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MISS KNIGHT
Lectured to Women Yesterday After
noon at Grace Church.

Miss Marion Mcknight, of Indiana
polls. addressed number Of women
on the subject Of Women s Health -
at Grace NJ. E. church yesterday aft
ernoon. Her talk was given in very
simple language so that it was under
stood by everyone in the audience.
She gave some very interesting points
on how women should take care OF
their health. She pointed out that
often bright, cheerful disposition
was ruined by irritations to the ner-
yous system.
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Fined For Assault.

William Allen, who committed an
assault and battery upon Newton
Lamb was fined 81 and costs which
he paid. Lamb who carries newspa-
pers attempted to collect bill from
Allen and it was alleged that Allen
knocked the boy down.
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MRS. JAMES DEAD
She Was Formerly of This City, Now
of Ingram, Pa.

Mrs. James. better known as Miss
Bessie Morris. daughter Of Mrs. r. r.
Morris. formerly of this city, died last
Sunday morning at Ingram, Pa, at
40. The remains were taken at
S:45 the same evening to Sudbury
for interment. The deceased leaves
two. children. her husband having
died two years ago.
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Horse Sale.

George Dougan held a stock sale
yesterday at his country place Reid
ston' The sale was a closing out to
make room for Young stock. \ large
number of standard bred cattle and
colts. also several farm impliments
were disposed of.
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Special Car.

Friday October IA, the local Odd
Fellows have arranged to attend the
celebration of the Wayne Lodge at
Cambridge City. They will 90 in a
special interurban car, the round
trip rate being 30 cents.
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Funeral Yesterday.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Nance
occurred yesterday afternoon at |
Q clock from the late residence III
South Fifteenth street. \ large num-
Der Of friends attended the services at
the house. The burial. which tok
Iplaee at New Paris, was private.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-05

st. Louis, October 5.-The Nation
al convention of United Daughters of
the Confederacy began its sessions,
which will continue throughout the
week. Addresses were made by Mrs.
A. w. Rapley and A. T. Smythe,
president and general manager.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-05

The county convention of The ".
G. t. Z. will be held October Is.
The place Of holding the convention
will be announced later,
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TELECRAMS
GIVEN BRIEFLY
NEW YORK DAY AT WORLDS
FAIR CELEBRATED.
COLORED MAN WAS HANGED
Expert Machinist Shot and Killed
His Wife and Self-other
Dispatches.
COLORED MAN WAS HANGED
(By Associated Press.

st. Louis, October 5.-New York
day at the Worlds Fair was the most
successful of its kind. Governor
Odell responded to the welcome adj
dress. Later reception was given in
honor of Governor and Mrs. Odell.
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Quiet Drunk.

A nice quiet drunk cost William
Nolan ST and costs and being unable
to present the wherewithal he had to
60 to JAIL
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Verne Flaeg and wife were called
10 Ansonia. O.. Monday evening on
account of the serious illness IF Mrs
,Flaggs brother, Charley Long.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-05

Washington, Pa, October 5.-Jas.
Callahan, colored, was hanged here
today for the murder Of Miss Bay.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-05

Wilmington, Del, October 5.-Re-
publican politicians deny the story
sent out from Dover last night that
two factions had agreed upon
state ticket.
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Pittsburg, Pa, October 5.-As a
result Of frequent quarrels George
Standemyr, expert machinist, ALE
ehany, Pa, shot and killed his wife
and then killed hismelf. He had
been married twenty-five years.
Columbus, O., October 5.--At the
annual meeting Of the Hooking Val
ley Railroad company here today the
present directors were reelected. The
board will elect officers some time
this month
New York. October 5.-Chaffeur
Rigby, Toledo. O., died today from
an automobile accident last night at
Hicksville, l.. /.
Boston. October 5. - Robert /.
Pain. Boston, was elected president of
the international Peace Congress. B.
F. Trueblood, Boston, secretary.
Somerset, Pa. October 5.-William
Sutton and William Kemp, while on
their way to work at Wilmouth mine
were fred on from ambush and their
legs were riddled by buck shot. They
are said to have deserted the men
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(Cortinued on eighth page.)
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-07-12
BURLINGTON PROGRESS.
\ New Depot And Number of New
Residences.

The Burlington News says that dur
ing the past year Burlington has seen
the erection of over a dozen hand
some residences. Those of Colonel
Eugene and Mr.. T.. A. Holt, and w
Is. Holt, that are being rushed to com
pletion are structures that any town
would be proud of, and the residence
Of Doctors Stafford and Bradley are
in the same class. All are handsome
buildings and we are proud of them.
The contract has been given by the
Southern for the erection of the new
depot at this place. The building will
be of brick, pressed brick front, and
Will cost about $4,000 The material
has been shipped and is expected al
an early date, when work will begin.
We do not know where the new build
ing will be located, but as there seems
to be no special fight against it, we
suppose it will be located at the pres
ent site The building will contain
two waiting rooms, one for white and
one for colored; will have baggage
rooms and closets. 1t will be Il mod
ern structure and a handsome orna-
ment to our town.
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Snake Stories Now.

The Warren Record pulls OF its
coat and thus enters for the snake
story contest:
Mr.. j. w. Shearin, of Churchill,
this county, told US the other day a
most wonderful snake story, and COM
ing from such a man we vouch for its
truthfulness. On a Tuesday of two
or three weeks ago one of his children
found large black snake in the grove,
and upon killing the snake there was
found in the snake Il large white door
knob, that Mrs. Shearin had been us
ing as a nest-egg in her hens nest.
The following Sunday one of the fami
ly found another large black snake in
the potato house. and Mrs. Shearin
remarked that, NOW we will find that
other door knob that l had as a nest
egg, and which has disappeared in the
last day or two" Sure enough when
this second snake was killed it was
found that he had swallowed the
second door knob, which had on it a
piece of iron about two inches long.
This is a true bill, and establishes the
swallowing capacity of his suakeship,
but the question is what would have
become of his snakeship with the door
knob in him?
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Ware g. EeIand'S
Cotton Letter

Raleigh, n. c., July 1.-THE mar
ket today was typical one. Early
there was an advance of six to eight
points and for about two hours prices
held well, takers being found for
all the offerings and the tone SEEM
ed firm. Then without a sign the
market broke and in five minutes all
the gain was lost There was no rea-
son to be found for the rise save short
covering and little cotton offered;
none to be found for the break save
offerings and no one to buy. That
is all there is in the cotton market
at the present. Every one is wait
ing for something to turn up. VIII
the crop keep on as it has, during
August and September? VIII severe
hot, dry spell come on just when
rains are needed six weeks hence?
Such questions are about the only
questions that one can ask, and the
answer is not yet. In th9 meantime
we can expect very little business and
any decline will be slow. On any de-
cided breaks any one can pick up cot
ton and get out at a profit. On any
bulge it seems to be a sale as long
as crop news is so good. We have the
best chance of making a big crop we
have had in years. Will the weather
Keep on as favorably as in the past?
The market for futures today closed
steady.
WARE g. LELAND
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GRAIN GOES UP
TO HIGHER LEVEL
Wires are Hot with Re-
ports of Damage
COTTON GOES STEADY
There is Little Change in the Prices,
the Close Being at Gain of
Three to Eight Points.
Profit Taking in
Stocks.
COTTON GOES STEADY
(By the Associated Press.)

New York, July 1.-THE cottor
market opened steady at an advance oil
points on the old crop, while the late
positions were l point lower to
points higher. The steadiness was OF
covering as a result of the sharp raj
ly in Liverpool and talk of too much
rain ever the Mississippi valley. This
fiuential. in promoting the advance
however, as the cabled which, after
opening SOLO points lower on the ole
crop and points lower on the new
crop months of much lower than ex-
pected and increasing the decline
somewhat rallied sharply and showed
strength right up to the close of the
market when they were 20D3 points
higher on the old crop and unchanged
to only 2 points lower on the new
These showing naturally attracted at
tention again to the technical position
of the old months and shorts here in
fiuenced by the reports of a better
Manchester trade and the fair spot
business in the English market con-
tinued covering, driving prices up to a
net gain of about IA GD1 points around
midday. Following this there was
enough room liquidation to ease the
market off to about the opening fig
ureS, but there was covering on all soft
spots and during the afternoon the
market worked a few points higher on
predictions for less favorable bureau
report tomorrow. The close was very
steady at a net advance o f3 a 8 points,
with sales estimated at only 200, 000
bales. Liverpool, New Orleans and
some of the larger room traders were
moderate buyers on the early bulge
but the early trading as rule was
quiet.
Receipts of cotton at the ports today
1900 bales, against 1,136 last week
and 1872 last year. For the week r.,
900 bales, against 1925 last week.
and 5,456 last year. TOday's receipts
at New Orleans sos bales against $40
bales last year and at Houston one
bale, against 10 last year.
New York, July 1i-Cotton srot closed
quiet, e. points higher, middling uplands
ln.9i, gulf II.20, sales 2260 bales.
Futures opened quiet and closed steady.
Omen Close High Low
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Stocks and Bonds.

New York, July 11.-By the time
business on the tSock Exchange was
concluded today, the market showed
the effect Of the very large realizing
sales that had been going on during
the early and active period of the
trading. Prices opened higher and the
first hours trading was very large anC
fluctuations very narrow. This is &
pretty sure indication of the progress
of profit-taking after such "a period o.
revived speculative activity as that
Of last week. The government crop re
port, as it was not to appear until at
ter the closing of the stock market
was felt to offer sufficient uncertain
titles to warrant Withholding commit
ments until next morning. The up
ward course of the wheat market als'
served as partial offset to the eXpec
tationS of q favorable showing iron
the July 1st condition of the crops
Railroad traffic officials in their week
~ summing up deprecated any serious
fears Of the floods in the SouthWes
and were quite agreed in reporting a.
i-nnroyed feeling over the business
outlook based on crop prospects and ;
hopeful sentiment for betterment 0
business activity. The market CLOSED
easv and at varying net declines run
ring to nearly point in Reading anC
PENNSYLVANIA. The Central of Georgi;
innone bonds made sharp jumps
otherwise the market was irregular
total sales (par value) $2,735,0o0
United States bonds were unchange'
on call.
Total sales of stocks were 455,10
shares. including Atchison, 1880; c
& O., 2,7O0; st. Paul, 1890; Erie
| 500: Louisville q Nashville, $500
metropolitan Street Railway, 25,SO0
Missouri Pacific, $500; Ontaria
Western, 10000; PENNSYLVANIA, p,
200 Reading. 1900; Rock Island
$500; Southern Pacific, 10000; South
ern Pacific Railway, I l, 200; do pre-
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MORTGAGE SALE OF LAND.

Under and by virtue of a mortgage
executed on the 18th March, 1908 to
me by William Reeves, and which is
recorded in the office of the Register
of Deeds for Wake county, in Book
'176, page 204, / will sell at the Court
House door in the city of Raleigh. at
public auction for cash, to the high
est bidder, on the 18th day of July,
described tract of land in the stare
of North Carolina, Wake county, in
New Light Township, and ADJOINING
the lands of William Mangum. James
Hunter, Callie Ray, jackson Bullock
and others, and contains 80 acres.
j. w. MANGUM,
Mortgage.
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Baltimore Provisions.

Baltimore. July ll-Flour quiet, winter
PATENTS I.cOaa5.l0, spring patents 4.S5@5l5.
Wheat firmer, spot contract 2sl$4@78, do red
western, SlA@7a. July O., Southern ty
,mple s6GS3, 90 on grade SU99O.
Corn frm.r SPOT 52C@h, July 500
Southern white corn 500561a.
Oats tirm, No. white I5p46.
Rye dull No. 100, III town 77@79.
Butter steady. fancy imitation l7@l8, fancy
creamery 100 70 fancy ladle lac I5,store piscs ed
ll@l2.
CRsese easy, large 5000 medium 9@h
small 91sC1;t5S, new l0GA.
Sugar firm line and coar'e ,granulated on
fine 5.2u.
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Other Cotton Markets.
Raleigh Spot Cotton Market.

Receipts yesterday ha1ae
Receipts year ago yesterday. bales
Prices yesterday :. 10 1-2m1O 5-Sc
Prices year ago yesterday. 10 Lie
Receipts last week. II ba1as
Rect. same week last year. 16 bales
Receipts TO date IA, 243 bales
Rects. same date last year 5,025 bales
New York was steady yesterday ana
stood unchanged at 1895.
The estimated figures in Raleigh l,y
grades are: Strict good middlino
10 "a cents; ~oGd middling, 10 10
cents: strict middling, 10 IA cents,
middling, 10 cents; low middling
7-S centsffi stains and tinges, IL
cents.
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New OrIeans Cotton.

New Orleans, July 1.-THE de-
mand for spot cotton has improved
somewhat and the transactions were
at full board figures, sales 1,7oO
bales. Quotations unchanged.
Futures opened steady: prices We're
2 points lower to 5 points higher. Of
ferings were free at the opening but
weak shorts absorbed them readily
Prices fluctuated rather ncrvously and
the market was sensitive owing to The
belief that the rosy crop conditions
Of the past month have not been fully
maintained In the trading August
opened Is points higher than Satur'
DAYS closing at 1910, advanced tC
1850 and finally declined to 1913
The market closed firm with net gains
of points on July and II on Angus
while the new crop positions gained
points each.
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lOpening. High est. Lowest Closin

Cash quotations Were as follows:
Flour was firm and eady winter palen,
patents ao0@3.7O, strajghts 5000 40,
i.io, bakers 2.5Oa3.2O, wheat spring No. 295@9S
No. 3 S5@95, No. red, i0i@lO5, corn NO;
az No. 2 white White" ........., No. white S91S@1lA
we No. 2 6sa6j, g cd feeding barley 52@3I'
fair to choice mailing 42@30, flax SEED NO. l
seed see, ) a5Ga mess pork per Dbl I2,70@l2.7 =
lard per lOOfb 1850 1871, short RPS l slaes
(loose) 7.2jG07.371k, dry sailed snou. Aoo "a
-. short clear sides (boXed) 7.25GI.o',
whiSkey basis of high wines l.2S, clover con-
tract grade lo75@il0o
New York Provisions.
New York. July II Flour inactive, winter
notf nts 9Oa5.2O Minnesota patents 4.SiG5.l0,
do bakers, sI.OO9.4N straights 47511 40 or
rye flour steady, fair to good i.OO@l.25,
'it Corn n neal easy, yellow western llO@l2.
kiln dried 3O0@3.lO.
Rye nom, No. 2 western, 20.
Barley slow feeding 49,. mailing 55G16).
Wheat firm, No 2. red, nom. elevator,
July 81, September ss7a, December aSA.
Corn easy, No. 2 54a4, July $40, septe mber
' Oats steady, linked 2e-S2b 1870 G51S,
Sept. 1855.
Beef st afy family 9.5OalO.5O. @mess $50
9, lc pack, 8. ,J@IO., beef hams q aOoDz3.OO.
Cut meats firm, picked bellies S12@9,
nickled shoulders go, picked hams s%@!n%.
Lard easy, western steamed 10, June 40,
No. firm, renned STEADY, cOhunenC '.zo,
PORK steady family 1IOO@Ii5O, short, clear
I3. 5O6 To- co. mess 14.25@lI75.
Tallow dull, city (S2 per pkg),4A@ country
Rosin Steady, strained common to good
Tnrpentine steady, 56@56M.
Rice steady, domestic fair IT, extra 3169)A,
japan nOIn 80
Molasses quiet, NewOreans open kettle
Coffee spot Rio steady, NOT invoice Z 4. mild
firm, cordova 71a@i2.
good to choice 3lHS37.
Sugar raw firm. fair refining 3 u, centrliu-
"a IS test l5-l6d3, molasses sugar Il
refined strong confectioners a, 90, mold a
! 40 cut loaf 5.75, crushed $40, powdered 5.lo,
graduated SOB cubes 80.
Butter quiet, creamery com. TO extra l3@ l712,
state daIrv l3Gl7.
Eggs strong, state and Penn. 2l@2,
southern l5Dl6. do interiors l3@l1
Cheese nominal, state, full cream
small, white choice ESQ, small colored
fancy S7s0, fair TO good IN.
Potatoes steady, new southern l.5AGZ.d',
state and western sacks 3.0O@3.oO, jersey
sweets per basket l.oc1l.75.
Peanuts quiet, fancy hand-picked Ga 4,other
domestic 31I96H.
Cabbage etca1y, southern bbl. or crate 10
49, Long Island .00(12. 00@30O.
Cotton by etcam to Liverpool l2e.
Cotton seed oil market was firm
crude f. o. b. mills 23Cd, prime summer yellow
29Ha3O off summer yellow nominal, prime,
white 32L@, prime winter yellow S&9.S3
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Naval Stores.

w Wilmington, July IL, Turpcntine firm, 5214
receipts 81 casks.
Rosin -. ;, 2.75, receipts 337 bbls.
Tar irm, l.S0, receipts Is bbs.
Crude firm, 2.:5@4 00@4.25, receipts 25l bbls.
Charleston, July IL, Turpentine firm s., :sal ST.
Quote a, b, c, 240@....., d 2.45@......, f 2.h0
+ 2 So; G 200, II $50, $40, X 3.30 NJ 3.5j, n
sos, VIC, 40, WV AS.
Savannah, July ll-Turpentine steady, 50,
receipts I52 sales 81 exports 227.
Rosin-firm, receipts 1879, sales j013, exports
753.
2.s5@57R3, f 29O@82%, q 2t5@ -, II ZS5o
81 Gao. k35O, M $40, \, 5a@..~., VIC 4.25.
WV, 4.65.
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Dry Goods,

New York, July 11.-Buyers are
making more inquiries and although
transactions in dry goods are no.
showing material increase moro
hopeful and healthful tone is mani
fest. Operations for immediate de.
livery in the great majority of in
stances and buyers are beginning tC
discover that their wishes cannot b,
comOlicd in many instances.
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Limit OF Tickets

SEASON. TICKETS
%
including date of
25
15-DA
Ell fromd OF Sale.
low rate
Firscss Vebue coaches
u SMITH, Il. Il. A. c. H. GATTIS, c. =. T. A,
N C. N
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New York Money.

New York, July IL, p. m.-Money on call
nom. l6DM lowest ..., ruling rate go, last
LOAF clio ing /, offered ~, time loans
irmer, 90 days 2@% so, days 214C9A, six
months aH,GH, prime merctle paper .3gI,
in bankers bills at 4S7 20G25 for demand,
and at ASS 20G25 for 60 day bills, posted
raIes 4S664SS commercial bills iS5. 20,
bar silver 5SM, Mexican dollars 451@, Gov.
bonds ......... Railroad bonds .........
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Chicago, July 11.-With the country
keeping the telegraph wires hot with
dispatches. claiming damage to crops,
wheat took q fresh start upward to-
Gay. September wheat closed $50 lie
up. Corn is down a shade. Oats are
off lac. Provisions are Lee lower
to 10c higher.
lOpening. High est 4 Lowest Closing.
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Nothing devoid OF merit can Retail.
the Patronage of discriminating
Consumers for Thirty Years.
ROYSTER'S
CANDY
Ias Grown In Popular Favor.
Notice.
las Grown In Popular Favor.

Notice.
There will be meeting of, the
stockholders of the North Carolina
Railroad company at the court house
in the city of Greensboro, N. c., on
Thursday, the 14th of July. 1904. at
IL o'clock m. The books for the trans
fer of stock will be closed twenty days
previous to said meeting.
d. II. MCLEAN.
Secretary and Treasnrer
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ferred. 900: Union Pacific, 40,400;
Copper. 25,400; Brooklyn Transit, 10,
500: National Lead 1890; Tennessee
Coal, 500; u. S, Steel, $500; do pre-
ferred, 2S,300.
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An Infant Dies.

Especial to News and Observer
New Bern, N. c., July 11.-Died in
this city July 10th, Margaret, the in
FAINT of Mr.. and Mrs. t. c. Mitchell
of meningitis. The funeral services
were held this afternoon at six o'clock
at the Tabernacle Baptist church,
conducted by Rev. w. II. Rich The
interment took place in Cedar Grove
cemetery.
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8. A. u. Stocks and Bonds.

Baltimore, July IL, S. A. l.. common 1902
preferred, it34@l0H.
Bonds-4s.......
A. C. l.. common lll@lllH, pl eferred. ...."..
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RURNETTS EXTRACT OF VANILLA.
Is the leader all the world over Use
no other. 8
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New Orleans, July II, Cotton future:
Liverpool.

Li.erpool. July y. r.. m.-Cotton spot
GOOD business, prices IL points lower,
american middliag fair 6.Is. good middling
ga middling 62t low niddling g. 0, 20 3, ID
ordinary 5.9'. ordinary 563 Inc Sales Oh . Ille
n'ation and export and included so, A,oeri-
can receipts 200 bales in lud ng Ell Amer
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Captain Edgar Hall, of the Lumber
Bridge Light Infantry, announces
himself a candidate for the office of
register of deeds of Robson county.
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Worlds Fair Rates via
s. A /. Railway
TO ST. LOUIS, MO, AND RETURN.

Worlds
G &
l. st. d
u
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]. |. O'Quinn Co..
ORTST S Carnations
L Raleigh, N. G.

Bouquets and Floral Decorations arranged in
the best style at short notice. Palms, Ferns ana
ali not plants for houses and window decora-
tons.
Spring and Summer Flowering bulbs,
Bedding and Border plants of all kinds.
Rose Bushes, Strawberries, Evergreens
and Shade Trees, Vegetable Plants of all
kinds I'm season.
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Important Notice

and maintain District
be made pay mand
only applicants cstaD
]. D. BOUSHALL, Gen. Agent
Tucker Building, Opposite Office. Raleigh N. O.
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June IS, 1904. d.t.d.
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Grain and Provisions.

Tucker Building Opposite Office. Raleigh, N O.