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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-18

property as the Judges, the governors
and amy other part of our govern"
ment. The man With the hoe. the
man at his pillow. He receives ms
summons and mnat res"ond or ne
fined Nothing else to do but go Al
most any man fit to be upon the Jury
is worth more than one dollar per day
at aome. | think one dollar Is the
least any county offers n Juror ana
mileage for one day at five cents pei
mile Many Juror would prefer TO
pay two dollars to be excused. put
to be excused he must have anotheT
reason tnan that | don't want TO-
Now gentlemen, don't forget this Juror
or witness. dismissed from court at
s y. M often ten to twenty miles
from home, must go, his salary won
entertain him and feed his horse ana
he c;tnnot afford it, Tomorrow morn
ing he must be I'm at four and ut the
court house ut half past nine or ten.
rain or shine. busy or idle. but the
man with the hoe and the man with
the ploW is not often idle. At least
now pay the juror and the witness a
reasonable per diem and ten cents
mileage for each day. There are
many other things in this connection
could be called to your attention. but
a word TO the wise is sufficient.
THOS. NJ. JORDAN.
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\ DISTINGUISHED VISITOR.
Vice President WeScndoncl<. OF the
Gcrnlania Life Entertained
Handsomely

Vice President NJ, \. Wesendonck.
of the Germania Life Insurance Com
pany. Of New York. was the guest Or
honor at Giersch's at Il dinner party
given by Mr. Robert Il. Hall. man :
ager for the States Of North Carolina
und Tennessee. and a number OF Rat
egh's most prominent citizens were
present. the event being the most en-
ioyabie stag dinner OF the season.
There were fourteen covers ana the
evening was spent in meriment. Mr..
Wcsendonck is rs charming a gentle
suan as he is an authority IN he IN
sGrance world. He quite ton the
gentlemen who were SO fortunate rs
10 hear his words Of wisdom at.d ini'n~
liable stories around the baEauei
board.
The guests We're ATTORNEY General
r. ID. Gilmer, Speaker O. *. Guion,
John 4. Duncan. f., NJ. UzZall. K. NJ.
Albright, Grimes b. Cowpcr, William
Boyian James Mckee. Jr.. iosenhus
Daniels, T. 7. Hay, Frank sflonach
NJ A. Wesendonck. DR.. j. T. Rogers.
and Robert j.. Hall.
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SieWerS-.ien.siiI~.

Winston Salem, y. G. Jan. IL
tSpeciaD The First Baptist Church
the scene Of so many beautiful wed
dings, never Witnessed a more Lowell,
and Impressive one than the marliag,
OF Miss Gertrude Jenkins and Mr.
Ralph DeSchwainitZ Siewers. soleIu
niza this morning al $50 By Bisho.
Rondthaler and DR. II. A. Brown. III,
church was eXquiset!y decorated. I'm
he diaIcly after the ceremony tbe brid,
and groom left for Washington cit.
whence they will go To New York 70
g visit Of some length fhe bride i
won for herself as "a social factor ant
we'll Known and much beloved ;ttld Ia
teacher in the Winston schools an en-
viable place in the hearts of the com
munity. The groom is q young gentle
man of sterling qualities of l4tart an
head and he has q pronin ent place !
the business and social interests
the twin city.
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Pay of Jrr.men and Witnesses,

70 the Members of the General AS
sembly:
There seems to be a disposition
among you to increase salaries of the
3fficers of State, at least some OF
.hem-those now receiving the larger
salaries. | am not Directing to this.
you should deem ii for the good OF
your State. / am willing to trust the
natter with you. But | wish to men,
lion right here for your consideration.
hat all the services of these gentle
men, worthy as they are, and as val
liable as it is to the State is purely
voluntary upon their part. They do
lot have to If they do not want to.
Ind again, their incomes are not tax
lble. Now consider for one moment
I, class of men who have to serve the
state who dare not refuse when sum-
moned. / speak of jurymen and wit
nesses. The people who are as neces-
sary to the protection of life and
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ST. M.ARY.s SENIORS.
Entertained Most Delightfully."- by Siis.
Bessie Poe Law.

Miss Bessie Poe Law delightfully."- en-
tertained her senior class at ut
Mary's, at her home on Mcdowell
street yesterday afternoon from tour
To six. Interesting questions about
Cupid was the game of the Gveiins,
The prize was awarded to Miss Mamie
Rossell, while the consolation prize
fell to Miss Florence Grant, and The
BOBBY a toy drum, was won by Miss
Margaret Jones.
The house was beautifully deco
rated with the class colors and the
st. Mary's blue and white. Delici-
Gus refreshments were served IN
courses by Misses Willie Law and -ln-
ME Cole Boyden, of Salisbury.
Among those present We're: Miss
Bessie Poe Law. Misses Anna Clark,
Rena Clark, Margaret DuBose, Ida
Evans, Effie Furley, Ellen Gibson,
Florence Grant, Dorothy Hughson,
sadie Jenkins, Mossie Long, Mamie
Rossell, Linda Tillinghast and Miss
Katie Mckimmon, the honorary MEM
Der of the class: Miss Margaret NJ.
Jones. of the st. Mary's faculty; Miss
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Monument To Ransom.

AT a meeting of the joint commit
tees On Buildings and Grounds las
right was considered the resolution
to erect a monument at The north enc
Of the capitol grounds TO the latf
Matthew ". Ransom. and TO app"o-
Iiiate $50dC for that purpose.
2 he resolution was fa%orabY report
e.. and the comm ttec recommended
that it be referred to the committee
on appropriations o. the respective
bodies.
Col. Cunningham. MIR. Joyner, OF
Northampton Judge Wmbornc Dir
Ellington, OF Wake; Mr.. Murphy, o.
Euncombe; Mr. Sverett, Mr.. Webb, Mr.
SStntelle. Mr.. Taylor, Mr.. Mitchell, Mr.
Long. Of Person, and Mr.. Cover, s"Gkt
III favor of the BIZ and Mr.. McGil
WAS the only ono to speak against it
hui the vote to recommend il was
unanimous.
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PUTTING TT STRONG.


This may read as though we were
putting it Il little strong. because il IS
generally thought by the majority Of
people that Dyspepsia in It's chronic
form is incurab,e or practically so.
But we have long since shown that
Dyspepsia is durable nor is it such Il
difficult matter ;s ii FIRST appears.
The trouble with Dyspeptics is that
they are continually dieting. starving
themselves or going TO the opposite
extreme or else deugng the already
over burdened stomach with ''bitters
after dinner pills. etc, which in
.ariably increase the difficulty even #
N some cases they do give slight
temporary relief. Such treatment or
The stomach simply makes matters
worse. What the stomach wants is Il
rest. Now how can the stomach be
come rcsteQ. recuperated and at the
came time the body nourishcd and
III stained?
This is Il great secret and this is also
the secret of the uniform success OF
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets This is d
comparatively HCW remedy hat its
Success and popularity leave no doubt
as To its merit.
The tablets will digest the food any
way regardless OF condition of stom-
| ach. The sufferer from Dyspepsia, &C
cording to directions. is TO eat an
abundance of good, wholesome tOol
| and use the tablets before and after
| each meal and the result win be that
! the food will be digested no matter
| noW bad your Dyspepsia may be- be-
| cause. as before stated. the tablets
| will digest the food even if the stom-
! ich is wholly inactive. 70 illustrate
cur meaning plainly, i %ou take 500
| grains Of meat, eggs or ordinary food
| and place ii in Il temperature of 9S
| degrees. and put with il one Of Stuart
| Dyspepsia Tablets ii will digest The
| meat or eggs almost as perfectly as ii
| The meat was enclosed within the
| stomach.
| The stomach may be ever SO weak
| YET these tablets will perform the
! work Of digestion and the body and
| brain wifi he properly nourisned and
| 1t the same time II radical, lasting
| cure of Dyspepsia will be made be-
| cause the much abused stomach viii
| 0c given, To some extent, q much
| needed rest Your druggist Will tel
/ vou that OF all the many remedies 81
| yertsed to cure Dyspepsia none 81
them have given SO complete and gen
aral satisfaction as Stuart's Dyspepsia
/ Tablets, and not least in importance IL
sthese hard times is the fact that they
are also the cheapest and give th5
most good for the least money
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\. W Chandler Here.

M. a. w. Chandler. the popular
representative Of the Cable Piano
Company, is in the city, having lust
returned from Richntnd where he
attended a gran dpiano recital when
Madam Ezoumowska, the famous
Russian pianist performei using eX-
clusirely the Mason and Hanllin Grand
Piano. The recital was attended by
many of the most prominent musical
critics aud directors of the South and
was arranged for by Mr.. j. G. Corley
who manages the States of Virginia
and North Carolina for the Cable
Piano Company aud the Mason and
Hamlin Company.
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MRS. c. b. AYCOCK LEAVES.
Little Louise Receivers From Dipthcri
and The cx-GOvcrnOrS Family
Say Good Bye TO Raleigh.

1t will be gratifying to the friends
of Ex-Governor and Mrs. c. Is. Aycock
TO know that their little daughter,
Louise. IS we'll on the way TO recovery
from diptheria. with which she was
taken while Governor .Aycock was in
Florida the last of December.
The little girl has so far recovered
that yesterday Mrs. Aycock was able
to leave the Governors Mansion,
where she has been since the little
girls illness. and go TO her home in
Goldsboro. Governor Aycock came
from GoldSboro yesterday morning.
Joined the family at the Mansion. and
later left for home.
In the party We're Governor and
Mrs. Aycock. young Frank Daniels
Aycock. Louise Aycock with her un-
Gle, DR.. Albert Anderson of Wilson
and the trained muse who has been
with her DR.. Anderson took Louise
with him TO Wilson where she viii
be in the Sanitarium till her complete
recovery
1t is With regret that The people of
this city Sc Mrs. Aycock leave RAJ
eigh. During her stay here her gra-
ciouSnesS of manner and lovely home
life, have made for her many friends.
apart from the fact that she is the
wife of the Governor. Her gentle per-
sonality has made the Governors Man
sion an ideal home, and in the depar-
ture Of The Governor and his wife the
best life of the Capital city suffers a
deep ,oSs. A devoted wife and mother
a true neighbor. a woman whose whole
life breathes a spirit of peace and rest
fulness she carries with her Il fervent
God speed" from every one in this
city. all knowing that Goldsbofo re-
ceives her and welcomes her home
again With wide open arms.
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Rural Libraries.

The superintendent of Public In
struction gives out the information
that Wayne county now has twelve
original libraries and six supplement
tary established by State aid.
Wayne has large number of lib
raries established by private aid. 1t
also leads in number of rural lib
raries
Arson and Mecklenburg counties
also have twelve original Libraries and
six supplementary established by state
aid. The superintendent has sent -four
library warrants to. Caldwell county
which makes twelve for this county
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Life Underwriters Meeting.

The Life Underwriters Association %
North Carolina met yesterday in tht
dining hall Of the Marlborough hotel
The association is composed Of tne
general agents throughout the stats
There We're present yesterday from
fifteen to eighteen members.
In the absence of the President. Mr.
| j. &. Drewry presided. with Mr.. z. d
Gold. Jr., as secretary and treasurer
Mr.. j. ID Boushall of Raleigh. who
had been appointed to attend tht
meeting of the national committee
made Il report of his trip.
After the transaction of routine
business the association adjourned tt
meet again in Raleigh on February
7th next.
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CAPT. MASON WILL SPEAK.
Daughters OF The Confeicracy 10 kcei
Lees Birthday.

s The Daughters of the Confederacy
Of Raleigh will. as usual, observe Gen.
eral Lees birthday. The regular
meeting of the Daughters on that day
Thursday, January 19th-Will be
held With Mrs. Josephus Daniels Il
her homo on South street at four
o'c.ock in the afternoon. Hon. Thorn.
as w. Mason. Senator from North.
ampton the most eloquent man ir
the Legislature has accepted an invi.
tation 10 made an address on Rober;
r.. Lee. All the members of the Sen.
ate and House who yerved in the Con
federate army have been inVitd US the
gupStS of honor
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Officers Are Elected for the Ensuing
Year.

The r. s. " II. Club held an i'm
portant business meeting yesterday
afternoon when new officers were
elected and the program for the en-
suing year was arranged
The officers are. President, Miss
Pattie Carroll. ce-president, Miss
Lilly Skinner, treasurer, Miss Villa
Norris. assistant treasurer. Miss Loula
Mcdonald, secretary ISIS MARY Hull
McI<immon.
1t was decided that the club should
meet every two weeks. beginning With
Miss Lucy Andrews on Wednesday,
Jan 25
The following new members We're
elected Mrs Eliza Knot, Miss Lily
Ferrall Miss Julia Moment, Miss Elieu
Mordecai.
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KNOWN TRAITORS no RE SHOT
\ Mormon Bishops VERY Significant
Remark About Witnesses at
Washington.
(By the Associated Press

Washington, Jan. 17.--Attorneye
for Senator SDoot today put on tbs
stand witnesses to dscredit the testi-
monr of the three witnesses for the
protestants VINO gave what they al
iegea To be the oaths taken by Nor
mons who go through the temples
and take the endowment ceremony o1
the Mormon Church.
Richard w. Young of Salt Lake
said the sentiment of Mormons is de-
cide1ly hostile to polygamy. He said
there is no teaching of poiygamy and
las beeu none since the manifesto
was issued
on cross-examination Mr. Young
said he believed that the manifesto
was inspired and that while there are
people in the church who have not
accepted the doctrine of revelations
the Overwhelming majority believed
that the revelation in relation to celes-
tial marriage was inspired.
Tavler called attention to a dis
patch from Eureka, Utal, to the effect
1 that at meeting Sunday night Bisnoi
had betrayed endowment oaths 81
Washington as traitors and said nc
had known traitors to be shot
Mr.. Young did not approve the ref
ereGcc to the shooting of traitors Du;
said he thought that otherwise thu
Bishop had expressed the sentimenI
of Mormon people toward those who
had testified IN the Smoot investiga
ton concerning the endowment house
ceremonies. He said Mormons alb.
horred traitors and said man Wht
would violate his oath before JUS
tice of the peace would violate his oath
of the church He could make no dis
tinction. Mir Young declined 10 an.
swer any questions regarding the ell
| dowment hove oath
Other witnesses testified that August
| Lundstrom who described the endoW,
ment house ceremony could not be h7-
| lieved under oath. Testimony VAS
given tending to discredit other wit
nesses for the protestants. The hear
| ing will be continued tomorrow.
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". I. pmts in New Wire.

Especial to News and Observer
Washington y. c.. IAN. 1.-THE
Western Union Telegraph Company
have Just completed a new Wire be-
tween Richmond, Va. and this city,
thus placing these two cities in direct
Geographic communication with each
other. This wire is a great addition
to the facilities Of this office and Ills
Il long felt want.
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Notice.

Notice is given that application will
be made to the General Assembly now
in session to pass an act chartering u
railroad company. with the usual pow
ers, &c, to build a railroad from some
point on the A. & n. G.. r. r.. in Lee
noir county. to some point in Duplin
county This Jan. II. 1905.
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AN OFFICE T0TER
Republican Gets Lawndale
and Would Lug i
into Country.
Especial to News and Observer.

Especial to News and Observer
Washington, ID. c., Jan. 11.-Repre-
sentative Webb saw the Second As
sistant Postmaster General today With
reference TO the proposed change of
site oil LaWndale postoftice, Cleveland
county A Democrat has been post
master there since the creation of the
office, until recently when n Repubii-
can WAS appointed. This Republican
SEEKS 10 remove the office entirely
away from the village and Mr.. WEBB
protests against the change. He was
promised that an inspector would be
sent down to investigate the matter.
Senator Simmons has secured a large
additional supply OF vegetable seed
from the department and has divided
them and most Of his original quota
equally among the congressman from
the state, reserving enough to fill re-
quests He does this to prevnt send
ing To the same persons as the Con-
gresmen and in order that Il larger
number of our people may receive
seed. With this additional supply our
Congressman will be able to send seed
20 almost all the names on their lists.
REPRESENTATIVE Thomas has secured
l pension from the Pension Office for
Nol. r. n. Balm, of Goldsboro. on ac-
count OF disabilities contracted on
he war with Spain.
Ex-State Senator Herbert r. Norris
and son, Herbert, of Raleigh, We're
here today, returning home from Bal
,imore.
Representative Page has returned
from North Carolina, where he Went
IN important business
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WOMAN and
...SOCIETY...

L.
bright, blessed skies that bend above
Your gold curls flashing free,
and summer time for you. dear foVe,
But winter time for me!
H.
For me a sad worlds stomiest gloom
Wherever 1 may be.
FOR YOU Gods gardens sweet With
bloom
And deserts dim for me.
ct still for both such love as makes
\ glory great and sweet,
And while my heart in silence breaks,
1t does so at your feet!
II L. Stanton
X !. =
Mrs. John G.. Angler and ttaugn-
ter, of Durham, were visitors TO the
city yesterday.
Mrs. S. w. Holman. of Durham.
after visiting friends in the city re-
turned home yesterday.
Miss Elanor West returned yester-
day from Erie, Pa. where she has been
for some days as a guest at a Pennsyi Z
vania house party.
Mss Nishie Knott. of this city. has
returned from Oxford after visiting
friends in that city.
Miss Sallie Moore Leach. of Little
ton is in the city visiting Mrs. Van Il.
Moore.
Miss Annie Johnson, of Selma. was
a visitor to the city yesterday.
Miss Gulia Vann, of Coma. after 4
few days in the city as the guest OF
Mrs. X. T. Vann, went to Goidsboro TO
visit Mrs. Parker. of that city.
Mrs. Frank Ford, of Covington hy:'
who is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W.
J. Andrews, spent several days at Pine
Hurst this week.
Miss Luna Wheeler has just return
I'd from a weeks visit to Salisbury.
Miss Jess Flesher. of Erie. Pa. Is
visiting Mrs. James O. Litchford.
Mr. and Mrs F. S. Royster and
Misses Fannie and Mary Royster ieft
on Thursday evening for New YORK
from which place they will sail OF
Saturday for Alexandria, Egypt. Trey
viii be gone about three months ana
the trip will include Egypt. Sicily, italN
and Greece.-Norfolk Landmark.
Miss Nellie Barhee, of Chapel Hill
Was a visitor in Raleigh yesterday.
Capt. C. ID. Thompson and wife oil
Noex, are visiting friends in the city
Mrs. o. II. CUBAN, and little daughter
arrived in the city yesterday after
noon and are now at the Marlborough
with her husband, Speaker g. tt
CUBAN.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that applica.
ton will be made to the present ses.
sion OF the Gneral Assembly for the
passage, of an act incorporating the
town of Garner i'll Wake county.
1-11-eOd
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that app
cation will be made to the General
Assembly to amend the charter OF the
Commercial and Farmers Bank CT
Raleigh. \. G.
Dec q, 1904. i2-2S-Im
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cards make acceptable present
Send us be executed in ample
time Samples furnished application j.
STEVENS ENGRAVING CO.. manufacturers Of Society Sta
Wedding Inv ations 81 whitehall street. Atlanta
Georgia
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stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the North Carolina Home
Insurance Company will be held Mt
their office IN this city on Wednesday,
February LIST, 1905.
CHARLES ROOT Secretary.
f. ltd
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Durham, y. c.. Jan. 1.-THE con-
ditioa Of Mr.. w. H. Copley is su n
that the Murray trial was not resum-
ed this morning. Mr.. Copley, it will
be remembered, is juror in the Cas-
1t is believed that he will be We'll
enough by tomorrow to serve with Il, 9
other Jurors.
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BAPTIST University Recital.

The Music Faculty of the Baptist
University for Women Will give re-
citaI in the University auditorium on
January %, from s to o'clock D. M.
COMPLIMENTARY TO the State officers and
the members of the legislature. Adj
mission only by card.
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The Thin woman who falls from the
top Of a stepladder win come down
olum@.
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Book Club.

The Book Club was entertained on
Saturday by Miss Matte uiggs at her
home on n. Blount street. The pro-
gram arranged for the day was car
ried out, being the place of the diary
i'm English literature in eighteenth
century.
After delightful refreshments were
served Mrs Ashby Lee Baker delight
ed the members with several songs.
Besides the regular members present
the visitors were Mrs. Baker. of Balu-
more, Miss Stevenson, Pa. Mrs. Den
son. from Miss, Miss Baskerville,
from Richmond and the Misses eau
sey. Phila The club will meet with
Mrs. Sherwood Higgs on Monday Jan.
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Social Event in Rocky Mount.

Rocky Mount, y. c.. Jan. IT,
(Special. Mrs James w. Mason en-
tertained a number of friends at her
residence on Tarboro street at progress
sive whist which was very greatly en-
loved both for the pleasure of the
game and the very cordial hospitality
dispensed.
The color scheme was pink and law
ender.
The prize, a beautiful and hand
some lace fan, was won by Mrs. w. '.
Boyle and gracefully presented TO. MISS
Bailey, of Winston Salem. The boopV
was won by Miss Roy Levy.
Elegant refreshments were served
and the guests departed after most
ENJOYABLE entertainment.
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I;oys.er's Candy.

Registers Candy.
Wholesome for the children. APP
proved by the grown folks, and en-
ioyed by all
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Webster, of Georgia, and Miss Boy
den. of Salisbury.
The class of 1905 comprises n
charming group of young ladies drawn
from widely separated sections, and
bids fair TO reflect added ustre on
their beloved Alma Mater.
J. 4 4
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st The Head of The Table.

Roosevelts plurality over parke: in
greater than Mckinley's WAS over
}rytn in 1900. OF all the states
North Carolina made the biggest gain
II her Democratic plurality. The
states showing Democratic gains are
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Raleigh Lodge Banquet.

The following Invitation has been
sent to friends:
You are cordially invited to attend
the Anniversary Banquet
of
Raleigh Lodge, No. 500. A. F. & A. Nj
Masonic Hall. Raleigh. Y. c.
January twentieth.
Nineteen hundred and five.
Eight d. m.
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Thus ii VIII be seen that North Idt
lima sits III the head OF the Demo
cratictabie. as the table is com
jared with the following table of Re
publican ga MS: