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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-07-17

Pence, Raleigh; Misses Giddens
Goldsboro; Fl. T.. G.. Bryant, Charlotte
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Weaver, Spencer;
w. b. Lucas, Wilson; Miss Merle Wea-
Yer, Spencer; C. r. Townsend, Wilson;
Miss Estelle O'Berry, Goldsboro; E. G.
Fulphum, Wilson; Mrs. Locke Craig,
Asheville; j. c. Gilkey, Asheville;
Thos. OBerry, Goldsboro; M. l.. Can
non, Concord: Nathan O'Berry, Colds
boro; e. II. Thompson, Salisbury; G.
G.. Blades, New Bern; j. M. Davis,
Salisbury; E. G.. Suttemyre. Hickory
j. w. Davis Salisbury; j. II. Blanch-
ard, Woodland, G.. w. Faison, CHAR
lotte; Mr.. and Mrs c. b. Armstrong
Gastonia: Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Montague
Winston; F.. p. Sprogins, Tarboro;
Miss Mary l.. Montague, Raleigh; >.
b. Sumner, Asheville; e. II. Kocn-
lizky. Mount Airy; Miss Leila Sumner
Asheville; Miss Woodfn Chambers,
Charlotte; j. B. Hennessy, AsheVllie'
Miss Sue Trask, Hillsboro w. q. no
gan, Jr., Morganton; III. Well Ho i1i
boro: Miss GuSsie Smith, ASheElle'
Miss Daisy N. Smith, Ashevilie, d, -
Robertson, Rocky Mount; W. II. NC
Mahan, huntsville; F. B. Brown. Rai-
eigh: II. L. Brown. Charlotte; N. III.
smith. Fayetteville; M. A. Henble, OK
ford DIR. Sprinkle. Winston; DR.. r. {.
Lamb, Elizabeth City; Fl. r. Wilcox,
Charlotte: e. f. Lamb, EllZaDetn
City; c. l.. Myers, Wilmington; Miss
Neil Griffith, Clemmonsville; M. T..
McCracken, Clyde; Mr.. and Mrs w.
A. Linehan, Raleigh; julius Johnson
Yanceyville; DR.. j. r. Gordon, James
town; w. II. Powell, Tarboro; j. j.
Pittman, Kinston; Thas. Il. Womack,
Raleigh; r. M. Davenport, Fayette-
ville j. S. Carr. Durham; j. Press
Blair, Troy; r. l.. Holt, Burlington;
e. Y. Webb Shelby; JOS. F. Tayloe
Washington; Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Will
kinson, Durham; II. l.. Tyron, White
ville Miss Ethel Wilkinson, Durham;
N Glenn Williams, Williams Miss
Mamie Smith, HillsborO; j. a. Holmes,
Chapel Hill; e. Fl. Thompson, Sails
bury; Yates V. Faison Charlotte; M.
l.. Cannon, Concord; Mr.. and Mrs A.
S. Joyner, Franklinton, ID. l.. Jacobs,
Tarboro; M l.. Martin. Wadesboro;
w. CT. Martin, Wadesboro; Miss Ida
Carr, Durham; Miss Fannie Gray, OK
ford; Mrs. T.. B. Baker. Raleigh; Mr..
and Mrs. Ashley Horne, Clayton; Miss
Salamanca Horne, Clayton; j. f. Me-
Ginny. Morganton; Miss Susie T..
Granger, Clyde; Mrs e. l.. Draughan,
Whitakers; p. O. Gryer. Southern
Pines; Harry Smith, Tarboro; e. w.
Davenport, Fayetteville.
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1S5TH REGULAR MONTHLY DIyIS-
ION OF PROFITS.

july 1st 1904, The Storey Cotton Com
pany Capital 100000. Surplus $102-
I30.42.l The Bourse, Philadelphia,
"a, TINS day announced and paid to
all customers of record, a net nrofit of
two and one half per centum (2H
per cent? on all funds on deposit dur
ing June for Investment (subiect TO
withdrawal on demand) and on Special
iiine Accounts net profit of 2 u per
cent, plus 2 per cent regular quarter
ly bonus.
Cotton Investments as thus operat
ed present the best, the safest. and
most profitable medium now before
the public. Booklet free.
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PATENTs-PRoTECT YOUR IDEAS

Don't think too long about taking out
a patent; some other fellow may get in
ahead With the same thing. Don't think
that you can write to the Patent Office
yourself and find out ii you can get
a patent. The Patent Office will simply
tell you to file a formal application
with the incidental expenso) if you
wish your invention considered. Con
sultation Free No patent, no fee. All
communications confidential. Milo d
Stevens &c Co, 979 14th street, Washing
ton, d C. Established 1864.
S-27-sun. ON.
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DELIGHTFUL MOREHEAD EVENT.
Mrs. S. Brown Shepherd and S. A.
Ashe, Jr., Entertain at Eucllre.

Morehead, N. c., July 16.-(SpeciaD
Probably the most delightful social
event of the Morehead season occurred
last Tuesday evening. The occasion
was six-handed euchre party given
by Mrs. S. Brown Shepherd and Mrs.
S. A. Ashe, Jr., and about seventy
guests of the hotel and friends of the
selves, that is if silvery laughter and
hearty congratulations might be con-
sidered an index.
Into the brilliantly lighted parlors
surrounding the "office well" the
guests were ushered, each receiving as
they arrived In their delicious evening
dresses and resplendent diamonds and
jewels, their score card-the lucky
horseshoe, each daintily decorated,
being indicated by the clover leaves
artistically hand-paintcd on each. The
counters-small horseshoes and clover
leaves, We're, as the game progressed,
attached to each score card according
to the fortune of the wearer.
This office was most gracefully per-
formed by Misses Julia West and Han
nah Ashe. An old horseshoe daintily
tied with green ribbon indicated the
position of the head table, and all
seemed eager to remain as long as pos
sible around this object of so much
superstition.
The prizes were both handsome and
at the same time useful and were won
as follows: First priZe-a hand-paint-
ed parasol, was won by Miss McMil-
ian, of Tennessee; the second prize was
awarded Mrs. Jas. Bryan of New Bern.
In the largest ten-hand score, the gem
tleman's prize-a hand-painted cigar
box, was won by Mr.. Richard Duffy.
OF New Bern, and the booby-a horse
shoe, by Mrs. Clark, from Wilmington.
The refreshments, all in the color
motif were from Raleigh and Colds
boro, and were enjoyed to the fullest
by the guests.
Those who shufficd the cards and in
voked the horseshoe were: Mrs. A. j.
Cooke, Mrs. Matte Borden, Mrs.
Frank Taylor. Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs Bob
Hall, Mrs. Chas. McKimmon, Mrs.
Chadwick, Mrs. Switzerland, Mrs.
Micheaux, Mrs. Chas. Busbee, Mrs.
Chambers Smith Mrs. II. r. Raney,
Mrs. Eugene Morehcad. Mrs. John
Wiley. Mrs. l.. A. Carr, Mrs. Borden.
Mrs. McAden, Mrs. George Thompson,
Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Duffey.
Mrs. Moore, Mrs. 'Strudwick. Mrs. Jas.
Eryan, Mrs. Jas. Shepherd, Mrs. Crab
tree, Mrs. Cutler, Mrs. Jas. Litchford,
Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Thomas Martin, Mrs.
Griffin, Mrs. Aver. Misses Register,
Belle Hay, Anna Gales Jenny Hughes,
Mary Exun Meares, Mary Thompson,
Rogers, Chadwick, Mary Oliver, Ger
trude Ellis, Lois Long, Car, Maud Nor
gan, Harvey Daisy Smith. Jenny Lee,
Mcmillan. DIR. Paul Hutton, Messrs.
Richard Duifey, r. b. Raney, Paul
taison, Jas. Mckee, Cooke, Frank
Taylor, Ridley. Lathrop Morehead.
Claiborn Carr, Brooke, McAden, Sted-
man Thompson and DR.. Aver.
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ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH YOUR

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There's Dysentery-Colic, too,
And Cramps; but this remember do
Though enemies all babes must
meet
''TEETHINA" Overcomes and Coun-
teracts the Effects of the Summers
Heat, Aids Digestion, Regulates the
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SALES LADY WANTED TO HANDLE

Dry Goods, Millinery, etc. Give ref
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Ver
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MULE FOR SALE-A GOOD WAGON
Mule, by "A. Miller at Cross &
Lnehan'S.
WANTED-THE TOWN OF MOUNT

Olive, n. G, Wishes 70 let out con-
tract for placing two foot thing in
about fifteen hundred feet of ditch
ing, bids received to August the lst;
right reserved to reject any or all
bids For further information apply
to Jas. r. Hatch, Mayor.
7-16-1W
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PRINTER-WANTS WORK: FUR
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care News and Observer.
WANTED-POSITION BY WOMAN

thirty years cid as house-keeper il
small hotel, boarding house or pri
vate family. NJ. c., care News ant
Observer.
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II
North Carolina at the Worlds Fair.

Especial to News and Observer
st. Louis, Mo-, July 16.-List OIL
North Carolinians visiting exhibits in
st. Louis week ending July 10
c. M. Koonce, Jacksonville; Miss
Dora Parker, Albemarle: G. A. Petta-
way, Jacksonville; Miss Elizabeth
Parker, Albemarle; ]. A. Loftin, Ham
let; Prof. M. r. Troy, Wingate; c. G..
Linebarger Dunover; Efird L. Hine.
Winston; j. p. Leach; Troy; Cecil G.
Hine. Winston: Miss Julia Gregory,
Halifax; Louis Hine, Winston; Miss
Mamie G. Gregory, oxford; c. F.
Hine, Winston; j. M. Templeton, Cary:
j. A. Rudisell, Cherryville; j. M.
Templeton, Jr., Cary; Mrs. Jennie
Johnson Homely, Greensboro; G. Z.
Cooper, Rocky Mount; Mr.. and Mrs.
T. h. Johnson, Reidsville; Miss EVA
cooper, Rocky Mount; Fred Eagle
Statesville; Miss Emma Willis, Lau-
rinburg; Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Eagle,
Statesville; Miss Mamie Clement
Mocksyille; G.. c.. Davidson, gibson
VILE; Miss Fannie Gray, Glenola' ..
L. McNair, .Laurinburg: Miss Llnnle
Ward, Greensboro; Mrs. Bradley
Wooten. Wilmington; Miss Emma
White Trinity; e. S. Felts, winston:
MISS Anna Ferguson, Reidsviile -; w.
Buck and wife, Charlotte; MISS Mary
Perry Wingate; Helen Buck, ClEtr-
lotte; ID. d. Armstrong. Columbia, %
sephus Daniels, Raleigh; Ahson ~.
Cohoon. Elizabeth City; MISS beile
Worth Bagley, Raleigh; MI. j. bIauy'
Charlotte: Miss Ethel Bagley. RAJ
eigh; Jenkins Brady, Pine Bun; 4. >.
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WANTED-POSTTTO IN A DRUG
store, unregistered, with three years
practical experience. best refer
ences given; do not object to small
town. Address, Pharmacy, care
News and Observer.
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INDIAN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

INDIAN .TERRITORY-AFF
unsurpassed money making oppor-
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small or large, satisfactorily made
by mail when personal inspection
of properties is impossible. Flood
Tide and Fortune" tells the story.
Mailed free. Address, Southwestern
Townsite Co., Muskogee, I. II.
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WANTiID-POSTTTO AS STENOG-
~apher by a young lady with exper-
fence. Good references. Address.
an" WaXhaW, N. G..
?-17-4t
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WANTED-POSITIO BY YOUNG
man. has had experience as book
keeper and shipping clerk. Address
wv" care News and Observer.
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ESTABLISHED TAILORING BUsI-

ness for sale. Only tailor; town
eight thousand. Good will, fixtures
and store lease can be secured
cheap. Address Tailor" News and
Observer. 7-3-Sun-tf.
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SHTPPINE TAGS-5.OO FOR $500
Cash with order, at r. 1. Barnes &
Co, Park Hotel, Raleigh.
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Mary Andrews, of Raleigh, who is the
guest of Miss Sallie Leach.
Miss Alston's guests were Miss Mary
Andrews with Mr.. Harry Picot; Miss
Sallie Leach with DR.. Willis Aston
Jr.: Miss Carrie Helen Moore with Mr.
John z. Leach, Jr. Miss Addie Thorn
with Mr.. Ben Browning; Miss Annie
May Aston with Mr.. Frank Thorn
Miss Janet Aston with Mr.. c. Bird.
A Pleasant Boat Ride.
Morehead City, N. c., July TO-
Especial )--Early last night a joyous
party of young people left Wade's
wharf on the sharpe Nina for a ride
to Money Island Beach and return
The occasion was one of unalloyed
pleasure and will long be remembered
by the participants.
The following constituted the com
mittee of arrangements: Paul Webb
Stacey w. Wade. Geo. Willis, Cecil Ar
thur, Chas. V. Webb, Dave Wade, Jr.
The chaperones were: DR.. and Mrs
w. F. Madison DR.. and Mrs. w. f.
Headen, Mr.. and Mrs. Outfit Wade
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Webb, Jr.
The following young ladies graced
the occasion: Misses Laura Hauser
Lille and Sudie Webb, Clyde Louise
Mann, Eudora Wallace and company
Maye Swindell, Corine and Nellie Bell
Alberta Mann, Stella Arthur, Lizzie
Willis, Katye Gaskill, Sutton, Bette
Davis, Georgia Willis A., Georgia Viii.
lis, W., Sue Davis and company, Mel.
lie Lewis, Ida Washburn and com
pany. Stella Piner, Jessie Moore, Cap
pie Wade Lille Fulford, Mr.. and Mrs
w. A. Fulford, Jeaneta Young.
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WANTED-TO BUY STOCK GEN
eral merchandise or harware on
take interest where experienced
business man needed. Give infor-
nation. Business" care News and
Observer.
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TEACHER WANTED-FOR FIRST
grade in the Tarboro public schools.
For further information write to
r. NJ Davis, superintendent Tar
boro. N. G..
7-S-tf
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TOBACCO WAREHOUSE. FLOOR
Tags. 600 for SITS; 1O,0OOf SIS;
10000. $500 r. l. Barnes & Co,
Raleigh.
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WANTED-FEEDER FOR CYIIND-
er Press. Address Enterprise. High
Point. j. j. Travis. 6-21-t. f.
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TEACHERS WANTED-SPIEN
openings-schools. colleges. De-
smand greater than supply If thor
oughly qualified, write Sheridan,s
Teachers Agency Greenwood. S. c,
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EVERYWHERE
WANFED-SiEN

WAN'FED-MEN EVERYWHERE
Good Pay; to distribute circulars.
adv. matter, tack signs. No canvass
ing. National Adv. Bureau, Chica-
go.
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Statesmen WANTED-TO SELT
house paint to dealers experience
unnecessary. Try it on in a few
towns and let us show you our
steady income results for hustIers.
Kinloch Paint Co.. Mfrs, st. Louis,
Mo.
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AT ONCE-BEST OF

WANTED AT ONCE-BEST OF
fers at 5 and per cent on $4,000
Graded School Bonds. 20 year
Coupon, semi-annual interest pay
ing Geo. w. Bum, Secretary Board
OF Trustees, Spring Hope. N. c.
Fri-Sun.
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Musicale at CIaPktOn.

Clarkton. n. c., July (Special)
One of the most pleasant events of
the, season was enjoyed at the Acade-
my Hill Thursday evening, in the way
of a musicale given by four of Clark
tons most accomplished young ladies'
The following is the program:
Trio-"Gathering Flowers" (HarD
Misses Clark, Cromartie and McFad-
zen.
Solo, Piano-"Scarf Dance" (Chop-
in) Miss Cromartie.
Duet, Waiting Meath the
Blossoms" (Arth) Misses McFadyen
and Clark.
Solo, Vocal-"Thy Dear Eyes,
(Bartlett) Miss Laura Dell Clark.
Duet, Piano-'Trovatore," (Mel-
notte) Misses Cromartie and Clark.
Solo, Vocal-"A May Morning,
(Denza) Miss Gertrude McFadyen.
Solo, Piano-"Polonaise, Chopin
Miss Ethel Clark.
Trio-"Sing Me a Song of the
South" Casey Misses Clark, Gro
martie and McFadyen.
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WANTED--BROKER TO SELL,
pieced bagging and ties, -fnanufac-
tured by us. Address, Margolius
Company, p. o. Drawer 45S, Nor
folk. Va.
7-17-1W
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Statesmen
WANTED-IE

Statesmen WANTED-IF YOu
want a side line paying better than
your regular with your spare time.
selling staple of we'll rated concern.
write Mgr. Stuart, COS Locust. ST.
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DRUGS-POSTTTON WANTED AS
travelling salesman, or In manufac-
turing wholesale drug department
Eighteen years retail experience.
Address, Hustler" care News and
Observer. 7-17-5t
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TEACHER wANTED-AN ExAnI-

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fifth grade in the Goidsboro graded
school. Send application to Thos.
X. Foust, Superintendent.
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NONE YTO LOAN ON APPROVED
securities. Raleigh Savings Bank.
6-3- If.
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CAPABLE SALESMAN TO COVER
WORTH Carolina with staple line.
High commissions with advance of
500 monthly. Permanent position
10 right man. Jess III. Smith Co.,
Detroit, Mich.
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LADIES-WHEN IN NEED SEND
for free trial of our neverfailing
remedy; relief sure and quick.
Paris Chemical Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
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SALES MAN WANTED-EXPER
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having handled novelties and cali
endars for advertising; commission
33 1-3 per cent Address, Rand.
McNally 81 Co. 142 Fifth Ave.
New York 7-17-20-22.
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NEWSPAPER AND JOB OFFICE

for sale at a bargain to quick buy
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State. Address, &C." care News
and Observer
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CIGAR Statesmen WANTED: En-
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Delightfully."- Entertained.

Rocky Mount, N. c., July 15.-(Spe-
cial.)-There was Gypsy tea party
given by Miss Ballard Ramsey and
Miss Mamie Daughtrey in honor OF
the N. o. Y. B. Club last evening at
River Side Park, from $3.50 to 1880.
Those present We're Miss Mamie
Daughtrey with Tanner Joyner; Miss
Ballad Ramsey with Paul Cappeli
Miss Amy Oplenger with Hugh Wilt
ford; Miss Julia Nacksmath with
WILDER Davis; Miss Alberta ramsey
of Baltimore, with Charles Brown;
Miss Alice Bassett with William Cor
don; Miss Florida Avera with Eddie
Higgins; Miss Lucy Vance with Robert
Rawls; Miss Mary Oates with clyde
Griffin; Miss Gulley, of Raleigh, with
Bruce Sugg.
Stags-Edwin Gorham, Willie Bas-
Sett William Williford.
Chaperones-Mrs. Ophelia and Mrs.
Ora Thorpe.
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Tn Honor of Miss Andrews.

Littleton, N. c., July 16.-(Special)
On Friday evening Miss Janet Ais
ton delightfully."- entertained a few
friends at cards in honor of Miss
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TEN CENTS PER LINE
(Six Words to the Llnej
NO ADVERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR
LESS THAN 25 CENTS. SPECIAL
DISCOUNTS ON EXTENDED AE
VERTISING. RESULTS ASSURED.

WANTED AT ONCE-BEST OFFERS
at and per cent on $6, 900 Graded
School Bonds. 20-year. Coupon.
semi-annual interest paying. Geo.
w. Bum, Secretary Board of
Trustees.
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). i =
At the MeckIenburg.

The Mecklenburg Hotel, Chase CITY
Va. .Julv l6.-( Especial. 1.-THE follow
ing Raleigh people are stopping at the
Mecklenburg Hotel: j. w. Woodson,
Mrs. M. T.. Norris Miss Ruby Norris,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Cobb. Mrs. r. G.
Hart, Henderson, N. c.; Miss Cora
Raolv Jackson N. G..
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Misses Pugh Entertain.

Morrisville, n. c., July 15-(Specia)
Misses LESSEE and Nora Pugh enter
tanned quite a number of their friends
last evening in honor of their guest,
Miss Ada Lane, of New Bern, N. G.
Finch and other interesting games
We're played; also delightful music
added much to the occasion. Delici-
Gus refreshments were served. All de-
clared il a very haDDV event
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Delightful Music.

A most pleasing organ recital was
given yesterday afternoon at the
Presbyterian church, and number
of selections that were greatly enjoy
ed were rendered.
Mrs. Horace r. Dowell took part in
the recital. She has been permanent
ly engaged to sing at the Presby-
terrain Church and this morning she
will render q number of her most
charming selections. She sings de-
lightfully and her audiences are al
WAYS pleased.
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Dance Enjoyed.

A subscription dance that was
greatly enjoyed was given at Pullen
Hall last night. The occasion was a
most happy one for the Summer
School teachers and students.
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Morgan's Buzz-Saw

The December issue of Morgan's
Buzz-Saw contains sixteen pages filled
with such reading l, after as has made
that paper famous throughout the ma
ton. lobe Spilkins tells how he felt
when the election news hit him, after
he had voted for Parker in order to
get a postoffice, and then stumbles
around over the situation that con-
fronts the democracy in his usually
inimitable way. There is another chap
ter in the life of Polecat Jones. Every
page bristles and scintillates with
short, epigrammatic sentences and
paragraphs that contain volumes in 4
few words Extra copies of this edi-
ton Gamble had in quantities OF not
less than ten at one cent each. They
are good literature for populists to
distribute. The publisher, Mr.. Morgan,
wants good newsboy in each town TO
sell the Buzz-Saw on commission. Ad-
dress
MORGAN'S BUzZ-SAW,
Hardy, Arkansas.
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Names Iof Farmers Wanted

The Valley Farmer wants names and
addresses of farmers anywhere in the
u. S. They want to get them inter-
ested in their big farm magazine which
now has a circulation of over 100000
copies and is acknowledged to be the
best farm paper in the West. The
subscription price is SOC per year, but
if any of our readers will send them
five farmers names and addresses and
ten cents in stamps or silver they will
enter you as a subscriber fully paid
for whole year. Address Valley Far
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ton Is sprung and they Immediately
begin to hop around in Dervish DANCE
of political hysteria.
'The south can not afford to be Sec
tional. In self-defense she must be
national. II we allow our southern
leaders to put us in degrading posi-
ton nationally, ours is the fault. As
long as we allow the solid south to be
a political slave to a handful of east
ern capitalists we may expect to feel
the lash of the slaye-driger and the
weight of the chain.
LET us put finish to this degrade
ton. Let us assert our manhood
against the tyranny of political bosses.
Let us break the shell of this Bour-
bonism which neither learns nor for
gets.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-12-08
naryland Voters
Tarboro, N. G.

To Maryland Populists and Demo-
cratic Democrats: Those who desire
to see the principles of Jefferson ap-
piled, who desire to enroll themselves
as reformers id Maryland in a militant
organization to oppose plutocracy in
state as well as in national affairs are
asked to send their names and adj
dresses to Thomas 0. Clark, 1908 West
Lafayette avenue, Baltimore, Maryland
Secretary Maryland State Committee
Peoples Party.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-12-08
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