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himself is to take the presidency of
the Union Pacific left vacant by the
resignation of Ff0rance O. Burt. AIr.
Burt has been general manager, as
well as president. since Ed Dickinson
left the road The proposition now is
for Mr.. Hartman to take the presi-
dency and for some strong operating
man to become the active head OF the
road. Mr.. Calvin is generally conced-
ed to be as able an operating man as
there is at present on the Hartman
system. At present he IS the operating
head Of the Short Line, having beeen
made assistant general manager. with
added powers, in order to give General
Manager w. II. Bancroft more time to
devote to other duties
Mr. Calvin entered railway service
in 1875. and since 1877. when he entered
the employ OF the Union Pacific as an
operator. he has spent most of his
time in the service of this road .oHs CO.
ordinate lines. In 1887, when he was
tTdinmaster at POcatello. Gould won
him away to become division superin-
tendent on the Missouri Pacific in
1891 he went back as superintendent
of the Idaho division Of the Union Pa
cifc. In 1895 the Gould system got
him back and he was general. superin-
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DIED.

S~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~>
HANSEN-Tn this city Jan. 6. 1894. Of
pneumonia, Charley Otto Hansen, aged
"A years.
Deceased was a member OF Camp 33S.
Woodmen of the World.
Funeral notice later.
BORG.-At his home. 3112 South State
street. in this city, on Sunday, Jan. 5.
Louis F. Borg aged 70 years and Tour
Funeral will be held Friday. Jan. S. at
1 O'Clock p. m, at Farmers Ward meet
ing house.
SUTTON.-In rear of 345 South Second
West street, this city. Jan. 6. 1904, Bird
get Mary o Brien sutton. wife Of Ches-
ter sutton. Born Feb. :, 1869. in ire
land
The funeral C0rtege will leave the family
residence at $50 a. m, thence TO St.
Mary's cathedral, where mass will be
celebrated, commencing at 9 q. m, Jan
s, 1903. Friends are cordially invited to
attend. Interment in Calvary cemetery.
0IANGENE.-Jan. >. 1901. at North Salt
Lake. Joseph Mangene, in his seth year
Funeral viii be held this afternoon at ,
O'Clock from the funeral parlors of S. D.
Evans 415 state st. Interment in Calvary
cemetery.
BURRIS.-In the rear of 564 East Fourth
South, this city. Jan. 8. 1904, Columbus
W. Burris, aged 81 years.
Funeral services will be held Friday.
the Sth, at p. m, from the funeral
chapel of Undertaken Jos. w. Taylor. q
South West Temple street. Friends are
invited to attend. Interment N Mount
Olivet cemetery.
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CALVIN SLATED
FOR PROMOTION
likely to Become General Man,
sger of Union Pacific.
DECISION YET IN ABEYANcE
CHOICE SAID TO BE BETWEEN
HIM AND OUTSIDER.

According to advices from apparent
y Authentic sources. Edgar. z. Calvin,
assistant general manager OF the Ore
gon Short Line, is likely to become
seneraI manager Of the Union Pacific.
,'he choice is said to lie between him
-Ad a man not at all connected with
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FURNITURE.

-@>~~~~s~S~~~-~->>~~~>-~
WE are located now in our aew store
81 E. Second South. and are carving tfe
largest stock OF new ahd second han-
furniture carpets. stoves and raEges III
the city ard are the only furniture houss
selling goods on installments at casr
prices. Nebraska Furniture Co. g. II
Second South.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

r. L. MCCOuaughy to Ola J NoTd-
bers. TodsX2ISl feet southwest
ner. Of LOT :. block q plat 6 IS 25o0
George a. Purcell TO Samuel II. AL
len l9SX23 feet northeast from 47ls
lot 3. block So plat A -. -. $500
o}pella W Clayton 10 George A
Purcell 19SX33 feet northeast from
~ feet west of southeast corner
or lot g. block So plat A ..........s
Frances 5 Peterson to Adam II. Pc
IeTson, loX5 rods southwest from Z
rods west OF northeast corner Of
lot o. block S. plat 3. .........-.....- l
Adam II. Peterson to Frances 5. Pc
teFSOn-- eNZ0 RODS northwest from
southeast corner of lot % block
~ 5-acre plat A. .-....-. ......-.. /
William W Rivers 20 T. W Jack
son. % acres section g township
I south. range ] west - e.. 49, ISL
Adella W Eardley 10 Zurviah G.
Eardley, part of lot 4, block p
plat A. ----.----.- ---------.. ....---.-
Edward Home TO A. Hanauer. ir.
lots 10 To l3, block ,, Ehrichs sub
T. W. Jackson 70 Lorenzo snow.
leN4o rods, section q township 1
south range ] west .---.....-. 80. 81
Mary Jeremy to Richard CriffiahS
jr. 2i2X7 rods southeast from north
west corner Of lot .. block H. plat
Ola j. NoTdberg TO Frank L. Losee.
rodsx214 feet southwest from %
feet west Of northeast corner Of lot
4 block a. plat @. .................
-s-@@
HATS OF THE BEST MAKERS
S1.00-
Regular $500. $500 and $500 values.
Blown. Terry & Woodruff Co
60
Everybody drinks Manitou water. the
water that made Colorado famous.
UTAH LIQUOR co.
All this week We win sell our own
rendered lard, guaranteed strictly
pure, at 1oC per pound. Marriots's
Market, p and q West First South.
A cat Of 80 Is per cent in lard at
Marriott's Market. this week only.
D. j. Sharp Coal company. 20 South
Main street. Office telephone. 7l9 and
40. Yard telephone. 10 three rings.
SLICK As GLASS.
Skating at fair grounds
Modern Plumbing
At moderate prices. George G. DOYLE &.
Co. Z11 stale street. Phone 1872.
LUDEN's MENTHoL
COUGH DROPS
Give instant relief Sold everywhere.
salt Lake Candy Co. agents.
DON'T MISS AN OPPORTUNITY
TO get $500. $500 % $500 HATS fgr
zaeaR Terry Z Uzao-as.ss 80
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
Gee of the Weather Bureau.

ESC u tAI " cdit1C4 DAACdA
Yesterdays record al the local office or
the weather bureaus
Maximum temperature, 20 degrees, min
imum temperature. 20 degrees. mean TEN
psratuFe, % which is degrees below the
normal
Accumulated excess Of temperature
since the lsrst Of the month. degree
accumulate excess of temperature since
January 1st ] degree. Total precipita ton
from 6 D. M TO p. m. trace. of an inch
Accumulated excess of precipitation since
the first of the month. 90 inch. Accum-
ulated excess of precipitation since the
LIST Of January, 90 inch.
Eat Royal bread. It is pure and
wholesome. Sold everywhere.
HATS OF THE BEST MAKERS
81 90
Regular $500. s4O0 and $500 values
Brown, Terry & Woodruff Co.
DIAMOND COAL,
Sold only by Citizens Coal company
So West Second South. Tel. 40.
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SAFES

NEW or secondhand. cash. trade o.
terms. Sorensen-Stoutt Co, Is T. ID II.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
SNOW OR No SNOW.
co AND SEE THIS
GREAT BARGAIN

There are times in the affairs of men
IS just such a case. and the man with
money can get the biggest bargain in
town Just think Of GROOM weli-buiIt
cottage, in best of repair, barn for four
horses and two tons of loose hay. fences,
aTtesian well. all complete, for SS75t The
owner refused. SLIGO spot cash months
ago, but now he's got to have money ana
it, different tune he plays. Located on
3rd West. I block to car line. You can
pay $375 cash and have time on the ball
anCe Don't hesitate but investigate
J. DOMAIN REAVIS.
HOME PRONIDER,
IS W. 2ND so.
AT THE SIGN:
WHOSE ROOF IS OVER YOUR
HEAD?"
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STEAM DYE WORKS.

s~~~~~Hs~~-~~~N->~@----~>
UTAH Dye Works, cleaning and dyeing
a speciality % e Sd South Tel 1I55-H
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CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
GroShell- sales agent for Utah Expert
cash register repairing. No. 22I Main ST
Secondhand registers always IN stock.
NEW or secondhand. cash. trade or
terms Sorensen-Stoutt Co. . Z. 81 So
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STORE FIXTURES.

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UTAH store Fixture company. manu-
facturers and designers Show cases. o.
flee. bar and drug fixtures 134 Is. I'd So.
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A SNAP!M Do you need money? Cres-
cent Loan Co. advances it on your salary.
5th floor Hooper block.
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STOCK BROKERS.

ee~-~~~~~A~--~~~~~-~~~---~--~--
Z. II. WEST & CO, stock brokers. 3l5
D. T. Walker Block. Tel. l069-X
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CARPET CLEANING

s-~N~S~NNN~~~~o~-o~e---N, ~~~N---,~-No9~(e~~NNs-
UTAH carpet & Wail Paper Cleaning
co. Iatest. process; feather Tencvating. "a
Richards ST Phone 15si-E.
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STATE BOOKS AND MONEY.
Librarian Palmer and Treasurer Dix
on Report to Governor Wells.

State Treasurer 7. DeGrey Dixon and
State Librarian L. 2. Palmer yesterday
filed with Governor H. NJ Wells their
annual reports for 1903. The latter re-
port shows 1O,603 volumes in the IL
bTary Jan. ], as against 10,02t a year
ago, an increase of $50 during 1908. He
purchased 426 books at a. cost of 81
52150, and received in exchange $50
volumes.
The report of Treasurer Dixon shows
that on Dec. 81. 1902, there was a bal
ance on band in the state treasury Of
$3.50. l51.07. as against S521 277,74 on the
same date, 1903. The receipts last year
gera = follows
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MoNEY To LOAN.

WE LEND money to build houses. lt
is not necessary to have the house brlilt
first. We viii advance tho money as the
house progresses. Lowest rates. Part
payment any time, and interest reduced
accordingly. McGurrin' & Co. 134 Nam
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LOAN ONLY MY OWN MONEY.
No commission. attorneys fees
No eastern company .-.............No delay
No third party ..-.---..-.-.....--.Low rates
No mortgage taX.....-.......M Many options
Russell j. Tracy, II Z. st South.
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ELEVATORS.

EATON & PRINCE ELEVATORS
For passenger or freight service. Operate
with least power. For prices see r =
Arnold Ast., 5l2 ScOtt-Streven Bldg.
1 e. 'oi-
WILL save YOU money on anv kind
~ an elevator, William Watrous. agent.
- East Third South.
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scAVENGERs.


KEEN SANITARY COMPANY. Offles
- W list South. Tel. 1f11-X.
SALT LAKE SCAVENGER co. Office
90 South Main Tel. S65.
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New and Slick.

Hadley Bros. skating rink.
Tenth south and State Admission Zoe
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DR. l.. n. Keysor's method Of filing
teeth is painless. 1852 Main street. Auer-
bach buiidiusas TeleDh.z2e <l2o X
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FLUFF RUG WORKS

49, --~-4-.y>~~s-eS~
CARPET CLEANING. Phone lz09-X.
Rugs made from your old carpets. u
GaDy. Prop. 80 w South Temple.
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SOCIETIES.

TsrNN-|sNNN~se@y~~-~,S@~-s
KNIGHTS OF Columbus hail. Jennings
block for rent. Newly renovated. See
Stalzenberger. is " "a South.
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HATS OF THE BEST MAKERS
SL00-
Regular $500. 500 and $500 values.
Brown, Terry & Woodruff Co.
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BY VOTING LADY in photograph gal
lerX. has had practical gallery expe-
rienee. Address Miss n g Hem general
Delivery.
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BY VOTING LADY of ability. any kind
of temporary employment. s. West 5th
So
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AssAYERS.

MMrrA
City. &. S. CoWan- manager. Late as
saver Anaconda sraelters
; J. W. CURRIE. No. 20 West Third
south street. Salt Lake CITY. Samples bv
mail or express receive prompt attention.
Union ASSAY OFFICE. 152 South
west Temple street. II. s. Hanauer-
manager. Analytical work a speciality
", a. HODGES. assayer and chemist.
10 w Second South St, salt Lake Citv.
J. MVICKER. assayer. As Richards ST.
". II. .TREMAYNE. assayer. over 40
Main street. Salt Lake CITY Utah Mail
samples receive prompt attention.
r. II. OFFICER & co. assayers. $50
South West Temple St. salt Lake CITY.
CRISMON & NICHOLS. assavers and
chemists 2l9 s ". Temple. Salt Lake City.
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IF YOU NEED money, we win discount
your salary. Star Loan Co. % z ID So
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PIANO POLISHING.

49, '-e-H~-'~re
FOR expert polishing and TefiniSbinC
reasonable; all work guaranteed. Ad-
dress Springer Bros. care Christensen E
Ans0n. Temple of Music 51-53 So Main
St Phone Oily.
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-e.~---.--~~-,--~~->->-~s-><e-
BY Japanese first class COOK motel or
BY VOTING LADY in photograph gal
ierX. has had practical gallery cXpe-
rience. Address Miss H.. G. Hem. Gcperal
BY YOCNG LADY Of ability, any kind
OF temporary employment 81 West 9th
BRIGHT boy of IS wants position: has
finished High school. References Adj
dress E IS. Herald
a YOUNG GIRL TO assist in ans KIND
Of light work and go home nights. Ap-
ply l5S So 3rd East
STU ALTON as porter in saloon or res
taurant J. Herald.
WOMAN WANTS WORK by the day
sweeping or ironing; 10 washing. Ad-
dress Mrs. G H.. 9s6 9Th S. East
AS fireman or engineer. experienced in
handling all kinds Of machinery. Al
dress John Ekstrom. 5i6 So. I'd West,
City.
A MARRIED man seeks employment as
hand man in store, warehouse or hotel.
Good references. d. II. l., care Herald.
A GIRL wants place at general
9i3 Euclid ave.
AS night Waterman, derrick man or
stationary fireman. Address j p Herald.
MIDDLE-AGED lady wishes sweeping.
busting or ironing every SATURDAY Adj
dress j /. Herald
TWO girls want to do homework at the
same house. Address SOS ". 90 South.
GENERAL. homework or waiting on
table. Address s., The Marks. 81 West
Second South.
YOUNG man wants position rs fireman
from about p. m. to L p. N. Address
+ 81, Herald.
YOUNG man wants most any kind of
work part Of day or evenings, Address
d So, Herald.
WORK by the day washing ironing,
busting or sweeping. 81 So. % East.
Z
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MEDICAL

WOMAN specialist for women. Luis
Brooks. N. D., Constitution block Phone
9S5-X-
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PLuMBING ANp HEAr1Na

--~~@~--~~-~~<~e~>~>~~~---s~-
ANDERSON BEERS, practical
plumbers. 221 South State St Tel aI55-Z.
--------------
D. w JAMES & co. plumbing. steam
and no. water contractors. s. East Sec
ond South street. Phone 80
JAMES J. FARRELL, 935 South Main
street. Phone 1205-K
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BRIGHT boy of IS wants position: has
finished High school. References. Adj
dress f IS. Herald
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ATTORNEYS.

~>~-~~~~~-~~~~~~--~~~-~---
J. e DARMER, Lawyer. Offices 1918
Commercial block. Phone I2l7-Z
s7SBuum 'T9VsoID II II
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PIANO TUNING.

TEMPEST WOOD. piano tuner and 10
pairer. Held's. 81 s. Main st. Phone
2ls7-X
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DIAMOND COAL,

Sold only by citizens Coal company
So West Second South. Tel. 40.
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WATCHEs 80 IFWEIRY-

~---->~~~--~~-~7-~>>---~~~
WATCHER and ieWelFy. Cleaning. u.W.
mainsprins-, 81 60 g. J.. ". Bowers. Ite-
moved TO 2S5 Main st,
J. F. BoEs. BIanufactaring Jcweler.
Removed to 30 Main.
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STOVE REPAIRS.

HAVE your furnace repaired and Your
stoves repaired and set UP before cold
weather sets in. We can Go all this fos
you. Western Foundry & Stove Repair
works. Phone 1695-X.
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AS night Waterman, derrick man or
stationary fireman, Address j ,, Herald.
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a YOUNG Girl. TO assist in ans KIND
Of light work and 60 home nights. Ap-
ply l5S So. 3rd East.
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MIDDLE-AGED lady wishes sweeping.
busting or ironing every Saturday. Adj
dress ) l. Herald.
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UTAH CHAPTER no. I. r. A. NJ.
. Stated conversations held at Masonic
nan the list Wednesday OF each month.
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ON FURNITURE, pianos. etc. You hold
possession. Snow < Co, 200 Progress Bldg
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/ A MARRIED man seeks employment as
hand man in store. warehouse or hotel.
! Good references. d. II. l., care Herald.
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A GIRL wants place at general
Homework. Will sleep at home. Address
9f3 Euclid ave.
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WORK by the day washing. ironing,
busting or sweeping. 81 So. % East.
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HATS OF THE BEST MAKERS
S100-
Regular $500. $500 and $500 values.
Brown. Terry & Woodruff Co.
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As fireman or engineer. experienced in
handling all kinds Of machiu ery. Al
dress John Ekstrom. 5i6 So. I'd West,
City.
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Eat Royal bread. II is pure and
wholesome. Sold everywhere.
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MRS. LIZZIE GEIsl .ER. sss w sr4
North attends cases before. during AL
after confinement. Will nurse pstfen;
at her hvrae l. desired. References
given.
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Wrong Idea.

Don't get the wrong idea into your
head that starvation is good for Dys-
pepsia
It's not
Those who have not studied the
subject very deeply, or with trained
scientific minds. might think SO.
But facts prove otherwise.
AiI specialists iii stomach aud diges-
tive disorders know, that ii is best
for dyspepsia to be we'll fed.
Why dyspepsia is really 4 starva-
ton disease.
Your food doesn't feed you.
BY starvation. you may give your
bowels and kidneys less to do but
that does not cure your digestive trou-
bic-simpiy makes you weaker and
siclSer less likely to be permanently
cured than ever.
No the only right way to perma-
nently cure yourself of any form of
dyspepsia or indigestive trouble, is
To eat heartily of all the food that you
find best agrees with you. and help
your digestion to work with Stuart S
Dyspepsia Tablets.
This is safe, certain, scientific, re-
liable method of treatment. which VIII
never fail to cure the most obstinate
cases If perscNered in.
STARTS Dyspepsia Tablets have a
gentle tonic, refreshing effect on the
fecretofy glands of the entire digeStlN'
tract
They gently force the flow of fresh
digestive juices.
They contain, themselves, many of
the chemical constituents Of these
juices, thus when dissolved they help
to dissolve the food around them IN
stomach or bowels.
They therefore quickly relieve all
the symptoms of Indigestion. and coax
the glands TO take a proper pleasure
in doing their proper work.
They coax you back TO health.
No other medical treatment of any
sort nor any fad system of Culture
or Cure will give you the solid
permanent, curative results, that will
Stirrt's Dyspepsia Tablets
Write for a free Book Of symptoms.
Z. \. stuart Co. Marslall. Mich.
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PERSON Ais.

Mr.. J. l.. Lea. of Durham. was in
Raleigh yesterday.
Mr.. D. f. Gill, of Wake Forest. was
in Raleigh yesterday.
Mr.. r. B. White. of Frankinton, \.
c.. was here yesterday.
Mr.. e. F.. Moore. OF Benson. was 4
visitor to Raleigh Yesterday.
Mr.. Y. e. Wilson, of High Point.
y. c., was visitor here yesterday
MeSsrs. james Broddie and Ed fay
Tor. of Henderson. are in the city.
Messrs. II. l.. Stevens and ID. j. Me-
Milton, of Warsaw, We're here yestel :
day
Ar. =. ID. Mansum left yesterday for
Castalia. after spending a few days
here.
capt J. A. Duke. prominent lum-
Der man from kingsdale. was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. f1. q. Sheriff. son of Mr. ".
9. Sheriff. state Librarian. was a
visitor here yesterday. Mr.. Sheriff. is
i'm the service of the Southern Railway
at Greensboro. \. G..
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DOES THIS SUIT YOU?

w. II. King Drug Co. the enterpris-
ing druggists of Raleigh are having
such large run on "HINDIPO," the
new Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic
and hear it SO highly praised that they
now offer to guarantee it in every case
to cure all forms of Kidney Troubles
and Nervous Disorders.
They pay for it ii it does not give
YOU entire satisfaction.
y If you use ii, it is their risk not
yours. A SO cent box sent by mar.
undea positive guarantee.
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THE WEA rHER TO-DAY.

Forecast for Raleigh and vicinity;
Friday. fair
The Weather Yesterday.
Highest temperature, 10; lowest
temperature, %; precipitation. 0.
Forecast for North Carolina: Fri
day fair
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WiNTFD-TE n IN

WiNTED-T IGN INTELLIGENT,
hustling statesmen for our magnifi-
cent new State Survey. Largest and
finest state map ever issued at pop
ular price. Energetic young men
preferred Splendid money making
proposition to right parties. Hudg-
ms Co. Atlanta, Ga.
12-2 slot
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WANTED AT ONCE y YOUNG
registered druggist Of good char
acter, habits. etc, II. r. Holding
Co.. Wake Forest, y. G.
12-2S-3t
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EN- the MINORS Conrt.

Ills honor did not have much to do
IN yesterdays court The lawbreakers
are not so much in evidence these last
DAYS of the year as YOU might suppose
Only one case was before his Honor
yesterday. Lula Freeman and Rosa
Belle Johnson. two duslSy nlaidens OF
the city were fined S4.25 each for al,
aIfray, and then sent oh their happy
way.
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SERGEANT At ARMS OF The
Senate. / Will be q candidate for
Sergeant-at-arms of the Senate. I
was a Confederate soldier and have
voted the Democratic ticket as it
has been printed since 1866, COM
mencing with Z. 3. Vance. Allen
Daughtry. Newton Grove, y. c.
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Governor Aycock and Col. +. eB
Arendell are in Jacksonville. Fla, il
atten dance upon the Southern Educa
tional Association which convened Ii
that city yesterday.
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