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WIFE KILLED: HUSBAND DYING.
He says He shot Himself After She COM
mitte ed SuIcide-POlce Say He Killed Her.

Mrs. Kate Green. the wife OF Joseph
Green, a bartender, of pol Freeman street
Greenpoint, was found dead yesterday IN
her home She had been shot through the
heart. Beside her lay her husband with a
pistol wound in his head behind the right
ear. He was still alive and was taken to
81. Catharine's Hospital. He said that his
wife had shot herself and in a fit OF despair
he had attempted 10 end his own life Not
withstanding the mans statement Police
Captain Summers OF the Greenpoint avenue
station, after an investigation OF the case,
came 70 the conclusion that Green mad
shot his wife and then himself.
Mrs Green was 25 years Old ana ner
husband is 30. They were marrlea oniy ID d
few weeks ago. Green was employed IN
the saloon OF James Clark, at Eagle str eet
and Manhattan avenue. He failed 10 re-
mort for work yesterday morning. MS
empioyer waited until nearly noon ana
then sent Edward Devoe OF 90 huron street,
who was in the saloon, aipuiiu 1910 W 49, Vas
house 10 find out what the trouble was
Deyoe was unable to get INTO the mouse
He fonnd Policeman LanRdon in the street
and told him he believed something hao
happened to Green and his wife Langoon
kicked in the kitchen iSa doST doSy 81 Mrs Green
and Green living beside her. .S2-canpre
revolver with two empty chambers lay on
the floor. ,,h,,onoe from
Ct "stharine's Hospital DR.. Richmono
soid the woman had been dead at leas'
sair soi,a e'' hours. Green, although very weak
"ai Green cen said that on Wednesday night :, his
wife went out to visit friends. 1t was iate ave
When % she returned, being escorted TO- her
home by young man HI he ke knew snd SnIy sSs Se
LaIty, iant ~. scolding so much TO heart that at
m;dnifht MIDI i she appeared in the kitchen,
ntt"e haro he was seated, and after bidding him
GOOD GOOD bv ", shot herself through the heart.
Green said he picked up his Tite,s body
an.rondent dnu that he also decided 70 die
and shot himself in the head,
T. was said at the hospital last night that
Greer would probably die,
The sun., 1904-11-11
BANK SAFE BLOWN OPEN.
Burglars Get Between $1,000 and $1,000
and Escape In Q stolen RiE.

ROCHESTER,, Nov. lO.--Safe blowers blew
open the big safe in Briscoe j. Tupper's
bank in Churnhville, twelve miles west OF
Rochester, between 8 and o'clock this
morning, securing between $4,000 and
$1,000 in cash and escaping in rig stolen
from the barn of Joseph Snow, who lives
a short distance east of the bank. Five
charges of nitroglycerne were used in
blowing open the safe, which was completely
wrecked. The front Of the store in which
the bank is located wns wrecked.
Blankets found in the store, which is
one of the largest general stores In western
New York, were used in efforts to muff1e
the sound OF the explosion. Z. j. Amee,
who conducts hotel directly opposite
the bank heard the first explosion. got up.
looked out the window and saw one OF the
burglars p atrolling in front OF the hotel.
Realizing that the robber was armed, Ames
did not give the alarm. 1t was some time
afterward and after there had been four
more explosions that the thieves left the
bank with their booty and made on in the
stolen buggy.
Sheriff Bailey was notified and word was
sent to the local police. Officers on bicy-
cles got trace Of the robbers and are follow
ing them south of the city. In addition
to 50, 900 in currency. the safe contained
about $4,000 in negotiable paper. None
Of this was taken but much was destroyed
by the explosions. II is known that there
were three men in the gang.
The sun., 1904-11-11
sunRO0ATEs' NOTICES.

MARY II. BARTLETr.-ln pursuance OF an ords:
County OF New York. notice Is hereby given % a.
persons having claims against Mary n. eaftiett
the same with vouchers thereof. to the subscriber
a. her place OF trausscting business n the once Q.
FTanklln Bartlett, at No. II Pine Street. Hanover
Bank building. In the Borough Of Manhatts CITY
OF New York, on OF before the thlrtelh dAy VI D.
crmbef. lpJk
BERTHA K. BARTLETT,
Adm,nistratriI with the Will ANNEXED
Dated New YORK City. the twenty 'third day o.
June. 1904.
FRANKLIN BARTLETT.
Attorney for the Adnlinistrairlx with the WIN
annexed. II Pine Street. Borough OF hen
haitian. New York city.
The sun., 1904-11-11
TROUBLE OVER WOMAN's ALIBI.
Bookmaker Arrested for FerJur,-Noman
CHARGED With Larceny In OhicaEo.

Central Once Detectives Peabody and
Clarke arrested last night Frank Dowdell,
40 wears old a bookmaker, who says he lives
at 22e West Thirty-ffth street, on ben oh
warrant charging him with perjury. Dow.
dell was detained for a time at the Tender
loin station and later taken to Police Head
quarters.
Dowdell's arrest is in connection with
the extradition Of Edith Williams. who did
not want to go to Chico go to face a charge
OF larceny. The woman was arrested in
this city some time ago and attempted 70
prove that she was here when the alleged
Chicag Tence occurred. According TO the
police, Dowdell, with several other o 'rsons,
testified in her behalf.
The sun., 1904-11-11
fNGTNT RFN OFER FULTtEWHN'
'svanash Believed 10 Have Been Killed
Chasing Central Freight Thieves.

John Cavsnagh, a policeman attached
to the West Tooth street station. was run
over and instantly killed by New York
central engine in the freight railway yards
atNinety ninth street and North River early
Yesterday morning His head was crushed
and both legs broken. John Hsrney, an
engineer, found the body lying in. patch
oi shrubbery at the foot OF Ninety-ninth
street.
Cavanagh's post lay from Ninety-sixth
4; 70 10th street. He left the station at 4
night, m be did not respond 10 his call
ne sergeant ordered search. but no trace
q, him wae found II IL thought he met
~ death while chasing freight thieves.
The sun., 1904-11-11

NEW YORK SUPREME COUNT. New Yort
Coun,y-Henry H.; Jackson, plLnun' nfann
Donnelly, Stephen c. Wright, Mary wight, his
wife Mary" the nrst name beinr hctltoas ane
true nrst nsms being unknown 20 pls,nun' .a Shy
Of New York Geo5.e EssS Co ~ JONI Nex oGi
ls cS Ees co,.s oe
ing Co OF the City OF New YORK. The zibell Damp
Res!stiug Paint Co.. Paul PfoIenhAueI, Wnutp'
H. Nesbt Bernard Campbell and william Neih-
hart, defendants. summons
To the above named defendants:
You are hereby summoned 70 answer me cola
snsver on the Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty
days after the service OF this summons, sn-
elusive OF the day OF service, and In case Of your
failure 10 appear. or answer. Judgment WI %
taken against you by default for the reiiei os-
manded In the Complaint. 1. e..
Dated New YORK, September 9Th. lsN
STEPHEN X. JACKSON, Attorney for pla'hun. AVE
nue., Borough of Manhattan. New Sorl Gy.
To the defendants Gilbert T.. Orcuit Stephen
c. Wright and Mary Wright his wife. .Mary,
the trsi name being fictitious, the true frS nsme
being unknown to plaintiff:
The foregoi' summons Is serted upon you
by publication nrsuhnt TO az ordsI oi inc Zion, no,
OF the State Sf New York, dated the Sisi day OF
October 1904, and fled With the eomplaint on
the sis, day of october. 1904, In the once oi tns
CLERK OF the County of New York, al the County
Court House In the Borough OF Manhattan Saty
and state OF New York. which said complain,
was hled In said Clerks once on the s'h day o'
STEPHEN H.. Jackson. PeinaG't Attorney
IOs Lexington Avenue, Borough Of Msahsttan
New York CITY. New York.
The sun., 1904-11-11
BRAVES FIRE TO SAVE CHILDREN.
Newark Fireman Rescues Two OF Them.
but Only One WIN Live.

Fireman James Pagan Of Engine OF
Newark rushed into a burning room on the
second floor OF frame dwelling at IS
New York avenue and rescued two uncon-
scious children at noon yesterday. The
apartments were occupied by Edward 7.
Engelman and his family. Mrs, Engelmsn
was in the yard in the rear OF the house
when she discovered that her kitchen wss
on fire. She tried to reach her two chill
dren, but wac driven back by smoke and
flames.
Firemen Fagan and Patrick Lynch and
Lieut.. Bowers were the frst to arrive and
Pagan broke down the door and groped
through flames and smoke until he found
the Children An instant later he dashed
out with child under each arm and was
led down the stairs by Bowers and Lynch.
Two-yesr-old Theodore Fngelmsn was
beyond recovery. but bis four-year-old
brother was hurried to st. Jamees Hes
Pital and viii probably pull through.
burned, but Fagsn had his neck. face and
hands burned In rescuine them
The sun., 1904-11-11
Monitor wyoming Aground in Puget Sound.

SEATTLE. Wash, Nov. 10 Lea wing
Bremerton for target practice. the United
States monitor Wyoming, Capt. Gotman.
ran aground Yesterday at Point White.
Port Orchard parrows, twelve miles ont
from Puget Sound navy yard. in fog
Two plates were sprung, causing leak
which flooded two compartments. The
vessel was pulled of after being hung up
for about three tours. She will have TO
70 into the dry dock
The sun., 1904-11-11
a,.nop Mcdonnell Opens a New Building

Bisbop Mcdonnell and large number
of nriests opened and blessed the new an
ner b,,ildine of the Ozanam home for friend
less women yesterday afternoon at 20 Con-
cord street, Brooklyn. The home was
onened three years ago in the building at
"A and a Concord street, the old Low man
SION az Sn and has cared for over 5000 friendless
won women. M, It is run by the s.. Vincent De
Paul Society and named l. after io, freaef,ek ef,eT
R;sbon McDonnell had blessed the home q
reoeption was held Nearly all the Catholic
pastors in BROOKLYN and number OF city
officials attended il.
The sun., 1904-11-11
Justified in Knlins Jim WOO Y

Mrs. Grace Pitman, who was arrested
on a charge OF killing Jim Woo Kee. q
Blocker street Chinese laundryman, With a
cleaver last week. was e1operated by a
Coroner's jury Yesterday, on the groun d
that she acted IN self -deferc,. She said that
when she went into the laundry to look for
her lost sister the Chinaman attached her
and she killed him to get away.
The sun., 1904-11-11
Southern Boule ward t2ooih streeD.

Southern Bouley ward (200ih StrteU'
The Approximate amount Of the Lien or enaIcs
TO satisfy which the above described propef,y 70
10 he sold U Sla CO., With Interest thhtecn IRON
November l. 1904, together With tho costs ant Alloy.
Anoe. amounting to the sum OF soSou WITH tniefsst
expenses OF the sale. The appro ximsn amouni
Of taxes assessments or other Hens 10 be aliowea
BY the Referee is - %5aG With Interest.
Dated, New York, November 1904
FREDERICK. g. WETTERAu, o..
ueferre
The sun., 1904-11-11

Weinse,mer TO BE Sentenced on Monday.
Diamond Phil weinseimer. former preei-
dent OF the Building Trades Alliance. who
was convicted Of extorting s7,70o from
George j. Essg, a boss plumber, will he
sentenced on Monday.
The sun., 1904-11-11
CLOTHING.

rrYYY3wND Pay Us 81 ioo weekly. Geuue.
ElASS1M9S mems clothing fnstt 70 order
EXCHANGE CLOTHING CO.. 80 BwsI. Room
Out Of town mail orders address Room J.
The sun., 1904-11-11
PAHNnROkERS' SALES.

.-~->-->>>e>>->-
l.. L. FIRUsKI. Auc,.. 20 Bowery. sells 10 A. NJ
Nov. ii-by Levy & Coon. iswelry.
prior Now T. isos, and all older dates 6eia over.
wsisse SsS SsE swsy D. snd Fs II "a sGSs Do Now E.
and all older dates & held OYER. @ s,, .,...
NG = S % sna ~ 1ais nsa 1 Sd
Nov. is BY Gold,tone Bros. 5,s. formerly ss.
Sa prior T; Nov. o 3. 1905 and ali Older a.se. " ''
g.s L. Ts's ss ,c @ o. iPs 10, al md P: ii sse s.
served from previous sales
.uS SVS q. s,n sy eosas &c. pisascd s so1
Nov m.sy f: :, Lemon 4 Son, ,.t. !; E Lemon
and al pledges pnot Nov g. 1905. and all older
Nov. is-By !. Goidsohmid,. i,s1 "a s,.; da.
monds, watches, jeweIfy md ell pledges pri"r
CENTRAL AUCTION CO. N. sheehan. kus
uoneer, 163 and 1A Canal 81.
.xs xsT .s ]. lasa. esSa.a ssa % M fsss Y ss
SsS sy sy ha H: ss.s.s: s|s!sas ,e s,..a..y e
nSnd. i.Mer n .ts s,a Nos. aS., to si'" pledged IN
Nss eE SnsssS to sdsS g. p'ss.ss al
Sov. b-by Barney Loan Co.: ciothing.
Nov. ie--By L. NJ Levy. pI Columbus sv.; du-
monds jewelry. &C., pledged TO Nov .. 1868
Nov. is-By J. Simpson 4 o.. z1s PARK TOW
oloth,ng Nos I 10 5000. 10 Oet. I. Ipos
Nov. i1-By Ftllin: ievelry
Nov. iT--By X. Miller. 7tT Ninth sv.; eiothint Z 70
Nov. is-By Filip; clothing.
Nov. is-Bs John Simpson, i& Bovery dormeriy
i1s: dismonhs, jewelry. etc, TO No 1to. Sept d
1908, and old dates.
JOS. sHoNGooD SONS. Ape,'ts, ~ Bswery.
etc l. C. Neuberger. "a eth az.
Nov, n-Men't aud vomens clothing, ete. Job 4
j. Aaron Son. iN Grand q.
Nov. i4-Clothing NJ. Levy. isis ID ~.
Nov. i5-c1othins, etc. pledged prior ~ Nev. q
iaos Prevalent Loan Society, 27a 9Th av.: 10
Eidridge st.. iip West t3d ST.; los East i2Ste at.
pledged to Nov. & 1905 Spberstean Brcs., IS,
sth av.; D. Silberstein's Sons. 10 9th Ay.
Nov. ie-JewelU, Baum Bros lee Bowery.
Nov. i7-Men's and wornen's clothing, etc :,
pledged 10 Nov. 10, 1908 r, Fox, 70 sth sv.
ELI soB2L, Auotioneer. o. Bowery. sells 10 An
| all foods pledged 70 Nov. ., 1900.
Nov. n-Clothipg. II: Sobcl. M eth Az.
Nov. i4--ciolh,nr dresses. shoee. etc wn
Prayer, tt1 ith sy
Nov is-Cioihing. S.wronk.I a Son, 1881 fat sy
Nev. ia-Clothtng, overoosts. dresses, shoes, etc
| Thee Newrusn q Sors brooklyn.
Nov. i7-Jewe'ry. Sol Cnger. leo Amsterdtm av,
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East Side.
Neat Sids

1sn ST., IS EAST. opposite Hotel Msnhsttar
Large room with private bath: small room; tels
phone.
The sun., 1904-11-11

ADAMS ST, 3it Brooklyn Newly furnished
front psrIor TO let In private family.
The sun., 1904-11-11

80 EXTRA CHARGE FOR IT.
Advertisemeuu for The sun and Evening sun
may be- left q any Americas District Messenger
ef6cs N ~ du until sP. ~ :,
The sun., 1904-11-11
MEDICAL.

QUICKEST PERMANENT CURE In diseases
OF men; dangerous cases solicited; relief al onee;
those deslrtnI only hrst class scientific treatment
should call. Tho leading specialist DR.. DoNSCHuR
ltl West 7lEt 81. Hours s.s and GO: SUNDAYS iois
The sun., 1904-11-11

10Th ST. II WEST-Furnished physician
once for rent and rooms.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-17

chiefes things the islands negoa
ton of treaty the Hawaiian planters
and the pending sale of Territorial bonds By
for the sale OF Hawaiian centriuga the controllers of renee
all likelihood disturbance of this field
three wholly obvaed Mr. E. Tenney acted New York
for the Island having special journey
Under the treaty the producers
favorable Tenney
task of list of the
Hawaiian business and admittedly the closest student
OF the worlds and markets Refining will
Honolulu Plantation according agreement with
market the will look to
OF the recently executed three settled
conditions OF the interests locally has been brought about
the result OF Mr. 1enney transactions with the
hdence the plantation than The
Honolulu brokers doing better business than
they had five years ago. The trading large
free market both buying and selling being accomplished
Eva usual heads the list McBryde
lua rapidly for the buyers causing slight
Many OF the orders for this stock the
has jumped ahead like locomotive
and Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar
hammer likewise Hama The latter life again
the signs of the doom of the Hawaiian industry
again of central mill Honolulu This
Porto Rico where Mr.. Lowre formerly manager
Hawaiian Commercial has located. The plan grind
producers
talk of half million dollar MILL present
on Pape61
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-17
Lieutenant Commander Rodman, Well Known
In Honolulu, Is Said to Be On Board As
the Executive Officer of the Ship

That the United States cruiser New Orleans lately ordered
home from Cavite of commission, will Honolulu
the way the United States every
believe
The New Orleans has been
for number OF and will oonmision be-
the board her
rnissioning of larger and modern vessels
The New Orleans, it will be remembered, Of the
finished South American government which
her, awaiting the yard
her builder at the outbreak of the The
United States looking for ships that old kind
of ships and the bcabrac accumulated fancy
prices New Orleans together with ship her. the
Albany The did this country during the Spanish
little good And is highly probable
the Orleans put OF that she will
be used perhaps station ship somewhere
coming way of this time, nevertheless
board Executive Officer Lieutenant Com
years of the Navy Yard
the station ship here and who of the of the
mos widely and avorably known in Honolulu.
the here time, she should be able
carry beated Christmas mail the mainland 1t not known
sailed Cave but the from there to Honolulu
should be made in about eighteen days
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-17
JUDGE LITTLE OF HILO IS
THE MAN NOW AT PANAMA

paper prints pcure-o Judge Gilbert F. Little
in correspondence Panama, wherein the Judges part de-
Tending the company detailed Following
Judge Titles argument proved comprehensive
ent of the He contended that the president
MISUNDERSTANDING nterpre especial relation the
score of sovereign power the
He forges Little that outside of what is neces-
say construction of the canal the treaty
absolutely read into the treaty lines
that are not there plain provisions
The the astonishing declaration that the
treaty. itself was regularly and fact
binding force United States Panama In
port of this he said whole treaty violation OF
ternatona law void Panama
and ndependent power treamakng
He treaty signed by this infant republic
BIRTH with political mind
too principles and weak to defend them
rendered The president did
this however and the United States took advantage
of its weakness inability dictate winch should surely
have been by any formidable government he United
States was practically making treaty with itself.
There this infant republic had tile first vse
of Yet OF the ohlc1als OF the
this little infant republic should De
and suenance taken from because
they the to do IT.
This is question American honor And the people OF the
proud OF JUSTICE are 100
of their own permit false construction to be put
mon This treaty By the president order that he wiring from
weak and rights privileges revenues or con-
could justly under the rules OF terna
tiona law had the physical power to do So
This great sensation throughout the lana ana
was significant that Immediately after its delivery Gov DAVIS
evidently under Washington began to relen and the
regular of order further limiting the
sovereignty OF Panama ceased Gambling and selling lottery
Continued on
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-17
FAIR EXCHANGE.
A New Back for an Old One
How 1t is Done In
Honolulu.

Sometimes the back aches with a
dull, indescribable feeling, making you
weary and restless; sometimes pain
shoots across the region of the kidneys,
and again the loins are so lame tc
sroop IS agony. No use plastering or
rubbing the back in this condition. You
cannot reach the cause. To exchange
a bad back for new and stronger
one, follow the example of this Homo
lulu citizen:
Mr.. A. J. Cahill, of Fort street, this
city, night Waterman in the employ Of
Messrs. T. II. Davies & Co., Ltd, SAYS:
whilst a young man 1 was a sailor
and at one time worked for the Inter
Island service. was, however.
obliged to give up sea life on account
of severe suffering from my back and
kidneys. For this l had tried various
remedies, but the one which restored
me to health was Doan's Backache
Kidney Pills-procured at HOLSTERS
pletely after years of suffering. If any
one desires further particulars he may
apply to me. 1 am to be found at Van
Dorns Ship Chandlery, Fort street"
You should get the same medicine
which helped Mr.. Cahill. See tha* the
full name DCAN'S BACKACHE KID
NEY PILLS is on the wrapper and re-
fuse any imitation.
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are
sold by all chemists and storekeepers
at 50 cents per box. six boxes $3.50. or
will be mailed on receipt of price by
the HOLSTER Drug Co.. Honolulu.
wholesale agents -fo- the Hawaiian
Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-17
REORGANIZE THE
SIGNAL CORP S

The signal corps of the First Regi-
ment National Guard of Hawaii is be-
ing reorganized and much new blood
infused. A number OF young men
have recently joined the corps and they
intend to engage earnestly in the wig
wa gging business Among the recent
recruits are W. D. Adams. Fred Angus,
Hugo Herzer. Jas. Dougherty, Harry
Wilder, Sam Chillingworth and Mr..
SMartZ
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-21
Much of Permanent Value.

My Dear Daniels: l wish To Write
TO congratulate you upon the very
handsome and interesting EDITION ol
the News and Observer. L nave ho'
had time since my return home to
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am always glad 10 see any evidences
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With all good wishes, 1 am
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Greensboro y. e.. Aug. 20. 1904.
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CLEANLY WOMAN.
Erroneousiy Thinks by Securing Her
Scalp That She Cures DandrufT.

Clearly woman has an erroneous idea
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Special Rates
VIA
Seaboard Air Line Ry.

HOT SPRINGS. ARK, and Return,
3O.6o-Account OF special SUM
mer Excursions to Hot Springs
etc. Tickets on sale each Wed
nesday and Saturday during
months Of July. August and Sep
TENDER. with final limit of 90 days
from date C sale. BY payment OF
difference between rate at which
ticket was sold and all Year
Tourist rate, an extension OF fnai
limit 10 90 days may be obtained.
RICHMOND, VA. and Return. S5.05-
Account Grand Fountain United
Order True Reformers. Septem-
Der 6th-I3th. Tickets on sale
September 18th.
SAN FRANCISCO-IOS ANGELES.
Cal. and Return, $65.25.-Ac-
count Triennial Conclave Knights
Templars September So and
Sovereign Grand Lodge /. o. O.
II. September 19:2ath. Tickets on
sale August 18th 20 Sept. 9Th i'm
elusive, with final limit October
2Srd.
For further information apply to
y. z. SMITH. 7. p. \, Raleigh. n. c.
{. II. GATTIS, c. p. K T. A, Raleigh.
n. C..
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The Struggle Not in Vain.

Dear Mr. Daniels; I cannot tell you
how much | enjoyed and value the
special edition containing the contri-
buttons of SO many choice spirits. III
seemed as if the sacrifice and struggle
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an enterprise.
Sincerely yours.
GEO. C. JORDAN.
Washington, Aug. is, 1904.
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FOR sALE-UP-To-nATE DRUG

store: well located; good trade: rea-
sonable rent: increasing business:
will sell at inventory; reason for
selling change of business. Address
Druggist care News and Observer
Raleigh. y. c.
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