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The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-09-23

iel A. Ryan of the reformers, was
made permanent chairman of the
convention. and it was after mid
night when the convention got
down to work. A resolution fav-
oring fusion with the democrats on
the city ticket was put through.
The nomination for mayor will
probably take place tomorrow. ].
S. Partridge, a young republican,
will be named and will receive the
endorsement of the democrats.
New York, Sept. 21.-President
Paul Morton Of the Equitable Life
Assurance Society will endeavor
to recover funds Of the society IL
legally disbursed to the amount OF
1888, 1854.
The Western National Bank 10
1885 had loaned 1861 ,491 to Geo.
V. Turner, secretary to Louis Fitz-
gerald, then president of the Mer.
camille Trust Company, on collat'
eral which proved to be Of little
value. A bank examiner condem
ming the security, the loan was
transferred to the Mercantile Trust
Company and was guaranteed by
several 6nanciers, including Henry
B. Hyde. The loan was finally
transferred to the Equitable, hav'
ing grown to a total of $719,264
aud that company paid this sum. te
the Mercantile Trust Company ir
two payments, one of $218,264 on
Jsnuary 30, 1900, and another o
100000 on February 4, 1904.
J. W. Alexander, the former
president of the Equitable, certi
fled in 1900 that the Equitable wa!
pledged to the protection of the
Mercantile Trust Company, ane
the executive committee Of the Equ
liable, passed resolution guaran
teeing protection to them.
The Equitable has also pait
$285,ooo to the Mercantile Trus
Company on account of the mys
terious loan of $685. 900 which th,
latter company made to it, but al
the money has been refunded to tn
individuals.
Mr.. Morton has notified the Mer
camille Trust Company that th'
Equitable is not responsible for th
Turner loans to the trust compan,
andshas instructed counsel to SUI
for recovery of the $718,264 and in
terest.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-09-23
HAD BIG ROW.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DELEGATES PUNCHED
EACH OTHERS
FACES.
Airship Carried Message From
Portland to Vancouver-Rob.
berry in the Affairs of the
Equitable-Other
News.

San Francisco, Sept. 19-The
Republican municipal convention
was turned into a free-for-all fight
tonight. Delegates fought on the
floor of the big auditorium, on the
stage, and in the antc-rooms.
Great groups of politicians wrest.ed
on the floor, driving their fists into
eachothers faces, and sprinkling
the woodwork with blood. To add
to the turbulence the deputy sher-
ifs and the police summoned to
restore order fought with each 9TH
er.
The warring factions were the
reform delegates and the followers
of Reuf. When the smoke of bat
tie cleared away, the reformers held
the fort. After quiet had been en-
tirely restored the reformers pro-
ceeded to put through their pro-
gramme, calling for fusion with the
democrats denouncing Schmitz and
Ruef in scathing terms.
There was rumor early in the
day that Ruef had planned to Car
ry the convention by force. He
controls one wing Of the party and
seeks to use it to further the cause
of Mayor Schmitz who has been
nominated by the Union Labor
party for another term. He march
ed into the convention with ITS
delegates. Opposed to him were
the reformers who had 223 dele
gates. Ruef bad packed the gal.
lery and as soon as the convention
assembf it was evident trouble
would break.
Everything went smoothly until
E. E. McGushen, a Ruef delegate
I obtaining the floor tried to upset
the programme. He was declared
out of order by Temporary Chair
man Sontag, but refused to leave
the stage. Sergeant-at-arms Nc.
Gee was told to escort McGushen
to his seat. As MCGEE attempted
to carry out his orders, friends of
Mr.. McGushen rushed to his as
sistance.
Gus Gilfeather, a Ruefte, struck
! the sergeant-at-arms across the face
with his fist and then the general
melee started. There was wild
rush of delegates from all parts ol
the auditorium to the stag.
An they reached the point o.
combat they threw themselves
into the fray. Soon the entire hal.
was a mass of struggling politicians
Women, who had been provided
special seats in the hall, added to
the pandemonium by their screams
While the fighting ragged squad
of bluecoats arrived to restore or
der. At the same time a detach
ment of sheriff deputies in plair
clothes entered the hall. Their
was clash of authority, and th'
policemen and the sherif's s men in
stead of trying to restore order
fought with each other.
The policemen are under til
control of Ruef while the sherlt
stands il with the reformers.
Finally order was restored. Dan
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-09-23

Portland, Ore, Sept. 2o-A mes
sage by airship, the first in history
was sent yesterday by Theodore
Hardee, assistant to the president
of the Lewis and Clark Exposition,
to General Constant Williams,
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-09-23
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Full instructions in the Royal Baker and Pastry Cook
book for making all kinds of Bread biscuit and cake
with Royal Baking Powder Gratis to any address.
CO., ST.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-09-23
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The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-09-23

Timothy, clover, alfalfa and
vetch seed at Zeirolf's.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-07-14

pitlet. ON Diet samtycker att emottaga
eder dotter, som ar min syster efter
kottet. Numera har jag upphort att
hafya andra systrar an de andliga syst
rarna. som med mig della valsignelsen
af klosterlefnaden.
Jag will bedja eder ON ward och
omsorg for denna min dotter, hvars
helsa ar sd bruten, jag will gifva klost-
ret fullt och rikligt vederlag for hen
mes ward och uppehall har. Hon on
skar att bora systrarna sjunga och
menar att sanger ar for henne helso-
gifyande. Slutligen vile jag bedja
eder formana henne till undergifvenhet
och lydnad emot sin fader, som will
hennes basta.
En- blixt sk0t fran ur abbedissans
ogon, men hon sankte genasr ogonloc.
ken och svarade:
Har / klostret uppmana vi ingen
till olydnad eller vanv0rdnad mot for
aldrar. vi afbedja ju vid intradet har
hvarje stolt tanke, hvarje egen villa,
hvarje lust efter ~fafangliga ting. Lyd'
mad ar var pligt not vara 0fverord
made.
- Mar kan jag ia fora hit min dot
ter? sporde Svantepolk.
- Xfven derom skall jag svara, da
jag hort kapitlet, genmalte abbedissan
, Sitten ned medan jag talar med nina
systrar om delta arende.
Sa lemnade Karin rummet stilla och
h6gtidligt, som hon kommit, och herr
| Svantepolk vardt allena. En- tjanande
syster bragte honom en- kama 81, SON
han fam svagt, och tiden gjordes no
nom ganska lang, tills Karin alter syn
ties.
- Sagen eder dotter, SADIE hon lika
afmatt som forut, att systrarna i Vreta
| skola med frojd emottaga henne i den
ma heliga fristad, och hon kan komma
mar Diet sa faller henne lagligt. v
skola Tampa vara lefnadsregler eftel
hennes svaga helsa - inga fastor, ings
vakor, och framfor ALT inga gisslingar
Abbedissan taste, tyckte herr Swan
tepolk, en- yredgad blick pa honom =
men Diet kunde ju vars EFT misstas
som hans onda samvete var orsaker
till.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-07-14
Hos abbedissan vreta.

Esbjorn hade bragt sin herres svar
till Ingrid och sjungit for henne och
nu dagligen tala ON att hon langtade
sa mycket efter sin syster Karin. Hon
blefve aldrig frisk, ON icke Karin kun
de hugsvala och varda henne, SADIE
hon.
Ingrid talade med sin moder, hon
talade med Ingegerd, men ingen al
dem gjorde nagonting for att uppfylla
hennes 0nskan. Sa kom herr Swan.
tepolk efter sin vana en- alton in l
buret, der hans dotter annu lag sjuk,
Han satte sig vid hennes sang och
sag pa henne. Hon var sd blek, han
Svenska monitoren., 1905-07-14
/ stiIIhet.

Esbj0rn red fran och alter under man
ga forevandningar. Han kom nu alter
till Fr0berga och fam der sin trolof-
wade Huld. Hennes fader var nu d0d,
cch Hillevid hade nu tagit mon hem
med sig. Den gamle fredlose hade
bedt att hans getter ocksa skulle tagas
till F~r0berga, han vile att hans kara
kamrater | fr~edlosheten ocksa nu skull
lie ia battre dagar. Derf0r gingo III
de fyra getterna omkring vid Fr0berga
och vardades och frodades som gar
dens 0friga dur. Men de vile vida
heller atervanda till skogen, och mer
an en- dag hade Huld fatt soka dem
der.
Huld scribe visserligen sin fader,
men hon a mold att han icke mer
beh0fde vara en- fredlos skogsgangare.
Han hade fatt till sig preston och
undfatt babe sista smorjelsen och SAX
Eamentet. Huld var lycklig att tanka
sig sin fader i himmelen, och hon val
signade Harald Esbjornsson, som sa
vanligt hemtat till hennes fader dessa
nademedel hvilka betraktades som en-
o~undganglig vagkost till de saligas
land, och jamval SORT for att fadern
kommit i vigd jord.
Hillevid h0ll nu pa att lara Huld
allehanda sysslor, som voro n0dvan-
olga for en- husmoder under denna IT,
den, och Huld var ocksa laraktig. Hon
kunde redan baka brod, och hon deltog
l mattillredningen med flyer. Hon
h0ll ocksa pa att lara sig att spinna,
men slandan kunde hon annu icke
svanga med nagon fardighet. Traden
brast ofta och garnet vardt ojamt och
knutigt.
Den gamle Harald med sina huskar-
lar h0ll pa att falla thinner till den
stuga som han lofvat att bygga at Es-
bj0rn och Huld, och nu skulle de sjalf-
va valja den plats, der den skulle
sta. Men den flick icke vara langt af-
lagsen fran gamla garden.
Esbj0rn och Huld mandrake tillsam-
mans omkring gardens narmaste ON
ginning, men de voro SEM att besluta
sig. An f0refoll dem stranden sa loo
kande, an syntes dem backsluttningen
bakom garden sd fager. For hvarje
vandring kom nastan EFT nytt f0rslag.
Den gamle Harald skrattade at dem.
bet forekommer mig som voren l sma
barn, SADIE han, och mig synes att
jag sjalf blir nastan ung, mar jag hor
pa edra planer. Jag forekommer mig
sjalf som en- sven pa tjugu varar, och
jag far nastan hug att tafla med min
Jefferson ON hans mo.
ia, forsok blot, morfader! skrat-
tade flickan, men smog sig med det-
Stamina TAFT intill Esbjorn, och han
lade sin arm omkring henne och ut
brast: Mel, mel, morfader, ingen far
taga ifran mig Huld. Icke ems pa
skamt.
Ingen skall taga mig ifran dig
ION OGDEN, svarade Huld. OGDEN
a ingen motsta.
- Du ar val icke sjuk, Huld? spor-
de Esbj0rn oroligt.
= Nej, svarade hon, Diet faller mig
blot understundom in att min lycka
ar for stor = den kan icke vara lange.
All, den skall nog vara, menade
Esbjorn, den skall vara och vaxa till
Svenska monitoren., 1905-07-14
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Historisk roman at
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(1S) (Forts. fir. f0reg. mr.
Ada jungfru, Diet kan han icke,
varade Esbjorn, hvad skulle fru Be-
nedicta saga derom och herr Svante-
polk sedan?
Ingrid skakades som af kold och
drog Jacket omkring sig.
Sag honom att jag viii blifva
frisk, hviskade hon, sag honom att jag
will folja honom.
Da Esbjorn kom ut fran buret, ra'
kade han afven nu herr Svantepolk.
- Ar du nu alter har, lekare! Du ri
der ofta hitat i din HERES arenden,
malte han med en- misstrogen blick
Med f0rlof, herr Svantepolk, jag
ar visserligen i Algotssonernas tjanst
men jag har ofta orlof att rida NINA
egna arenden, och Diet ar / dem jag nj
rider.
- Ma. stolte ungersven, tor Ell spor
ia, hvart leden ligger for dina egna a
renden?
bet, adle here, will jag fullval
saga eder. Jag har en- trolofvad mo,
som jag aktar bes0ka, och da jag med
detsamma kan ia sc min syster, pla
gar jag saga till har for att tala med
henne, medan min hast hvilar. NJ
hade jag icke kommit, ON icke edel
sjuka dotter sagt mig att hon kande
sig friskare, da jag qvad for henne
kunnen jul sjalf Sc, I'M icke sanger
verkar som EFT lakemedel pa henne
Jag vet fullval att en- icke Dor komma
for ofta sasom objuden CAST. Och Mt
farval, adle here. Tagen icke lila
upp, ON jag kommer alter ON EFT pal
dagar.
Sa gick Esbj0rn in i stallet for at
sadla sin hast, och Svantepolk begal
sig till jungfruburet och fam sin dot
ter hogst upplifvad genom sanger.
- Ga ned, Boel, SADIE han, och bjuC
din broder komma alter / hemvagen
Han har nog raft, sanger maste vars
EFT lakemedel!
Svenska monitoren., 1905-07-14
Afresa fran hemmet.

Ingrid mottog med glade underrat-
telsen ON att hon skulle ia komma till
Vreta, och redan dagen derefter bars
hon ned / en- slade, som var val for
sedd med fallar och bjornhudar. Boel
skulle atfolja henne, herr Svantepolk
hade visserligen icke talat derom med
Karin, men hon kunde i ALA fall resa
tillbaka med sladen, ON hon icke flick
tillatelse att STAMINA. Herr Svantepolk
sjalf red vid sidan af sladen. bet var
med beklamdt SHINE som han sag ned
pa sin dotter, hon lag nedbaddad /
! sladen; han kom ihag, huru han for
ia ar sedan en- dag foljt Karin till
klostret och begart att ia henne inta.
gen till nunna, men hoppet ON att hon
skulle blifva abbedissa hagrade i far.
ran, och nu var hoppet verklighet. Men
abbedissan var icke langre hans blom-
strande, frimodiga Karin, hon var en-
helt AMMAN, hon forefoll honom sd
frammande.
Den kalla luften f0rde friska rosor
till Ingrids bleka kinder, och da hon
kom fran till Vreta, hade hon EFT sken
af helsa, som %forundrade hennes fader.
Herr Svantepolk blef denna dag icke
inf0rd i klostret, nagra klostersystrar
hjalpte Boel att bara in Ingrid, och sa
slots porten.
Da hennes fader horde, huru Diet ena
laset efter Diet andra tillstangdes, kan
de han sig nastan frestad att banka pa
porten med slit ~svardfaste och begara
att ia sin dotter tillbaka. Han sma-
log at denna tanke och svingade sig
upp pa hasten. Sa 6ppnades portluc-
kan och en- rost ropade: "Jungfrun
beder helsa sin moder", och sa red
herr Svantepolk alter till Why. ON
Boel hade Diet icke blifvit nagon fraga,
afven hon var i Vreta.
Karin tog emot sin syster pa helt
annat satt an sin fader. Hon flick della
abbedissans egna rum, och sa fattades
intet af hvad den tiden kunde erbjuda.
Der ladies' Ingrid i en- badd, som svall-
de af dunkuddar, och en- bagare vim
bragtes henne genast, som Invade och
starkte henne. Men battre an ALT an
nat var att hon kande sig sluten i Ka-
rims armar, att hennes syster kysste
hennes parma och ogon och kinder, att
hon hviskade 0mma ord / hennes ora.
Ord, som Karin nastan tyckte sig haf-
va glomt, men som MI str0mmade Of
yer hennes lappar, likt en- flod som
brustit sin dam och svammade Oliver
ALA braddar.
All m0jlig ward egnades Ingrid, och
hon blef for hvarje dag starkare.
Smart gick hon st0dd pa Boels eller
Karins arm omkring | klostret. Hon
tittade in | dormitoriet, der ALA nun
norma sofva, och priorinnans sang stod
midten. Hon sag arbeten
och ber6mde deras fit och skicklignet.
Annu nagra dagar och Karin torde
henne till klosterkyrkan. Hon kna-
b0jde pa en- b0npall under middags.
gudstjansten, men den tidiga nassau
och aftongudstjansten holl Karin hen
ne ifran.
= bet maste vara malta afven med
bon och akallan, SADIE hon, da Ingrid
uttryckte sin onskan att folja henne
afven till dessa gudstjanster.
Mel, Karin, svarade Ingrid, Diet
kan aldrig blifva nog med b0ner och
akallan for den, som hvalfver sadana
planer 4 sinnet som jag.
- Latom oss icke tala ON dem annu
Svenska monitoren., 1905-07-14

orsaken. Hon: - Jag tror du fatt
snufva, stackars Axel?
Han; - ia; DIR Diet underligt Diet, sd
iskall som du varit mot mig de senaste
dagarna.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-01
HAVING A FINE TIME.
Boys From A. & NJ. College Touring
Europe Entertained at Oxford.

The A. & M. College boys in Europe
are having the finest sort of time.
They are using wisely their opportulli-
ties for observation and study. The
following letter just received by Prof.
Geo. L. Winston from John A. Park,
a popular Raleigh boy, speaks for it
self.
Oxford, Eng, June Is, 1905.
Dear Mr.. Winston:
l am just dropping you line to
let you know that I am at Oxford, see
ing the famous colleges. We have
been delightfully."- entertained by your
nephew, Mr.. j. II. Winston, one of
the Rhodes Scholars. We had lunch
with him in the room that was occu-
pied by Lord Salisbury.
The day has been the most pleas
ant of any in England. We visited
Chester, Shrewsbury, Stratford, War
wick, and will leave tonight for Lon
don. We are now in the Christ Col
lege boat house on the Thames.
With very best regards from Per-
kins and myself, / am
Yours respectfully,
JOHN A. PARK.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-01
PERSONALS. .

Rev. l. NICK. Pittenger returned yes
terday from Asheville.
Mr.. a. NJ. Mclean, of Burlington,
was in the city yesterday
Mr.. N. a. Smith, of Harnett county,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Tom Kyle, of Fuquay Springs,
was in the city yesterday on business.
Mr.. w. j. Adams, of Carthage, was
i'm the city yesterday on legal business.
Mr.. j. K. Marshall returned TO
Raleigh yesterday from Waynesville.
Capt. r. G.. Morrow, of the Horner
Military school, is in the city for a
few DAYS.
Mr.. Oscar c. Gregory was here yes
terday on his way from Auburn to
Louisburg.
Mr. r. p. Hall left yesterday for
Memphis. Nashville. Chattanooga and
other points in Tennessee on insurance
business.
DIR. Rufus Hunter. of Richmond.
who is here visiting his brother, Mr..
c. ]. Hunter, went to Jackson Springs
yesterday.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-01
A Virginia Button Lost.

TheNews and Observer is in receipt
of a letter from a gentleman at Scot
land Meek. who has recently been
travelling about the State, saying that
he lost, either on the train or at Ok
ford, Henderson or Franklinton, 8
Virginia coat button which he was
wearing as a link cuff button. The
associations connected with the button
are of such a character as to MAKE
it an irreparable loss to thee gentle
man referred to and while he is not in
a position to make any very great re-
ward. lit will give him pleasure to re-
ward the finder in the event that the
button is returned through this news
paper
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-01
FOUND--RELIEF FROM INDIGES-
ton by a girl who chewS Ghiclets.
io. H. BERRY & Co.-REQUIRE

O. III. BERRY & CO.-REQUIRE
first class man as salesman in their
Furnishing Goods Department; must
have had experience directly in this
line; must be capable to assist in
buying; and be familiar with the
most up-to-date methods in mer-
chandising; must be energetic, ag-
gressive and with an absolutely
clean record. To the man who has
the necessary qualifications we can
offer a permanent position with q
future. Apply to 0. H. Berry & Co.,
Richmond, Va.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-01
Mr.. Bluner Leaves.

Mr.. I. K. Bruner, secretary of the
State Board of Agriculture, leaves this
morning for Chicago, where he will
join a large party of State Dairy and
Food officials, en- route for the ninth
annual Food Congress at Portland,
Oregon. The party will go via Cana
dian Pacific Railway to Banff and
Vancouver, B. c., thence by boat to
Portland. Mr.. Bruner will represent
the State Board of Agriculture, who
are charged with the pure food work
in this State.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-01

Frank Fuller, Alex Watkins and
June Gunter. the three small cofored
youths, robbers, were bound over tC
the Superior court yesterday for lar
ceny by Police Justice Badger, and
sent to Jail.
The case against Aggie Hall, John
Pratt and Minerva Smith, all colored
for disorderly conduct, was dismissed
the testimony and evidence not being
sufficient to convict.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-01

The general condition of Mr.. John
Dockery, now in Rex Hospital very
low from pistol wounds. is reported
as being better.
Traumatic pneumonia has set in.
and this is now the principal trouble.
Severely wounded as he is his condi-
ton is as well as could be expected,
and is all in all considered as being
hopeful, and if anything little i'm
proved.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-01

Rev. John w. Jenkins is back from
Wallace, where at the Wilmington
Methodist District Conference he pre-
sented the cause of the Methodist Or
phanage.
MIR. n. G. Marlborough. of Osgood.
the new steward at the Blind Institu-
ton takes charge this morning. His
family will not come to Raleigh for
some time.
There was a rush late yesterday at
ternoon of parties to list taxes, as yes
terday was the last day There have
been about $500 who have listed with
about $50 who are unlisted.
Extensive repairs are being made
on the Christian church here New
steps are being placed, the pulpit will
be lowered and the choir gallery made
large.
Cotton struck it's highest mark yes
terday since the first of the year, the
at nine and three-quarter cents
pound.
Mr.. Bush T. Williamson, of Raleigh
has secured the position of clerk 1T
the postoffice, this being an extra al
lowance by the department because OF
the increase in business in the Raj
eigh office.
Mr.. Percy ]. Olive, here yesterday
from APEX, says every preparation IS
being made there for a big fourth G;
July celebration. Col. John 5. Gun
ingham. of Person, is to speak. A
big barbecue is to be one of the events
of the day.
In response to many requests re-
ceived the Association of Retail
Clerks will conduct another excursion
to Chalybeate Springs, next Thursday
night. An excellent orchestra has
been secured for the occasion and all
who attend can expect a delightful
evening.
state superintendent j. Y. Joyner
leaves Raleigh, and a large number OF
state educators leave North Carolina
today, for Asbury Park, n. j.. to at
tend the sessions of the National Edu-
cational Association. superintendent
JOINER will be absent from the State
about two weeks.
Mr.. e. J. Justice, of Greensboro, was
here yesterday arranging for the ap-
peal of the Corporation Commission
to the United States Supreme Cost
against the Corporation Commission,
as to the decree of Judge Purnell
holding that the Corporation Com
mission does not have the right to
regulate the placing of cars on side
tracks. a matter originating in the
Greensboro Ice and Coal Company
case.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-01
NEXT SUNDAY. JULY .. THE NEW

York Herald will have a Russo
Japanese War Supplement contain
ing complete story of the battle of
Mukden-the most tremendous con-
fiict of modern times-told by the
Heralds War Correspondent, who
saw the battle from the Russian
side and was captured by the Japa-
neSe.
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AGENTS-SS DAILY SELLING OUR
medicinal soaps and ointments; new
package; exclusive territory; every
call a sale; "a guaranty given with
each box" Terriff Med. Assn, 1414
Wabash ave-, Chicago.
7-1-4t-Sat
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-01
SUMNER COLDS.

Laxative Bromo Quinine, the worl
wide Cold Cure, removes the Gauss
Call for the full name and loik for sig
nature of T.. w. Grove. Csc.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-01

Prompt treatment of a Slight attack
of Diarrrohoea will prevent a serious
sickness. The best known Remedy
is DIR. Seth Arnolds Balsam. Your
apothecary, w. G.. Thomas and Tuck
er Building Pharmacy.
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AUCTION SALE.

On July 9Th, at II o'clock m. al
Wilmington, n. c., in the building oc.
cupied by the Adrian Grocery Com
pany, will be sold at public auction Il
large lot of second hand magnetic tele-
phones, both wall and desk sets, ex-
tension bells, battery cells, etcs ano
several switchboards.
A good opportunity for the pur-
chaser to make Il big profit Any in
formation wanted can be obtained by
applying to w. w. Shaw, Durham,
n. c.. 6-26-It.
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ID. E. A. R.-A CHICLET WILL
make you feel better. Why not try
it? Y. O. L. r. S.