debnam, all these being re-elections
The new elections were J. r. Pool in Robe
son. and r. B. White, in Franklin.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-09
Welcome to New Pastor.

Tonight at the Fayetteville Street Bap-
fist church there will be Welcome Ser
vices" to the new pastor, Rev. r. J. Bate
man.
The members of the other Baptist
churches of the city and Of other churches
viii be present. The occasion promises t..
be a most happy one in its warm-hearted
welcome.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-09
To Cultivate the scuppsrnoDg.

Acting upon the suggestion of Prof.
Husmann as to the cultivation of soup
pernong grapes, Capt, A. ID. McNott, sup
erintendent of the State Experimental
farm at Southern Pines, has decided to
add new department to the farm to be
devoted to the scuppernong grape SO as
to note the difference between the cult
vatlon OF the scuppernong and that of
the uncultivated, said Mr. E. ID. Oslin,
editor of the Free Press, who was here
yesterday.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-09
For West Point.

Senator Simmons viii appoint prin.
cipal and two alternates to West Point in
about month. Applicants must be be-
tween II and % years old. physically
sound and able to stand the mental exami-
nation. Those desiring these appoint
ments should apply at once to Senator
Simmons.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-09
The Bank Of Ashe.

: The Secretary of State yesterday after
noon issued letters Of incorporation to
The Bank of Ashe, to be located at JEFF
ferson, Ashe County, N. G. The capital
IS $4,000. and the incorporators are J..
e. Finley, j. ID. Thomas, r. L. Doughton,
George p. Pell and ten others.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-09

Cirfney o'Kelly, the wife of Berry
0'Kelly, the well known colored farmer.
of Method, died yesterday morning at
Goldsboro. Her remains were brought here
yesterday afternoon, and the funeral will
take place this morning The interment
will be in Mount hope cemetery.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-09

main with Them" J. ]. L. McCullers;
Mr.. w. G. Allen, superintendent County
Home, Service is entirely satisfactory
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-09

M. T. Nickel, for Ants Saloon
League, of washington .......... e
| w. T. Herndon, of Alamance. 1900. 25
N. A. Ramsey, for Durham League 100
Graham w. G. T. U.............. s
J. A. Daley, Milton. ............... 20
, J. w Long. Tor Surry .....s ......... rs
G. %. Cover, Auburn, 81 a month for
II months Observation-Disclosures. II
j. II. Gill, Raleigh .......... 10
G. d. Turner, for Orange rs
Rev. w. c. Tyree, Raleigh. ......... )
H. r. Allen, Rogers Store. ... 10
Jas. H Pou. Raleigh. ............... Is
F. B. Phillips, Raleigh. 5
]. w Morgan, for Weldon. .... 25
George Allen, Raleigh .......... 10
Rev w. b. Morton, Dunn. ........ 25
Rev G. B. Paul, for Onslow 1899. rs
a. ID. Hicks, Faison. .............. 5
Fab. Jones, Kenansville .......... 5
J. A. Oates, Fayetteville ...... Is
w j. Allen, Taylorsville ....... 20
]. w. Little, for Union. ............ SO
DR.. A. w. Curtis. .................... S
J. r. Bell Harlowe ................. 5
@ K Nimocks. Fayetteville ....... 10
w. T. Rowland, Middleburg. ... 5
S. M Grant, fer Goldsboro. ......... so
j. d. Bundy, for Henderson. ....... rs
II. c. Spiers, Weldon. Is
Rev. Henry Sheets, for Davidson. -. 25
Heriot GARRISON Charlotte. ...... SO
]. D. Dorset, siler City, IS for him
self and IS for the town. 10
Rev. J. r. Pace and Rev. M. A.
Adams, for Granville .......,... 25
J. A. Hartress, Statesville ... 5
J. A. Campbell, for Harnett. $500. Is
Rev. r, J. Bateman. for Fayetteville
Street Baptist Church. Raleigh.... %
Baxter. Durham Observation-Disclosures. 5
ELAN City League. .................. %
]. Bryan. Plymouth, 81 month for
Il months ......... ................. r.
j. r. Walker, Nordham, 81 a month
for $12 months observation-disclosures. IL
Mrs. ]. r. Marsha, -, --nington, w
Z. T.. Y. .-........ acknowledgements. 5
Rev. r. L. Davis. White Oak NJ e.
church,, Windsor ............:. 5
]. E. Underwood, for W. c. 7. u,
Elizabeth City ................ s
w N. Bagby, for High Point w. c.
I. u. .,...............f.... 10
A. G. irwin, for Cleveland ...... 25
J. .. Grimes, Lexington. ............. Is
Finally hats were passed around for
cash donations, and about $50 was raised
in this way.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-09

EUVITA is non-alcoholic and nonstim-
ulating. At all fountains.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-09

For LaGrinpe and influenza
use CHENEY'S ExPECTO-
ANT.