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Miss Fanny Cox, of Elnora, Ind, who
has been the guest Of Mrs. o. T.. William
son the past week. left yesterday for
visit in MoOresville. Mrs. Freeman
Hughes, OF Birch avenue. will serve lunch
next Thursday for the Ladies' Aid No.
of the Morris-street Church. Mrs. John
Irwin and Mrs. Cole, of Franklin. are the
guests OF Mrs. Ora Irwin. Harry Penny
packer will return from COatsville, Pa, to-
day. where he has been for the past two
weeks at the bedside OF his mother. who is
seriously in....Th friends OF Harry Will
hanson gave him a surprise last evening
at his home on Harding street. the occa-
sion being his nineteenth birthday. Mr..
John Chambers. OF Columbus was the guest
OF his uncle. Charles Morrison. the past
week. Mrs Lillian Rowe Gibson. OF Terre
haute, has been the guest OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Dave Rowe. and other friends
the past week Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley of
Liberty, gave a temperance lecture at Trim
ity NJ. T.. Church last night entitled 'sWho
Killed Joes Baby The cottage prayer
meeting or Morris-street Church will be
held Wednesday evening with Mrs. John
Rush
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She1byviIle.

Mr.. and Mrs Daniel De PREF have re-
turned from a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Tindall has returned from visit with
Miss Emmert at Greensburg. Miss
Frances Kennedy is visiting Miss Lois Rut-
ledge at knightstown. Miss Nora Fleming
is visiting Mrs. Andrew Whipple at Rush
VILE. Mrs. Charles Means has returned
from a visit with Miss Myrtle DUNCAN
Peoria, Ill. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Muchmore. Mr.. Russell Griffey who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Griffey.
and Mrs HI H. c. sexton '' have returned from
a visit with DIR. and Mrs. Sexton at Rush.
vile. Mr.. and Mrs; ]: G.. De PREF enter
evening -. Miss Mary COnrey has returned
from a visit at Grand Rapids. Mich. Mes
DANES Clara Sedgwick and Harry Shelk
have returned from a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. O. Johnson at Indianapolis. -. Miss
Julia Gordon. of Morristown. is visiting
Miss Emma Billman.. Miss Aurilla letters
has returned from a visit with relatives
at Indianapolis. Lieut.. George l.. Good
rich is at home from the Philippines for
a brief visit with relatives Mr.. and Mrs.
George G. Morrison have gone to Martins
Vile Mineral Springs. MesSrs. August
De PREF and Alonzo Ballard have returned
from trip 10 the Pacific coast. Misses
Agnes and Gertrude De Groot have re-
turned TO their home in Indianapolis from q
visit with friends. Mr.. and Mrs. j. o.
Parrish visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w w.
Fuller at BoonYille. The engagement is
announced or Miss EStele Stroup, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. p. Stroup. and Mr..
Frank Langenskamp, Of Indianapolis, the
wedding to take place on Feb. TO-. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Higgins, who have been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Higgins. have
returned to their home In ST Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. b. II. Reece have returned
from visit at Franklin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Peck. who have been visiting Mrs.
G.. STAGE, have returned to their home In
Indianapolis. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spie
gel are visiting in Chicago. Mrs. Eliza
beth Sanford and Miss Sanford are visiting
friends in Indiana polls Miss Emma Mad
ing is entertaining Miss Dollie Sindlinger.
of Indianapolis. d. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Thompson have returned from a visit at
has been visiting Mrs. Loretto Cory, re-
turned TO her home at Dubuque Ia. Fri
day. Miss Frances Kennedy has her
guests the Misses Lois Rutledge, OF
Knightstown. and McMurran. of Salem.
Miss Susie Morrison, who has been visiting
Cincinnati Thursday. Miss Ruth Nelis
-. Miss Grace Burk has returned from a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Hagans at
Portland Miss Julia Ruth, who has been
visiting in Indianapolis, has returned home.
=. Misses Maude Whtcomb, Ora Todd and
Carrie Fastlaben, witnessed the "Japa-
evening Mrs. ID. A Street has returned
from a visit in Mount Vernon. o.. Walter
Sedgwick, of Enon Valley. Pa, is visiting
his mother Mrs. Clara Sedgwick.. Miss
Bessie Swails, Of Acton, is visiting Mrs.
H. b. Griffey.. Mrs w. G. McFadden has
Smith at Rushvilie. Mrs. Roxie Jones,
Misses Nora and Nina Rinehart and Hat
tie Hawk are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il.
Rinehart at Greenfield
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RushviIIe.

Mrs. Ira Hnligoss. of Anderson. is
visiting her daughters, Mrs. VIII M. Fra
zee zee and Mrs Dan WHAT Matlo Ss In this
from visit at Carthage. Miss Louise
Mauzy returned Friday from San Francis
co; where she had been for six months.
Miss Mia Smith Will enter the State Nor
NAL at Terre Haute next week....Mr. and
Mrs. James II. Frazee, of Richmond, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs: James Z. Gregg last
week. Mrs w. G.. Walmsley, or New Sa-
lem, is visiting friends at Anderson. Miss
Bessie Bebout has returned to Indianapolis
after visiting here for several days. Mrs.
few days last week Mrs; Esta Ryburn. OF
Glenwood, visited here last week. Mrs.
Hugh Gray was the guest OF Connersville
friends last week . Miss Nellie Rutherford
is at the home OF her brother, Ed Rether-
ford. at Carthage. Mrs j. NJ. Stevens has
returned from visit at Greensburg. Mrs.
Albert Bell. OF Connersville. is the guest of
her parents here. Miss Effie Irwin has re-
turned from Des Moines, Ia. where she was
the guest of Mrs. Nellie Conner Hewitt for
several weeks. Mrs. Cora Boots, OF Green
field. visited here last week. Mrs. Morton
Conner is at Shelbyville the guest of Mrs.
Robert Hudson. -. The -Four G. Club was
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Walker
Tuesday night. Mr.. and Mrs. James G.
guests last Sunday In honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Gregg. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl V.
Nippe entertained Saturday evening In hon,
or Of MIR. and Mrs Jacob Felts, who will
soon leave to enter college at Angola. -.
Miss Mary. Frazee was hostess to the kap-
pa Chi Club at the home OF her uncle, A.
V. Spivey. and his wife Friday evening".
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Darst, of Chicago, are
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Palmes, OF Middle
town, Ind, are visiting friends here. Miss
Merle Broadus, of Connersville is the guest
of her sister. Mrs. Thomas A. Coleman.
Mrs. Rebecca Wolter has returned from a
visit at st. Maurice. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Hancock. of Batesville, were guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hancock here last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Kirkpatrick en-
tertained at dinner last Monday. Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond G. Hargrove entertained
Tuesday evening.
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SLEEPING IN VACANT HOUSES.
Device OF n Man Who Was Unable to
Pay for Lodging.
Washington Post.

Washington Post
II have come to the conclusion that the
really deserving do not appeal for help"
said a well-known real estate and renting
agent, land 1 reached this conclusion by
catching up with fellow who work
ing game on me in order to get place
to sleep at night. The man had called
at the office four or five times and asked
for the keys of such and such a house.
saying that he would look through and
return the keys next day. He always re-
turned them promptly. saying that the
house did not exactly suit. The fellow
was always decently dressed and had
every indication of being a thorough bust
ness man and a gentleman, and did not
hesitate to let him have the keys whenever
he called for them. One morning / had
been called from home at an early hour
by the illness of one of my married
daughters. and in passing a house to
which the supposed house-huntcr had the
keys, 1 saw him coming out. and it was
not yet daylight, either. L stopped him
then and there and questioned him. and
he told that he would cali at my Of
flee and make an explanation. At $50.
when I came 10 my Office he was on
hand. and with tears in his eyes he told
me that he had been sleeping in vacant
houses for more than a month; that he
was out of work, and without money;
that he knew il was not exactly the
square thing 10 do. but that he was forced
to find a place 10 sleep. he could not
walk the streets day and night. / rather
liked the mans frankness and honesty,
and ne showed me letters which con-
WINGED me that ne was not bird of
passage. / interested myself In his be-
half. and succeeded in getting him a pay
ing position with a good firm. He never
comes around this way without dropping
in TO thank me, but he says he is still
living on 15-cent meals and will keep IL
up until he has a good bank account.
This fellow is a gentleman, and will come
70 the front. even If he did sleep in va
cant houses.
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Mrs. George Mccain returned to her home
at southport Thursday after spending a
month with her mother Mrs John Relk
Mrs. Gordo Tranter and Mrs. Ira Tranter
have returned 10 their home at Swayzee
Mesdames O. |. Jones. r. o. Wood. Clara
Fesler. Alice Mullendore Eda Harb. Lucy
Wilson and A. J. Engler were guests at a
luncheon given Monday evening at Column
bus by Miss Sarah Jones. o.. The Charlotte
Emerson club was entertained on Monday
by Mrs. Juliet Monroe. Papers were read By
Mrs A. y. Crecraft and Mrs H. j. Martin
80 Miss Ida NOris is home from a visit in
Madison. Mrs. A. D. Harb and Miss Jennie
COble were guests OF honor at a party given
BY Miss Jennie Webb at Edinburg Wednes-
day afternoon Mr.. and Mrs Bart Apple
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Interesting Prices for Suits
and Jackets

Womens $780, $500 and $l8 so military and
fitted Jackets of castor, black and blue kerseys Ck OQ
fine Innings and trimmings. -
Womens $40 90 and $22 so military coats II and
32nch lengths fine kersey and chevot mill co 70
ary capes button trimmed. ................V /'% -
Womens SIS 90 and $3.50 threequarer mill
ary coats of fancy mixtures and black and Go M
castor kerseys military capes trimmed ..... %AO'OO
Womens $3.50 and $500 three-quarter and
short length coats of fine ziDene, chevots and CSC E0
broadclohs fine trimming, tomorrow $50 and ~ Wv "
Womens S35 90 tailor made suits Of black green
and brown zibene, fire taffeta silk Innings, CD 00
fitted and Norfolk long jackets %AO'OO
Thirty seven womens fine or-made suits costumes
and evening dresses, blacks, gays, creams cham
pagnes and light blues, tomorrow One Half Price
Sixty-two womens $3.50 and $1,000 dress skirts
of cheviot and Venetian plain tafeta and peau
tomorrow ................... pow
Womens $500 al-overace dress waists creams
and white silk lined throughout, yoke G. 81
sleeves and stock, tomorrow ~ CIV
Seveny-two girls $1,000 ful-length coats Of zlbe-
line and meltons stole and military capes. some OQ
trimmed sizes to IA years, tomorrow ~O'|O
Fory-seven girls $3.50 and $500 fulLlength
military of fine zibeine and fancy mix Ck 90
lures, to IA years, neatly trimmed. w. ~
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HaughyflIe.

Mrs Ed Waldron. Of Franklin. viii be the
guest OF Mrs. r. WaldrOn this week..
Miss Blanche Shirley will leave this week
Tor Macon, Ill. to visit her mother -. Rev.
Chapel OF Carthage, and Rev. Hyatt, OF
New York, were the guests Of w. X. Beal
and family; on On, Concord street the pas past
lectured at Friends Church Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Julia Salmon, who has been
visiting her mother at Tiiden for the past
two weeks, returned home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert ThOrnbrow and daughter Bertha, of
Brownsburg, are guests OF Mrs. Lou Thorn
brow, on Holmes avenue. Mrs. George
Calverage. Of Warman avenue, gave, a
s1rprise party to her husband Thursday
evening. Frank Messic left for Chicago
Friday for permanent residence. Mrs.
Lou Thornbrow entertained at dinner sun
day....Mr. and Mrs. Saul West, Of Holmes
avenue, entertained Wednesday evening for
Rev. Chappell, OF Carthage. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lew Cune and children returned home after
q visit with relatives at Bridgeport. Miss
Kathryn Egan. OF New York, is the guest
OF D. J. Egan and family. Eolmes ave-
nue.. Mrs. Childs and children. Of Leb-
anon, Will be the guests OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Carter, this week. Mr..
and Mrs. Garrison. OF Fox Lake, ILL.,, Wis
tied relatives and friends here the past
week. Mrs. Mary Schenk. OF Lebanon.
was the guest OF Mrs. n. Schenk, on Con-
cord street. the past week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lampert and daughter, Mrs. Walter Bruce.
Mrs Chamberlin, or Oteerbein, Wednes-
day evening Miss Winnie Dugan, Of
Michigan street, entertained her club sun
day evening. Rev. and Mrs. Chamber
lin. OF Otterbein, visited friends here the
past week. Rev. Chamberln returned home
Saturday, and Mrs. Chamberlin will
remain several days....Mr. and Mrs.
John Medsker gave company for
the Rev. and Mrs. ~. A. Cham
berlin, of Otterbein, Friday evening.
THE Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs.
Aiken Wednesday afternoon. The Ladies'
Aid Society OF the King-avenue NJ. r.
Church are holding rummage sale at 7S6
Germania avenue. IL will be open Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday evenings of
this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Hale Hartman
are entertaining their brother, OF Medary-
VILE. The EpwOrth League of the King
avenue NJ. +. Church held literary meet
Ing Tuesday evening. In charge Of the liter
airy committee. Miss Eva Goodykoontz.
chairman. Washington Irving was the
author discussed. Mrs. Bessie Daniels en-
tertained a number of her friends Wednes-
day evening at her home on West WASH
ington street.. Miss Fish, OF Anderson,
who Is the guest Of Misses Hattie and
Mary Lloyd, will return home this week..
Shirley Dawson, Of Lawrenceburg. is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Cook, on
King avenue
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hiIneana dl aerrdMro in price Wi make
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Nuns YELLING. fine sheer fabric. QSc
French Abstross. fin. sheer fabric. qSc
double width .....-......O O~
English Scilian, heavy grade, CO.
high luster. extra width. -..-...-U U~
French wolfe. sheer ciingy 'abric. S7~
will nc, muss. 35c quality. for. ..OfS
Apex Cheviot imported kind, three pieces
Of this number, 81 50 quality. QQr
Fine Zlbeline. 81 inches wide. that high
finish. soft pliable kind. $l.5o QQr
quality ......-.....- JO~
B. Priestey's pure Nohsir.
Etamine. IS inches wide. $50 QQr
qua ity ............. .........- W.
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WEEKS EVENTS IN THE SOCIETY
OF SUBURBS OF INDIANAPOLIS

gate, who were married In Delaware. o.,
last week, arrived in Franklin Tuesday.
Mrs. Martha Johnson gave dinner Tues
day evening at her home in Martin street.
Miss Esther Perkins, OF Lebanon, was the
guest OF Mrs II. j. Martin last week
Miss Julia Sturgeon Is spending a few
days with her sister In KOkOmO. Mrs. Will
liam Woodland. of Muscatine. Ia. visited In
Franklin last week.-Mrs.. Edgar Menden-
hall has returned to GreenSburg after
visit at r. NJ. Mller's John Overmyer.
OF North Vernon. visited relatives here last
week.. Miss Lolita Ward, Of Peru, is the
guest Of Miss Martha Sturgeon. Miss Cora
with her sister. Mrs T. J. Forsythe. John
Schlosser, Of indianapolis, and DR.. @. w.
Raines, Of Seymour, were guests of DR.. and
Barnet, OF Martinsville, spent Sunday at
II. G. Barnet Mrs. Lucy Beard has gone
10 Green Cove Springs, Fla, 10 spend the
rest OF the winter. Ernest Byers, or In
dianapolis, visited Franklin relatives few
days last week.
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Rug Sale

A clearance sale OF all the odd lots OF
Rugs preparatory to coming of the new
purchase of Rugs for Spring business.
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Miss Hazel Bloom is the guest OF Mrs
J. Slack. In Muncie. Ind. Mr.. j. Riley, of
Gallon, o., r. the guest OF his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. Riley. The Mothers Club met
Thursday afternoon in the kindergarten
room. Mrs. Bloom, OF Muncie, is visiting
Mrs. Henry Bloom. Miss Hathern and
Mary Duncan. OF Greenfield, are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Kemper. The Rev.
Il Parker, OF Toronto, Canada will fill
the pulpit at the Congregational Church
to-day. 1.-THE dedication OF the NJ f.
Church is to-day. The sermon will be
preached by the Rev. Hillary A. Goblin, of
De PAW University. and addresses by Rev.
ID. Wesley Halpenny, superintendent Sun
day-school Association. and Dr. 3. A.
Brown and Z. w. Titus. Mr.. II. Gray.
OF Mulberry, Ind, IS spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Conkle. o.. Mr.. G.
Bowers Will leave Monday for Noblesville,
where he win visit friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. K Schaller will spend to-
day IN Lawrence. Ind. Mr.. Z. Barth has
returned from visit in Whiteland. Ind.
Miss Lena Brown Is entertaining friends
from Muncie, Ind. Mr.. Lester Brown and
Maurice ". ". Acton Will spend the COM
ing week with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w
Boyer, OF Louisville. KY. Mr. z. Leftwick
Is visiting IN Louisville, KY....Mrs. r.
Winn. Of LaPall, is the guest Of Mrs. ].
Miller. Miss Bertha Frank has returned
from Anderson, ind.
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Comforts, Blankets,
Sheets and Pillow Cases

75c quality of gray Blankets, fancy border.
good size. three pair limit 10 pur- 40,
chaser, pair Observation-Disclosures To-
$l.49 Heavy Blankets. fancy stripes. 0Qc
ll-4 ........ ............. wv
$l.96, Largest size heavy twilled q 40
Blankets. ........... .......4I.4J
$500 All-wOol shrunk Blankets 81 u
ll-4 size.... ............. " "
$3.75 All-Wool shrunk Blankets, g 90
plain colors and checks. ...... 1LsJO
All high quality 3 ankets that range in
price from $40 90 to 5000 per pair at
great y reduced prices
Extra heavy comforts for single bed. A.
actual weight lbs. were 75c, for. To-
Crib Comforts with ruffe 81 ksIlne
coverings. actual value 75c. to 9Sc
close, each JJS
95c Comforts. figured sikaIine. both co.
sides ........... ...,...... Wv
Sl.ee Comforts. filled with fluffy white cot
ton. large size, extra quality Of
fancy siikaine covering three Il 2S
10 buyer ............V I'SO
SIPS Extra weight Comforts, TO C1 60
close .......1l.OJ
Bed Pillows. all feathers. best A. Ct o.
c A. Tick. worth sl.75 for. pair. y l.EO
All our best down Comforts from $1,000 to
SIS 90 at reduced prices.
Bleached hemmed Sheets. linen finish,
round thread. extra weight. olxoo. AZ
worth SIC. five - buyer. $1,000. fiG
Bleached Sheets. 3-inch hem, seamless.
elx9o. fine quality OF muslin. Sod 67c
for 6oc. now DIV
Blsached reinforced Sheets double strength
center. size 6lx9o. worth &c. TX,
five limit to buyer 10.
ga Bleached Sheeting. 10 yards to IT.
buyer. worth 23c, for. ........... lEV
Bleached Pillow Cases. 42x36, worth o.
l5c Qualify heavy Pillow Cases. full IL
SIZE. slightly soiled. to close at.... lle
Closing out our entire line China. lamps.
glassware and brio a-brac at half the
wholesale cost price.
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Carpets

Wilton Velvet Carpets. suitabls for parlor.
dining rooms. halls. ETC.. worth OF,
Si.2S per I'd. January sale yd. OH
Good Brussels Carpets. stair 10 match.
worth 75c PER yard, January d7c
sae...... .............. Eis
Ingram Carpets, the 35c kind, jan I7c
uary sale ................... liS
Crex Mating In all colors and worth 45c
per yard. January sale, 30
yard .......... ........... s.O6S
Best of Atwood Ingram Carpets. Nc
worth 75c. January sale. ........ ffS
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purchase of Rugs for Spring business.
Royal Administer Rugs. good DESIGNS and
colorings, size 9xl2, 5000 COZ on
kind, for. .JELsOV
Royal Wilton Velvet Rugs. siz. 9xi2.
regular $26 so kind, Clio on
for... ...... " IOsOV
Superior Brussels Rugs, size oxl2,
formsr price $22.5o, Gle On
Tor 49,. " IOsEV
Imperial Brussels Rugs, 9xl2, CO On
worth $500. for .....-.-. y lJsZU
so Smyrna Rugs. Atwood. 3ox60 inches.
worth S27S' January 81 IN
sac. ........... OisOU
200 Smyrna Rugs. good designs. o.
worth Sl.5o. January sale. ......JOI
100 Hassocks. worth 7Ss each, 1e,
Tor -. ....t Os
SO square yards Oil C 9th In short
lengths. worth Acc yd.. SO. yd he,
for. .......... .......... IOs
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-06
Sale of valuable Town Property.

BY authority of mortgage executed
by j. F. Carter and wife, recorded in
Book 1853, page 564 of the records
of the Register of Deeds Office for
Wake county, 1 will, on Monday. the
21st day of November, 1904, at 1900
o'clock m. at the court house door
of Wake count Raleigh, N. c., sell
to the highest bidder for cash GER
tain house and lot in the town OF
Holly Springs, N. c., known as the
residence of j. F. Carter, which be-
gins at Affords corner at the crossing
of Senter street and runs e. with
Cross street s chains and 35 links to
Mary A. Jones corner, thence S. 16
degrees w. to the ONES line, / chain
35 links to a rock, Jones and Carriers
corner thence W. with Jones' line
chains and Is links to a rock Jones'
corner near Carriers dwelling, thence
S. Is d. w. with Jones and Hobbys
line to a rock Hobby and Carriers
corner, thence W. 2 chains, IL links
to Senter street, thence N. with Sem
ter line chains and 15 links to tbs
beginning, containing ga of an acre.
and being the same lot conveyed to
j. f. Carter, as shown in Book 1853.
page, 80 Register of Deeds office 70
w. N. JONES.
Attorney.
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North Carolina, Wake County. In the
Superior Court, j. e. Latham &c
Company, VS.. Juanita Cotton Mills,
ct al.
Notice to the creditors of the Juanita
Cotton Mills.
In pursuance of an order of the
Superior Court of Wake County, N.
c., entered at the October term, 1904,
of said court, in the case of J. g.
Latham 81 Co., VS.. the Juanita Cotton
Mills ct al, all the creditors of the
Juanita Cotton Mills are hereby noti-
fed and required to file their claims.
duly verified, with us in the city of
Raleigh, n. c., on or before the 18th
day of December, 1904, SO that the
same can be properly inquired into
and passed upon.
FRANK A. DANIELS,
CLAUDE b. BARBEE,
Receivers of the Juanita Cotton Mills.
Raleigh, N. c., October 81, 1904.
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81 have tried the free sample bottle OF
Stuarts Gin and Buchn, ana it gave almost
instant relief. Your remedy has done me
more good than all the medicine l ever USED,
and I now feel no effects of the bladder trou-
BILE at all. Brown Smith, Thoma ston, Ca
"One of my customers tried all the doc
tors here, and number of kidney medicines,
and one bottle of Stuarts Gin and Buchu did
him more good than all the treatment he
ever took. 1t is wonderful reTnedy.'-J IL.
Benham, ROckpOrt Tex.
81 am now on the third bottle of Stu
arts Gin and Buchu and glad to say it
is doing me much good"-John h. Wilkerson,
Sandersvile, Ga.
II think your Stuart's Gin and Buchu
has done me more good than anyt thing | ever
tried before Mrs j. V Roberts, Savan-
nah, Ga.
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Don't Take Chances
With Kidney Troubles

the danger they are completely in the grasp
of the disea Sc. Diabetes, irritation OF the
bladder. gravel, uremic poisoning are stages
of the disc ase which are to be dreaded.
The most reliable remedy, as has been
proven by thirty years of tests in severe
cases, in Suuart's Gin and Buchn. This remedy
is the result of years of scientific research.
and the great good derived from its use
proves its value in every case. Below we
can give few extracts from the thousands of
letters in possession showing the benefit
which has been derived from its use:
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Dizziness, pains in the back, irreguari-
ties of the urine. and other seemingly slight
symptoms should not be neglected, for they
warnings that the kidneys al out of or
der, and serious results are sure to follow IL
prompt and proper treatment is neglected.
There is disease dangerous or
sure to result fatally as diseases of the
kidneys or bladder, when neglected and al
lowed to reach a serious stage. Because the
disease causes slight inconVenien ce, many
people are prone to pay no atten ton to the
first warnings and before they are aware of