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EdifCiOS que debie
ran exprOpiarSG.
PrGS6ntasG al aICaIds OpOrtu1idsd
para inIClar ObFaS de utiIiddd
pdbIlGar
Aquf.parece que ha sido costumbre
deiarlo todo incomplete.

Ahora que esta sobre ell tspete ell sa-
neamient0 Y ornate de la ciudad. GUAM
do SO espera de un mOmento & otrO que
sean deslindados los terrenos que per-
tenecen alpueblo de Puerto Rico, con
objeto de hacer Parques djgnos de Ia
ciudad en- las cercanias de la plaza de
Coon, hoy que el alcalde de San Juan,
quiere deiar completamente encausada
Iaadministraci6n municipal gastandO Ell
6Itimo c6ntimo en- ell mejoramiento de
Ia ciudRd, pres6ntase al alcalde Todd,
OpOrtunidad para iniciar por 10 menos
obras de utilidad p6blica tales como
la expr0piaci6n del teatro, feo edi6cio
que causa mala impression: 81 caser6n
llamado eCeuta1 que es un verdaderO
presidio pOr su estructura y Otras CO.
sas que no hay que sen Rlar pOrque per-
tenecan al dominic p1blico con objetO
de derribarl8s y crear iardines, 8 ce-
derlas al mejor postor para que Sc le-
vRnten buenos edi6cios que embellez-
can Ia poblaci6n.
En- San Juan hs sido costumbre de
dejsr toda Clase de obras incompletas,
deficiencies. Dfganlo sin6 ell alcsnta-
rillado, ell adoQuinado de Ciertas GALES
y las repRraclOnes de plazas y plaque.
las.
No es cuIpa de la autoridad local,
por cuanto no cuenta con recursos bSs-
tsAtes. pero 81 pueden observarae que
debde tiempos remotos, hs habido de-
fciencia en- la confecci6n de presu-
puestos en- cuanto al ornate Sc re6ere.
Poblaciones como Barcelona. HabR-
ma. Philadelphia otras, han tenido
la precauci6n de disponer las cosas de
tai manera, que al hacerse Ell ensanche
de las respectivas poblaciones ha pre-
sididO ell buer criterio de preparar las
cosas de tai manefa que Sc hayan CO.
rregidos los defectos que en las pobla-
clones antiguas Sc nOtaran.
Es el momento de hscer alaEo prsc-
tico al flo indicado con objeto de ade-
lantar en- vez de retrogadar.
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HubO aver una hueIga
de tabaquer0S.
IN obFeEO qHisO pTOpOneF una re-
tof1fa Sc 10 inIpidisTon.
-Sus cempaaeFes luego Sc deciara-
ron en- huelga.

Aver pOr la mafiana en- el taller de-
ID <Iuternacional.0 , donde trabaian IN
buen n6mero de tabgqueros. uno de
eIIos, Ell Obrero jose Storer. subi6 (
las mesas para indicar & sus compafIe-
r0s la necesidad de una reforma con
respecto & la formation del nuevo gre
milo que Sc trae en- proyecto; como
los patronos nuncR han permitido esos
actos en- los talleFes. Mr.. Fresse anne
naz6 al orador. die endo que 81 lIevaba
q cabo su obieto. 10 bsisrIa de los va
pores con una psreis de p0licfas.
El Sr.- Storer, ante Ia amenszR del
ante dicho caballero. Sc diriji6 al taller
enter6ndoIe del hecho.
Sus cOmpa6sros entonces ordenaron
que 81 Sc le impedfa hablar, el taller en-
mssa Sc marchsrfa fuera del estAbleci-
miento.
Esto sucedfa las 8! de Ia msfIana.
En- ell resto del dfa acerca del mismo
asuntO hubo Varias manifestations en-
ell mismo sentido. siendo leidRs por ell
lector del establecimient0 Sr. RoseII6,
mas de doce pliegos de distintos auto
res tabAquerOs en- pro del mismo asun-
to tratado por Ia maflana.
Trat6base en- eIIos de la mala csIidad
del material. nal tratO precios fnf
mos porque trabajs ell tabaquero.
Por Ia tarde, & Ia bora en- que SO re-
parten los tickets para Ia tarea de Ia
entrante semana. del Sr. Storer no SO
hizo menci6n. elimin6ndoseIe por com
pleto, csusR de los sucesos relatadOs,
en- vista de 10 cusl, sus companeros Sc
levantsron en- hueIga deVolviendo los
tickets.
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Acadia Municipal
dc San Juan P. R.

Habiendo quedado desierta por falta
De licitsdores, Ia subasta sobre sumis-
nistro de pan los establecimiento
ben6fcos de esta localidad, el Conceio
Municipal, en- session celebrada eI dfa
del mes actual. acord6 anunciar una
segunda subasts, bajo las mismas con-
diCiones de Ia primera, Ia cuaI tendrs
efecto ell dfa % del corriente & las diez
de Ia mafIana y ante Ia Comisi6n res
pectiva. Los pliegos de condolences
Sc encuentran en- Secretarfa.
lao que SO hace p6blico para general
cOnocimientO Y concurFencia de licita-
dores.
San Juan de Puerto Rico, septiem-
bre % de 1904.
r. II. Todd.
AlcaIde de San Juan.
3y.s.
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An U n C | 0

El dfa 26 del actual, a las diez de Ia
mafiana, tendra efecto. en- Ia escuela
SLincoln' de esta ciudad sta en- Ia ca
lie de Ia Fortaleza no Is, Ia spertura
del curse escolar de 1904 & 1905.
Sc suplica & todos los ciudadanos
amigos de la instruction p1blica Sc sir
van cOncurrir al acto con ell fin de dar-
Ie Ell debido realce.
San Juan, Septiembre 90. 1904.
r. FALCON.
.PreSidente.
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Ell nueVO feTrOClTriI SubterrdneO
de New York.
Los trenes pueden circular con una
veIosidad de 80 Kilometres por
hora.

El nuevo serrocarril subterr6neo de
New York, une la isla de Mshat
tan los distritos nortes de Ia siudad
con ell centric de ella.
La construction ha costsdo 175 mi
Homes de frances Y podran circular los
trenes con una velocidad de so kil6-
metros por hors, transportandO $40. 900
visjeros en- ell mismo espscio de item
po.
Cast NADIA. Los americanos son ca
PAGES de hscer que las obras de Julio
Verne dejen de ser fantasticas.
Todavfs hacen un visje q Ia luna Y
hasta Sc la comen -. con melaO.
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P0lER GENERAL.

Lo be conferido & don joaquin Pu-
ials Santana para que me represente
en- los asuntos que puedsn interesarme,
durante mi ausencia.
San Juan Septiembre % de 1904
8Y. Pedro Graz Bosch.
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NueVa rGmGSa.

Por eI 6Itimo vapor de Hamburgo
han lIegado las famosas salchichas Y 10
celebrada Mantequilla danesas, marca
SHeyman0; las que obtuVieron primer
premio en- Ia Exposition Regional de
Curacao.
De venta al por mayor y detalle en-
el Almsc6n de
ANDRES CROSAS.
30 8. Marins.
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Ensenanza primaria Y secundarIa.
PROFESORES
Don Manuel Gorbea: Gramatiea,
Aritm6tica, Geograffa, Taquigraffa.
Algebra.
Don Carlos Martinez: Iog'6s, HistO-
ria, Fisiologfa.
Do6a Dolores O'NeiI: Doctrins, lee
tura, escritura, urbanidad.
Discipline militar pero paternal.
Aperture Septiembre 26.
Director,
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SARTORAL.

Mahana domingo: XVIII despu6s
de Pentecost6s. San. Lope obispo Y
confesor. Sale la luna 4 las y 80
ID. M.
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Convention republica-
na en- Adjuntas.
Los candidates tTiunfantas solo.
pagan entire tOdOs S39.H de-
contribution.
Los defensores de Ia candidatura
derrotada han pedido Sc reco'
nozca Ia incapacidad legal de
los electos.
(De maestro CorresponsaZ special.
%.

O0pGt9mDF9
Ell domingo, 18 Sc lleV6 q cabo la
convention republicans para la desig-
naci6n de Alcalde. tres miembros oe
la Junta EscoIar cinco del ConceJ1
Municipal que han de dirigir Ia coss
pdblics despu6s de las pr6ximas cleo
clones.
Hubo luchs refIida entire los dos CRU
pos en- que esta dividido eE partido pa
ra disputarse ell triunfO.
Constituida la mesa con el consabldo
dos -pog, ltaaO. despu6s de hzber Vots-
do aIgunos chiquillos, triunf6 como
era natural Y todo ell mundO 10 espera-
ba. Ia mayor1a de la mesa.
La candidatura trlunfante 'fu6 la 81
guiente:
Para Aloozdes jose ApariciO Ri
vera.
Para Conce3azes. Manuel Malaret,
Antonio Irizsrry 90. Dionisio Ve1ez,
Ramon Sep6lveda, Juan Giraldez.
Para Jwnt0 de instruction. Fran
cisco MolI Ferrer. Candido Segsrra,
Miguel Ssmpayo.
Nos han infOrmado que variOs cleo
torres han dirigido un escrito al Comit6
Republican, pidiendo Ia incapacidad
como eIegibles de los Sres. Jose Apa-
ricio Rivera, Manuel MaIaret, Anto-
Mo Irizarry %. Francisco Moll Ferrer
Miguel Sampayo, por no pagar con-
tribuci6n de nipg1n g6nero.
Los electores de sreferencia Sc han
separado de la Secci6n de la SLey
para proveer 10 necessrio para Elec-
clones Municipales de Puerto Rico9
que dice textuaImente: <Nadie podra
ser electo para un puesto en- el munl-
cipio & menos que siendo, ciudadano de
Puerto Rico psgue slguna contribu-
ci6n sobIe propiedad 8 industria, dem
tro de atn 0550 0qates de levarse & efec-
to dicha election, en- el distrito muni-
cipal correspondence v sepa leer y es-
cribiF, 8 tenga alg6n tftulo en- ciencias
artes.O
De Ia candidatura, nos dicen perso-
mas que pueden saberlo y con autori-
dad bastante para clio, que solo pagan:
Cdndido Segarra ...... 5 $50
Juan .Giraldez. .......... S $50
Ramon Ssp1lveda. a..... 5 1926
Dionisio Velez... 5 1908
Total. l.............. 5 1914
Pagando en- junta la csndidatura
$39.74.
Tambi6n hay que tener en- cuents,
que spesar de tener la mesa. solo fu6 el
triunfo por Is votos.
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mo Ia conviction absolute que sin eI
apoyo moral y material de Ia grande y
libre America NADIA puede hscerse.0 ,
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Unos y Otros pecan de inconsistent
cias censurables; y entiendo que es
msquiavelico, por parte del senior Fa-
iardo, decirle & un grupo d CompstriO-
tas de ALA para atrRparles ell Voto eque
ta union va por caminos errados. que
es ll6Qics, etc escribirme mi es-
tas I1neas para Ell co7aslt-n10 de 0cG y
las que mostrar6 al qae 10 exija:
Unanse todos ali, 10 impcrta ba-
( jo que direction, hasta con la del Sr.
Mufloz Rivera. El rumbo no 10 hg
{ de lmprimir Ia direction. sino el que
rer y sentlr de Ia mRyorfa; que Rquf
SO va fernando ell espfritu p1biicO
en- condolences de que no est6 I6ios
el die en- que 8 una Voz cIamar6mos
todOs los pRrtidos por los derechos
{ de la Patria.
LQo6 POGO Sc compadecen esas mag
nlhcas trases con las taimadas de La al
TINA Convention. ......
Pero, no soy de los pesinistas. Creo
hrmI.emente que pesar de esas inf 1r-
m9lldades. del fondo de esa misma
v7ehemencia 6 intsnsidadad con que Sc
0lscuten hoy en- Puerto Rico sus hon
dos pro0lemas ha de surgir "a luz ella.
rlslma etmSs hermoso ideal one nos
! leyara q IL depuraci6n completa de
gas nueStras p3siones ? debi!idsdes
I ia [ealIzaci6n total de t0dos nues-
tros anhelOs ' sspiraciones.
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En- esta imprenta SO vende papel de
QeEi6dico vieio & $500 quintal.
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GOIsglO Dc Santa Ans ' a1O.

Ensenanza primaria y secundaria.
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AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PORTO RICO

ms in effect on and after December g. $780, between San
Juan, Carolina. Arecibo. camuy AguadIa, and Ponce
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Rec. Fadrs Frank Co1d''.
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PERSONALS.


Mr.. E. w. Wick. of Selma. was here
yesterday.
Hon. H. A. London, of PittsbOro, is
in the city on business.
MIR. John A. Mcdonald has gone to
Richmond to spend ten days.
Mr.. Smith, OF the Bell Telephone
Company, left yesterday for Durham
on business.
Mr.. r. L. Lumpkin, of this city, left
here yesterday to visit brother in
Brooklyn, y. 7.
Mr.. W. 5. Primrose left the citT yes
terday for LaGrange. where he goes
10 adjust some insurance business.
Mr.. Henry Wadsworth, of New
York. who has many friends here, is
a visitor 10 Raleigh.
Mr. w j. Burrows, of Louisburg,
was hire yesterday.
Mr.. Claiborne Boulder, of Roxboro,
was in the city yesterday.
Messrs- c. V. Peyson and J. H.
West. Of Greensboro, were in Raleigh
yesterday.
Mr. ]. z. Perry was here yesterday
from Louisburg.
Mr.. w. A. Johnston. OF Littleton,
was in Raleigh yesterday.
Messrs. II. w. Allen. B. c.. Allen,
A. v. Bobbitt. of Youngsville, were
here yesterday.
Mr.. C. A. Owens was here from
Durham yesterday
Mr.. r. s. McClannock. Of Green's
boro. is in the city.
Mr.. 7. T. Pace is here from Jellico,
Tennessee
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CITY OF RALEIGH. N. G. BONDS.

AS Commissioner of the Sinking
Fund for the bonded Indebtedness OF
the City of Raleigh, N. c., the under
signed hereby invites proposals, until
II o'clock, noon, September 25, 1904,
from the holders of said bonds for the
sale of the same. All proposals to
sell bonds should be in writing, sealed
and addressed Proposals" care Com
missioner of the Sinking Fund. Raj
eigh, N. c., and they will be opened
on September 25th, 1904, at II o'clock
noon. The right is reserved to reject
any and all bids.
The holders of the following bonds
are invited to make offers:
per cent Funded debt bonds, due
July l, 1907.
per cent Consolidated debt bonds,
due July l, 1919.
per cent Street Improvement bonds
due July 1, 1929.
per cent Public Improvement
bonds. due July /, 1929.
per cent Street and Public I'M
provement bonds. due october L, 1921.
per cent Street and Public I'M
provement bonds, due July 1, 1929.
H. F. SMITH,
Commissioner of the Sinking Fund,
Raleigh, n. c.
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Bladen's Strong Ticket.

''The Democrats of Bldden county
have nominated a strong ticket" said
Mr.. A C. Johnston, editor of the Clark
ton Express, who was in the city yes
terday cit will be elected. Our SEN
ator, Mr.. McCulloch, has served in the
House and has experience. MI. w. |.
Shaw, who will represent us in the
House, some of the truest and best
men in the State.
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AGENTS WASTED-OR .'WAR !

Songs and Poems of the Southern
Confederacy" Collected and edit
ed by an eX-Confederate and we'll
known author, Rev. II. M. Wharton
D. D. Dedicated to the late Gen
eral John B. Gordon. Endorsed by
most prominent ex-Confederates and
the Daughters of the Confederacy
Contains over 500 pages. Magnifi-
Gently illustrated. Rare collection
of war songs and poems dear to
every Southern heart. Every true
Southerner will want this book
Enormous demand. Magnificent OPP
portnity for agents. One agent made
$99.20 first week; another $328.00 in
seven weeks. Terms liberal. Terri
tory assigned on application. Out
fit free. Send at once Is cents to
pay postage Don't delay. Address
Dept. Ell, The John C. Winston
Co, 71S Arch ST., Phila. Pa.
Solved, Sat. and Sun.
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CORPORATIONS SLOW.
Auditor Dixon Is in Favor Of Penalty
For Failure to Make Posts.

State Auditor Dixon is after the cor
porations which have not sent IN their
reports as required by law.
There are a few that have paid no
attention to requests for these, said
he yesterday, land ] ana in favor Of a
law being made that will impose some
penalty on them for failure to report
promptly. Now the law is that failure
TIC report for two years brings q for
fixture of charter, but / believe there
should be a penalty for the first fail
ure"
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Law Books for Sale.

Complete set n. c. Statutes, in good
condition; Code of n. G.. 2 vols: Bat
ties Digest, vols. Set New York
Court of Appeals Reports (Banks Bros.
Edltion), vols. l to IT'S; Set New York
Supreme Court Reports Blanks Bros,
1889 rs vols; American Digest, 1887
TO 1909A.; Gibbons New York Digest
vols; Brightley's New York Digest
4 vols; Devlin on Deeds; Washburn
on Real Property. Also a number of
other Standard Works. For full list,
address,
BILTMORE ESTATE. B.Itmorc, N. c.
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THIRD WARD ELECTION.
The Executive Committee of First Di-
vision Third Ward.

The special election for the executive
committee of the first division of the
Third Ward took place yesterday
from three to seven.
There was but one ticket in the
field and this received the 76 votes
cast the committee being: F. H.
Weathers J. NJ. Norwood. w. II. Hood
H. d. Bunch. P. B. Griffis.F It is
understood that Mr.. Grifis will be
made the chairman.
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North Carolina History.

An interesting meeting Of the North
Carolina History Club was held
Thursday evening in the office of Col.
J. Bryan Grimes. Colone, Grimes
presided and Prof. Z. q. Brooks acted
as secretary. Mr.. Clarence H. Poe
read a paper on the laws of the
eighteenth century respecting slaves
Indians and Tories.
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Rev. n. S. Jones viii - 10 New
Bern to-day and tomorrow VIII con-
duct services at the Tabernacle
church morning and night
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

BiltmOre Estate-Law Books for SAFE.
w. III. King Drug Company.-Variety
is the Spice.
Richmond, Va.-South's Greatest
Wholesale Center
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THE WEATHER; TO-DAY.

Local forecast for Raleigh and Vi
cinity to p. M, Saturday: Falr ana
warmer.
Highest temperature, rs; lowest tenn
peraure, So; precipitation, % inches
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Mr.. William j. Boylan, who has
been camping in Montana this sum-
mer with a fellow student of Honer
School has arrived in Raleigh.
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Mr. James II. Pou and little son lett
yesterday for Il visit to Smithf1eld. MI
Pou says he will make hunting trip
OF it.
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IN AND ABOUT TIE CITY.

Mr.. Douglas Olds left Raleigh yes
terday for Texas where he WI! De en-
Gagged in the cotton business.
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MONEY LOS

MONEY LOST-TwO CHECKS AND
q SO bin on Fayetteville street Fri
day morning Reward for return 10
! this office. IT
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WANTED-FIvE GOOD SEWING
machine men; good contract to the
right parties. Address Box 200
Greensboro, n. c., giving reference.
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WANTED-AT CHAPEL HILL, n. c.,
several good carpenters; top wages
for the right men. Write quick TO
VIM. NJ. Keller, Supt., Chapel Hill,
N. c..
9-16-fri. sun.
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Mr. Z. CT. Mcdonald has arrived
from Norfolk. He takes a positlon
with the II. r. Hicks Drug Company.
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WANTED EVERYWIIERE-H
Iers to tack signs, distribute circu-
lars. samples, etc; no canvasslng;
good pay. Sun Advertising Bureau,
Chicago.
9-10-4 t., Sat.
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Mr.. A. A Cohn, a prominent gentle
man of Florence, S. c., left yesterday
after bringing his daughter here to 81
NIary's School. Mr.. Cohn speaks very
highly of St. Mary's and also OF Raj
cigh.
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BUILDING LOTS-SEVERAL DE
sirable ones on Boylan Avenue
near Hillsboro street. S. A. Ashe.
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\ LIMITED NUMBER Oh TABLE
boarders Will be accommodated by
Mrs. Wiley NJ Rogers. 81 Halifax
street. Telephone, RaleiEh 295.
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4
Wilson, N. G. "a rooms; modern
shipments. Located in heart of
city. Good opportunity for right
party. Address, r. e. TOWNSEND,
Real Estate Agent, Wilson, n. c.
S-1S-tf
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rED-PERNI.ANENT

AGENTS WANTED-PERAIAN
position to sell our United states
and World Map. Agents now mat
ing $25 per week. Address, Rad
McNally & Co., 142 Fifth avenue,
New York.
9-16-1S-19
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MAN TO

manage a branch office for large
manufacturing concern. salary $125
per month and commissions. Appli-
cant must furnish good references
and $3.50 to $1,000 cash. Address.
Manager, 323 W. 18th ST., Chicago.
S-28-4t sat
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YOU'D BEST HURRY. &. 5. MEAL
and hulls going fast. Prices right
to dealers especially" Fir 81 class
goods only. VIM. Bragaw Co..
Washington, y. 6.
9-16-2t
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Mr.. ]. V. Barbee has taken posi-
ton under Mr.. St. Jacques, pressman
Of The News and Observer. and will
be a pressman. Mr.. Barbee is made OF
the right kind of stuff to make good
1corkman.-The Harbinger.
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FOR DEMONSTRATIONS HOTEL

MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED
securities. Raleigh Savings Bank.
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WANTED.-TNO GOOD CABINET
men or drawer filters in furniture
factory State experience and wages
wanted. The White Furniture Co.
Mebane, n. G.
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Mr.. Thomas J. Taylor has resigned
his position with the H. 7. Hicks Drug
Co.. and on the 3rd of October will
leave Raleigh for the University OF
Maryland, where he will take a course
IN medicine.
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WAR SONGS OF THE .ONFEDEii-
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Notice.

1 am paying the highest cash prices
for Green or Dry Hides, Furs and
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On Sunday evening at eight O'Clock
in the Presbyterian church, the SUBJ
ject of Rev. DR.. Moments discourse
will be "Manchuria. or Russia's Pur-
pose to Close the Gate of the Far
East Against Protestant Christianity.
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Mr.. c. F. Garner, of Creedmore, who
has been in Raleigh for several days,
left yesterday for his home. Mr.. Gar
ner is an old student of the a. & M.
College. and has been out to see how
the new generation of students is pro-
crossing.
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and designs from our own work rooms,
inclusive eady-tO-Wear effects and
and Millinery Novelties.
Thur day, Friday aIid Satnrdar, Sep
Timber 18th, 10Th, 18TH.
Our designer for this department has
Just returned from the New York
Fashion Show bringing with her the
very latest styles as shown in the great
metropolis. 7l
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