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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-23
Marine Intelligence

Lizard-Passed: Rotterdam, Rotterdam
and Boulagne Sur Mer. for New York.
Naples-Arrived: New England. Alexan-
dria and Genoa, for Boston; Vancouver.
Boston for Genoa.
Madeira-Arrived: Prfncessia Victoria
Louise. New York. via Bermuda, for Med
iterraneau ports. on cruise.
Liverpool-Arrived: Numidian, st. John,
New Brunswick. and Halifax, via Moville;
Umbria. New York, for Queenstown.
Moville-Sailed: Columbia, from Glasgow.
for New York.
Queenstown-sailed: Campania. for Liver
pool from New York.
New York. March 22.-Arrived: Etrufia,
Liverpool and Queenstown; Pretoria, Ham,
burg, Boulogne and Plymouth.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-23
REVOLUTION TN
URUGUAY AT AN END.
C0nciliatory Proposition of the Gov.
crnmene Caused Rebels to Lay
Down Their Arms.

Montevideo, March 22.-Peace was signed
to-day between the Uruguayan Government
and the rebels.
The Uruguayan revolution broke out on
March 16 In the Departments Of Rivera,
Flores and Maldopado. and thus lasted one
week.
Previous dispatches stated that the rebel
lion was brought about by the white party,
who were dissatisfied with the new Presi-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-23

here and ask to see these:
To-day you will see displayed our
special selection Of Easter neckwear
stocks, collars. sets and ties-col-
lected from home and abroad-prtces
range $50 down to Csc.
Spangled Robes of tempting beauty
have just been received-in particular
we mention those of all black and
black and steel-the prices are very
moderate, considering the high-class
designing and workmanship-prices
are SIS to $50.
Beautiful novelty lace bands and ap-
pliques-some are white, others are
cream and ecru-the balance are
mixed with colorSthese last are very
pretty effectsLprices are 75c to $3.50.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-23

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinins Tablets. An
druggists refund the money II It fails 70 curA
e. w. Groves SIGNATURE " on each box. 6e.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-23

We Introduce the
"Cloth of Gold"
fabric Of pure natural silk. -ta as,
Dame Fashion smiles upon the new arrivals;
the fact that it launders will still further in
crease its popularity. es5s sss
Only ran siN Of the highest grades goes iuto kts.at =
making. Atley the avea0iag all eSm and impurities
Of the raao silk are eliminated BY the process ef
boiling e6."
This leaves the fabric in state of absolute
purity. The warp then becomes immaculate
silver white and the filling hue of deep gold
forming a rich changeable effect of silver
threads among the gold" the gold predomi-
mating.
The C2ohh Of Gold" retains its eokor 6yakianey and
strength indefnifely, and efves to a garment that
sort rich elineine and dyaty effect agh,eh only be
brought out to perfection BY stAks Of the A.ehe,
qualities.
The Cloth of Gold" is destined to be among
those silks most in demand for costumes dresses,
waists, shirt waists, suits, mantles and cloaks
for Spring and Summer wear.
Prices.
"Bagdad" "a inches wide. .$1.00
"Bokhara," SO inches wide. 1.60
"Pamphilla," SO inches wide. e...... 200
This store is the sole distributing agent in 81. Loms
for this nezO silk.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-23

Printed Madras. imported, white
ground with clear, distinct, original
designs in black and colOrs ~
80 inches wide-a yard. ......-JUS
Barnaby Ginghams-in stock to-day
a complete line Of numbers 4. 6. 8 and
16 checks-navy and white, pink and
white, black and white, red and
white. brown and white; also broken
checks and Tartan plaids- az
all 32 inches wide. kJk
American Cambricsequal to the i'm
ported-white grounds. with black
and colored dots, rings, stripes, fs-
ures, etc.-black, navy, china and
ruby grounds, with white print
inss-se h;ss hn;ssss-seinehes.2 inches .2hC
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-23
TO-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.

showed slow but steady improvement last
week. II the stock market can be held on
q purely nominal basis for some time to
come. the chances are favorable for q COM
plete restoration Of equilibrium
Three masked men tried to hold up q
crowded street car near Los Angeles. In
the fight that ensued one passenger was
killed and three wounded.
A heavy snow fall in Northern Missouri
occurred yesterday.
Doctor O'Br1an. the dentist. whose name
was connected with that Of the Princess
OF Saxony. has arrived in New York. He
denies that he was expelled from Saxony
and says the Princess was patient Of his
and friend of the family.
FOREIGN.
The Venezuelan Congress. by a unani-
nous vote. has declined to accept President
Castro's resignation and asks him to re-
consider. In his speech abdicating the Of
flee he accused England and Germany with
having aided the revolutionists.
SPORTING.
Cardinals are favorites with Dallas base
ball fans.
c. B. C.'s now lead In local socker race.
the tenth round of their bout at tho CO.
lumbian Athletic Club yesterday.
Both New York baseball teams are prac-
ticing in the South.
RAILROADS.
The final hearing Of the Southern Rail-
way merger case will come up in New
York. March q.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-23
SPORTING.
RAILROADS.

The final hearing Of the Southern Rail-
way merger case will come up in New
York, March q.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-23
About Black Goods

Of reliability, stability and at moderate cost
The Spring cloths all herea the most reliable makes
showing to-day England Germany and
France bestthese, together with
fabrics make interesting exhibit
reliable fabrics sold counterthe rell-
first and much cheaper in the
end. These
Siclian
47jnch Nobair and Wori Granite
4inchNi Cloth
2inchFr Wolfe
An-Woo Venetian $1OO
CheyiofS finish
44inch London Cord
42inch Novelty Lutte String ....$15O
French
English Cloth $1bO
4Sinch Pcadily Suing (unspcttable) $1b0
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-23
COlOred Wash Goods.

of two weeks have received
ought to have been here for showing
time They the fabrics that will be hard to find
later on even in the best-assorted stocks.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-23
Observation-Disclosures

We showing great Paris novelties that other
The styles to
describe all We invite you visit the counters when
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-23

French Batiste, in several shades OF
cream, 46 inches wide-prices range
from 40c to, C1
yard. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. CA
Persian Lawns-blue. canary, pink.
red, green. etc, % a.
inches wide. kJS
French Organdie, primrose, sky blue.
rose pink, apple green, S0c
45 inches wide. e...-.....OU Jul
French Piques-a new line Of colors-
rose pink, sky blue, china, iOo
navy, tan-a yard. .............4 .4US
40-inch Batistes-suitabie for under
dresses, slips, Innings. petticoats,
fancy dresses. stage purposes, etc.
in all the brilliant colors and pastel
shades-the price fS,
is .lOC
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-23
Sorosis Shoes for Women.

BY tits sko,ee tn Louis.
We do perfectly fitted
who does experience wearing shoes
Of dull
Is
Widths AA to D-Sizes 2H to g.
The Price-$3.5O.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-23

Imitation Irish crochet laces in all
overs with bands and edges to match
"a very large collection to select
from-prices for edges and bands
start at 25c-ell-overs start at $1.50-
both reach the price Of s..
There seems to be a craze for antique
lace bands-to-day we are showing a
great range of styles-we cannot say
how long they will last-those most
wanted are to Is inches wide, at
soc to, yard, 81.
Colored laces are in great demand
we have them in all desirable colors
and widths, from 75c yard to S1.75.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-12-24

candle power are made In handsome
and attractive designs. and the light
Is soft one, that rests and saves the
eyes. Stores discard arc and incan-
descent lights TO use the Kitson.
Dut the proof Of all this can be
seen at any point where the lights
are IN use. In Raleigh q visit to the
News Il Observer Office will eon-
vincs any one Of the merits Of the
Kitson, and . card to Ms. J. j.
Street, ct Goldsbcxo, will bring ali
information about tie light.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-12-24
II: i CHRIST ii as .s.PIHIT.

It Is not gcs~.ble for every one at
Chrietnias ,'?E'.' 70 bogenerous III Civ
ing, hus 81 least every human being
can contribute something to the gem
eral store o. rcC3 cheer. The purse
has imitaticns, but q kindly heart
has none. There Is no man nor wo-
man who cannot do something at
this time to make the world q better
ANA happier place 20 live in. The
proper Chsi-tnas spirit il not mani
tested in extsavagan nof displayed
in iavishnt IS. CIV 1T you can
afford to giNe. 80. -4n9 more, but by
all means Civ. soNe anr' encourage
ment to your II IhnH man.
Homeiy advi,e s:.,-, Dat those who
have followed il h.. frightened the
world by 'hclr genial pres nee. Men
anu women Ets.s yupathy and
cheer more than ..,ry uu geW-gaWs
and baubles. Tne right word al the
right time has saved many a heart
from despair, and b.any soul from
shipwreck. Right at your elbow
may be a hungry heart, craving q
word of sympathy. Look around
you. There is ample ned for gentle
ministration, prompted by the proper
spirit.
Whether the purse be fat or lean,
there is mission for all of us at
Christmas time, anu that is to help
make every human being thrill! with
the assurance that he is not forgot
ten. Those who endeavor to per-
form this mission are those to whom
it is given to enjoy in full measure
the delights of a merry Christmas.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-12-24
OCR REGISTER OF DEEDS
Gas Into Trouble t+niEteE tiol ally
BY IssuiL,. License.

| Gr,8 inkO Trouble / nlEtC9 s!0i ,ait
By IssuiL. L.recse.
14rgi5ter Of Deeo5 N. l.. Iii. Lati
Intentionally got :1,io trru'..e 'ic-
o. .sae OF marriage ljce,iee :,e 'ssnee:
~tcIlt two weeks sgo. AT * =: ,in,e
:. young man nance y. Il. X Qi:.',,
; "a - cared at the Ressje:>s'>, :, 4.1ce ants
Gssed FOX license t., C1satI.: .ss Iai~
RE Britt. Robbins nladc afudavit
tIat Miss Britt, who is net re,oeed or
even known to the register. Nas io
years old. Upon this information
the license was Issued and Mr.. Rot
bins took his license and his bride IL
q justice Of the peace and was mar
ried right here in Goldsboro. After
the marriage they returned to the
home of the groom in Nash county.
The mother of the bride Mrs. Maggie
Britt was very much disturbed when
she found that her Ii year old oaugn-
ter was married. She couiei tsot sepa-
rate her daughter from, the man she
married, but she went to work 80 get
revenge on Mr.. Britt for issuing the
license. The register had not given
the matter single thought untii last
week when an officer served "a
p4rs on him for issuing the license.
Mrs. Britt came to the city this
morning with her attorney Mr.. j. A.
Farmer, of Wilson, and Instituted
the suit. The case came up for
hearing before Justice Hugh Hum
phrey, who after hearing the evil
dence, reserved his decision until
some time which he will announce
later.
In the mean time the young peo-
pie are living together as man and
wife. The register did not know that
the girl was only 16 years Old and
his only source of Information was
from the young manwho applied for
the license, who said that she was
nineteen. 1t is said that the register
did not require the applicant Tor the
license to kiss the Bible when he
made affidavit, but only maue him
raise his right hand, and this keeps
the young man from being indicted
for perjury. Mr.. Farmer, the attor-
ney for the plaintiff, states that Rob-
bins had applied and had been re-
fused license in both Nash and Will
son counties.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-12-24
GOOD FOR GOLDsBORO.
The Southern Bell Telephone and
Telegraph Company Absofbs
tho Interstate Exchange.

SA0 AAs<< SISkasV AAA$AAS&AAS1Os
The unexpected has happened For
sorne tiGae i. has boon forecast by
these who knew best about surh
things, that eventually the Bell
Telephone Company would absorb
ih- Interstate E1c:.anee ef this city,
and that is just what hiss at length
trsnspired, But the ci;Izst;s c< ao:os-
boro lave ~ reaso-, i3S 1sa.< - eoE:-
sequenca tf ;ile s.s1r rtion; III il. IA
i,s..vi,:sy w.;:: NJ G. 2. Mli...~. ;.,...1
manager Of the Bell exchange, /. 1
aAys:
".Te are sure the Goldsiaors aep'n
Will he g..:o - learn that herea'.:,s.
u i X; III ..svs t,ee expense q. only
t.iS So st = 5ef, -. Negotia ! a..
i4~-. ...l.ls ~ Ii iiei :--.-,s :..., ict. s.
ste T..~ .;a.one Co > e,2.::a1 70 f.cre
viii snat - The .S0u.her;: s5a.. s'es,-
phone and 'Tcle.e saph Co.'s exchange.
80 large ns-s2 t.Sf of the init. '.sst.-
feIeth:na GCmpany's subsar.i,sas
are .i,o subscribers of t:as Southern
bell Telephone, there will bs at
orce, to them, $ saving in bills, he-
sides the i.sconvience octasionel by
having two different telephone sys-
teIns.
"Experience has demonstrated
that the public is best served in all
respects, where there is oniy one
telephone system in operation. A;i
Go1dshoro subscribers can ROW have
long distance cOp.ley sinsls eve" -
telephone lines of the s;ou ::,.:: + -.
and American Teiepneue, :&n<: I'e'.~
graph Co., and the 1o.te fa:' =. -.
Will be reasonable, and s;e ~:-rs:,.s.
kept up to the high standard {. 80
Bell Company.
In this connection, also, We learn
that the Bell will soon cover with its
service The entire eastern section ot
the State, which will, ii4deeu, be of
great advantage to GoIdsboro's COM
mercial interests.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-12-24
Sour
.fom aCh

Ne appetite, loss of strength, neYvsus.
maso, headache, constipation, bad breath
general debility. sour risinss. and cahfrh e
the stomach are all due 10 Indigestion. Kodsl
cures indigestion. THIS new discovery repre-
sents tho natural juices Of digestion as they
exist Ia Q hsahsy sters&eh. eombined with
the Srsatse4 kHsNR tonic and reconstructive
properties. Kodel E,yspeFss:s Cure does not
only cure iadissssfen and dyss~ps:a, but this
famous remedy cures all s'enaeh troubles
by cleansing, purifying. s~setening and
strengthening the mucous membranes lining
the stomach.
Mr.. S. s. Ball. of Ravenswood w Va. says
was troubled with stsrre-h fer Awenty years.
kcdol cured me and using it in mills
for baby"
kodol Digests What You Eat.
Bottles only. ST. 90 Size holding 2}a times the trial
size. which sells for so cents.
Prepared by {. G. DEWITT & CO., CHICAGO
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-12-24
NEW MUSIC HOUSE. ?

NF. y. w. CIldGHAt.T A-"usLES
jurltt!! - a R}u., }A':ss;
III :ne tai,ie Comp =.
Mr.. :, ". Chandler h. '.-s,,:.roti
hsr, .t,'a:e,;ls,u with ihe Siief r.~.oo
Conn } aud has aecei, Ell IA posi-
tis).. ,.Ef, the Cable Plan, s'oui any
s.s 1sneit,. nisinager Tor f,a~tt.; :.
NpTli. 4atoiina No man selling
pianos i, f,el*er known in the :,la,e
of Nol,;i ar.llna to-day than a. w.
Chah.lIer. IL. has pro,aoly made
more Sal, than amy ui,er sne man.
The Cs,t.,>e Company are Y,<-li nigh
household :. ords in :ili >stt,uu.
Mr.. Chandler tas iel.tet; t.lr .iore
on West C<',.tre street hrultg, o.,tu-
pieG5 ny i.e ;.O,dabOro G1it>a1 70,
where he and his eeilnaDlo wife,
who assists him, invite the public
and tislf many friends 10 cali and
inspect ,ne 1uil line ui INSTRUMENTS of
all grat:ea Inch they carr il: stock.
The poiJls viii learn With pleas
ure tnal NIr. and MI ). Chan,iis-r viii
remain I} Gol0sDoru &1u that the
branch house here ol the liable Com
pany ~iil be d peru.aLenJ lnstitu-
tion. MIR. j. T. l., e, auditor tor the
CableConipany, with headquarters in
Richmond, Va, is in the city to as
sist in 1je establishing OF the branch
house I,ere. He is very courtly
gentien an and is thoroughly conver-
SAINT with every branch Of the piano
business, from the large factory In
Chicago, where the Cable Company
make their pianos, down to the sell
ing of the instrument to the purch-
aser on the installment plan.
Selling pianos for the Cable Com
pany is no new business for Mr..
Chandler. He was with that COM
pany for several years aud he now
makes the change to go back to his
first love, as the novelists would say.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-12-24
is THIS TRUE?
North Carolina Is Fertile of Natural
PhenOnnen;

Phenomena.
Philadelphia, Dec. 19.-Captain J.
5. EuIgins, of the steamship Berx-
shire, of the Merchants and Miners
Company, sailing between Philadel-
yhia and Savannah, drifted into port
to-day with story of a phenomenon
he had discovered in twenty faith
oms Of water of the North Carolina
coast. It was in latitude 34.7 north
and longitude 1914 west, 6S miles
northeast half east Of Frying Pan
lightship, that Second Ofncer G. O.
Brooks dropped the lead last Thurs
day. When he pulled il to the sur
face he swore and dropped it. .'It's
red hot" he said.
Officers and crew crowded around
him. The lead was hot, too hot for
any one of them to touch it, even
though it had passed through faith
oms of undoubtedly cold water ON
its way to the surface and out into
the freezing air. Captain Hudgins
reported the occurrence TO the Mari
time Exchange as soon as he. ar
, rived. After the vessel had gone ten
miles, he said, the lead came up
again stone cold.
"Hot' he said to-day. "Well
that lead either went through the
roof of Davey Jones' factory or else
he'll is breaking loose down there" "
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-12-24
HIS NECK say ED.
Henry Holloway Goes to Prison
For Life.
News-Observer.

News-Observer.
Henry Holloway, the negro who
was convicted of burglary in Greene
county is not to be hanged.
Yesterday his sentence was COM
nuted to Imprisonment for life 10y
GOV. Aycock. To urge that he not
he hanged Mr.. Cnas. l.. Ahernathy,
of Beaufort, and eX-J ud4e w. >. Oit.
Robinson, of ooidobO;u, were here
yesterday to present the case to the
Governor, who granted. executive
cienency, thus because among other
reasons he finds thai there is too
much uncertainty in the case to take
human life.
Holloway was tried at the Septem-
ber term of the Greene county Su-
perior court for the crime of burglary
in the first degree, was convicted and
sentenced to be hanged. His sent
ence was respited on October 9th to
December 18th, and again on Deem
ber 18th to December 23d.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-12-24
Cures Rheumatism and Catarrh
Medicine Sent Free.

Cures rheumatism and Catarrh.
Medicine Sent FREQ.
Send no money-simply write and
try Botanic Blood Balm ut our ex-
pense. Botanic Blood Balm (R. B.
b. kills or destroys the poison in
the blood which causes the awful
aches in beck and shoulder blades,
shifting pains, difficulty in moving
Singers, toss or legs, bone pains,
q swollen muscles and joints Of
xheumatism, or the foul breath,
hawking, splitting, droppinss in
shroat, bad hearing, speeks flying
before the eyes, al played out feel
nx OF satarTA. Botanic Bleed Balm
Aas cured hundreds # cases Of 30 or
40 years sssnding sfsef doctors. hot
springs ana patent medicines had
sil failed. Most OF these cured pa
tients hai taken Blood Balm as .
last reeort. 1t is especially ADVISED
for chronic, deep-seated cases. Inn
possible for any one TO sufer the
agonies or symptoms Of rheumatism
or catarrh while or after taking
Blood Balm. It makes the blood
pure aud rich, thereby giving n
healthy blood supply. Cures are
permanent and not q patching up.
Drug stores 81 per large bottle.
Sample of Blood Balm sent free and
prepaid also special medical advice
by describe trouble and writing
Blood Balm 90, Atlanta, Ga.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-12-24

MERCHANTS: S:-During Christ
INA mas holidays, when all your
boys are busy and you have pack
ages Ia be delivered, 'phone for Mes
senger- boy. They are cheap. See
me for contract prices. j. e. Stevens,
Manager. Bell 'phoneI 43. Inter-
state ~. 1aW3W.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-12-24
BRIGHT rs THE Day.
kITsON LIGHTS NOW IN USE
{ 4.,,sx i J. In FsALEIGH...a Es,sss.1
9Se gews and Observer Rooms
.Ecuiplea With These Marvels 81
3, Light Which Are Rap
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shSv> ,.'nr,ari.y it has a,taiA-
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1~o ..suasand candle power in
each oA,le lights USED give clear,
WL4,e nza,iia1es that surpasses any
gns a.54@1s> 1Lel.s or electric light
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EWunu.Ilui che, and more wonderful
ati.. y.A~s. va. i,,ai.ss;:aad sf2at ker0-
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80. 49,, ....o,,g tn and sup-
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poi -. - o,l is iniectea a,,d air IS
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oopi ;7.c.ndescent mantle Gre
80. - ,,ant Of ,nt.,,se ,nr,tv and
49,; '5.nev The vaporizing tube is
a,nro,ted directly above the mai
t,ar nd receives heat therefrom; the
III aa,;,oa to the ,amn cold and the
o.+;~a -. -,rooosa IF oasit,cation is car
o;as =, - tho ,ann itself and. ow-
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minimu,n.
,;.h+ 80 soft diffns;va and
A.,11iant as near as man can make
- .nn,;gbt tt is a safe light. no
Ssnaa- = from live wires and danger
e,..-anta TIA adoption means NO
increase in insurance. It means
4 @AAAS~ a.,
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Mark Hanna knows a boom when
he sees it, and he knows how to
handle it.
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Coffee is going up, and yet it has
not been attacked by coffee boil
weeyil.
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Itch on human cured IN 80 minu
tes by Woolford's SANITARY Lotion
THIS never fails. Sold by M. T..
Robinson & Bros. drHggists.
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The children count the days, and
the parents count the cost.
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Persons calling for above letters
will please say advertised. Rules
and regulations require that one cent
be paid OF advertised letters.
J. F. DOBSON.
Postmaster.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in POstOffice, Colds
bOro, Wayne County, N. c.,
Dec. 10, 1903.
MEMS LIST.

A-Judge Adams, Carl Allen,
B-O III Butler, s Barman.
C-Micajah T Cox.
G-Gallaridens, Lon Griffin, r p
Gray.
H-W 6 EaIIis.
J-Owen johnson.
Lodge No 1910, Jamey Lupton.
P1 8 Powell.
R-Willie Rose.
S-A ID Smith, Jno Sesom.
T-Jos G Taylor.
W-Frank Wheeler, w H Wells, y
F White.
LADIES' LI8T.
Bids Bowden, Sarah Baker.
E-H L Epps.
F-Jenneth FAison, Clara Figens.
J-Hiss Jargia-
M-Mattie Moore.
O-Agnes O'Coney.
R-Laura Rice.
Twill Thomas.
W-Tempy Wargrove.