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A-..f- from the pleasure 80 esting seas"uabie
fruits before h..e .nnine the first meal Of the
AIS. thi- custom has undoubtedly arisen from
tI. a.li known fact that nearly all fruit and
moore. particularly PRIMES contain natural
i.. t,te- principles which act directly the
stomach arid bowels.
fnr-tf. patton. tina. dread and troublesome
c.aat4aint which j. undoubtedly the basic cause
OFT ff.--tsuti.- II the dyspepsia. indigestion.
by. business ete. =o prevalent among our -"
M to-day. aud which. II ueg;iec ted surely leeds
30. -.-,-. -a- riicated and serious organic dis
~. c.tr surely ~ prevented. and when not
f f.iYarcs can b. absolutely cured BY Gle iu-
u ..l~ ~. 20 The modern laxative and csihar-
tic California Prune Wafer.
Ghr5 arc uut patent medicine ~ the or'iina-
-t -ere. o. the word, bring compounded from
f.-A California Pruu.-. which every intelligent
r. r...f now. is truly natures laxative.
daInts iittis wafer. always the same. com
pr.rA..l u. : hiehJ concentrated from fresh
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Fruit at the Breakfast Table
Nature Provides its remedies which, it used
judiCiOusly, insure perfect health at
all times

California Prulrs. they are = t,.5si df> so.v
emit acting or the contents cf tie -s'lnurh - q
bowels and not "a the organs themselves.
They r,su..s &c tho Liver and -ioslrl. Gle. ne,
the - stem and Parifs tia. Blood cr'~ al Pow
II Troubles. BiiinrsSe>-. Pad E-y"fh. Tad
Blood Wind on tie Bread ain..f.d Bo,.sls,
Foul MJuth. H-aosei,e iIuigsst on. Pr ,.l-s
and DIZZINESS.
Every ho~sehold should hf.s,- IT, fc-ai', 81
agc ~ GALA fORNIA PRIME WATERS. ND
AT the first Siyns Of approaching illness Or = hen
under the ,her. AXE a couple 90 waters I'D
he doctors ti'.s VII. - T. 49, sassi!e =
than they are Gov.
You can eat what you pirss- = yor follow
each meal viii, "a CALIFERNfs pSt' III Ma
FER. shich quickly 1is,1.Ees the Anoss digest
be food and helps 10 carr u f'rnuy' and cDf
Of the system in grnti. al "a ..cnlrnfg' manner
without the StiGl t-t I,ai~. - 49, rst.-ss
Iop Waters for 10. IRVING DRUG 90 : -
Proprtsrnr~ Philsd-i CHA, ~.
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s1Catarrh:Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLIt,A TIONS, II they
ca nBnt reach the seat of the disease. Ca
,srrh il = blood or constitutional disease,
ard IL order Ia cure il You must take Ia.
teroel remedi.s. Halls Catsrrh Cure Is
'-ksn .nr -rnalIv. and acts directly nu the
bi..od STd mucous surfsces. Halls Ca
'arrh Cure u not n qunck medicine. II
ga pre<ori bed bay Que of the best physi-
ciars IL this country for wears and Is a
regular pr. scripfi"a- IL is composed OF
the best torics known. cumbIned with
he riond por'fi-r~. aching directly On the
moe surfaces, The perfect c.,m biha-
ioa az the tw. isgi edi-nt~ Is what pro
.luc~- -uch voads rful- results III curing
taisrrtI. Sossi S.r testimonials free.
. +. q. CHENEY 4 co. Toledo. Ohio
Sold by JruxR ,.s-. price SC.
Halis Fsniiiy Pills are the hest
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Charter of ArnOTy Light aud
Power COfupanY.

Be II knnwo that l. b. Camp, A G.
Tn"mp-au. y. Mnlio-. ) May,
A, Ma, field. L. ID. Gilmore. A NJ. Green
and AL others thai may tie associated with
them ard ih"ir sBccess sr-. besng DESTROYS
of forming ihemsrlv+- into n Cooperation
10 br Known The AnurA Light aud
Power Com .'aDy. do hereby present the
foila~inx rticies of incorporation, under
the corporate laws of the State of Mi.si.-
sippi, the me To be approved aud
corded a. l.e law mas direct.
Article The ot;c-. domioiie a"d
place of tu-ict-.. shall DE Amory, Missls
-ippi
J. That laid c"rpnra'I1b A. created
Tor the purpose of .reering aud operating
sn eject &c light piant, turpi-hiug power
for ans other plant or purpose. aud 70
establish mnnI bly, aud yearly rentsis for
its light aud power, and do sucb othec
business for The carrying on of the pur
poee FOR which this corporation a. cres
red.
3 The pitai stuck of thls corpora
tion shsii tie Eight Thousand Dollars
rs 0oO 90; ite stock shali be divided into
shares OF Fifty Dollars each: the stock
holders owning a Rsjnries of the stock
may fip the perc-r,sge "f the STOCK TO be
called for 20 ne nusinr~- vi the COMPANY
demands IL. Tue Company NAV urgan
i2e ar'i b"gin business when Five Ihon-
sane Doiiers IF the capital stock mail
hav- beer snhsctiood
This C..,np any ~ CREST d fos "a ,.--
n 4 ~ ii ~ year- unless -snus-r v'iaura
r'y ar iryn.ubtrTiiv ..l-suiV-d arc r., ;,
I Az
). rh,~ co"o,!i. shIi. IA ..r t,r. p -,
IA ac,in,r.- - ia. ~ rF--gs ne.
ret ana I'-r>-o-i p"op~st. ga. n
IA c,s-SHsS - n -3f- cs.u ia:5 q, - s.s.:I
nss- not l.. v.o'.>rI,.a at law. Nav 1T &
mi,e't nhuhvr rf @i.ir2 snn L..isfIuc
uie.riu-s- sur ami lie sd prosecute arr
be pro-, cofed e.. l.'isnrr 80 sati-fac
ti"p h~fcr. Any c.a-'; my has- ~
rnLe - -: sr,s cuuffaor AM h- Contracted
with: may hnrsow aud ichs: money p
ecu. the --me by n"r'gses or 'th-r-
wiss: inRy ~ its frsnchis, IN. ke AL
by Tvs hs,' contrary 10 ia~
q. In. -t.,.khold-i~ hoi4-lng ms Or
Itl 80 he stock rlsy Ineer ~. mo. Miss
40, time THIS mHs !, sire aId orgsl
b., rtinY three 5ir,cr-,r Pr->i ,-.it.
WHO shalt I've ,n.- al fse Il cIor-; &c
President. s cretare Manager, I.-A U r.:
So. "a other fl 'r..s "a 'h-.Y Day .f--,n
n. rrs-sey Toe oar. .'t"r> shall have in'i
az The c.'' ptHs
Ia -rr,s.ir- lie shsrr-- "a
tn. minute, tta- iu-rt,ug uf ihe 81 ok
hoi isr~ oSrnr ,u. =. ~ .;,- - TX
AMI ti- II orga ;z4 I.n th-r-o. snail
h. evidence at ire fu.' --.cept .Is@
S-p'sms,-t y. 'y04
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mem bers the Board adjourned To
ir.t Monday in October.
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interest II lie tsG:Dcs CHAPEL
achoolfouse ~ roId to the high :;
bidder. after jue publication II
sale nas been made
j. j. Danuur a4.u } /. 1ivure
were appointed commissioner. to
! report on proposed change pc
titioned for by sundry citizens of
the Gatman road IN third district
! j Y Mccoy was employed It,
superintendent OF the couuty con
victs at ssis'y of $50 per
mouth.
Supervisor FL q Brook entered
his protest against allowances
made 10 GilleyleD Il Lef.wich and
ID W. Houston, attorneys. tor
fees allowed them in the case of
l.. ID Booth versus Monroe coun-
. ", for the reason that same - j.
legal The fees amounted To
SII937
Lands OF A n Rye et al. were
added to stock law territory in
first district
Certificate of State Auditor ap-.
proving the personal sssessment
rolls of Monroe county was re-
oeived and spread on the
minutes.
Contract for building bridge
across Matubba Greek. in fifth
district, was let to G . BrysL
and J f. Hollingsworth for 1870.
5. V. Shumake WAS appointed
overseer of Randolph road froru
Aberdeen 10 Cedar Greek
Jesse Owen was appointed over
seer of Bigbee Switch road from
Bigbee to Aberdeen and Rich
mond road
Henry Rye and Monroe Wal
ters were appointed commission
rrs to report on change IN Wolf
road, third district. from X. b
Cox's to j. j. Depries,'s store
house, as petItioned for
Z. u Nsbers. surety on bond OF
+ ID. Dobbs, marshal of Smith
vile. asked to be released as said
surety and r. ID. Dobbs sas cited
to appear before the Board at it-
next meeting to show cause why
petition of &. q. Nabers should
not be granted.
The County Auditor WAS or
dered TO charge r. e. Crenshaw.
sheriff, with tax on solvent credits
of H. Strouse aud Mra. JuiiH
Strouse. assessed by order oil
Revenue Agent Writ Adams
A tax of nine mills on the dol
lar was levied Tor county pur-
poses for the fiscal year
A loan warrant for the .um OF
50. TOP %, bearing : per cert. m
terest and payable % he fret
lay of January. 1905, wae is-ued
10 the Bank of Aberdeen.
LII WA ordered that The pew
Jail be located on the property b.
longing to the county immediately
easi of the present location Of th,-
Did Jail.
Benton Rickle WAS appointed
overseer of Sipsey Valley road
from Greenwood Springs road 20
Mrs Emma CreDshsw's
DR. III + Broyles was appointed
overs-er of Sipsey Valley rosd
from Greenwood Springs To X
g X X
Contract for building new ysi
AS let to Dobson a. Bynum. OF !,
Montgomery, Ala, for ST.. 4O5 80
pay able as follows. $1,000 cash.
50, 600 in one year, 5000 in ~ . 4
years, aud -, 1880 in four year-
from completion of contract. H..
deferred pay ments 10 bear ia
crest st the rate of 6 per cent
The contract system of working
The public roads. rs provided IL
chapter ll9, acts of 1900, Wa
adopted for this county. sau,e t.
apply from this date Sept. TO-
1904. Present overseers Of roads
will b- required to discharge their
duties until their commissions ex
pire.
A special tax of one mill was
levied ~ road tax.
Back tax assessment ayainst -
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GULFPORT. MISS

The coming great port the Gull Mexico have PROPOSE
offer that be Ncced part the United
being sole the best
adjacent GulfpoI. have addition particular wish
call
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tate OF Mrs. q. A., c. r. and E
l.. Sykes and Mrs. n. E. Pea
cock, approved for the sum of
$77,O54. This settlement does not
include assessment on Opera
House.
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RACE TRACK ADDITION.

This mile the
the Race Track which Will make lots by treble
sold that this Railroad will be within from
TO build
placing ON nd
lot 100 lots sold thereafter There about
Track
One Hundred lots sold the last bring
The pay follows cash per
each with
n makes
years
Guport per many hou;
to-day per lot These further believe
equally valuable BY
Get while you cheap Buy your children;
be means giving GOOD n his oppoT
tunity again
Form ami plats showing location address
PHIL A. DOi.AN C1nfport,
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!s;ic:IR}0lflJlA

When child had a very severe at
tack of Diphtheria. which came near prov-
ing fatal Upon recovery the glands Of the
neck were very much enlarged. and after
the free use of iodine. the right enc was
reduced to its normal size, but the left
one continued TO grow-very slowly AT
first, until II was about the size of goose
egg. which began to press on the wind
pipe. causing difficult breathing. and be-
came very painful. An incision Wa made
and Large quantity of puS discharged.
The gland WIS removed, or As much as
could with safety be taken out For ten
years | wore a little piece of cloth about an
inch long IN my neck to keep the place
open. During this time / had To have il
cut open Nv the doctor every time took
cold or the opening clogged In the Spring
or eGrly Summer of 1854 was persuaded
by my wife TO use s s s., which I did,
strictly in accordance with directions.
took twcnty-six large bottles ard was en-
tirely cured, for have not suffered since
that time. B. = RAGLAND
Royal Bag Mfg. Co.. Charleston s c
Only a constitutional remedy can reae,
an hereditary disease like Scrcf,oa When
the blood Is restored to a normal condition
and the scrofulous deposits IRE carrie oil
there is a gradual return TO health. SIS
- IS we'll known as a
J ]
~ ~ - blood purifier and
tonic. II Is the
onl v guaranteed.
N strictly vegetable
"a reruedysoid. Ifyou
have any signs of
\ Scrofula. write us
and our physicians
- - - will advise youfres
The Swift Specific Company, Atlasta, Ga
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Non RE sident Notice

NOneNe St0eae Notice.
IL. Sat. sf Ai-Si-.irp;. Monroe Cannts
Charcrry Court. Deceust-r &- Iss.
jesse Walton
Va M 3sS@
Reh~crs Jones Walton.
To R.becca Jones Wslton, post Office address
unknown
You cousme ndsd To apt as.r befcrc the
Chsncery conrs 81 "a ID county, IN the city of
Ain rdeen, MISSES ppi. 90 the
Second Monday an December,
1904 then and there tn defend the suit in said
court OF Jesse Walton. wherein you are the de-
PENDANT.
Witness any hand this he Sd day Of Sep:em-
her 1874. G. p. SMITH. Clerk.
D. W. Houston. Solicitor for Complainant.
September 9, 1874.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-12-29
A lady who was quite unfa

A lady who was quite unfa.
miliar with railroading vernacu.
lar was visiting a railroad town
recently while a freight train
was being made up. AS the
train was backed up one of the
brakeman called to the other:
Jump on to her when she
comes by, run her down beyond
the elevator and cut her in two
and send the head end up to the
depot" The lady ran and yell.
ed murder as hard as she could.
Elk.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-12-29
JOINT INSTALLATION
Of OFFICERS

One of those delightful occas-
ions which in after years is only
associated with pleasant mem
ories occurred Tuesday evening,
when Occidental Lodge No. II,
A. F.. q A. M, and Fidelity
Chapter No. 13, Order of Eastern
Stars, held joint installation OF
their respective officers. AL.
though the night was bitterly
cold, with drifting snow and a
fierce "norther" raging, it did
not deter many of the ambitious
ones from attending.
The installing officers were
Geo. A. Luce, P. M, and Mrs.
G. R. Pepper, P. W. M.
Following are the names and
offices of those installed for the
ensuing year:
A.. Fl. & A. IN.
A. E. Warner, w. NJ.
George A. Warner, S. w.
Geo. Story, S. S.
DR.. M. G. Johnston, S. D.
A. S. Moote, Chaplain.
B. F. Walden, Tyler.
Rev. H. Gilpatrick, Sec'y.
]. H, McCollom, Treas.
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Parties wishing ice please
phone No. 38 or 40. Orders
promptly attended to.
G. w. johnson,
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Q. e. S.

Mrs. A. E. Warner, w. M.
A. E. Warner, w. P.
Mrs. Klovs tad, Warder.
Miss Eta Mclean, Ruth.
Mrs. E. Johnson, Esther.
B. F, Walden, Sentinel.
Mrs. Geo. A. Warner, Treas.
The absent officers of the A.
F. & A. M, who will probably be
installed at the next stated com.
munication, were:
J. A. Pepper, J. w.
7. F. Beadle, j. D.
w. w. Hazlett, J. S.
Those of the O. E. S., were:
Miss Alta Gilmore, A. M.
Mrs. Woodworth, Cond.
Mrs. H. H. Fulmer, Asst Cond.
Mrs. Beadle, Ada.
Mrs. Mayes, Electa.
Mrs. Parr, Chaplain.
Mrs. Henry Palfrey, Sec'y.
After the conclusion of the
ceremonies an elegant repast,
which had been prepared by the
ladies, was partaken of with
keen relish after the evenings
labors.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-16
PERSONALS.

Mr.. W. D. McIver, of New Bern, was
here Sunday.
Mr.. ]. b. Boone, superintendent of the
Thomasville orphanage, was a visitor to
the city Sunday.
MIR. B. Hobgood, of Garner, was in Raj
eigh Sunday.
Mr. J. r. Allen, of Auburn, was here
Sunday.
Mr.. r. NJ. Sossman, of Durham, was a
visitor here Sunday.
Mr.. J. F. Finley, of North Wikesboro,
was here yesterday.
Capt. r. P. Gray, of Gree2sbero, was
in Raleigh Sunday.
Mr. j. L. Fleming, OF GreenVllie, was
here yesterday.
Mr. e ". Wick, of Selma, was a vlsl-
tor to Raleigh Sunday.
Mr.. b. I. Nicholson, OF Hot Springs, is
in the city.
Judge ". b.. Council, of Hickory, was
in Raleigh yesterday.
Mr.. Z. NJ McIver, of Chapel Hill, was
at the Park Hotel Sunday.
Mr.. J. w. Gooch, of Dunn, was here
yesterday. >.
Mr.. W. c. Newland, of Lenoir, IS VS.
itor to Raleigh.
Messrs. A. D. Ward and NJ. Dew. Stew
enson, of New Bern, are in the city.
DR.. j. z. Kerr, of Lilesville, IS In Ral-
eigh.
Mr.. J. II. Conner, of Greensboro, is g
visitor to the city.
Attorney General r. D. Gilmer returned
from Waynesville Sunday morning.
Gen. B. S. Register arrived in the city
last night from Oxford
yxrov,t ~, Durham Npss-
teruay On a business trip.
Mr. r. r. Boyd left Yesterday fot
Rcidsville to attend the FpllerPenn wed
ding.
Mr.. ~. D. Adams. of wadesboro. is IN
tbs city at the Park.
Nj. J. c. Crawford of Williamson, is
a visitor to Raleigh.
Mr. ]. n. Davis, of Mayodan, is IN the
citr at the home Of his father, Capt.
7. w Davis.
Nj. ]. A. Turner, of Louisburg is in
the city.
Mr.. David Clark, of Charlotte, was in
the city Sunday.
COL Thomas S. Kenan has returned
from visit to Wilmington.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-16
LENT Is AT HAND.
Tomorrow Will be Ash Wednesday,.
Origin and History.
Lent begins tomorrow.


The beginning of this sacred season.
which is observed by vast numbers of
Christian people, occurs tomorrow
commonly called Ash Wednesday Nent
is the forty days fast before Easter in
imitation of Moses, Elijah, the Nine
vltes and our Lord. The season consists
OF forty-six days, but the six Sundays
are not fasts, so the number forty is
lctt. The institution of the Lenten fas.
was of very early origin. The name OF
the season is supposed to be derived
from the old English word for spring
''Le1cten," meaning perhaps the tim4
when the days lengthen. In the first
General Council of the church held in
325 A. D., alIusion is made to the OBJ
servance OF Lent and this reference
tends to confirm the belief that this
season had already been long establish
ed, so it may safely be said that an
aEte-paschal fast of some kind has been
observed continuously in the Christian
church from the beginning of the see
ono century down to the present time
Il was but natural that the duration OF
Lent should finally fix itself upcn forty
days. This is period that occurs fire.
quently in the Bible as time OF fast
W
went up into the mount to receive the
law says, 81 abode III the mount forty
days and forty nights I neither dill
eat bread nor drink water
so, too it is inferred by many that
Elijah tasted forty days after he had
twice eaten food prepared by an angel,
land went in the strength Of that meat
forty days and forty nights unto Horeb
the mount of Cod
briefly, to instance few more ola
Testament examples of this number for
ty: This was the number of<days God
covered the earth with the deiuge this
the number CT years in which the child
ren of Israel did penance in the wilder
ness; and the Ninevites had this mum
Der Of days allowed lot CEcir repentance.
Chiefly, however. is the parallel found
in, the life OF our Lord who led up of
the spirit into the wilderness to Ee
tempted OF the devil, tasted forty days
ana forty nights
So this season is set apart for a spe-
cial time of fasting, penitance, prayer
and almsgiving. Ii has brought com
fort and peace and pardon to burdened
souls in nearly every age. and its in
crossing Observance in some form By
denominations which Few years s&ic2
scarcely regarded it shows the wide
spread influence it continues to exert
over Christian people.
Ash Wednesday falls on February II,
Pam Sunday, March q; Good Friday,
April l, and yesterday, April g.
The observance of Lent in the Roman
Catholic and Anglican communions-th
latter includes the Episcopal church in
this country-is made obligatory by cano-
meal requirement.
The regulations for Lent in TIE Roman
'Catholic church are very rigid and con
tain rules prescribing diet for the faith
iul and other measures OF abstinence to
DE practiced.
IN the Episcopal churches Lent is a
season of fasting, selfrestraint and special
retirement from the world, a remuneration
Of social pleasures, and a time for NOR
earnest prayer and devotion in prepaa-
tioa Of the life TO come.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-16
Feeble Old People.
For All Such People in Raleigh We
Guarantee vinol Will Create
Health. Strength and Vi
tally, or Return OF
Money.

Hundreds of old people right here in
Raleigh need just such a strength maker
and body builder as our delicious cod
liver oil preparation, Who'll and we
simply cannot understand why they will
continue to drag out a half-dead and half
alive existence, when we guarantee Vinol
will infuse new life, invigorate every or
gan in the body, stop the natural de-
cline and make them well, vigorous and
strong.
If you want to know how an aged,
feeble, discouraged man or woman may
be made active, cheerful and vigorous
read this letter:
Mrs. Catherine Therer, of Albany, NJ
Y, writes: six months ago 1 felt that
1 was broken down by age, and I was
doomed to the weak and feeble condition
of old people. The slightest exertion
tired me, and L had no strength My
daughter brought me bottle of Vinol. 1
soon felt an Improvement, l continued its
USE and am now well, cheerful and
stronger than | have been for years; in
fact, feel 10 years younger.
Vinol is not d strong stimulant which
reacts on the system, but it is a genuine
tonic and body builder which creates
strength by building up every organ in
the body to do its work as nature in
tended, and makes rich, red blood. In
this way it stops the natural decline and
replaces weakness with vigor. We wish
every old person in Raleigh would try
Vinol on our guarantee to return money
if it fails. Take dose of Vinol after
each meal and every night before retir
ing and note its beneficial effect. w. H.
King Drug Co.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-16
SCIENCE PREVENTS Badness.
The Fatal Germ and It's Remedy Now
Facts of Science.

1t is the rarest thing in the world for
a man to be necessarily bald. No man
whose hair is not dead at the roots, need
be baldsif he will use Newbro's Herpi-
eide, the new scalp antiseptic. Herpi-
eide destroys the germ that cuts the hair
off at the root; and cleans the scalp of
dandruff and leaves it in a perfectly
healthy condition. Mr.. Mannett, in the
Maryland Block, Butte, Mont, was en-
tirely. bald. In less than a month Herpi-
eide had removed the enemies of hair
growth. and nature did its work by COW
ering his head with thick hair an inch
long, and in six weeks he had q normal
suit of hair. Sold by leading druggists.
Send 1oc in stamps for sample to The
Herpicide Co.. Detroit Mich.
Henry T. Hicks & Co., special agents.
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FOR SALE-BUSINESS OF THE LATE
B. B. Witherington, Faison, N. c., gen
eral store, inventory about $4,000, stock
in good shape as to quantities and va
rieties; 10 head horses and mules; fat
cattle and feeders; a good opening fer
live man in the strawberry section OF
Eastern Carolina. Large store building
Livery and sales stables for rent also
Apply to NJ. Med. Williams, C. e.
Weatherby, administrators.
2-3-2W.
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statement to represent Us in the States
Of North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi
and Louisiana. Only those with ex
perience in travelling and who can com,
mand trade Apply with references to
NJ. H. Lauchheimer G Sons, Baltimore,
Nd. 2-l6-2t.
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MEw ADVERTISEMENT.

c. NJ. BUSBEE.-Notice of Sale.
''SIoEMAN.'' -Salesman Wanted.
BROWN &: WILLIANIS.-Tobacco.
ARMSTRONG GATOR & CO.-Balti-
more, Md.
THE CREDIT CLEARING HOUSE
Chicago. Ills.
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-16
TEE WEATHER TO-DAY.

Local forecast for Raleigh and vicinity
to p. m, Tuesday: Fair
Local data for Raleigh yesterday: Max
imum temperature, As; minimum temper
allure, 35; mean temperature, AZ. Total
rainfall .05 inches
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-16

EUROPEAN TOUR-PRJVATE PARTY
sailing from New York for Naples-vis-
itjng Italy Switzerland, France, Eng
4 land, in charge of Baltimore Iady-an
experienced traveller. Refers by per-
mission to Prof. VIM. c. A. Hammel
State Normal College, Greensboro,
North Carolina, who will forward appIi.
cations
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-16

BLIND OR ITCHING PILES CURED
Raleigh man who had suffered twenty
years by simple remedy Send % cents
and get receipt. Add. SIS f. B., care
News and Observer.
2-15-2t.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-16

TO MERCHANTS-ER RE-
ports make it necessary to publish that
the business of John A. Horner & Co,
Wholesale Notions, Baltimore. was not
affected by the great fire. Respectfully,
L. A. Simpson. 2-16-3t