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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-11

San Patricio y deeuyo sue 50 dlaoa
euents cportunamen;e.
layer sali6 para Verezaela ell
vapor americsno C>fsc cas.n
II .mbi6n sali6 con fumbo F.
jardo y den a puertas de su rusas,
el vRno- "Arca'ia"
..El dia 8 del eorriente entrs ron &
eunplir eondena en- la caraa, de asta
ciudad 81 indiviauos y faaron pues
tos en- libertad 5 por hsber cum olido
condsns.
..Ds fin Fusler y sAntiag B rbo'
80 fueron condsnAdos 80 alas de
ckrcel por alterAr 10 psz pdb,isa.
I'll Juez B z&u conaen6 & Jo,
M. Co de 6 10 ao:lars Dc mulsa por
agredir 6 Margarita Acevedo.
..Por alterar IN p z do icA Ell
Juez BAza sconder6 6 Juana Rosado
cineo dollars de mults.
..Doce prs as< res de ndsiea han
sido contratados para eiee utar g ,co
gidss piezss musicAles en- an con.
cierto que te ndrk lugar en- Gel cafe
del &C d II Charles
..Por jugsr 6 los dados muIt6 ell
Juez de Psz d "a CAtadSsl, & les indi'
viduos Lsoncio PAd,6 y FAcundo
Primitive.
..Por hseer aqua en- la vfs ptbi
ca esta maf1aaa muls6 ell Juez Kopel
el ciudadanO de triple expansion
Henry DAltos.
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Plaza fuerte de
los Moros

tomada por americanos
Nueva York, Abril II ll.50 A. M.
Fuerzas del ej6rcito americana al
mando del general Davis tomaron
una plaza fuerte de los moros de
Manila. Muchos de estos murieron,
huyendo los demas en- dispersion
hacia ell interior.
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FQego en- San German

En- 10 madrugAda dc aver ocurri6
an incendio on San German en- IL co.
81 del vecino Gabino Garc6s, en- eli
barrio sMarezuas, muy cerea de
squella ciudad.
Sc cree cue el faego fac inteneio.
nal pues ID noche anterior 90 trat6
se ineenaiarls, pero pudo svitarse el
criminal prop6sito.
Dicha casa estAba aseguraaa en-
mil dollars, doble cAntidad de so
valor.
Con tai motive, fue detsnido ell due
no de ID casa Gafces y dos indivi.
duos mas por considerable compli'
cAdos er al haehc.
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GlBIEHRlMIs
sERVIcIo ESPECIAL
DIE
La CORRESPONDENCE.
DIREoTo DE NEW-YoRK.
Explosion de III
canon en- el Iowa

Nueva York, Abril 4 II SO. A, M.
Ha ocurrido una terrible explo-
sion 4 bordo del vapor de guerra
americana &Iowa !. Este barco re-.
sult6 con grandes averias. Ell SUI
ceso ha causado honda impression
aqui. Sc hacen muchos comenta-
rios.
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Probable vista
de Mr.. Loubet q Ingla'
terra

Nueva York, Abril, IL l1.50 A NJ
Dicen de Paris que ell Presidente
Monsieur Loubet es probable que
visite proximamente q Inglaterra.
La prensa oficiosa relaciona este
probable viaje con asuntos polfticos
que interesan al gabinete frances.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-11
De cacerlla

Nu4va York. Abril ii 1850. A. M,
Ell Presidente Roosevelt Sc halla
casando en ell "National Yellows-
tone Park Despues de algunos
dias de cacerfa ALI seguir& su ex-
cursi0n por otros Estados.
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NOTICIAS

coNsEJo A LAS MADREs FL iarabs calmann
de II seora Winslw debe a,xmpre que los nios
estan periodic de Ia dentci6n Proporciona alivio
Immediate al pequeho pacisnte. produce IN sueno ma
muy vivo alegre Es muy agradable paadar, calma
al nino ablanda encas aivia sus dolores hace f.
Giles las ncionss del estomago reguia los inestnos
veneA 5sta de la dentci6n de cualquiera eausa
Tsngass mucho cuidado en- pedir 81 Jarabe Calmansa
de "a Sehorn Winsiow 81 meioe da todoa.
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Un voto de QaebrAdillas, por sIn
dependencies, oice:

Isl los hombres sc s;anten orgul o..
sos de former pArte se una M.
ci6n cuyo gobierno nos ha usur
pado Duak ira Antonomfa, parA
gobernarnos arbitrs riAments lss
damas puertortiqus ss quere'
mos que nuestrA querisa Borin,
lac sea Independents y libre.
81, libre como Ell sol que asoma
en- nuestro horizonte. Maria Cha.
con ,
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VeDta de mueOleS

Sc venden Algunos alguaos muy
baratos, hAbiendo eutre el,os; Rope
ros mesas. armarIos para libros CO.
mas-avios de eamss' 'avios de mssas
consola: etc. etc. -.
Direction: L j. Broa0n.
SAntu.cs csrca de la psrada 81.
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Hay en- Lsjas Q gun movimianto
entire los agricultores para In STEM.
bra de frutas memories. In lluvias
de estos dias ha discriminate ese
moyiemiento.
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V0tacI6n plebiScitaria de
La correspondence =

q tsdo de Il votaci6n hoy:
TERRlToRIO. O........... e5s1
INDEPENDENTLY. 5e7e
GOBIERNo TEMPORAL. 25ss
So
CONFEDERAGION ANTI,
LLANA...... ............ 417-
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Sc leCeSita SirVienta

Sc psgar& nm bnen sueldo 6 una
excelente sirvienta, para hacerse
cargo del servicio general, de 10 ca.
sa en- una pequef1a fAmilia.
No se le exige que coeine pero Of
eosr& aervir & Ia mesa.
Direccioa sDs sparta 10 3O7, San
Juan. 6v. d.
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Dina America Daprey de Noya,
hA presentadr renuneia 40 su cargo
de maestro graduAdo en- squella
oiudAd.
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TOMADA SOBRE Ell MUELLE
HASTA Ell 10 DEL OORRIENTE
A 40 OENTAVOS qq

a ~ OAN AAVVO "
NJ IL del pals en- "a sacos
q $500 "a.
Puntas paris, !cajas de
90 lbs. gruesas Y hnas ia
maf1os de ? hasta S pull
gadas a $3.50.
Alambre puas, rollos
de 90 lbs. $2.75.
Grampas. barril de 90
llbras So.
Ofrecen BaQuero J Gandara
Ha regresado & Csbo Rojo ell AL
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SepulCrOS blalQueadOS

Por fortuna para h sceiedad, an
tIpo que no abunds mucho.
Correctcs en- eli vestir, entra y 50
le el Af1o y siemprs llevAn invar.a
blementa trsjes,. sombre os zapt
tos del mismo colos II camiss
blanca como ell armif1o.
Pei faGtAmente Of tsdo, cuida mu,
chn de sns mAncs y de aus uf1As.
No bsba, ri fums hi iuega.... en-
ph oliso, y se sorrojs ante Ian fraass
mathematics.
Es muy <sde voto., nunea fslta 6
misa en- los dlas de festss de guar.
DIR.
Fustiga con frase seyera las fsl.
tAs de los dem3s las que abulta de nm
modo extrsordinario.
Pero hsy que verlo por dentrc: es
10 ant1tesis. estA completamente CO
from pi1r.
Cfnico, se ria de todo en- Ell fsndo.
N tiene religion nj or 6a en- nsds.
NJ tiene fsctos de uiugua g6ne
70, nj aiquiers & los s6res que le die.
ron vids, & quieres considers como
earga esaaa.
SIN amig 8, sin smcras, viva sole
en- eontuherlio CON su avsz o sus
vicios.
NJ ffecusI ta II sosied a 6 la que
deteata.
I cspsz de hkcar una limosna, de
j. molir de h.nb q cua qaiers q7e
& 6l acuda.
S1s txtr. n de tfgre Ia t:enen
smEre de nal huu or; Ell tieu Fg..
nc ! = dan Ia a'eg IL ss los aemAs,
le mortifics.
Reslments, SOD ssras stgacs de
compassion por qua &c ban 81 f -ir mu
cho. y sir6 fasrs por el dsf1o que
10 scciesad hacen, dabieran pasar
desspercibidcT.
ToxSo o<Yo
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Acenttase en- Lsjas Ell rumor de
que SO conatruir& an ramal de ferro-
cArlil hasta Boouer6n.
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Den Tomas Carri6n se propone
publicAr en- Ponce 10 seganda edi.
e.6n de CumbA . L6n
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P0R MAS De SESENTA AMOS.
RMMMDIo ANvIGuo BIMN PROBADO.
Ell JARABE CALMANTE DE LA SRA. WINSLOW.
asado por MILLONEs DE MADREs para sus hijos en- el
PERIODo DE DENrICrON ExITO COMPLETE. TRAM
3On 3oILz4 a L. CRIATURA ABLANDA Las ENCIAs ALIvIA
TODOS Los DOLORES, CURA Ell COLICO vENTOSO o
me3or remedio Ia DIARREA De BOTICAa
del mundo entero. Pedid,
NO AQEPTEIa 0TR0 a =
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Doctor EmiIlO CheYremOnt

U0Ct0f Emilio CheVremOlt
CIRUJANO DENTISTA
en- Fortslexa esquina San Justo.
De regreso de los Estsdos Unidos
IN alberto an OFICINA DENTAL
calle de San Francisco nGmero 80.
Frents 6 10 CApilla.
Las llnvi.s recientes han hscho
reverdecsr los f,rrsjas en- ell Sur de
la isla. Sc espera que con este mo
two bsje el pracio de la leche, que
ne vende hoy & alto preeio.
Sal Superior de Curacao
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Ha regresado & Csbo Rojo ell Al
c&lde ss d II Julio p. Castro:
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eomino
enrmedas amehda den
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-09
DOCTOR SAID

"Quit Wrong Food and Eat GrapeNuts. y
An Illnoisan who has been through
the mill says: Last Spring / was so
bad with indigestion l could not digest
even soft cooked eggs and doctor said
must eat predigested food and pre-
scribed Grape Nuts. / changed for the
better before 1 had used one package,
eating 1T three times a day.
Ny Improvement on Grape Nuts food
was so wonderful that I concluded to use
your food drink Postum in place of tea
and to make long story short l have
not been without Grape Nuts and Pos
tum since and my present health proves
my doctors wisdom in prescribing Grape
Nuts | have got strong as horse and
well and | owe it all to your delicious
food and Postum" Name given by Pos,
tum Coz, Battle Creek, Mich.
In the making of Grape-Nuts food all
the indlgestible starches of the grain are
transformed into Post sugar Every par
tlcle OF Grape-Nuts is digestible in the
weakest stomach. Physicians have never
found stomach too weak to digest and
assimilate it.
Look In each package for copy of the
famous little book, ''The Road to Well
ville."
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that anyone who said he did said what
was not so.
Mr.. Lewis said that he had been told
so by the assessors, that was all he knew
about it.
Things looked quite squally for few
minutes, but Mr.. Calling was urged to
keep calm.
In minute he left the room and pres
emily returned with Mr.. Arthur, Mr.. Lee
and Mr. Martin.
In the meantime Mr.. Battle made his
suggestion as given above.
Mr.. Calling then rose to a question of
personal privilege, and said he wanted
the matter of Mr.. Lewis charges that
the tax assessors were now altering the
assessments on the books, and that the
County Attorney had told them they could
do this, settled right then and there.
Mr.. Arthur was then present, and
could state whether or not this was the
case.
Mr.. Lewis then stated that he had come
to the assessors after the meeting of the
Board of Equalization, and had been told
by Mr. Arthur and Mr.. Glenn that Mr..
Calling had authorized them to make
luSSt CutuSCos
Mr.. Calling then asked Mr.. Arthur if
he had told Mr.. Lewis that he, Mr.. Cat
ling, had authorized them to change these
figures.
Mr.. Arthur positively denied that he
had made any such statement to Mr..
Lewis.
Then Mr.. Charles Busbee asked Mr.. Ar
thur if any changes had been made. Mr..
Arthur said some assessments had been
altered, that Chairman Green had au-
thorized them to make changes in certain
cases. He could not remember whether 100
or so changes had been made, nor when
they were made. Asked if any had been
made in the last twenty-four hours, Mr..
Arthur could not say.
Then Mr.. Busbee addressed the Board.
saying he had no apologies for anything
he might say He had voted for every
member on this Board, in the pri-
maries and at the election, and he would
have his say. He then reviewed the facts
in the case, of the appointment of asses
sors who were not property owners, ac-
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duced, and it was seen that the Board
should meet on July End. Accordingly Mr..
Busbee said that meant that the Board,
after adjourning, could not be called to-
gether again. 1t was not continuing
board.
Mr.. Battle spoke vigorously of the exec
etive sessions of the Board of Equalization,
calling them star chamber meetings, ano
saying that Mr.. Arthur had been allowed
to be present as witness, while the other
side was not represented at all in those
meetings. This he declared to be illegal
and contrary to all precedent.
Chairman Green told Mr.. Battle that
the board had heard their side of the ques-
ton at length before the executive SEES
sions were held.
Mr.. Busbee finally suggested that the
increase of Raleighs property be put at
IA IL per cent, the average of the in
crease IN the other TOWNSHIPS of the coun-
ty. Or they might make a general cut
of, say % per cent. He concluded:
You gentlemen cannot permit storm
that is now brewing in this community
to take any larger proportions. l make
no threat. But there is a remedy. If you
make a cut on this assessment it will
somewhat allay the storm
Finally Mr.. Busbee submitted his propo-
sition to reduce the increase on the whole
amount to 25 per cent. over the last
assessment
Mr.. Calling said that he was satisfied,
upon his construction of the law that
the Board of Commissioners had no pow
er to make this general reduction, but
could only reduce in individual cases. The
author of the law appeared to him to
have COMPOUNDED the duties of the two
Boards. AS to the altering of the assess
ments, he did not know until then that
they had been altered.
Mr. Green said that this had only been
done in a few cases where mistakes had
been made.
Mr. Arthur said that this had been done
in the case of Mr.. Hughes. After the as
sessment had been fixed Mr.. Hughes adj
vertised his property for sale at a lower
figure. Upon this Mr. Green had told
him that, as he knew Mr.. Hughes to be
an honest man. he might put his asses
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-09
REVENUE INCREASES
State Insurance Department
Does Large Business,
Ths Increase Over a Like Period Last Year
Amounts to The Sum of
Sl2,292 81.

The Insurance Department of the State
is doing larger business this year than
last. and its a cash business at that.
Last year the total receipts from that
department were $153, 667.12. This year,
UP to September the first the payments
to the State Treasurer have been $685.
521 .OS, and this is ST., 292.57 in excess of
the amount received for the same period
last year.
Yesterday Insurance Commissioner Jas.
r. Young made his payment of receipts
for August to the State Treasury, the
amount being $34, 1862 90. The payment for
August last year was $2S,17S.21, showing
an increase for August, 1903, over August,
1902 of $6,1S3.S8.
These receipts indicate that there are
more companies at work in the State
and that the State is receiving the reve-
nue. due from them. They show that
the insurance laws of North Carolina are
of value not alone for projections of
policy-holders, but as a means of reve-
nue. to the State.
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ment according to his advertisement. Mr..
Calling said he was perfectly willing to
admit that this was wrong, and he would
favor the figures being all put back where
the Board of Edualiza ton had fixed
them, if it could be done in any way.
Then there was long legal argument
between Mr.. Calling and Messrs. Busbee
and Battle as to the legality of the meet
ings of the Board of Equalization and the
admission therein of Mr.. Arthur as a
witness without the other side being
present or having witnesses. Finally Mr..
Busbee said they had made their sugges-
ton and would now leave it with the
Board.
Mr. Calling said that the complaints
must be in writing, that they did not
even know the names of those who were
asking for a reduction. Thereupon fol-
lowed another long legal argument as
to whether it was necessary that these
complaints should be in writing, Mr..
Busbee contending that the Board had
the right to make any general reduc-
tion they might see fit.
Others who appeared before the Board
and asked for reductions were Mr.. c. P.
Spruill, Mr.. w. R. Brooksdale for the
~'ANS~hNS
Mr. c. M. Bernard, and Mr. A. R. d,
Johnson.
At the morning session of the Board
a petition was received from citizens OF
st. Matthews and Neuse River, asking
that the lines between those townships
be changed and the matter was ordered
laid over until next month for action.
There was another petition from citi-
zens of White Oak Township, asking that
a certain part of said township be made
special tax district, and that an cleo
ton be ordered in the said district as pro
vided for in section 72 of the Public
School Law. 1t was ordered that the
petition be laid over until next meeting
and that County Attorney Calling be
directed to look into this matter
An application was received from Har
nett county asking that the Board. IL
addition to the expense of bringing pris
oners to Raleigh also pay the court casts
This was refused, the Board resolving that
they would take them only under the old
understanding.
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cording to law, and sharply arraigned the
Board for illegality in the proceedings OF
the Board of Equalization, in that they
held star chamber meetings, instead of
open meetings, at which every one could
appear and make his complaint He un-
derstood that at these secret meetings
Mr. Arthur was present, and every time
a question would come up in regard to
a piece of Raleigh property, Mr.. Arthur
would put his foot down upon any re
duction. This he had heard from MEM
Der of the Board of Equalization.
Mr. Arthur stated that this was mis-
take. He had been present, it was true,
at the request of the Board, on account
OF the deafness of Mr.. Martin, that he
might explain why certain valuations had
been assessed He said he would like to
know the name of Mr.. Bushels inform
ant.
Mr.. Busbee said he was very glad to
know this was a mistake, but he could
not name his informant, as he was a
member of the Board of Equalization.
Hereupon Mr.. Maynard stated that he
had been told the same thing by mem
Der of the Board, and If necessary he
would call his name.
Mr.. Busbee then proceeded to speak OF
the changing of the assessments, admit
ted by Mr. Arthur to have been author
lied by Chairman Green Everybody
knew this was distinctly illegal and self
condemnatory on the face of it, No one
had any right to alter any assessment
fixed by the Board of Equalization.
Next, he spoke of the case of Mr.. N.
A. Dunn's Hillsboro street property,
which had been first raised by the asses
sors from $4,000 to $4,000, then raised by
the board of Equalization to $4,000, and
then on Monday reduced by this Board
to 1000 Mr. Green said the Board had
Yesterday morning reconsidered that mo-
ton and put it back to $500 Mr.. Cat
ling said the matter had been referred
back to the Board of Equalization.
Then ensued an argument between Mr.
Busbee and Mr.. Calling as to whether OF
not the Board of Equalization could be
called together again, Mr.. Calling con
tending that it could and Mr.. Busbee that
it could not. Finally the law was pro,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-09
TWO NEW COMPANIES.
P q. Hanes Knitting Company and Benson
Telephone Company.

Two companies were incorporated yes
terday in the Secretary of States office,
as follows:
The P. H. Hanes Knitting Company, of
Winston with total authorized capital
stock of $3.50, 900, of which 100000 is sub
scribed by P. H. Hanes, P. H. Hanes, Jr,
and VIM. M. Hanes, of Winston.
The Benson Telephone Company, of
Benson, Johnston county, with capital
stock of 100000 subscribed by r. F.
Smith, w. H. Smith, G. w. Cavenaugh, J..
w. Benson, Ira W. Rose, and DR.. G. E.
Parker, all of Benson
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-09

In the course of his remarks, Mr.. Battle
said that he was surprised to see that
the list of assessments had not remained
as fixed by the Board of Equalization.
Hereupon Mr.. Lewis interposed to say
that some of the valuations had been
changed, and that he had been told by
Mr. Arthur and Mr.. Glenn that the coun-
ty attorney had said they could alter
them.
This brought Mr.. Bart NJ Gatling to his
feet He declared that he knew moth
ing of any such altering of valuations, and
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-09

Gain in value of llpopety,
n xes,
Toal polls of Raeigh last
O incorporated
right are in
Holly mineral timber
o
real $353OS&.
tie $6o O5 sheep $1O5 tanning utensils $S49S mechanics
persons
tax
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-09
Great Sunday School Meeting.

great Sunday School Convention has
just been held in Johnston county, and
Prof. S. NJ. Smith, Secretary of the North
Carolina Inter denominational Sunday
School Association who has just returned
from the meeting says that over 600 en-
thusiastic and earnest Sunday School
workers and friends attended the con-
vention. At the meeting the principal
speakers were Messrs. H. B. Parker, of
Goldsboro; E. W. Sonders, of Fayette-
vile; w. A. Egerton, of Smithfeld, and
Prof. S. NJ Smith, of Raleigh.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-09
Football at A. & III.

over at the A. and NJ. College the work
of trying OUT the candidates for grid
iron honors has begun. Thirty-two men
turned out for practice at the first go and
from the great, big, strapping fellows an
eleven that will make itself felt this sea-
son will be chosen. Joe Gulley is to
captain the team and tip top work is ex-
pected from it.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-09

EUVITA is not a drug, but pure,
wholesome beverage equally delightful in
summer and winter and beneficial at all
times. At all Fountains.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-09

Mr.. Tudor Firth Hardy, of Portsmouth.
who has been visiting his parents in this
sty, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hardy, left
yesterday for Portsmouth, accompanied
by his friend Mr.. w! B. Burton.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-09

Mr.. Geo w. Blacknall, representing the
Frank Teller Cigar Company, of PhIa-
delphia, left yesterday on business Zip
to Eastern Carolina.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-09
TAXABLE VALUES IN WAKE
COUNTY AND THEIR INCREASE
Every Township Except Raleigh. Figures as Com
pared With Those of 1902 Show SpIen-
did Gains.

OF taxable values
township large
following a the results
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-09-09
Fall Announcement
We Want the Men

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the
WANT MENo y they e thoroughly wtla r n whhth
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fr-F YoUw WANT NYTH1NG nwengu apparel