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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
BY n. w. Dowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.

+ N EXECUTION OF Coed OF trust
l from Harrison Meredith to J. II. TIM
berlake Trustee, dated November 9, 1893.
and recorderd in Hcnrico County Gou h,t
In D. 3. ia B, page 30. we WI zen scir uy
Courthouse. on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER Is, 1909,
at O'Clock ?. NJ, the tract Of Iand con con
moro or less and lying In Henr!co county
a the junction Of the Creighton Road and
Chickahominy River.
TEI3Ms-Casn sufficient 70 pa ay. IL, the t sXo
November eth, 1895. with interest from
uate; subject to q credit Of s7l.5o az OF
November 9th, 1902, and the residue on
terms to be announced at the tllhe OF sa1e'
Z. G. TIMBERLAlSE,
CARRIE C. TIhBERLAKE.
a. Z. TlMBERLA1<lS,
Executors Of J. II. Tlmberlake, decd.
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small rooms in the attic portion. though
trcso are not provided for In either plans
or estimate. j In great many country
places, however they can easily be In
cluded for tho estimated cost.
Cellar under whole house; first story
o feet high; second. 8 feet; width, 80
1ect; depth. 53 feet
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answers for fireplace furnace and range.
having separate lues. There TIA large
pantry and good Kitchen, vita modern
conrenlences.
On the second floor are four good bed
rooms, very pretty in effect. The bath
room. IAN 30 connected with the front
bedroom IL desired. There Is space for
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Lounge, ] Chair, crt. Glass, ! Box,
/ w. Box Bottom, o. d. Sersenrng;t1
Box II. ii. Goods, s. N. S. Marquis;Sl
EoS Clothing george = Th9masonas 3sSSes
Stevens; l Box Drugs, w. S. Preston;Gl
drugs. w. N. Nagengast; H.. Chair,
Al. Hutchinson; Box Valves, w. r..
1rlgg Coil Bag Corn, r. w: Wood &
Sons; ! Box Whistles, ". r, Trigg Co.;
= IRON Castings VIZ; Trigg Go;;a ~
Block, ". e. Allen; | Box Bedding. Mrs.
Vaughan s Co.; Casks, 5: Ware, y: a.
Jones : cadDury Co.; Notify e: Manning Ga
R sna1 Va Va HID l. scrap Hu5be1 Nike.
kelly; Iron Casting, Nv. w +, Trigg Co;
tn AIRS &. +. Bowie; i Bar Bar Clothing !.
4. kenney Emmettst VA; ! ! 1, Boz SIS 5.
snce Cosby; j crtd; ". Mch. HID. Mrs.
NJ. II. Hale; Chair. 7. L. Cabell; Bdi.
Fire Mortar Clay, 4. ": Lamb; ! Dbl. Fire
Perry Fer y 4 Thomas; ! Bbl. astings,W: ?; Rog-
ers / Case Dry Goods, a. Gordeni Case
Iotd. Matter. l.. f. Williams & Co.; Box
Mrencehes. Va; Elsc. ky. q I%e.yMniii o
Co.; and 81 Unmarked Boxes, barrels,
Bales, Bundles and Crates.
At Milford, Val Bdl. Castings, Order
r., ii. STAFFORD & Bro, Notify J. "A. Bald
win; 2 BAGS Portland Cement. Cofcr
Marble Works.
At Ruther Glen, Val Show Case, IL.
L. y. - 49,
M as hrsser' g. FL suhinn; Box r. n,
G w. Perry: 2 Boxes Drugs, j. B. Null
,en; Box Auto Machinery, s. NJ; m, l.oei-
ton; Box Auto Machinery, =. {. DICK
crson; Box Tlnware, =. G. Stone; !
Wire Cot, Z. c. Mlncle; Cradle, Chair,
l.. Il. Dennis.
L.. Bridges.
At Alexandria. Val Crate Machinery.
). w. Coffin; I Packages Safes, q. De,
Vaughan: 5 Cafes, Booth d Curtin; =
Cases, L. Al, Belts; ! Bul. Tent, Reed
/! Interstate Press; ] BOX Groceries. steph,,
/ en- Scott; Bdl. Paper. W. II. Walker, %
| Packages Paper Box material. d: Liv-
! lngston; 2 Crates. w. J. Malone; Box.
| a Blanks.
! Cary.
| ! Brass Stand, Lamp, w. E. r.; ]
| Box Drugs, NJ. Ratclife: ! Box Drugs.
l. n. H.; stove, Ben Washington.
| At Ashland, VAL Pillow, Cultivator,
Hames. Alex. Gordon; Showcase, l..
At Underwater. Val Showcase. r. E.
At Brooke, Val Showcase. T. r. g.
r. Z. DUKE. Agent.
The Valentine Auction Company, Auc'
| lloneers.
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Geo. w. Mayo Auctioneer
10 North Seventh Street.
Special Sale Of Gold Watches, Ola.
mond, Set and Initial Rings,
Highest Grade Filled Watches,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Chains,
&C., at Auction.
! will sell at my auction house at 10

! will sell at my auction house at 1880
- TUESDAY. DECEMBER $. 1905,
Il Gold Watches, 40 Highest Grade
FILLED Watches 9 B. W.. Raymond. u
Jewel, Silver Watches; / Silver Watch, Il
Filled Fobs. "a Gentlemcn's Filled Chains.
% Ladies' Filled Neck ChainsNlo Diamond
rings. u Set Rings, Initial Rings, Cold
Brooches.
These are all styles of the present mo,
ment, highest grades of their kind. and
Will be sold under 4S,hour guarantee,
to be fully as represented:
a. Z. MAYO, Proprietor.
A. p. Montgomery, Salesman.
dec Get
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dormers is a rail only, for effect, not q
balcony. It adds good deal to the effect,
however. The house is shingled. roof
and walls. 1t is charming in gray or
green, or with walls Of one shade and,
gables and roof OF tho other, and also
looks we'll in brown with red roof. Tho
trim L. white, except In the last combi-'
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BY N. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctloneer.
Executors Sale q large Number
Of Attractive Building Lots on
Grove and Floyd Avenues, near
the Belt Line r. r., al Auction.

will sell for the purpose OF llquiG n,,hi,s
Tue TuEss 81 T.: btEcEMI3ER srIi,, 1903;
,rRsAcT 'i BUiLDlNa5 LOTS ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF GROVE A ,.,, ~ ~ I
railway. and also ?2 .HultDlNGG, rk ( :
On BOTH SIDES OF FLOYD ,A ~, tsr ~,
AYenue lois. These lots, fronting thirty
lee, each except as to three OF men, men, 10 ~
iho W v RAILWAY, and being q i n
me trend Of The city's PEST sa1mtn; "o1 .,
tnoss seeking sss f9 emss j. an not a ot
Tered merely 10 test the market, but for
the purpose OF realizing TO pay pressing
utbth. So,
nss oa credits sat b. tie svIRaeneea ~
notes. and interest to be pnld seml,annu,
aly and 1Gth prGn saa Il H ttuss als'ss'
~ II Mes. BUCHANAN,
Executor OF u. Buchanan. decoasea'
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.rnis design has one OF the Eambrel
roofs now so popular. and which give,
when planned as shown, larger amount
OF room on tho second floor than on
the first, which Is economy. This IS q
compact and graceful design and plan,
with no expensive points. The balcony
rail shown on the front between the
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At THE RICHMOND BAZAAR

vim have eo5 Horses and MuleH for
Wednesday, December 9th, 10 pc SOLD NJ
public auction. Every horse guaranteed
as represented.
Among tbs lot OF horses are some
Smooth Southern Chunks, Heavy Drafts,
some extra nice Teams, saddlera, Drivers
ana any class horse you desire,
The Mules run in size 80 10 nm ponhhs.
with flcsh and quality
win also sell one pair Of cDbs - ~
hands high. with extra good quality.
and broke for lady 70 drive; they also
have fine saddle ga.ts and one u them
is high Jumper and hunter proper,
Attend the sale II In need. as thsy are
selling much lower In price nov than
they will be In few days. and you can
now have tho chance 10 buy them AZ a
low price.
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nation, where It should be cream.
There is a wide porch at the front.
leading into a pretty reception hall, with
nm artistic staircase effect and an open
columned partition between hall and par
lor. This Gun be curtancd II desired.
The dining room has pretty bay and
is q good sized room. Tho one chimney
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AUCTION SALES-Monda
BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
GIG East Broad Street.
80 Wagon Loads Of Furnl-
lure, Stoves, Carpets,
Crockery, Horse, Buggy
and Harness, &c.,

TOMORROW (Monday) MORNING,
DECEMBER 7TH. 1903,
we will sell at our auction warerooms,
No Gle East. Broad Street, beginning
1880, large consignment Of furniture,
&c. consisting of Is Oak. Walnut ana
Poplar Bedroom Suits. 10 Oak and Wal
nut Wardrobes. 5 Sideboards, Roller Top
Desk, Flat Top Desk, Extension Table;
Htgh Arm Sewing Machine, Enameled
Iron Beds. Pictures and Mirrors Kitchen
ia bIcs. 9 Parior Suits, Chairs, Large
Lot OF Crockery. 10 Heating and Cooking
Stoves, Parlor Rockers. several good Car
pets, Lace Curtains, Blankets. &C.; also
one good driving Horse, Buggy and Har-
Sale positive. TERA1s-Cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO. &
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:, -
REAL ESTATE-For Sale.
Lon SALE,

FoR SALE
81 ACRES uNDULATING LAND, 9
mi'cs vert Of city on an exffe qn her, Veil
~atcred. small orchardi franz, dIw s,nSS
With 9 rooms ard hall. tip r0ol; l1f iaaed
ina pretty pax grogei Ts IL .aisaio 5 ca ST.
D4'N 4, d. GHAFFlN A CO, inc,
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BY Sutton & Co,
Rea! Estate Auctioneers,
Corner Tenth and Bank Streets.

/. ucTIoN SALE OF NICE FRAME
"A TENEMENT ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF JACKSON, BIITNN ZEN ST JAMES
AND PRICE STREETS, DESIGNATED
AS NO. z WEST JACKSON STREET.
NONRESIDENT, VIC shall offer, for sale, at
Public Auction, on the premises on
WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER 9TH, 1860.
at 4 O'Clock p. NJ. the property above
described.
The house contains six or seven rooms.
and Is in good order. The lot fronts. on
the south Side Of Jackson Street Is feet
!, inches, running back between parallel
lines 15S feet to n Wide alley known as
Carter's Alley
It.itMS--Announced AZ the hour Of sale
SUTTON d CO.,
dec G-tds Auctoneers
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
By The Valentine Auction Company,
r;Hl 4F Auct!OnecrS.

By The Valentine Auction Company,
Auct!oneers. vi
Auction Sale OF Refused and In
claimed Freights on hand at the
Richmond, fredericksburg and Pc.
tomac R. 4. Co.'s Freight Station,
Richmond, Va, consigned to the.
following mentioned persons and
business firms al Richmond, Va,
and other points mentioned, TO be
Sold at Auction, for charges, on
tuesday Morning, Dec. 9Th.
1903, at Richmond, Va, commanc.
ing al 10 O'clock. 5i.
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AUCTION SALES-Monday.

Geo. W. Mayo Auciloneer,
10 North Seventh street
r. ROGERS COFFEE MILLS. OFFICE
NJ DESKS, RUGS, NEW MATING,
FINE FURNITURE &C. AT AUCTION.
II viii sell at my Auction House at
80 M0SDAy. DECEMBER Z, 1903.
2 Grocer's Coffee Mills, 2 Office Desks, so
New Rugs, Rolls New Mating, Baby
Carriages Cribs. Chifoniers, Hat Rack,
Wardrobes, sideboards, 10 Wood Stoves.
~ Heaters Cooking Stoves. Bureaus,
Nashstands, E3edstcads Chairs, Rockers.
Tables. Cattle and Poultry Food, Mink
Traps. Curtains. Pictures, Draperies. and
large lot OF miseelaneous articles.
a, r. MAYO Proprietor.
"A. n, Montgomery, Salesman.
An attractive collection OF antique MAJ
hogaay for sale privately.
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attractive Warehouse Prop.
erty for Sale at a Sacrifice.

We arc authorized by the nonresident
owner 10 SELL AT 4 SACRIFICE, In
order to realize quickly. an exceedingly
Gated. and highly valuable FIVE STORY
DETACHED BRICK WAREHOUSE. In
close proximity to The business center OF
wharyes.. the property occupying halt q
city block, on a most prominent busincss
street.
We will show the property nj any time,
and would urge the importance Of i'm
mediate investigation by parties having
need, present or prospective. OF SUCH
property,
Accommodating terms may be had, and
no reasonable offer viii be declined.
J. e. ELAN & CO.,
lll3 Main Street
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BY ]. D. Carneal & Son.

BY j. D. Carneal & Son.
+ a uCTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE
~ AND WELL-LOCATED DETACHED
BRICK DWELLING, NO. e.. CLAY
STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND ST.
JAMES STREETS. sS. &,
On TUESDAY,&DECEMB s. 1903 at
4 o'clock p. NJ, on the premises, wo will
of1er for sale. at public auction. the eX-
cellent property above referred to, The
dwelling has nine rooms and conven-
fences. such as bath. etc. The lot fronts
Is feet BY a good depth to an alley. This
Is one OF the best dwelling streets In the
city. This locality is being. sought after + .s1;
Convenient location. But for the owner
leaving the city to engage in business
elsewhere this property would not be on
the market. 1t can By Inspected at any
time.
TERAlS-At sale. DEC 4-4t
dec 4-tds. vi
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days
BY Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate Auctloneers.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE 77
FRAME DWELLING ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF 'I2''' STREET, BETWEEN
THIRrIErH AND THIRTY
FIRST STREETS, AND
KNOWN AS THE
''BLOOMiNCi LILY. CLUB,
NO. 5000 ''P" STREET.
In execution a decree OF the R'cn:
VIM Sewell at ais VS.. v. NJ. Gwathmey
ct "a. ais, entered November, slth, 1903, we
will sell at auction, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ., l9O5.
at 4:3O p. NJ, Ss the above ment oned
FRAME DWELLING. Lot .6 feet BY 1SS
feet.
in two equal payments, payable at 6 ana
IL months from the day Of sale: title to
be retained until the whole purchase price
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The bond required Of the Special com.
miss oncrs BY the hove decree mas been e'5
eyes Tsst s'veA c;HXR: BsEsSo. sAv1LLB.
dec aStGs E}$I;l1 D S%sssIs Clerk.
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by J. b. Elan &. Co.. Auctioneers.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08

dose In four days saw q marked
change Tor The better. and 80 wrote
Fo1- Nv uriae became cleared % ana
natural in coior. In si1 days the BIRCH.
dust deposit -as Erae NJ bowels
h-carae regular >nzle eat wAas
wanted aa4 wAa; Cd cat sia Rot AR.
me and -as perfectly aiE~s,rss
slept souadly =; niEAt without thnss
terrible halncisaisuaf that had AAust-
ID NJ slumh~rs 80 ionE- bot boss %
al n" pain vas l-avtaE nv sarertar
limbs csuid wAIk stthout crutcA 90
sick
Nuw after taking q dollar package %
NITA-ORE ! say an, better IN health
than ! have hr~n ia thirty Year, AT
this wonderful chang n nv oosdiiloH
Is du" IN the virtue cuntain~d IN on~
o1nc. 90 orr taken frora Mother Earth
Woalt hat I could impress upua evrry
one FaGcrfnE with kidnoya. stomach.
lirrr mnftsm. etc. What knnx a.
the virtn.-s u vITAE-oRE Take q
accorAlnE ia directions bat always IN
hot wats= and you gill 10; - long
In Joining Sfth me In singing the praise
of VTTAEoRE and p-AiKinE Thco. o.
Noel FOR his efforts ia Introducing this
grand boom Co suffering humanity
Thee Noef's name shonid 80 down 60
posfeTliy side by side with tha, % HAr.
veg one for discovering the circulation
81 the blood. the other for uncArth.ng
Natures means OF purifying 81
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08
You are to be the Jhdge.
IMPURE BLOOD-Alm,

IMPURE BIOOO-AlmoSt every one
in this latitude is a sufferer from dis
eases caused by impure blood, the cor
ner stone of more ills than all other
causes combined and only here and
there one recognizes that in his blood
turks the seeds of disease, ready to
take root and manifest themselves at
the first opportunity in some Of the
innumerable hideOus ways so dreaded
by everybody. Every neighborhood
has it's afflicted, many seemingly incur
able, with complaints that have grad
ually and almost imperceptibly made
their appearance, growing a little
worse with each change of the season
until chronic ailments are well seated
and developed In the system, such as
stomach liver, and bowl troubles.
Each takes one or more forms peculi-
ar to such diseases, but all are due to
impure blood, to the absence from the
blood of some necessary vital force,
or the presence of some foreign ele-
ment, which impairs its powers to
faithfully perform its duties to
the system, causing long list
of complaints which yearly drag thous-
ands to the grave.
To purify the blood, eradicate dis
ease, build up tie system, VITAE.
ORE is without a peer among RENE.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08
Mortgage Sale

By vir ure of mortgage deed *
ecuted to me on Sc 26, 1899 b
s. VI. Eddius and wife Lenora E.
Eddins OF Wake County. n c., and
registered in book 1855 page. 523 in
the Office of the Register of Deeds
for 81 County, 1 will offer for eale
for cash to the highest bidder at
the court house door in the city Of
Raleigh, county and state aforesaid
on the 2Sth day Oct 1903, the fol
lowir describs real estate for the
purp, sc of sat sfy,Dg ga d mortgage
deed al d notes attac ped: One tract
OF land adj Dining the lands Of
F T. Whitley, E. W. Hood and
others, beginning at a point on
Little River, at the mouth OF
Rocky Branch, thence mp the vari
Gus courses of said branch to q
point on the branch 100 feet up the
branch where a ridge path or cart
way G. osses he same, thence south
erly par allel to sa d path to point
in the dividing line between E. W.
Hood and E. w. Hood and A, j
Nowells heirs, thence with said line
to Little River, thence up said
river to the beginning, containing
100 acress more or less.
w. II. CHANDLER, SR
Mortgage.
This Doth day Sept. 1903. -
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08
ARE YOU COMINGf
Great state Fair Raleigh, y. G.. October
1924, 1908.

Great state Fair Raleigh. y. G.. October
1924, 1908.
Everybody Is invited to- take part
in the great State Pair.
Make your entries for premiums,
a liberal line of premiums Is offered
on agricultural produats, horses, cat
tie sheep, swine, horticulture, pan
try supplies, manufactures, general
displays, fancy work, art, etc, pre-
miums paid promptly in thirty
days from close Of the Fair. Grand
est display Of agricultural and labor
saving farm machinery Of the latest
and best STYLES ever seen in the
South. Alone worth a trip to the
Fair. Solid carload of threshing
machinery, tanning mills, etc. Fin
est display of poultry and pet stock
in the State. Exhibit of butter
making. Great display of fine cat
tie. Archer and Adabolt will send
the finest display Of sheep ever seen
here. The free attractions have
never before been equalled, the
Human Bomb aeronaut goes up en-
closed in a bomb, which explodes at
a dizzy height, and let's him drop
with his parachute the Great Cap
tive War Balloon, carries pas5enge rs
to height Of 1900 feet with per
feet safety. The greatest reunion OK
Confederate Veterans held for many
years will be- held on the 22nd of
October in Raleigh. The Great
Observation-Disclosures Carnival Com
pany with fifteen first-cla-s shows,
will be here. They will furnish
four splendid free acts Great Grant
on the high wire, Arthur HOlden's
grand high dive from ladder one
hundred feet high into three feet
of water, YOuturkey's marvellous
slide for life, Dervslto's wonderful
spiral act, ascends a spiral 10 feet
standing on ball and slowly de-
sends.
One fare for the round trip plus a
fifty cent coupon admission to the
Fair Grounds on all railroads. Spe
cial excursions and extras with con-
venient schedules allowing visitors
to get home at reasonable hour af-
ter spending most delightful day
in the Capital ,ity. For further
information address
JOSEPH E. POGUE, Secretary
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08
YOU ARE TO BE THE JUDGE

dial agents No other remedy c1tan;
can equal IL a. a powerful Constitution.
al tonic. blood vitaIsr4v. renovai~r
and re<cueratoT- II contains a. its
constitutional parts. eisracnss us~-ic.i
By the blood. which ar. ab@arb~a ~
the thousands Of uingtebluod cnrzs-
cies. and taking their p-spcr place
In the circulation. cHpsl al foreign
sscretions which have ben nnherruln.
ing the health. II supplies the wants
OF nature. Is her able assistant and one
that can b. depended upon - do Is
work under all conditions
II Is the ideal tonic tor weak Anac-
mic men and women Under tr~Atrgl.sni
with 1t. the ~aiery Impoverished blood
becomes strong and yehllc. and a. 3,
courses through the veins smpNrts col,
or Of health To the face. n sparkle %
the eye. and strength and yigor 90 the
system.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08
What Vitae.0re is:

VITAE-ORE is a natural, hard,
admantine, rock-like substance
mineral - ORE - mined from the
ground like gold and silver in
neighborhood Of a once powerful but
now extict mineral spring. 1t requires
twenty years for oxidization by eX-
posture to the air, when it Stacks down
like lime and is then of medical val
ue. 1t contains free iron, free sulphur
and free magnesium, three properties
which are most essential for the re-
tention of health in the human system,
and one package-One Ounce-Of the
ORE when mixed with quart of water
will equal in medicinal strength and Gu
rative value 500 gallons Of the most
powerful mineral water drank. fresh
from the springs. 1t is geological
discovery, in which there is nothing
added or taken from. 1t is the marvel
of the century for curing
Rheumatism, Bright's Disease, Blood
poisoning, Heart Trouble, Dropsy,
Catarrh and thraot Affections, Liver
Kidney and Bladder ailments, Stom-
ach and Female Disorders, La Grippe
MaIariai Fever, Nervous Prostitution
and General Debility,
as thousands testify, and no one, an
swering this, writing for a package,
will deny after using. Medical Science
has failed to improve upon or even
equal the remedies found in free
state in healing mineral springs. Ply
sicians, the Oldest and best, the new
est and learned, acknowledge this to
be a fact when they encounter dis
ease which is not amendable to the
action of drugs by packing the patient
off to Carlsbad, Saratoga, Baden, there
to drink the waters which contain the
essential properties for the restoration
of health, and the patient returns fresh
healthy, in mind and body. If the suf-
ferers cannot afford the trip-and few
but the wealthy can-they must con-
tinue to suffer, as the waters detori-
crate rapidly and when transported fail
to produce the desired results.
A Letter to the Thee. Noel Company,
Chicago, will bring healing mineral
spring to your door, to your own house
your chamber-will bring to you vi
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08
Representatives, Trial.
CONTINUED from first page. I

The trial Of Ernest Haywood for
killing Ludlow Skinner was resum-
ed Monday morning with the hear
Ing of important witnesses for the
defense Mr.. X. N. Simms an at
torney in Raleigh was The first wit
ness and he testifies that Mr.. Skin
ner struck Mr Haywood and was
standing IN 6 threatening attitude
AT the tim Hayu God shot him.
Mr.. Bernard SchnliiZ a Lawyer OF
Baltimore, wa in Raj. Ugh ON the
day "f the tradegy last February, be
testified That M saw Skinner and
Hay wood standing in front Of the
post office ard raw Skinner strike
Haywood, who fell hack toward tue
prst office. He says Mr.. Skinner
then fell back about e'gh, feet Had
his left hand to his side in a threat
ing attitude. that Skinner took two
or three steps toward MIR. Hay WU d
as if To- r. new the attack. Then the
first shot was fired by Mr. Haywood
and Mr.. Skinner staggered and pass
Ell behind carriage near sidewalk
when second snot was fired. He
says when ne saw Mr.. Skinner again
he v a. near the street car track that
Skinner passed over and circied ard
fell. Mr.. g. Il HOcutt of Raleigh
was standing with Mr.. schnitz at
the time of the shooting and his
testimony vas substantially the
same as Mr. SchmitZ's. The above
is the principal evidence that has
tten heard for The defence. TAe
tria! is still in progress and will
very likely run over into next week.
Much irte'es is being 'aken in the
trial as both families are very pro-
mineut i'm the S ate.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1903-10-08

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