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ST. MARY'S ALUMMAE.
A Call to Go a Work for Their Loved
Alma Mater.

called meeting Of St Mays Alumnac
was held Tuesday afternoon. April 18th.
n the Art room at st. Mary 5
Mr.. DuBose was present and opened the
meeting The object of the meeting was
to discuss plans for the enlargement of
the chapel. Two plans were discussed, the
rector being in full sympathy with the
alumnae and understanding their prefer
ence for the plan which leaves the chapel,
with the addition of a transept and an
enlarged chancel, in its present shape.
The building will be cruciform in shape,
an organ chamber and robing room being
on each side of the chancel. Two thous-
and dollars viii be necessary for this
work which it is hoped may be done
this summer. The members present deem
ed it best not TO begin the work until the
association has LOCO in sight
1t is earnestly hoped, therefore. that st.
Mary's girls, all of whom whether alum
nae Or not, love the chapel, will do all in
their power to make the buildings per-
manent
With. the enlargement of tie chapel
comes an added opportunity for placing
memorials TO those who are dear to ST.
Mary's. Mr.. DuBose. Mrs Iredell. pres-
dent, or Miss Kate McKimmon. secretary
Of the st. Marys Alumnae Association
will be glad to hear from any persons in
terested in such memorials.
KATE M'KIMMON. See. ST. NJ. A. A.
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Social Events at Greensboro.

Greensboro. N. c., April 1S.-(Special.)
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Alderman extended
the hospitality of their homo to two Of
three young gentlemen last night to en-
terrain a few. friends. Progressive Finch
was the principal means Of entertainment
Of the evening, after which Mrs. Veal,
Mr.. Haywood Alderman, Mrs. Myra Al
bright, assisted in serving delightful re-
freshments.
Those present were: Misses Grace and
Onuie Andrews, Hattie Warrington, Bcs-
sic Grissom, Dot Thacker. Helen BoIden,
Oric Lee, Eva Oakley, Annie Reid, May
Alderman, Ella Ogburn Mrs Albright,
Mr.. ana Mrs. w. f. Alderman, Mr. and
Mrs Veal. Messrs II. Alderman. w. T.
Jones, 7. o. Leavester Chas. Murray,
Chas. Lambe, S. W. Sapp. Chas. Alder
man, j. S and T. D Kuyke-dall. Mr.
Fletcher, Pit Boyles. G. w. Patterson, n.
X. Streeter, Meredith Turner and Robert
Palmer.
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Current Topic Club.

Kinston. ". c., April 14.-Spacial.-At
the lovely home OF Mrs. Z. c. Wooteu
On the corner Of Tiffany avenue and Coz.
don street the leaders OF the Current
topics Club We're most elegantly enter
,alned by the Round Table "Wednesday
-titernoon at four O'Clock
The guests were received at The door
Jy Mrs. Wooten, who, always a charming
hostess ushered than into the spacious
nali, unique in its decoration OF palms
and ferns where the ladies OF the hound
fable had assembled to give them a
most cordial welcome After greetings
we're exchanged anu a few moments CON
vcTsatiOn. score-caIds IN the form OF pink
carnations, the club flower, were distrib
Cfed by the president, Mrs. Woodley, ana
the game OF Pit" happily engaged in
or more than IN hour during which an
air Of pleasure and freedom reigned sll-
preDe; Mrs. Midyette receiving the first
pTlze, Il beautiful bunch OF pink carna-
items aud Mrs. Fields, the BOBBY, fenc-
irg girl IN pink.
The guests were then invited into the
beautiful diningroom which was deco
rated with exquisite taste, the color
5cLtme being most daintily carried out in
PINK, Win carnations ana ferns scattered
iii lovely proiusiol over table with cut.
glass vases OF blossoms on each end, and
lhe cenIeTpiace Of which was a tall crys-
tai candelabra. Over the table, suspend
ed from electric lights peeping cat from
pink shades were pink satin ribbons
caught in bows around silver candelabra
on the four sides of the table, and the
soft glow of many candies on the table
and around the handsomely appointed
rccm made a most enchanting scene.
An elaborate course of refreshments
was served, the color scheme still carried
out in pink carnation cream. The after
ne Oh was enjoyed in every way AID all
lett for their homes In the gathering twi-
light pronouncing the event a most happy
ones.
Those present were: Mrs alice Fields,
Mrs. J. T. Midyette, Mrs. Albert Parrot,
Mrs. J. J. Rogers, Mrs. J. L. Taylor,
Mrs. II. H. Wilson, Miss McCaskill, Miss
Dodson, Mrs, J. w. Dixon. Mrs. j. II,
Griffith, Jr., Mrs. c. Felix Harvey, Mrs.
j. ,Hckson, Jr., Mrs. ]. A. Long, Mrs. E.
B. Martson, Mrs. j. A. Mcdaniel, Mrs. c..
Il. Woodley, Mrs. A. S. Wooten, Mrs. T..
C. Wooucn.
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Miss Ceorqia Willis B,rth( a..

Morehcad City, N. c., April l5.-CSpe
cial )-Complimentary to the 18th bnth-
day of their daughtcr Miss Georgia a
most elegant party was given by Mr.. ana
Mrs. J. II. Willis on the 9th. Numerous
presents, ornamental and useful. covered
table, evidencing the large circle OF
friends of the young lady.
There was a very large attendance OF
friends and both front and back parors
were pressed into service. Music, games
and counting on the sly engaged the at
tention of the happy guests until II
o clock when the party were ushered INTO
the elegantly decorated dining room,
where delightful refreshments were served.
The birthday cake. in the centre OF the
table, encircled by seventeen candles was
a feature of the event which was in every
way delightful.
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ng hostess and Miss Minnie Fgerton, and
we're invited into the punch room where
Miss Sallie Upperman gracefully pre-
sided at the punch bowl They were then
invited into the dining loom and were
met by Mrs. Edward S. Ford where de-
lightful refreshments were served.
Those present were Misses Lucie and
Kate Clifton and Mrs Mamie Clifton, Miss
Mary Andrews, of Raleigh; Miss Kate
Ccnnor, of Wilson; Miss Marian Smith,
Of Richmond, Va; Miss Bette Smith, OF
Oxford; Miss Young, of Franklinton; Miss
Baeley, of Jackson3 Miss Francis OF
Youngsville; Miss Mitchiner, of Franklin
ten; Misses Sallie and Helen Williams,
salle Peasants, Minnie Egerton Mamie
Lcndon, of Louisburg.
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k0WeII--Lac

Nashville. n. c., April t5.-(Special)-
There is 10 be a wedding next week that
is of much interest to many friends This
will take place at Cedar Rock next
Thursday, April 21st. at II O'Clock a m,
when Rev. W. G.. Novel;. pastor of the
Baptist church Of this place, AID Miss
Mary l.. lacy, Of South Boston Va, will
be married. Rev. Geo. NJ Duke, assisted
by Rev. J. w. Sledge will officiatc. and
immediately after the ceremony the bride
and groom will return to this place, their
future home. No cards have been issued
yet general invitation to be present is
extended to all friends and acquaintance.
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Society at Fayetteville.

Fayetteville, N. c., April 16.-(Special)
A most elegant reception was given
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. D. H. Ray
and Miss M. B. Ray. The decorations
were charming and the event was de-
lishtful.
Little Misses Caroline Servin and Will
helmina Whitfield received the cards at the
entrance, and in the parlor, assisting Mrs.
and Miss Ray in receiving We're Mesdames
Servin, H 7. Graham, T. A. Smoot, T.
Fl. Sutton, Willard Tillinghast, e. M
Rose, w. w Huske. Miss Hawley.
Mrs. Whitfield conducted the guests into
the dining room where they were greeted
and served by Miss Jane Tillinghast. as
sisted by Misses Zula Rankin Alice
Jessup, Myra Tilhnghast, Mary F. Rober-
son. and Emmie and Isabel Whitfield
Coffee was served in the hal by Misses
Kate Sutton and Maud Haigh
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Mrs. John Dunn Entertains.

New Bern, N. C., April 16.-(Speoial}--
AZ event of tn, week was the reception
gwen on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. John
Dunn in honor of Mrs J. NJ. TUrpe" ana
Mrs. Bryan Grimes, over forty ladies be-
ing present.
The rooms were deliberately decorated
and six-hand cuchre was played. The
prizes awarded we're for the t"on : hand,
Mis-. Bette Windlsye silver hat pin.
Miss Bateman Of Tdcnton, received a very
pretty silver shirtwaist set for the great
est number of games, me consolation
prize, an embroidered picture frame was
won by Mrs. D. R. Davis and MRS. j. NJ
Turner, of Raleigh, was presented With
the visitors prize, this 6eing pictures
Of nearby scenes mounted on hand
painted mat and franco Dcllsh'ful re
were saTVeu
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Carr--WallaCe.

Clayton, n, c.. April 16.-(S Especial. l-on
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of M.
j. j. Wallace, in Clayton township, his
daughter, Miss Ada, was united in mar
rlagc to Mr.. Harvey Carr. of Goldsboro.
lTh2 ceremony was performed by Rev.
J. w. Suttle of Smithfield.
The attendants were Mr.. Arthur Wal
lace with Miss Ida Starring Mr.. LLOYD
Unison with Miss Minnie Wallace. MI.
Wallace with Miss Bette wilkins. Quite
a number, of friends of The contracting
parties were present from Goidsboro,
CLAYTON and elsewhere
Alter the ceremony thev drove to the
station and boarded the eastbound train
Tor Goldsboro, their future home, where
an elegant reception was rendered them
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Miss Mary Warren Cameron.

Washington, d. c., April 10 (Speclal)
Among the visiting young ladies who have
contributed to the social enjoyment at The
National capitol this season is Miss Mary
Warren Cameron. of North Carolina Miss
Cameron is well known to North Carolina
society and as Il charming hostess capt.
waited her guests at one of the most pleas
ant events of the season at the Metropolis
tan Hotel Tuesday evening of last week
The occasion was a card party at which
Mrs Colin McRae. of Washington, D. c.,
won the prize.
Among those present we're: Misses Nc
Laurin, of Mississippi; Misses Cooper, OF
Texas; Miss McEnery, of Louisiana; Miss
Carr of North Carolina; Mrs. Loke, OF
Washington; Mrs. Cooper, Of Texas; Mrs.
Callahan and Mrs McRae, OF Washing
ton; Mrs Wiley. Of Alabama.
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Winfree.- Hinsdale.


The following. wedding invitation has
been sent to friends:
Colonel and Mrs. John Wetmore Hlns.
dale request the honour of your pres
ence at the marriage OF their daughter
Elizabeth Christophers
to
Doctor John Mettauer Winfree
on Saturday morning, April the thirtieth
nineteen hundred and four
at ten o'clock
Christ Church
Raleigh. North Carolina
X *
McLean--GodWin.
The following invitations were sent to
friends:
"Mr. and Mrs. Berry Goodwin
announce the marriage Of their grand
daughter
Miss Margaret Jones French
with
Mr.. Angus Wilton Mclean
on Thursday, April the fourteenth
ore thousand nine hundred and four
Lumberton, North Carolina
Enclosed are cards reading:
CAT Home"
after May the eighth
Lumberton, North Carolina.
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Decided that Victory Of Japanese
Wouldn't Hurt Worlds Civilization.

The event Of the week at ST. Mary's
was the annual debate between the liter
agy societies. Aside from the keen inter.
est IN the matter awakened by the frieEd
~ rivalry between the societies the de
bate was of special interest by reason of
the timeliness, of the subject under dis
cCssion. Tha question was whether the
victory of Japan in the present Russo,
Japanese war would be hurtful to the civ
,lization of the world Misses Hughson,
Of, and Clark. '05, of the Sigma lambda
Society, spoke for the affirmative. while
Misses George, '04 and Coleman '04 up
held the negative. The papers all cvi-
dlnced careful preparation and thought
tul research on the part of the speak
ers The audience was highly enthusias-
tic and well~divided in feeling and grea
was the Joy of the adhercnts of Epsilon
ALI ha Pi, when Judge Shepherd, speaking
for the judges, -Chief Justice Clark and
Judge Shepherd, of the Supreme Court,
and Mr.. Chas E. Johnson--announced
thc decision in favor of the negative.
After the debate the Sigma lambda ten
dered supper to the officials and de-
baters.
Last evening the Department of Elocu-
ton entertained the school and its friends
with an informal musical and elocution-
AIRY program, directed by MISS Bell the
head of the department. The program
was we'll rendered, the features being the
Scarf drill and reading by Misses Win
stem, Garrison and Willis
There will be no public entertainment
la the school during the coming week.
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Charming Musicians.

One OF the many delightful features al
the Marlborough House now is the music
which is enjoyed by the guests during and
after meal hours.
This IS rendered by Mr.. and Mrs. J. b
Mcmillan, OF Bristol, Tenn, MIR. Mcmillan
using the violin and Mrs. Mcmillan the
piano. Tho selections they render are ex-
quiSlte and the guests arc delighted WITH
me exquisite rendition of the best music
gar and Mrs. Mcmillan weer with Mr.
tioWel! Cobb at Hot Springs and the great
pleasure they gave there caused their en-
Sagerent here. They are both delightful
people OF charming social qualities, and
thelr presence III the hotel is an added at
,IactlGn. IT is hoped that some evening
they VIII give q recital here
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"The Mouse Trap"

An unusually good performance was
given yesterday afternoon at the Centen-
MAI School, the Philokolian Club of the
Wiley school furnishing the performers
''The Mouse Trap" which was greatly
enjoyed. =?
Those taking part were Misses Emily
Smith, Ruth Ivey, Vivian Belts, Annie
Young, Fannie Young, Margaret McKim-
mon. Mary Moses. Mary Habel and Mr.
William Register.
In addition to the farce there were
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The Book Club.

The Book Club was most pleasantly en-
ttrtained yesterday afternoon by Miss
Matte Higgs
The club nrst heard an instructive pa
per on Millet, the painter, read by Miss
ocrhy Busbee. After this there was a
discussion of his painting, THE Man
with The Hoe and the poem of edwin
Markham. y
Delightful refreshments were served
and the afternoon greatly enjoyed Mrs
BRYAN Grimes was present as a SPECIAL
guest.
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also well known i'll financial and political
cilc'es, being president OF the Bank Of
Lumberton, vice president of the Lum
Dcston cotton mills and closely connected
III other financial enterprises. He is
orc Of our most philosophical ana pro
gre ssive citizens
Mrs. Mclean is a young woman OF rare
attractions, beautiful both in person and
character. She is talented and cultured,
being d graduate of the Greensboro Fe-
male College and New England Conser-
yatory of Music leader both in society
eli clas and church WORK.
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Bridal Retention.

Louisbrg, N. c., April t6.- tspeelal)- -
On Thursday afternoon, April i4th, Miss
Lou Reynolds Ford most delighttuiy en-
tertained the Clifton-Joyner bridal party
IN honor Of her friend Miss Frances Neal
Clifton
The guests were met at the door OF the
handsome Ford residence by the charm
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WOMAN and
SOCIETY.

There was young girl in the choir,
Whose voice rose hoir and hoir,
Till it reached such a height
1t was clear cut of seight,
And they found it next day in the spoir.
-Tit-Bits.
Miss Grace Parish, who is teaching
at Kittrells, is here to visit Miss Cribs,
at the Baptist Female University.
Miss Mary Andrews has returned from
Louisburg, where she was bridesmaid
last night at the Joyner- Clifton marriage.
Mrs. c. H. Williams, of Kittrell, is
spending Sunday with her daughter, Mrs.
Guy V. Barnes.
Miss Mary Pride Jones, of Oxford, ar
rived yesterday to visit her sister, Miss
Margaret Jones, at ST. Mary's.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Johnson and little
Miss Elizabeth Horton went to Merry
Oaks yesterday TO visit for few days
Mrs. Herbert E. Norris left yesterday
to spend Sunday in Apex with relatives.
Miss Sarah Davis. of Beaufort, is in
the city the guest of Mrs. E. c. Dun
can.
Mrs Erwin A Holt after visit to
her parents. Capt. and Mrs. T. W. Davis,
left yesterday for her home.
llCCIiSc WIS lSouCu SSSlOiddy
to Mr.. Rufus W. Reaves and Miss Alice
May Cain, 10th of Willow Springs.
Miss Julia Brewer left yesterday to
visit her father in Franklin, Va.
Miss Myrtle Muse, of Carthage, was
visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. j. E. Drake left yesterday for
Mccall, S. c., to visit her daughter, Mrs.
NJ. H. Mckinnon.
Mr. and Mrs T, Daodwylar were
visitors to Selma yesterday.
Rev. J. N Cole and his daughters,
Misses Mary and Lucy were here yester-
day on their way to their home in Rock
ingham, after going to Durham with the
funeral party, accompanying the remains OF
the late Mr.. Louis Cole, son of Rev. J. N.
Cole.
Mrs. A. S. Pendleton, of Henderson,
after visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. +. Busbee. left yesterday.
Judge H. G. Conner and his daughter,
Miss Margaret, went to their home in
Wilson yesterday for short visit.
Mrs Bowman and her daughter, Miss
Bessie May Bowman, who sang at Shaw
University commencement, left yesterday
for their home in New York.
Miss Florence Hill Jones, after a visit
to Baltimore, returned to the city yester
day
Miss Dixie Moore has returned from
visit to Miss Bertha Stevens in Smith
field.
Mrs A. NJ Noble, Mrs. R. ]. Noble,
and Miss Annie Noble, from Selma, were
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. l. Nick. Pittenger returned yester-
day from Greensboro.
Miss Lois Edwards, of Henderson,
was visitor here yesterday.
Miss Belle Moncure returned yester-
day afternoon after visit to Portsmouth
and Henderson.
Miss Birdie Blake left yesterday to
visit in Charlotte
Miss Minnie Ransom returned yester-
day from a visit to Louisburg.
Mrs. Harry Loeb, after a visit to
Greensboro and Chapel Hill, returned yes
terdav
Mrs. Geo. Howe was here yesterday
on her way to Columbia, S. c.. after a
visit to Chapel Hill to her parents, Dr.
and Mrs. J. w. Finn.
Col. and Mrs. A. B. Andrews return
ed yesterday from visit West
Mrs. Mary G. Daniels, of Wilson, is
in the city, guest at the home of her
SOC, Mr.. Josephus Daniels.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. f. Davis and Mrs
BaIbee went to Wake Forest yesterday to
see the Wake Forest ard A. and NJ ball
game.
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music was by Miss Genevieye Beasley. The
church was elegantly decorated. The hap
py couple have gone North Oh a bridal
tCur
The attendants were, the ushar-, M%'sls,
H. G. Jackson ana e. P. walker, ant Iii"
sweet little flower gir!s, M;ssc~ Mary
Mrrphey and Elcise L.oane. The bride
entered with her brother Mr.. c. w.
owens. and the groom was attended by
his brother, Mr.. J. S. Leggatt, OF Balti-
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Elizabeth City, April 16-(specal.)-
There is now visiting here Miss Mary
Pescud, of Raleigh, N. c., missionary
of the NJ. E. Church South, in South
America, a guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Albertson, corner Church and Martin
streets. She will remain here till after
the w. F. NJ. Society's annual meeting,
which convenes on next Wednesday, the
goth. She will return to her work in
South America in July next.
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Dixon.-Utley.

The following cards have been issued to
out-1f-toWn friends
''AIrs. Kate Mcneil Utley requests the
honor of your presence at the marriage OF
her daughter Kate Chamberlain. to Mr..
Frank Caldwell Dixon, Thursday. the
twenty eighth Of April, nineteen hundred
and four, at twelve o'clock, noon
"At Home. Fayetteville, North Carolina.
At Home Cleveland Avenue, Diiworth,
Charlotte n. c."
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l4ask eII--Guion.

Invitations reading as follows have been
sent to out-of-town friends:
Mrs. Benjamin Simmons Guion
requests the honoNr of your presence
at the marriage of her daughter
Laura Tate
to
Mr.. Alexander Cheves Haskell, Jr.
on the evening of Tuesday, the third
of May
at half after eight O'Clock
at st. Peters Episcopal church
Charlotte, North Carolina
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Make it a Holy Day.

At the State Convention of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy, held in
New Bern, 1902, the following resolution
was introduced and adopted:
Whereas, the tenth day of May has
been set apart by the Legislature OF
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Kenrtness Book Club.

The Kenntness Club held an enjoyable
meeting yesterday afternoon, being en-
tertaind by Miss Sadie Root.
Wordsworth was the topic of the after
moor and paper on his life was read
by Miss Eleanor Vass. while Miss Susie
Marshall read selections from his works.
After the meeting dainty refreshments
were served. Fhe meeting was most
delightful ore.
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Reception to Pastor and Bride.

Marion. ", C., april l.)-On
his return to this place with his bride,
Rev. w $. Wilson, pastor OF the Presby-
terrain church, was given reception, a
most delightful affair by the Ladies Aid
Society at the residence of Mr. Geo. S.
White
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several ''Mouse" selections by members
Of the Phlokolan Club, and the Wiley
Glee Club" was heard for the first time.
Tho proceeds were about ten dollars and
the funds will be used to purchase pic
lures for the school.
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Leaaett..Owens.

1plymo,,tb NJ G., April It's 'ecial1--
NJ! - m nobe" ovens and mr.. o. r. Leggete
Ma. us maosl ~ o"5 mere on Tuesday in the
w v, Gl mairl c,,rnb, rev. J, H. Bufaloe,
~ a'' no., CIV t ofdciatips The wedding
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Violin Recital.

Wednesday evening April 9th violin
recital will be given at St. Mary's School
by the advanced pupils of Miss Charlotte
Kendall Hull. The st. Mary's orchestra
organized during the present school year
under the direction of Miss Hull, will as
Sist.
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PENSION WARRANTS UNCLAIMED,
Ten Soldiers and Six Widows Have
Pensions in the Clerks Office.

State pension warrants for the follow
ing named parties arc in the hands Of
w NJ. Russ, clerk of the Superior Court
uncalIed for. lie would be glad to have
about any of them:
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Z e Z
Ola Podrida.

The Ola Podrida Club will meet with
Mrs. e. s. Skinner on Tuesday afternoon
ct 4:30.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISIkAIUKTS NOIICE.
Having qualified as administrators d
Griffin Stuart. deceased. this is to notify
creditors to present their claims on OF
before March 18th, 1905.
". c. BRIGHT, admir-.
This March IL, 1904
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SOLDIERS.
WIDOWS.

Nh Kus5 has Teen tTyIng 90 I0caIe tRess
soldiers and widows so he could pay them
the amount OF the States generous con
tribution, but up 20 this time has been
unable to do so. He, requests this parer
TO print the names ana to suggest that
any person who can inform the pension
ers that the money is at this office subject
to their call, viii be doing a kindness to
them.