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AU chi a SALES, future ], y,
~ Ms @ SItS sES# Il UNT w
sNEARaJ ARRATT AND SToNY1S5CR lK5

n ex eclt ionf or a. decd Of trls made O.
May To- 1894 n BY thegl late M RS s w
Il Isailey K, ne, and duly ecpr1cd in Sus.}
county, will sell w publ ci auction
arratt lla nj
Coast county,st "
tcre, Ms
RI DAY. 1JAEs ;l s0o
til g escTlned
TRACTS Of land 81 tunte sex coull
&c g 3 y
#tainin q bout Y 20 cres, yin s both
sSsides "a of Poplar Swan n traits
u Depot Bounded north by theEpat lg y nding
s8toI sGrlgg' s.; I'LL and he land of g
NDaniel, ed st BY the j land .o AZ klns and
Horne, south I by II hc nlds &of IVA v,
al n west ~ tlllii
III rigg 'la M 1arfat la
&catate a "a
sS ~ certain tract 3 land conta ming
$50 acres more or Sss. & 81 " = 9 west
Of n ottoWnYEI Yer, d nd }bounded oy
u ttoWays II lpei. the lands Of G. 81
" 1Fiald est e. icllardsi III ORR stLllt he
tlai: N. Coast " neg Railwa his tract
ISis about lies south reels
Station. and near The railroad brio &c over
91ottbwayssl Z. SflitS
One Third ia l1lrchis Sc ney
n cash tl,s bhlancs etlra IL
vi st;ll nlents zone and AZ 70 RS MT ct to
sof sal Ii int crest I'LL Gpni 9 bo Sc.
81 cured by pure has Oh no te &, nd "a deed 3of
'Strust On flle5land t the pu rchns rs cost
md tthe#purcha seltS pay SlNes n nd Gcoun-
lcyiess on tile land for the yea l9(5. lBs
G; IIO CiTl MA SON. sr,iste 80
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n my II, q y
TyIGtI8 con STA Bile SALE.

SS 5yil sol mt public ton, OH y y ll|s-
IjA l,c :al day Az January, loo5 atSl1 I
t,.clock "a v. d a Ilsts l'railkln
Street, t,ie fol owing pro pe'lts. to satisfy
Mrtt; nv liands--t o-xit : 3 .lrea,ls.
SAYashstands. Lounges. arSll,obes, o Iron ron
<liedstcads, Mattresses, ~ "A ia blcs.Sj Show
Case. stove. sideboard q hen ia blcs.
lot 1T Crock erS.3 g ~ irror's, efrlgerator,
Awning and Frame, China Press, Clock,
&lotos ttairs, 2 Organs. tc,,$e 1.
ERIN s: t'asll Is 4 . V IS.
u &C e. ~ ~
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y or Sprui1l, Building

have gone choice building lots for
nice rcsiden ces Sam pies ~ llow y HI q
5 s per- t. Al onlment ycnuc, near
lombard vi Sire ct. q 8
IS lCo N per:| 70 M onuiner Ny venue, boz
tween lleA venue All q NJ eadoWS Str eettl
Meadow Stree t. lI8i8
sa6 SIS per- ot-Han over and Ealnit
4Streets;9 ibe;lllti fill corn or. lS nj
ss IS per foo park Avenue, corner Vine.
FSj f$65 per- foot race. be tween Lon bnrdy
Street and a lien AVente 9: d III
u s55gS # per- foot-Gr race, So be en- n eadoW
Stree E ana X len $,sA y'elu e. u,
ss53 per race, Neell ~ c e;ltiI
NJ s37; 50 per tt GO NOR nc
many otllers y n al fererlt cat Ions.
fEheaper, but the va 70 the best the ma q
llet provides terye oliclt cd
II II4ARRIsO Ns&& GI2Ar sssass
rs N. u lcyen TIL s t. VA
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1HEW|'E:E!k|.''!ss;I| Sales III:
0FR t: II. 4! sjIT!il|'!.EI
Market Rather Act tive. Though!
"a j. R ush Has Been Di sec
ere e orrlirg Sales. 55SE u

h wv " thai the Holidays are 3 yer the
real sest Ii mark Is king more Of It's
a normal condition. and Tie eek Il f,rolni-
Uses fo feys ono OF unusual " Int re ~ 70
both the buyers and, sellcrs,js vs.
,Tl,e real stnte men rep ort hat never
si,efore s hus Gtleir business been better
sfilrir,E HE holidays than Ills year.
Hero were but few auction 81 es. N oush
nun, BEL. priva ones were 70 IN COLI
\ sunni th NJ III 5s M ,s
Durl The coming week some IN va fl uanle
rorerty Will be sold nd among " y
Cd scheduled are the lowing
Slct o,ltttilln q s ap :. v
two ncrns, Joining Sorest Y n I! I'LL 3
iii Chesteidiel = 8! ~ =
front USE y WI
EGlIester. $s x s3S 2
MI g did al NJ - rllre q brick dwell
n ;ngs \ ne b southeast corner Vennbla and
fourth, BY olard lBa for
special commits sloncr. ls
sIS roperty Transfers.
sh edmond u Jaiii FERGUSON % IA RI
t,iui' Is. n by, e feet on north line
sSof$ ,Brond street, theast corner OF
invent third s rect, IS, 100.
tllnl,s md wits e Henry 1lr.
RuE Id I, 81. i. /. |. a side of
$sllnll Street s.
Vest md 1sosc cher, sipec lal scollll,i h
cis, "a N lies ". eobrcs.s, S3 ~ - Get ON
north Sline or ark OIL rect, 81 9 Nj los
NEST ssl,105,bo. s3I3
8S iii b. I5laln and wifi Il. Gill
% e feet soutl Inc 81 FRANK
Sitiis Stree g Y feet east Eighth nth
Street, Sc. 500 .
sss ;tlral, h. ana Pey ton csarrng 4 tel
fitys Of II Richmond, ID feat Il on west Inc
Thlrds stree, Den Denny
Street $50
Ss I1enrico Nh II. f$ erlsin s5s 70;
II lanes mes ii. Slonr il, 80 feet west y Inc $of
vashi,igt Street, - fec Y south 81
Svindcrs Stree 8, 6.
IS. end land ia l bler.
lots Isl and 20 SEC ton In
III plan Of II igllaild Spring $3.50 I'LL
C%ATEEC &EiI+1Ira an Jaws
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n j Z. Il
a:.iil have oipe sold ut auction January
fath 80 Eead Of Iiorseaand Mules, Tho.
$a,orses consist IF smooth $ southern chunks,
f1'un NJ Size eight to twelve hundred
pounds. Wit, good duality and flesh also. also
some very SPEEDY and hlgh-clRss drivers
and !. heavy draft anc saddle horses---in
sfact, AL kinds, Il! ss II .8 H
THE mules are rs good as you have
been on any market. we also have one
Jack. good size and q good bred one
q weighs close TO one thousand fpouhds. u
b Don't faii 10 attend this sale. r need,
as NE have the Stock and they Will be
sold regardless OF cost, the shippers
gsay sci, them. and we will try hard TO do
so. # A i3}g
8B Thcre are at least TO mules on this
market. q and they viii be sold, x
,ynS I,ASITTER
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Sl3y 4 lie direction 81 1.-THE owner "a nom
RESIDENT 1--WE vii sci publ lon.
that highly va unble ira ctTof laid ly, y,
On James River, containing 63-1o9 acres
property u IS EE beautifully locat 81,
ana would$matef n 4 oyel uhurbitn home ne
de Sou herl Itn lwsy runs hrougt u ms
property i and having a large fronting on
James River makes y tt highly desirable
for misunderstanding purposes Is 4 proX-
5ilnityfto ( lie park and also u q he eel
$cbrated Lithla. Sprng IS should max ~ y y
very uttractlveasit fora summer ri re sort
being 80 near the cities Of r. tchmond and
Manchester X s "A VII 3lf
V A plat Of this properl " can be seen q y
tho ONCE az tho auct ioneers or ftlrtl
particulars call ito see Them S
1s5 II IoRNIS: One-thlrd < cash, III balance q
one and two years secured by trust deed
Perhaps more liberal terms may be given 't
If desired. l 5S5 !. q
AllCt inncers.st4
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BY Augustine Eoyall g. CO., is
Real I1sta To- a gents and Aut tonee rs s.. 81
)fIlcc Va. s027 Hull ST., NIancheste r,,as y q

4 A%sIr CrIO n! / S Alb q IN II q
M OST5 IT I1ic;I LTD 8s5 II 1,ITl AG-
TIVE II IlIc ,ISt; O r. y BUIsIsAN8P I9[3,-
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PAR IS,t831N e Ii TSIIII} III EIf)t My.
9ViX.,5 CON,rAININC,S{ AZ 5S-1 90 fAC RES, ON
TUESDAY, 4SNLIATl Y 8fs Y. 1905, n
FRONT q II lie ID CO UIt1'IOL y SlI, n!
THE CITY or tNfANCIIESTER,isV 'tA.,5SlAl' At
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days

Az Is n ..-
4, a &. M, !, :, ], II Z /. |, )
y eW3 ,:l county = a7nes al
Civ CO1Ifltvsaf1d Kif1r
10y - sS1A. AAsAsAAA6
William \ q County ;. Z
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g$g3S g IA lC Sc ,s!j ST oR
HI d. . 81 a JAIN, 4 4 905 vi
l parees 5rdets
Tie town, 8 IJVasts is1jtit Wa:
2ST-..sS 81
Tfe fol- IVA IL trac Il " 8lard .as III tie
lVG9 q n tse
count tof New Ken t' 81 YorkI r lycr.girlS
Ri tty ~; ana IA
seven tv.flv Va Ole. hundred TIN IGi PM :ioS1
acres less e5
beiiiis iilais AZ 1and;ia y IL
Neertain traiect of laid, 1sno WI Sas
,the James Parrish Trast ,S'i ising and
,isVi * o.
and twenty. Ave and Aonos l2s5 Hoy
acres M ia 81 ies s. sS
ceitti, 1and said
3o135 llo II
Nebo chare5 {so sI95o tWsrty.
Acres nor more orl 40. tns
the SANG
lin rod ft,
8 IS iii ra 81 " INV e u
A. s of u g arrs ), Eng IN
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shnire tV!eElit S md SIN
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me OF Issf Y 4 3, J,
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sad fRh
y,
a oa
ilaiFS aores 1913 fnoTs. 81 lsss
ceni g nrct u NTH
IS ~ ~ NJ tni,inir
Il acres y, l.
,wnss
know m 81 " house.
y ee, am q S
n1
iHing an ra
II, nrav herenn
s0r
hndrdn liz i1os 81 az cres orr less
y =,
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5less, u ~
s1i2t tle town, 3 POINT the county
gviSaa oRa,
lngt ~
oI - ,I,.u
~ " bcd NAN az said town
mnde 59S "a a'i1s7' E5 57
1ss Siss S Ss ISL Ss S5S
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~, no -, 1S osS
W. ~ w I g
f1ffi 1il1o Al
NIX ~, :. +, u
vsr. et liz western
y, y 9 q q cres n orc or less
~ fls, BED III a certain eed from
a ~ E,IKhtda daisa
4, Y. Gni,n ~ lonr
81 f5st IS o qpage z i ~ W.
ying ana beng theeounty
oas fteS ~ 1n ~
,ess ,yo ee,!g I by lula Monroe
* sn ~ IL cscTibod n ncerta1
deed dated lsS ~ nG ht Z
Wright and q, @NNi ~ y; h AZ
wife RI " ~,
son and ~
flee Of James CITY Count " Court. p. E.
page l6l 81 e, a, a, Y, 4,
"a certl,i tiaGs w su,
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SALE S ], & Z tlulr:e Days.
vi BY Pollard #BugbyIs
ID Real Estate A.llctioneers

}ts-SJ a =.
gu RI 81 s liz ~ d i, III c.TIO -
r. EI II ID lA les IF1AB LIE IGlS5
sDTELLJ N cAss d SO lJlIIISAST5 81 CORNER
OIr5Yl1NABI 10 AND .rI V1Grl'l 10 IJF'LII
s(OR PINK SIR TllTT s. lie TIaAss.l
1--WE III A1'l1s OR GOD IoSIM iaf tl1
FRO oIII II OWL AS Nh OS US 2lO0,
Soloe AN D 24o2 ~ VIE NABT1I5 ST REIyr.ys2s
I ii execntio ion OF Il decree of St he@ chan
Gerry Court Or tile q ty Of r chn,ond en-
tered December 800, In y Y ~,
$I1eidyS Il M rY 49,. etk als,
5IS wi I sci II snb1ec Il Is COM lrmati oh oy
court 21,ySluctiOnF on tile premises on k
35S ia SDAY,&JAN IJATlYs s. y NO5. I.
d, lock- ..;3 tlGA l1oNp men ned
stlesirnbleS wei lngs, @ con tninlngt elE ~
tlTooms cd eli, Wtl rrfln ged ana
4in9 good oTdaif q ITS llnv q fjpilt
Frontage ,of 81 feet, ii dept "a % q =
$feet,lnore or Less 6nll ey. IS,
vii be offcled ser aratclN /, and then 70
Swlol n w N
,I3R MS: One4fourtli cash, residue Il
three cn,al ms tnlneTts ut g. ~ md As
ntlls.s2 credit Spaym en- is q bt 8cyl ellced
%bS {notes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES added V from day
$ofas al &, and secured by trust deedSons lie
torclt I'LL sll8 n option l','rT
3s8a sc I'm d. o oNiB ERIC
s3Gi8 III sss Special Commissioners
THE bond required 2by he above decree
has boon dull y 81 veil. ]. . y,
N deci 81 I'd 4, Clerk:
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Room for Two lr Three Pupils

y litter tile bptiIaya44l tin, Greek FRENCH,
S;panisfi, German Ma flenla y les Yey
AID Giits nfcriiig. Mon tiy exam Ions.
4 Sshslrg "a from te Of sGnt Faln ~,
4 NJ, III Pills
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being in said 3county,Swtl MI the buildings
md tlproyeme nts @ hereon . lSno own. 4, 9 s
LOCUST &C tage. &on the road from IIoll "
hundred and 4 tllrcn and 81 ghty- Four one
fhundrdothsE (1O3 ST. 400 acres, Il more Or less:
xN rtain trac Of land, NJ yiilgsfand
being llo said county g !, VI
nine and onc-half more q
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( La,1lcs cItYi.8Ya.

City,. va.: l.;S{
act Of land known as
wing 8pnd being IN SAID
River; being the western
improvements thereon,
3 ia acres, more ortlcss,
Il ina certain decd from.
lAlnapdaa.I SYrightIito
i8and Others, dated De-
recorded N the
mes City Coun W Gourl,s
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jos. LA9slT'T n
SCHOOLS.
RICHM OND COLLEGE,

r;s.iseiner,t 81 terms permits students To-
enter pdpanta eously az bestnntng Of any
term. Rnccnt yelppmeIt of the cole
studenlsSo or nalural sciences students ems
Sicring Junior Lam have opportunity 10
complete four Of The six Junior teHets.
q, Enr full information address b l&
Iarcst,. D.. NJ. BOA Il WIGHT.
sf VI rs Ss "a RichInondl va. L
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Lin tho towli8o West 70 Mn the county
King wi liam, Ya..$ the one hal fSlln-
divided interest tho Otler mole ty belong
ing to $Rs II. ri hard solD in II 70 osc
being in.saiG town, ( iii said State, skll own
and i described on he map Q e ga ITO WI,
made bygJ I. Daniel s, IDS rs Lots Nos,
S157l 1870 b74 rs, 1876 1877
1850 Isl, $50, 1885, $50 J, 289,
t55, 1060, aC2 1895 ~ o. 1Sl !.
l94, }1D7, 2O7 $40, t.S BOG POD 1S0
G2l, 1910. 101l, 1o1 2, "a
1921 and 1926. "a l}l
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In tho Clerl's 1li!e nf mo fslrcl1I lSTuHTt
& OF the County of New Kent :t5t &, !, 8.
Iym, II. Richards tllF,
I.l1Icy L. Garland ct ais. Defendalits.
4 i, ~ N Harris, clerk 81 the said court,
do certify that he bond required or tho
Special Comm by 5Re decree r I,a
.cembei. 1904 has been duly given.
Given under my hand us clerk of the
sale court, this 2al day OF 1eGenlber; lpOi
81. r. N. HARRIS Clerk +
Dec 2T&lan ! ,47,9.ll. n NJ VI h 2 VS. "
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Il, q 60. Syy. II Mayo, Auctionccl,.
Gl8lElsi 110Mrl N Seventh 81. z rs Y

,S1, b vlsI,IENTs1N1 ON &
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-03
WORST NORTH CAROLINA ROAD.
Correspondent Claims This Distinction
for the lakewood Avenue Exten-
sion i'm Raleigh Township.

To the Editor:-In IN article headed
Castor for Good Roads. your issue
OF January 3lSt, tells of q delegation
from CASTOR county which will come
10 Raleigh TO confer with their repre-
sentatiyes i'm the Legislature about the
Improvement of their road ways. These
gentlemen, being interested in such
matters. may wish personally to in
spect some of our roads around Raj
.eiSh. Some of our county thorough
fares, l am glad TO say, will show to
advantage should anyone wish to ey-
anime them. On the other hand. /
challenge the State TO show a road,
lane, hog-path, or ditch which is in
worse condition than the extension of
one of our principal avenues between
the eastern limits of lakewood ceme-
terry and the place where the Tarboro
road comes into Raleigh only a few
hundred yards distant therefrom. As
"a horrible example" this road may
have. its us, but it cannot be used for
anything else. In fact. it is no longer
a road. bat has become q gulley. When
ii was laid out years ago, il was graded
out of the hily surface. and NOW the
recurring rains of past seasons, cou-
pied with the inattention of our county
authorities, have served TO transform
ii into q red clay gulch, through which
no vehicle. human being, or being not
human (possibly excepting a mountain
goaD can travel with impunity. To
anyone in the northerIy section of Raj
eigh who wishes to go out of the city
by the TarbOro road. and to citizens
OF our county who wish to enter Raj
eigh along the same route, this part
Of lakewood avenue is a short cut
which would save much time. if put in
order. This matter is personal to me
only as 4 citizen of Raleigh and Wake
county. | am Very seldom in that sec
ton. and suffer no inconvenience by
the neglect. But recently, when pass
ing on foot out of our beautiful ceme-
terry | behald this landscape and was
struck with amaZement as | gaZed
from the high embankment down into
this eulley which WAS once one of the
most travelled roadways of our town
ship. For the sake of the living. and
out of respect for the dead who sleep
'on the land adjoining. L do hope the
proP,2r authorities Will look after this
place before they have q bottomless
pit to deal with.
MARSHALL DeLANCEY HAYWOOD.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-03
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA.
a Cure For All.
Not IA Patent Curc-all. Nor Modern
Miracle, But Simply Rational
Cure for Dyspepsia.

In these days of humbuggery and
deception, the manufacturers of pat
eat medicines. as Il rule, seem to think
their medicines will not sell unless
they claim that it will cure every di-
sease under the sun. And they never,
think of leaving out dyspepsia and
stomach troubles They are sure TO
claim that their nostrum is absolutely
certain TO cure every dySpeptic and
he need look no further.
In the face Of these absurd claims it
is refreshing to note that the prCprie-
tors of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
have carefully refrained from making
any undue claims or false representa-
tons regarding the merits of this most
excellent remedy for dyspepsia and
stomach troubles. They make but
one claim for it. and that is that for
indigestion and various stomach
troubles Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is
q radical cure. They go no farther
than this, and any man or woman
suffering from indigestion, chronic OF
nervous dyspepsia who viii give the
remedy q trial will find that nothing
is claimed for it that the facts VIII not
fully sustain.
1t is a modern discovery, composed
Of harmless vegetable ingredients ac-
ceptable to the weakest or most deli
cate stomach. Its great success in
curing stomach troubles is due TO the
fact that the medicinal properties are
such that it will digest whatever
wholesome food is taken into the
stomach, no matter whether the stom-
ach is in good working order or not.
il rests the overw0rked organ and
replenishes the body, the blood, the
nerves, creating q healthy appetite,
giving refreshing sleep and the bless
inGs which always accompany q good
digestion and proper assimilation Of
food.
In using Stuart's Dyspepsia tablets
no dieting is required. Simply eat
plenty Of wholesome food and take
these tablets at each meal thus as
sisting and resting the stomach, which
rapidly regains its proper digestive
power, when the Tablets will be no
longer required.
Nervous Dyspepsia is simply a con-
dition in which some portion or por-
tons of the nervous system are not
properly nourished. Good digestion
inyigorates the nervous system and
every organ in the body.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
by all druggists at so cents per pack
age.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-03
Sale OF job Printing Office.

by authority OF mortgage execut-
ed by Afford. Bynum & Christophers
and recorded in book 1T. page 1873.
records Of the Register of Deeds office
for Wake county, I will, on Monday
the 18th day of February, 1906 at L.
o'clock M, at the court house door
Of Wake county. Raleigh, n. c., sell
to the highest bidder at public auc-
ton for cash, all the property belong
ing TO the printing establishment OF
Afford, Bynum &. Christophers. con-
ststing of job presses and other ma
chimes. type of various kinds. STANDS
Gases, printing stock and supplies. ETC.,
60. m fact all the property belong
ing to the said establishment Of AZ
ford, Bynum d Christophers. which
7 ~ be seen at their late place OF bus
mess at lis f. Eargett street. Raj
eigh n. G. For further particulars
apply TO " n. Jones. attorney. Raj
eigh, n. c.
w. ". JONES, Attorney.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-03
A DELIGHTFUL CARD PARTY.
Mrs. Chas. Mckimmon Entertained
Her Friends Yesterday Morning.

Mrs Chas. McKimmon gave most
delightful card party. Yesterday morn
ing at her beautiful home on North
Person street to thirty-siN invited
guests.
The home was prettily decorated and
the scene was one of exquisite beauty.
Six-handed euchre was the game. Mrs.
J. Bryan Grimes won the prize which
was a hand-painted fan; while Mrs
William Jones won the consolation. 1t
being q little individual tea set.
Those present were Mrs. O. H.
Guion, Miss Pattie Mordecai Miss
Leonard Baker. Mrs. A. l.. Baker
Mrs. Ben Baker, Miss Nancy Page,
Mrs. ID. NJ. Bignan, Miss Helen Miller.
Mrs. Chas. Fish, Mrs. Manicure. Mrs.
Crimes Cowper. Miss Mary Litchford.
Miss Dinwiddie, Mrs. C. T. Bailey
Mrs. Frank Ward, Mrs. James Nc
kimmon. Mrs j. X. Marshall. Mrs. A.
C. jackson, Mrs. w. L. Hawley, Mrs.
r. C. Strong, Mrs. Sanborne. Mrs.
John Kenney. Miss May Mackay, Mrs.
S. A. Ashe, Mrs. Joseph Paugh, Mrs.
Matte Wyatt, Mrs. Alfred Williams,
Mr. M. H. Williamson. Mrs. Ed. Fell
loves, Mrs. w. p. Whitaker. DR.. Dixon
Carroll, Mrs. Bryan Grimes. Mrs. ALI
Thompson, Mrs. VIII Jones. Mrs. Chas.
Busbee. Mrs. Chas. Root and Mrs.
Bruce Wright
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CIIARTEI, COMMITTEES MEET.
The oint Committees OF tho Board OF
Aldermen ard Chamber OF Com
hlcrce and Merchants Assoc
citation Meet to Consider
Amendments to City
Charter
GR0CERS EVERYWHERE.

A joint meeting of the Merchants
Association, Chamber Of Commerce.
aud BOARD of Aldermen, as represent
ed by their committees, met in the Of
flee of City Attorney Watson last
night to prepare a report TO be sub
united to the Board of Aldermen to-
night. setting forth the amendments
deemed advisable to the city charter.
I'he meeting was one of great i'm
pcrtance and much interest was mani
tested throughout the proceedings.
The report as submitted by the COM
nittec was accepted and will b. pre-
scented To the board tonight
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A MIRACULOUS STORY.
But With IL the Evidence OF il Miracle
Is Weakened
lRy the Associated Press. J

Chicago, Feb. 2.-Sworn testimony
by Rev. Henry Kenning, OF the raber-
nacle Church. New Yark today ais 10
an alleged miracle fatty contradicted
statements made on the witness stand
yesterday by Miss Inga Hanson, q for
mer member of the Salvation Army,
who is on trial ;lere for perjury IL con
nection with personal injury suit
brought by her ageins. the Chicago
City Railway Company. While on the
witness stand Miss Hanson stated tnar
by a miracle in direct answer to prayer
she had gradually received q complete
cure in sight, hearing and speech. of
which she had been totally deprived
by her injuries. She told the jury that
the cure has been slowly effected while
she ally bedridden. To-day Rev. Ken
ring testified that at revival meet
ing in New York Miss Hanson bad
given an account of her cure and had
declared that the restoration had
come like divine fash while she was
at church services in Richmond. Va.
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Judges Hokc and Brown Here.

Fhe Supreme Court will meet on
next Monday for the examination of
applicants 10 practice law. 1t is not
yet known wha> will be the size of the
class. but that it will be smaller than
that which met in September, is GER
tain.
The two new justices, Judges Iioke
and Brown, arc both in the city and
viii tax" their seats or the bench or
Monday for the first time. Judge and
Mrs Brown have engaged rooms al
Mrs. McGehee's on Hillsboro street
and Judge and Mrs. Hoke will make
their home for the present at the
home of Hon r. r. Battle.
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ALULL THE FIGHTING.
The Russian Losses About Ten ThOus-
and. Japanese Also Suffer Heavily.
(By the Associated Press. )

(By the Associated Press.)
Mukden, Jan. 31.-There is another
lull in the fighting. but it is impossible
to tell how long it will last
The Russian losses the last few days
We're about 10000. Many of the bodies
of the killed have not yet been gath
cred. Lieutenant General Stacked
berg's corps was the heaviest loser.
The Japanese losses, according to Chi
nese reports, We're also heavy. The
Russians took about 500 prisoners. The
japanese forces on the Russian right
were originally about 10000, who We're
routed and panic-stricken but after
ward they were strongly reinforced
from the Japanese right.
General Mistchenko's wound is Sc
rious. bullet having fractured his
knee joint. Genera | Kondratovitch
was shot through the lungs. and the
bullet lodged at his spine. whence it
has been extracted.
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ALDERMEN MEET.
City Fathers Meet Tonight-Many I'M
pOrtant Matters to be. Considered.

The regular monthly meeting of the
board of aldermen of this city meet
tonight. There will be many impor-
tant matters for consideration Among
them will be the proposed amendments
to the city charter and the selection Of
dispensary commissioner to succeed
Mr.. w. n. Jones' resigned. The names
of Mr.. w. j. Peele and Mr.. Frank T.
Ward and Mr.. f. l.. Harris have been
menGoned for the position.
The meeting will doubtless be large
ly attended as these matters are of
vital Importance to the citizens of
Raleigh.