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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-17
Letter to ]. L. 0'Quinn & Co.
Racigh, N. c


Dear Srs: Mr. N Avery, Delhi, N Y,
had two houses exactly alike, and painted
them; one Devoe lead-and-zinc; the other
ytes-and-zinc. He paid same price for
both paints.
He used six gallons of lead-an-zinc, Il
gallons barytes-andzinc.
He paid $1S for painting lead-and-zinc,
s36 Tor painting baryte5-and-zinc.
The total cost OF the lcad-and-zinc JOB
was $21; the total cost OF the barytes
and zinc job was $54
lie didn't know he was buying barytes;
the dealer told him that paint was as
good as Devoe.
A fair example of how it generally
comes-out, when you buy Something
just as good better go by the name:
the name; and Tire name is Dcvoe.
Yours truly
L " DEVOE G. co
90 Now York
p. S-Hart-W Ward Hardware Co. sell
cur paints.
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CHANGE In MANAGEMENT.
The Young Hardware Company Pre-
pared for Increased Business.

At meeting of the stockholders of the
Young Hardware Company, of this city,
Mr.. A. j. Bynum was elected business man
ager succeeding Mr.. Samuel NJ. Young.
The stockholders of this firm are among
Raleigh's most conservative business men,
and this is a deserved compliment to Mr..
Bynum, as he assumes entire management
of the business. Mr.. Bynum is a thorough
hardware man and capable and enter
prising young business man, and has been
connected with the firm for sometime,
and his friends are glad TO see this recog
milton of his business ability.
Mr.. Young leaves Monday night for
Baltimore, and may accept a travelling
position with Hardware firm of that
city His friends here wish him much
success and regret the possibilities Of
losing him from the city.
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THE LATE COL. TURK.
A Heartfelt Tribute by One Whose
Friendship Began in College Life.

When Mr.. Peter NJ. Wilson, now hold
ing responsible position in the office
of the Secretary of the Senate, retired
from the newspaper business, North Car
DINA lost the most accomplished, many
sided and attractive writer on the State
press. He has as equipment a broad edu-
cation and wide reading, the love of his
fellows, humor OF rare order, kindness
and sweetness, and he possessed a style
that made the local columns of the Raj
eigh Observer so bright and human that
no successor has ever been quite able to
reach the high standard which he set
1t is seldom in these days that
his official duties give him time to put
his pen to paper-mores the pity for
the good of the State ne loves so we'll
but he has written tribute TO his old
college mate and friend, the hate Col. w.
a. Turk. that is a gem. III a day of full
some eulogy and undeserved praise after
death, Mr.. Wilson's picture of his dead
friend is as refreshing as it is perfect
Mr. Wilson'S tribute is as follows:
THE LATE COL TURK.
The happy hereafter has gained another
son ard from us has gone for while
one of the most unique, as well as one
fellows. He was so unconventional ard
natural in thought and action that the
Journalism of euiogy somehow or other
seems to fall away from his name, and
it will be but little exaggeration TO say
that few people have had a greater re-
pulsion than he had to assumed virtues.
There is almost an instructive fear that
his keen wit would wither, il it could
off in oh V
of death to ascribe to him what was not
justly due. So It may be permitted one
who was partner in friendship that be
gan in college life and was net abraded
for generation to bring together his
owl and the thoughts OF others OF him.
His youth was spent in the Virginia
valley in which his ancestors had gained
honest independence if they had not
hcaped up riches and wore the honors
of their communities, practicng those
qualities that make the title Virginia
gentleman what it is.
His manhood was spent in his adopted
State. and it was amongst her sturdy
people that he developed his naturally
great abilities and gave himself a high
rank In the intricate and cxactlng science
of transportation. There is little need
to speak OF his success as a business man.
That is of record. But the manner of Sc
curing it is OF moment. His fellows look
on it with pride. His Juniors can hear
of it with profit. He was not carried to
the top in an elevator, as he would have
expressed it, but he walked up the pain
full steps. The panic of 1873 swept away
his business. No fault of his. But he
had to begin all over again. He laugh
~ tJ,sO -f0.f
way that make his chums in misery for
get it; but he really looked at it very
seriously, and it was the turning point
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". H. GREEN |SDEAD
Assistant General Mana
ger Southern, Friend
of Col. Turk.
Especial to News and observer)

especial to News and ObserVer.)
Washington, D. c., April 16-Dedth to
day removed another prominent Southern
Railway official, Capt William Fl. Green,
assistant to the general manager OF the
Southern Railway, died this morning ar
$50 O'Clock at his home. He hid been
i'll but few days, and his d5ath was
surprise and shock to his associates in
the Southern Railway Company
He was an intimate friend of Col. w.
A. Turk, Passenger Traffic Manager OF
the Southern, and who died a week ago.
In respect to the memory OF the dead
official the flag over the Southern Rail
way building is today flying at half
mast. The body will BE- taken to Rich
m6nd on Monday morning aboard a
special train for burial
Captain Green was born in Richland
comfy, S. c., sixty-five years ago. He
became identified with the Southern Rail-
way service at the age of fourteen, having
worked his way from water boy in the
shops to general manager. After serving
faithfully in the latter position, Tor a
number of years his health began to fail
and he asked for lighter duties. II was
then that he was made assistant to a new
general manager.
Captain Green is survived by his wife
and one son, Alexander Green. He has
relatives in North Carolina.
SIMMONS SPEECH ON POSTAL
FRAUD.
Since the delivery of his last speech on
the postal frauds. early in the week, Sen
ator Simmons has received many requests
for copies of it. He was not able. how
ever, to supply the demand until today
when his remarks appeared in the Record.
Many of Mr.. Simmons colleagues con-
slder this the best speech he has yet made
In the Senate. The first half of it is
devoted to the discussion of general poll
tics, candidates, tariff, trusts, finance and
reciprocity. The balance deals with frauds
on the postoffice department
In the latter portion OF the speech the
Senator takes up the charges against
each official who was investigated, shows
that charge against him, when committed
and when the official was appointed. 1t
shows that all of these crimes, except
part of those of Machen were committed
since Mckinley became President, and
that only two of them besides Machen
these did not enter the postal service att
Washington till after Mckinley went in
office. This part of the speech was pre-
pared at the instance Of Mr.. German and
Democratic members of the Postoffice
Committee and the speech will. it is un-
derstand, be distributed as campaign
document.
Judge and Mrs. Pritchard have gone to
Ashevillc to spend a few days. Mrs
H A. Gudger. returning from Panama,
also went to Asheville. MIS-. Gudger has
the pen with which President Roosevelt
slgEed the Panama treaty.
Mrs. Stonewall Jackson visited the
aritol yesterday, and was entertained by
Mcssrs. Kluttz and Overman, who ex-
tended many courtesies.
FRED L. MERRITT.
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BIC MONEY IN WHEAT AND CORN
made and paid to my clients 50 Is
per cent profit in the past three weeks
on the money they h5d with me. If
you were one of them you know the
above statement is true ! am doing IS
well for ny l. einsatkUqqqoqn-7 S9Os
well for nay clients as any Broker in
the United States.> Send $1,000, 500 co,
$1,000 or $4,000 and take a chance.
Make your money make money. $1,000
buys d put or call on $4,000 bushels CT
wheat or corn; a move Of &c. makes you
$50O.0O Accounts balanced and profit
checks mailed every Monday write fer
circular. VIM C. Shields. Investment
Broker, Suite fi01-f1t2 Chemical Bldg,
st. Louis, Mo. Established 1860
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4 MODERN WELL-EQUIPPED FURNI-
ture plant for sale. been in operation
only eighteen months, being the pant
formerly owned by the Sanford Furniture
Manufacturing Company, same having
been sold at the trustee sale. Title
absolutely good and can be- conveyed
al any time. Good opportunity for in
vcstment. Can be had for approximate
" 60 per cent of its value. Address, w.
j. Edwards, Sanford, n. c.
413-1 a w-4w
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BUY YOUR FISH OF w. D. KING
where you can find everything in sea
son in the fish line, and prices below
those Of any other dealer. Fine shad
speciality. Orders filed on short no
tice. Give me trial, and I will get
the rest. 116 E. Martin Street. Bell
Phone 1892 3-16-tf.
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WANTED TO SELL; ONE WOODRUFF
& Beach Automatic engine 12x36 cylin-
der, 1O-foot wheel. 16-inch face; 6-inch
shaft; box bed. Can be seen running
every day in our plant. Tao small touc
use. Price, $4,000. Virginia Furniture
Co. Chase City, Va.
A-17-2t EIOD.
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FOR SALE IN RICHMOND, VA, AN OLD
established liquor business; immense re-
tail and shipping trade; books shown
and good reasons established for selling;
rare chance to make money Dent
write without you mean business. Box
So Richmond, Va. 4-146t
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TEN CENTS PER LINE
(Six Words to the LIne)

NO ADVERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR
LESS THAN rs. CENTS. SPECIAL
DISCOUNTS ON EXTENDED All
VERTISING. RESULTS ASSURED.
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Return of Sunday School Tour Party.

The Sunday School Tour Party arrived
on the Southern this morning, having
completed their appointments IN tho four
teen counties as scheduled. The tour be.
gan in Durham March 18th and closed IN
Lexington Friday night last, the 10Th.
Mr.. S. M. Smith, the General Secre-
tary and Manager of the Tour Party, in
forIGs us that the undertaking has prov en-
a great success. The people received Them
everywhere in the most cordial way, and
with one or two exceptions large aud
fences attended the meetings. Accompany
ing Mr. Smith this morning was Mrs.
Smith. Mr.. G.. c. Tullar and Mr.. l. II
Meredith Miss Reid returned saver1l
days ago.
The Sunday School headquarters over
Hughes store is now busy place getting
ready for the State Convention which
meets in Greensboro Tuesday Eight April
18th. A great amount of mail matter has
already been sent out giving notice OF the
convention, the program of which is pub
lished in this paper to-day for the first
time.
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WHY SPEND YOUR MONEY FOR ES-
timated dividends when the Washington
Life issues guaranteed dividend policies.
For particulars apply to j. 0. Guthrie
&, Co., Tucker Building.
3-1S-tf.
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WANTED, EVERYWHERE.-H Y S T
lers to tack signs, distribute circulars.
samples, etc; no canvassing; good pay,
Sun Advertising Bureau, Chicago.
4-16--3t
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CAPABLE SALESMAN TO COVER
North Carolina, with staple line. High
commissions with advance Of $4,000
monthly. Permanent position to right
man. Jess II. Smith Co.. Detroit. Mich.
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WE HAVE SEVERAL GOOD SECOND
hand engines and boilers for sale, rang
ing from five to seyenty-fve horse-pow-
er. Quick delivery. Raleigh Iron
Works. 16.tf
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AGENTS WANTED.-TO. SELL FLEX-
ible Black Roofing Paint to dealers;
factories and mills A superior paint 1T
a reasonable price Guaranteed for five
years. Liberal commission and eXglua-
i've territory given to reliable salesman.
Federal Paint Company, Cleveland, O.
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STATE NEWS.

Hillsbero is to have a bank in the near
future.
The Mcdowell Democratic convention
will be held on the 25th.
The Roanoke Chowan Times says that
Judge PEBBLES is confined to his bed with
severe case of shingles.
Hon r. B. Glenn, by invitation from
the Sampson Light Infantry, will speak
in the Clinton Opera Heuse on Monday
night. April 25th.-Clintcn Democrat.
Rocky Mount, April IA new cotton
seed oil mill IS TO be built here. A com
mittee is now soliciting stock Each
subscriber Of stock agrees to fur
nish so much seed according to the
amount of stock subscribed. Upon failure
to furnish seed he pays so rauch a\ouShet
to the extent Of the number of buSheiS
he fails o furnish This plan wiz insure
a dividend of per cent.
Demand Blue Ribbon lemon and vanilla
2: tracts and get the pure unadiitcrated
natural favor Of the fruit
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CREMO GAS LAMPS.-THE MARVEL
OF incandesccnt lighting; outshin3s five
Welshbach OF fifteen electric lights OK
elusive territory given to responsible
parties. Crerno Light Co., New Toek.
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LOCALITY
good salary, experience unnecessary.
international Detective Agency, Nil
Waukee. Wis.
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LIVE statesmen ARE NOW EARNING
three thousand dollars per year com
mission selling Weir's Lead Pocket
Sample. Address d. T. Weir White
Lead Co.. st. Louis. Nc.
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FOR sALE-EGGs FOR MATCHING;
from thoroughbred stock bought direct
this season from best Eastern breeders;
per settings of 10 eggs; Buff Plymouth
Rock, White Wyandott, and r. c. White
Leghorn, $1.OO each; R. c. Rhode Island
Reds, $3.50. West Durham Poultry
Farm, West Durham. N c.
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WANTED.-A SOBER MAN TO RUN
engine in log woods who has had log
wood experience. Address Box 305,
Kinston, N. c. 4-1G-2t.
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NURSE-SHOULD MY
services be needed l may be found at 3i3
South Bloun Street. interstate Phone
al. Miss Eva Palmer.
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FOR SALE-DENTAL PRACTICE; s., OCO
year; Instruments, chair and furniture
inventory price. Address Dentist, care
News and Observe. 4-3-2w.
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4 STENOGRAPHER- TYPEWRITER
wants a position; experience in business
and railroad work. Stenographer, care
News and Observer.
4-15-4t.
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EXPERIENCED TRAVELLING SALES
man with clean record to fill vacancy
May 1st Large established Cleveland
House High commission contract with
$500 weekly advance while travelling.
Merle. Smith & Co.. 80 to SO Prospect
ST.. Cleveland. o.
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YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER AND
typewriter with over two years ex-
periencc desires position. Employed at
present, but wish to change. Can fur
rish good references. Address, Z. T. r.,
Box al, Raleigh.
fli-S1ln
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A Happy Combination.

During the Worlds Fair |
bought a bottle OF CheneyS
Expectorant at the suggestion
Of a druggist for severe cold
contacted while on a lake
steamer. Nothing his ever
acted more pleasantly or effect
ually andI am never WITHOUT
a bottle.
Chicago, III.
For Sale by w. H. King Drug
Company.
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FOR SALE-QUICK-ONE DOZEN LATE
model Remington TypewriteIs. J. Z.
Crayton, General agent, Charlotte,
n. C..
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w. r. CRAWFORD HAS JUST EECEIV-
ed the finest lot of beef cattle received
in Wake county this year. You will find,
him in the market and he invites you
to come and see for yourself.
2-30-tf
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WANTED

WANTED AT ONCE-A BAND IN
structor; good salary paid. Apply to
Spring Hope Band, Spring Hope, N. c.
4-2-t. f.
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WHITE WYANDOTTE (DuSTAN'S)
eggs for Matching $3.50 for Is. L. A
FuIghum, Wilson, N. c..
2-16--wed and fritz.
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HOUSE CAFE MUST BE
seen and pGtronized to be appreciated.
Thoroughly good. Popular prices. Howell
Cobb. tt.
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A LADY AGENT FOR RAPID SELLING
article; sells at sight; big profits; for
free sample and particulars address,
Marietta Stanley Co.. 41-4th St, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
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FOR SALE-50 H. P. BOILER ON
wheels. new; 81 II. p on skids. second
hand, in good condition. w. c. Cram.
4-10-3t sun tue thur
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SMEN-PERdANENT POSITIONS
to sell new map of the United States
and world; size C6x46 inches; two maps
in one; representatives now at work
making S25 to $50 per week. Address
Rand, McNally & Co., 142 Fifth Avenue,
New York.
4-1S-thurs sun wed.
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PATENTS-PROTECT YOUR IDEAS
Don't think too long about taking out
a patent; some other fellow may get III
ahead with the same thing. Don't think
that you can write 10 the Patent Office
yourself ana find out if you can get
a patent. The Patent Office will simply
tell you TO file a formal application
with the incidental eXpensc) ii you
wish your inyehtion considered. Con
sultation free. No patent, no fee. AL
communications confidential. Milo T.
Stevens G Co, 979 14th street, Washing
ton, ID. c. Established 1864.
3-27sun. en-.
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LADIES-$8 WEEKLY. NEEDLEWORK
at home. Send addressed envelope for
beautiful medallion free. Teneriffe Lace
Co., New York.
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LADIEE-S15 PER WEEK SEWING AT
home: materials free; no canvassing;
beautiful sample sent free on receipt OF
addressed envelope. Majestic Lace Co.,
New York
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WANTED-MANAGER FOR BRANCH
Office we wish to locate here in Raleigh
Address, with references, Morris Whole
sale House, care this paper.
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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. 417-6tsun.
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WOMEN TO SEW AT HOME. 5000 PER
week Materials sent everywhere free;
steady work; plain sewing only. Send
addressed envelope for full particulars.
s. f. X, Du Pont, Philadelphia, Pa.
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AGENTS. WANTED EVERYWHERE TO
sell our watches a $1,000 sample free
and liberal commission. If you want
profitable employment for spare mo-
ments send for sample and terms now.
Union Watch Co, Dept. 1t2 Chicago, Ill.
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GURNETTsS EXTRACT OF VANILLA.
Is the standard everywhere. Sold by best
gtoeers.
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CIGAR Statesmen WANTED: EXPEDI
ence unnecessary; good pay. Emanuel
Company, Station j.. New York.
4-3-4t sun
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Political Chat.

The Democrats of Alamance county will
present the name of Mr.. Robert l.. Holt
to the Congressional convention of the
Fifth district as a delegate to the ST.
Louis convention NJ Holt is gentle
man of culture and a man of political ex
Perience, and will represent the district
with honor to his people and with credit
to himself. He has always stood in the
forefront in Democracys battles and de-
serves any honor at The hands of his par
ty. Alamance has no representative in
the State administration: has no candi
date for any State office. and we think
when any places of honor are to be dis
tributed the Democracy of our county. in
view Of the above facts, should be rccog-
nized as we ask no place of profit. Mr.
Holt is eminentIv conservative in his
makeup and will help guard the party
against wild or speculative issues in the
formation of the party platform and the
selection of party candidate The st.
Louis convention can name the successor
Of Roosevelt if wise counsel prevail Let
all join in sending MIR Holt as our rep
resentative. and we Will be represented
News.
L IC tCdSUh ny bHC BCOpiC VAIN JuuSt
Parker nominated is because he Is a true
Democrat, and still he does not let pc.
itical prejudice interfere with the de
charge of duty When every other Demo-
cratic nominee went down in defeat, he
was elected CHIEF Justice of the Supreme
Court of New. York. The people have
confidence in him because he is an able
and upright man.-Rockingham Anglo
Saxon.
The Washington Messenger suggests
Solicitor George w Ward as Judgt in the
First district. Representative Hinton
writes in tho Elizabeth City Tar Heel ia
voring Hon i. L. Smith Both will have
strong backing.
This is a progressive age. Blue Ribbcn
lemon and vanilla are the up-to date OK
tracts Best ever made.
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FOR sALE-PATENT RIGHTS ON OUR
own new inventions. Switzerland &
Co., 10 South Broadway, Los Angeles,
California.
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For sore throat use Gowans Pneumonia
Cure external.
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WANTED To EXCHANGE ADDING MA
chine for Typewriter. Lock Box, 1872.
Tarboro. N. c. 43-3t sun
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ONE MAN, EACH UNOCCUPIED STATE
with references and few hundred dol
lars secures twelve years business, sell
ing only article Of its kind in the world
protected by four patents. Hull, ISL
East 23d ST., New York.
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WANTED-sTATE MANAGER TO MAN
age branch Office Chicago firm. $4,000
yearly with commissions also all ex-
penscs; permanent position. $4,000 cash
security required. Address, 7. Bonner,
2t0 Pontiac Bldg, Chicago.
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WANTED MEN EVERYWHERE-G GOOD
ray; 10 distribute circulars. adv. mat
ter, tack signs. etc. No canyassing.
National ADV. Bureau, Chicago.
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EXPERIENCED SALESMAN, OR PLY
stefan not practicing, to sell to doctors.
Established trade. Permanent. re.
muncrative. p. 0. Box 85S. Philadel-
phia. 4172t sur wed.
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This is a progressive age. Blue Ribbcn
lemon and vanilla are the up-to. date cX-
tracts. Best ever made.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-17

Hilsbero is to have a bank in the near
future.
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The Mcdowell Democratic convention
will be held on the 18th.