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New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
BEAT NEGRO POLITICIAN.
Assault Outcome Of Fathers Deal
in Wdmingtop Council.
rnv rslegraph to The tribune. !

IcItsEaLH lIlNNlS't
Wilmington, Del Dec. 1s.-As outcome Of the
deal by the SIX Democratic members of the City
Council with Thomas E. Postles. the negro Re
publican member. whereby they filed all the
municipal offices as Postles desired his son. Joseph
r Posties was assaulted nu~derously midnight.
His assaTsnts we're four unknown white men.
Young Poztles. who is assistant city treasurer,
vas attacked while talking with a negro woman
F-he woman was Knocked down. and he was struck
With blackjack and rendered unconscious for half
81 hour FTiS head cut seriously. he believes
his assaNants are Republicans, who took this
method OF getting even fer his success IL get
ting an 1f1ce for which there were many white
applicants. No arrests have yet been made.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19

gEGRsry 10 .sSs @ g5 a@s
B.fEerav aTa ienaso Corner Elizabeth 1000
5!A per 1,5s cent and another to Frederick Pearce
7otb-st 5, 24o IT Of sd-ave duo January ~ $500
s & ID s8S iss g cate.
m4ssIs0n s,her 100 5S t ft11'0f 0f Aftorness
june i5 1907 per ,;:;.:a. ;;o,,n,ny 'oO'
RFGEn HsnTs " 10 at MfRRS's demand 90 m
s,5stsi6 PsT cent Julius to cot; Nos s21 - oo
and S25 West years ner cent, i3,5 'oV'0
hG2s sf Elii sls e ads Of demand
KleHfeld Isaae to sd s7os pe a est 40 $3.50
cuba, IsldoTe 70 Bach BaSsash; rer 5000
4so West; ia. years :, pST pWaGht eGthst n $ u
JaGovSs Il f0ps lstaye two @5rtgasss sl5o0 ..
saSs zssFf to sane aas lstaTe % 900
two 9gaTes iesys $ll2' and another to % William
White sons; sr Sd %srt st. s. 40 Il OF 10000
Lewennop Louis f 70 nG anq Der 10000
wasri carl 70 Monitor Realty company o saqy GGi
sax isO wia Rsr 's't and others Abraha Nsxins and
another 13St-St 4d 1907 100 @er # cent oi 18o 5o
Same to same; l4Sa-as sr nsnt 3 go II .. 1900
ns me- sd aPsh 2as to ssas zs5S5'' Ssa
sf ss 5Sse9S:sSSs S.nlss lssh
panzgsT a AdGlph set to nr To%s A!si'e $1,000
Becker Rose and another to W Elgsr; Avenue . ooo
ON 5l. ss3s. { TSs ss4. H %a per- s4s saa 1000
IPasS 81 .a. la''., ~ e; t. sss 5,' :. ss $3.50 ss
Company o 1S7t9-st ar Nc 1a1 St cent e2 z 5000
bllaveneso julius 6 to WV4an 4tabt TepTs 1000
Realty COMPANY G6sss sos5ss DUE rFan Ianuary Weit
BaeT HaTTef M a7 70 n Hesrs per cent ari 1000
Rose. Eliza6eth A. to Jane Duffy: 1s7thst, ~ ooo
BONE SS 81 &eSss EsSt 6safst
}55 # sP5es Il esaSussSs aRs ess;a'
6me16sB gsars per Ggaay to Five Borough: Realty
GeTs6nst fGmPsaE DGsoTs ana IS # G of Temyea-ae 5000
catRaFas d8S. i4fI % IL KsgPlerave sgRl 5000
2S07 # of 1sOth-st due Jun. <s. isVo' 1900
weinstsin e PsT julius to Mande6aum anothsg
4ate-ss d6 n 25S # OF sth-aEe; due June 10 500
9sSs asSs goPhis gsP fs'' saPpany
B$sia sae6er Bgs2ssf Bs,5s 2en If
son.avs corner Oakland Place year. e4oo
sessstino RtT ssi5 B to Edward Keown l59trst ,aos Is
9s11 # " of vyse-aye due June 50. isos; %? 1000
kIm6ef int f'ns Arthur & e oasisy-'t 1000
ss.Rss sls 9ssl 5S53s g ssF
Robinson. David. Dollar Savings Bank; JACK
SO 59r-ays 1g & 2 nr Sl6 CENT It OF oae 5000
Cunningham James r TO H P Rose Company; lot .oo
10, map C1asson Point: years: 5t2 per cent. f'V
Sullivan, Timothy T. TO c Bruckheb, exr; Ceurt
Ian lsndtxaye sD s. 70 # Of isot.t years os 800
watson 7 MaTg4sFfa y o 4ave e. 70 yea peT ao
KSskS % as Ra9 to Fgsn1 ysas Hane pe 5000
Iacurto D, to McKeown 1T9th.st $, i2l:e IT + roo
of vyse-ave; due June So 1905: 51s per cent looo
cp @ n to eos I ss naa .aotfi dns ana s.
1905; 6 cent oouV'
R96ap 6 fenoxaI No to sesPsFf yosP 6T aet 2aoco
Sweetman Jacob and another, to Alexander +
S9EG SsG s6aa s5 ali 18thet $ 20 II OF o-a.e 5000
Kssks as a Eqg 49s vest te ?naaa 2ooo
Musical Mutual Protective Union TO George Ehret; i
S5th-st, i75 It Of Sdave: years 3!s per x ooo
Goldberg Meyer and another to Alexander Coke
e al; 56th-st No 42S West; { years Ola per :; n,.
G?SfRe[ 5R No Msf s west: g gears per 1900
FaTett T., Wls PaIa a. 20 Fears per cent 24o
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
TIE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

PaEsade-ave " s. 46s 30 # e its intersection
with west 261st-st front; for three story brick
asylum. 234xss; the Colored orphan Asylum, an
Association for the Benefit of Colored Children
IN P6tteF 5ne ci architects 800 600
with West 261st-st, centre: for six two and one
half story brick dwelling houses. 4S 4x30.S: each
for twenty children: and architect $4,000
PsIsade-ave, w 466 22 # s Of its intersection
with West 261st-st. for two ana one
dt1er nan s'9rS 8nd architeet 5000
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
ISurroSates' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF Hon.
ABNER c THOMAS a Surrogate OF the County OF
AZ hereby
claims aganst l. owen late OF the c:ounfv -
New York. deceased present the same With vouehes
thereof the suhscribers their o.
Ing business, No 81 Fulton Street in the city OF Ne
York before the First day Of Ap~A ..sxt Dates
& Nsw YORK. me tynsn,yvh[sh day Of ssntemhsr 1905
HENRY W. GAINES. attorney for rsxscsltors n r q;
Fulton Street Rare st Manhattan New York C-N
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
COREY TO KEEP OFFICE.
Report That Rockefeller, Morgan
and Frick Haze Decided.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. !

Plttsburg. Dec. 1S.-The announcement was made
here to-day by coming direct from H e
Fr1ek, IN New-York. that at a meeting OF the
Rockefeller Morgan and Frick interests there #
had been decided that President Corey Of the
United States Steel Corporation should be re-
meeting OF the Steel Trrst II was the sense Of
ne meeting; according to the messenger from
ar, Frick, that the family troubles of Corey had
1c' b. 10 90 with his business lre. uaat he was
the best man IN the country for his present place
and that he should he reelected unaairnolIslv
The three interests mentioned practically control
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
ASHER SIMON ESTATE SELLS.

tate to q client, the five story double bathouse,
No 25l5 8th-ave. . feet north OF l23th-st. lot
2sxS5 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
FuLToN-sT. BUILDING SOLD.

David NJ. Samuel has sold No. 125 Fulton-st~ a
four story building extending to No. rs Ann-st.,
on a plot 2sx125 feet. The brokers have
leased the property for the new owner, to Eugene
I. PeEser.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
Referees s Sale.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
sgE0uIl as z,rEg5agi TEg55ss Plaintiff against
IN pursuance Of jndgnent Foreclosure and sale dq.
9aSe @ dan IN Of 5ee to ie and entered in the once
sEk Of the County Of New 9N % On ' rfeT h IN 9 SAID
Judgment named, viii sell at public auction az the Ne
the Borough Of Mannattan City New York o1 The o.,
4ay Of Ja1Ta ls at y @ S'GE sT1 no ST reeei @ b said
Judgment to be sold and therein described as fo9T m
sixth loft on the sEe16 pSr q Z. Nest Rs nd & IN m
orough Manhattan city 2t New York and used IN th
Of DEAFNESS and to enable The deaf to hear
course M ot msnaaot1re snS and all parts Of such Instruments
and all materials USED r- n e ini IN i @ e s
M. Al once furniture and fixtures in said loft
are now in the possession of prospective purchasers
V All such instruments. Of Instruments are
h4T n the n eses ii GsarSis Ess6
nston -; -; 81 az LOUIS oIgfsi, NJ | Rosto5 Mass
Omaha Neb Philadelphia Pa Pa Columns 8 & C Hart &
sn sGFd Of feen sens oI The ns sa%e RHrDs'
are now Vi q Cora saxton ancsTy
illinois o. and the once furnure and supplies in the oe
o'S9fea % All II iS fSn rights and p9e<es which defendant Or
he hseeyef & hpsn p 4b may @ na f megcb ia94 beVesn
sndant Patents Limited Of 20 RucksT
bearing date the 24th day Of March 1913 between De
1'aSat in the city t:51 Of London England
1% Ths foiIowng letters patent Of the United state,
Number. Invention. Date OF Letters
6e1 144Apparatus for charging Batteries Janua~v a 1879
switch. August 2S 1900
TO a7a-Telephone Transnitter. o toher a Ie
Il 11974-Sound Coneenrator. October 2S 1e9
12.134EIecrc Time switch october 2s 1902
AnT-Far DaCennher "a 1o0c
71s 905-Flecrc Battery. January - 1aos
634-Telenh1ne Nav Il 1907
725 3sACharSins switch .AuSust s isff
727 242-TeIephoni~ Aug7:st p elS
75Sssesrsn ssisotor Tor Charging ,ao
75S 263TeIAphoric Receiver Arrtl % leGt
Ise ~ May 16 1895
X The following foreign letters patent:
MasssFe .cSaaaa.. 70 40, Fsb j. 1aSa
Massage ........... Rance ao1 cas SEPT I 1872
Massage Germany 140 .Iune ,. 1872
Masssse .....-...... T,cl~uri. 1es coz. 1912
f'oncentrstor F;nciard IfaAa MAY u. 1902
Canceptrator C;>rrna,ly Iun4 1912
Ctancsrtrator - F'~oncaE - 324 H"4 Iure 3 1912
Ctncentrator . csrafs 60 oas sn,il u 1909
horizontal riarhrs rrn Frarce 500 o.a Isr oa 1o0s
Horizctsl Diaphragm PeIsiIul.. Tee 4s1 IA ton3
f2atterv Vent Fn~fnnd.. 4'-ls HS Eco ft1S
battery vent France. aoo 500 T-eb as 1oAS
Battery Vent Belgium. les SIS Marea .. 1908
scale England. l7o4 os FEB IS 1905
Front Adjustment and = 80
chqrrnE evttca Ind F-snce ssi SOS NIsrcb % IoH7
Charging switch 2r1.. 5ats 0S March 1o0s
CHARGING switch md. 7As
Cbareing SWITCH 2nd r=Arv4ry SOS March 10 1nO7
Charging Switch 2nd FnaIand TOes April "a 1899
Dated. New York. December tNth tafN
DAVIES. STONE AIF- AC'TI Atto-revs Pl.irtfr
% Nassau Street Borough q Manhattan. city OF
The arrroximate amount uen charre TO satsf,
which fHe stove-descrihed propertV 20 ~ sod e
s54as as With interest thereon from the 2stn day -
amounting TO ss79l together with the expenses The
Dated. New YORK. 18th aay o. nAcer.s.r 1aOs
PAW. TTrflN
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19

Jennary IL 1905 - 1850 04
1904 ''il.ie 1e - III 60
DGansy 1ans bernard E' M hsVs' 1se GO
FeTTier TaInesR Manning: January 80 1905. IS 35
t5reenberg F>iward Hirsch et all July 26 155 16
Idberman. Wilan--C Weber; July g. 1905 1oo 81
October % 1906 &C 50
same-T p storm July 5 1905 ............. 11S 94
Fe5c; 6ctober "a igo5 as 30
saneJ = storm July 3. 1905 ............... 1ls 81
schlesnger, Lee, receiyeri d Nessler. ct al ,oe -
SeBa1sn fnder MaR 28 1ao5 cyeTePsed5 5s5 IS
ff!G'tistSs is 1ao5 Nl'.'- 1$s So
in5sTgrSha ber; SarcS S' 81 1861 17es os
affrGPoi f}a4: March 81 1903 Jos os
Same-M Gridith: April TO- 1908 $40 0T
4n[e5ITOdh hnr dI e 59c5 lreVerse - COZ GO
sameJ Nuarky April IS 1908. ..-....-.....- 1854 So
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19

Minutt Frederick A-same ....-.-.....--.... 81 95
Muehfeld Frank-ApolIo Company. Ss1 20
McCabe Rudolph T.-Cord Meyer and another. 590s SO
McCcun Henry T.Edwin HawHey. 1854 %
Mclaughlin Emma B.-City Of Nev-York. 49,. IS IS
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor, the second
that of the creditor and date when judgment was
filed:
congdon Stewart H and Lewis B-B ". Hill:
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
City Property for Sale.

hurst CLASS sTABLE.-Leass or sale; electric ele-
II vator lights and t1eernent; neighborhood
23d-st West side Inquire F. BARDUSCH, POI 7th-ave-
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-09-22
Weekly CrOU Bulletin.

Raleigh, n. O., september lS.
The weather for the past week was
characterized by warm days and cool
nights, but the mean temperature for
the week was about normal. The only
rain of consequence fell on the 18th
and 18th and was very beneficial to all
crops. The weather in general has
been very favorable for picking cotton,
saving fodder, meadow and pea vine
hay. Farmers in all parts of the state
have been ready to pillow land for fall
sowing but the ground has been too
dry in most places; in Il few localities,
however, some wheat, rye, II oats
have been sOwn.
There has ben no improvement i'll
the cotton crop during the past week.
The warm weather caused it to open
rapidly, and in some places prema-
-turely. The crop will nowhere be more
than fair. and in places it will be very
light. 1t is generally reported that
there will be no top crop, owing 70
shedding: many correspondents state
that the bOlls are small and the lint
short: in the SOuth-central counties and
in the extreme northeastern portion or
bolls are opening prematurely, owing
to rust; army worms are doing con-
siderable damage to late cotton in
Beaufort, Craven, Jones, and Duplin
counties.
Tobacco curing is completed in the
eastern portion of the state. Cutting
and curing is in progress in the CEN
trail district, where the crop is reported
improved and in good condition, except
in Rockingham county where some of
If iS badIy hI1rnt and SDeckpd. If is cur
ing we'll, color and texture are good
but the leaf is light. In the western
portion slight damage by worms is re-
ported.
Corn improved during the past week,
but late corn in some places suffered
from drought, and some correspon-
dents report that it will not mature: q
poor crop is expected in the eastern,
while the prospects are for good crops
in the western and central portions.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-09-22

Washington, September 18th
weekly summary Of crop conditions is
sued by the weather bureau tofay,
says.
While a slight improvement In the
condition Of cotton Is reported IRON
Oklahoma and Indian Territories and
portions of Louisiana and northern
Texas, the crop as a whole over mes.
Of the belt has experienced little OF
no change, with q tendency towar1
deterioration. Premature opening Is
extensively reported in the eastern ani
western districts but only a few com
plants Of this character are received
from the central portion.
Boil weeyils are increasing in Texas
and are causing injury in western
Louisiana A poor top crop is prem
ised. Picking is advancing rapidly and
is nearing completion in som fields
in southern Georgia.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-09-22
OF BRIBERY
II Defeating the Anti-PriZe Fighting
Bill Before California Legislature.

San Francisco, September 19.-Billy
Nolan, manager for Battling" Nelson.
the prize fighter. has made a state
ment that a fund of 1000 was raised
in San Francisco to defeat the Ralston
a~nti-prize fight bill at the last session
Of the state legislature. He charges
that Harry Corbett, with whom he
had deposited $4,000 forfeit none,
prior to Nelson's recent fight with
Britt, is holding $1,000 Of the forfei'
money as Nolan share Of the alleged
corruption fund used at Sacramento
Corbett admits holding the mOne- bu-I
said Nolan owes him that amount.
He denies that any money was
paid legislators TO defeat the prize
fight bill. During the. last session OF
the California legislature Senator
Ralston introduced a bill prohibiting
professional prize fighting in the state.
The bill passed the senate and enough
votes were pledged in the assembly
to insure its passage in that house
A few days before the bill came up
for consideration in the assembly Il
delegation of San Francisco gamblers,
prize fight managers and promoters
invaded Sacramento. They did eonsid
cradle entertaining and when the anti
prize fight bill came up for considara-
ton it was defeated. Since then San
Francisco has become the prize fight
center of the country.
Nolan's charges were published ne.~
and District Attorney Seymour, o.
Sacramento, announced that a. soon
as he is through with the case of X
Senator Emmons. who was on trail
for accepting 3 bride, he will call the
matter to the attention of the Sacra-
mento grand jury Nolan has sig
nified mis- willingness to remain in
California and testify before the grand
iury.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-09-22
Owed" to Spring.


Tn tie early days OF April.
Days Of sunshine wet with rain,
Mother rallies al her forces.
Opens up TIE spring campaign
First we carry out the sofa.
Bank IL round with every chair.
Bedstead, bureau. mattress. table.
Till the house ooLs gaunt and bare.
Still we show no g relentiaz
For the carpets still on floors.
And all dow things must come I'D
ward
And be carried out Of doors.
When the rooms are bare and emn.v
IT'S the point where mother looms
Large upon our near horizon
Armed with rags and mops and
brooms.
Also pals OF soapy water
And perhaps some air Stacked lime
Go to swell enthusiasm
In the glad house cleaning time.
Oh. the Joy OF pasting pape-
On TIE ceilings am tho walls,
Oh. the sweet Sr.e.I Of the varafsh
On the woodwork in the halls,
Oh. how nice to sort the cupboard
Where we keep oar cures for i.l5i
See tie lotions. powders. potions.
Liniments and salves and pills!
Now we eat our dinner standing
All around the kitchen range.
II we get too tired on ore foot.
Then we make d little change"
With our lumbar muscles aching
And the biceps like to crack.
With what joyous looks and actions
We begin to put things back
Oh, the gay and glad house cleaning:
All its joys I may not speak.
I must save my breath and muscle
We expect to clean next week,
Martin in Chicago Record
Herald.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-09-22
Messenger Bureau.


Raleigh, n. c., September I9.
Rain is now needed through his
section Of the state, the farmers say
cotton is opening very rapidly.
The supreme court today took up
the docket of appeals from the fourth
district, a number of lawyers being
present.
Among the arrivals today were vii
liam H. Chadbourn and IredeIi
Meares of Wilmington.
Mr.. Oates, of Fayetteville, says
the county of Cumberland will make
a very fine exhibit at the fair, and il
has secured an excellent section of
the building for this purpose. The
great silk mill of Fayetteville will
make a great show on that occasion.
Three new rural free delivery mail
outes are established: Fairfield, Jas.
G. WATSON Carrier; Gastonia. Thomas
K Killing; Fineland, Roland F. Hill.
The program for the fifth annuaI
meeting OF the State Literary Histori-
Cal Society at the Raney Library Oc-
tober II, is announced, beginning at
8 O'Clock p. m. There will be snort
addresses by Armistead Burwell, OF
Charlotte; Locke Craig, of Asheyliee,
and Claude Kitchin. OF Scotland Neck
of a petition to the Legislature To
place a statue of T.. B. Vance in Stat
uary Hall in the capitol at Washing
o n President Robert w. Winston will
deliver the annual address, subject
ga pIOo for Srotn TTnitu' prnfaS-0r
d. H. Hill will speak of North Caro-
lima Books during the Present Year"
There will be a discussion by Senator
Oyerman and Congressman Small and
Thomas of The Need of a Fireproof
State Library and Enlargement of the
State Capitol Officers will be elect
ed and a cup presented by Mrs. Lind
say Patterson of WinstOn-Salem will
be awarded.
A number of the farmers are saying
regarding the present cotton crop that
the bOlls are quite small and are very
sharp at the point. Cotton picker3
say that this is true and that much
of the first opening is premature and
that the bolls are so pinched that the
cotton is very hard to get out. They
ia that it is due to the hot and dry
weather and that the next opening
will be better to handle.
Nine county treasurers have so far
tailed to make their reports on school
moneys to the state superintendent Of
public instruction. These reports were
due by August 1st. There is a penalty
for failure to make such reports at the
proper time, il this state very few
such penalties, it seems, are ever col
lected.
Several hundred corporations have
failed TO make their required annual
report to the secretary of state and a
very pressing notice has beer sent
them in regard to the matter, as the
delay of course causes trouble.
A charter is granted to the Dalton
Furniture Company, at High Point, to
manufacture furniture of all descrip-
lions, the capital being 100000.
Last week vas a lively n mere, |
with various Investigations, etc, in
progress, but the present week IS al
particularly dull one, this being very
marked so far as the various state de-
partmentS are concerned.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-09-22

It is easy to- relieve a cough or cure
a cold after a copius evacuation o
the bowels KenBedy's Laxative Honey
and Tar is the Original Laxative
Cough Syrup. It acts on the bowels
-expels all Geld from the system,
and cures coughs by removing the
cause. This remedy clears the phiegm
and strengthens the mem
branes of the throat, chest, lungs AMI
bronchial tubes. The honey bee and
the red clover blossom is on every bot
tie of Kennedy's Laxative Honey and
Tar, the Original Laxative Cough
Syrup. R. r. Bellamy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-09-22
Are You

Engaged people should remember.
that. after marriage. many quarrels
can be avoided, by keeping their diges-
tons In good condition with Electric
Bltters- $. \. Brown, of BennettSvllle,
:, e, says: For years, my wife suffer
ed intensely from dyspepsia. compli-
Gated with a torpid liver, until she lost
her strength and vigor. and became a
mere wreck of her former self. Then
she tried Electric BitterS, which help
ed her at once. and finally made her en-
tirely we'll. She is now strong and
healthy" +. Z. Bellamy, druggist,
sells them, at soc a bottle.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-09-22
A WRECK
Mrs. BeasIey BrOOding Over Mysteri-
Gus Disappearance of Her Young

Elizabeth City, September 1S.-Sen-
ator S. M. Beasley, of Poplar Branch,
Currituck county, passed through this
city today en- route to his home. He
has just returned from Norfolk, where
he carried his wife to a hospital TO be
treated for nervous debility, resulting
from the mysterious disappearance 81
their small son, Kenneth, February
Is last.
Mr.. Reasley stated that the meuta'
strain upon his wife was wearing her
life away and he expressed strong
doubt as to her complete recovery I'M
less the missing boy was found. He
says there have been no developments.
no new clues, since the search was
abandoned. He still thinks, however,
that the boy is alive, but entertains
no hope of recovering him.-Speciai
to the News and Observer.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-09-22
Merely Mfs1afd,

; Doctor said the man who several
weeks before had been operated on for
appendicitis, "I'm all right except for
a heavy feeling in the pit of my stom-
ach and a slight metallic rafting when
I walk"
There" exclaimed the NJ. D., slap
ping his thigh. Il knew that case of
surgical instruments would turn up
eventually. VIII you pay me for them
and keep them or shall l remove them?
The cost will be about the same."-
Houston Post.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-09-22

It is noticeable that whenever Uucle
Sam launches a new warship tho
event is chronicled in the European
newspapers with as much detail Of the
armament and speed of the vessel as is
given publication in'this country. T. Is
inst another bit of evidence that the
foreign powers are coming to a con
viction that the United States is strict
" in the International swim.-Pltts-
burg Times.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-09-22
CASTORlA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature n seo Of &MzZzzM
SPECIAL RATES
To Raleigh. n. c.. Via Seaboard Ac-
count of the North Carolina State
Fair. c Dber 16th-21st. 1905.

The Seaboard announces they will
sell excursion tickets from all points
within the state of North Carolina, in
Guiding Norfolk, Portsmouth, Rich
mond, Petersburg, Suffolk, Franklin
and intermediate points in the state of
Virginia, account of the state fair, Oc-
tober 16th-21st, for one first class lin
tied fare for round trip, plus fifty cents
for one admission to the fair grounds
minimum ate including admission
coupon $1.OO
The rates from the principal points
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-09-22

Everything is i'm the name when 1t
comes to Witch Hazel SaIve. Z. G.
Dewitt & Co. Of Chicago discovered
some years ago how to make a salvo
from Witch Hazel that is a specific for
Piles, eczema, cuts, burns. bruises and
all skin diseases DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve has no equal. This has given
rise to numerous worthless counter
feits. Ask for DcWitts-the genuIae.
Sold by r. r. Bellamy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-09-22
Shakespeorean.

Father in the hall has been standing
for half an hour while Millicent and
Harold bid each other good night in
the doorway.
"Parting,'" quotes Harold. els
such sweet sorrow' that I could say
good night till"-
At this speech father gets a Shake
spearean inspiration Of his own and
rramps down the stairs.
"Seems to me-" he asserts, that
there is too much, adieu about nothing
here."--Judge.