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COLONIAL BEACH.

LINCOLN COTTAGE Is run by two German
ladies' finest table board on the beach served
In your own family. This is our first season
We wish TO please our boarders; give us
a call, Just three blocks from boat landing.
It
FOR RENT-Coloniai Beach, furnished cot
Ia ze for season SI5, shade. fruit. bathing
artesian water. \. b. FRISBIE, Interior De
partment. aull-It
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ClGAh, fruit and confectionery. fine ro1n,
ana ana fixtures; low rent; less man in,ntae -
tIs77e FL at once snap, Address BOX 82s, this
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$40 SECOND ST NE.-Two or three unfur-
nished rooms; light housekeeping. au13-3t
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOURTEENTH STREET EXTENSION is
now being graded. mis-, with the exten-
sion Of Ine 18th ST line. viii greatly
enhance values al Mount Pleasant Heights
ONLY \ FEW -. 80. and lOJ foot lots. ana
seNeTaI Z. l. anu } acre lots now remain
ing unsUld. Natural forest shade trees on
a part Of the property.
PRICES, poe TO 40c a SQUARE FOOT.
Terms 500 20 800 cash, bal. SO 10 $50
monthly. go Of for cash.
Money loaned 20 build.
Write telephone call fer booklet
plat etc.
TITI.IUN r. GORDON,
Northwest subdivisions a Specially.
ROBERT +. HEATER. Mgr.
Colorado BuI' ling. Tel. Main 329.
auJ-IJ1
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

COUPLE or two young men, can get room
and board Fast Capitol st, near Lincoln
Park, with private family Address Bon
1928, this office. aul3-3t
7i8 K ST NW.-Desirable front room. north
of Carnegie Library. aul3-@t
FOR RENT-One small room with board.
I1OT 10th ST. nv aul2-3t
LARGE, nicely furnished front rooms with
board; double, $35 month; single. so. 1858
9th ST. aulZ-2t
FIRST CLASS ROOMS. hrst-class board; all
conveHiences; lowest rates. 725ia 9th St NV.
aulI-St
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS; good table;
central. 929 X st. nv. auI0-jt
FOR RENT-Severa3 nicely furnished rooms
with or without board. IJJ ID st. auS-Tt
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WELL KEPT. nicely furnished rooms: de-
hEhu9I residential quarter; cars and heriics.
lAIl q
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SITUATIONS wANrED--FENALE.

WANTED-By white girl situation as nurse
or light houseworker. ANNIE . KELLY
1925 T st. NV. care Mrs. Lodge. 1t
WANTED-WashinE TO take in at home; good
yards for drying. sos st. 1t
WANTED-By woman, work by the day or
washing and ironing 10 take home. 900 IIth
st. NV. 1t
WANTED-PIace with dressmaker as scam
stress, Address H. DODGE & co, Drug
gists. I4th and J. sts- au12-2t
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lot Tamales and Chile at The Original
Ranch. 507 T st. NV.
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LARGE, newly furnished room, second floor:
Sou uthein exposure, also TWO rooms. fur,
nished or unfuruished, 1915 st. NV.
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Fussel's Ice-Cream Is Famous
.or uniform excellence. 1927 Y. Y. ave.
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WANTED-BOAPD.

WANTED-YO man wishes board IN the
Northwest section. w .. CCNNTNGHAN NJ,
Bureau Engraving and Printing. II
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FOR RENT-Flat of three connecting rooms
and buffers pantry; these rooms are excep-
tionaIly fine. Apply 1907 pennsylvania ave,
opposite Washington circle auI3-2t
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FOR RENT-one unfurnished room. g. 426
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Almost New Outside Show Case
or sale. 62I 7th ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-Finest f+ta5-,,- s.I.,,,, -, =,
motel ' IN center OF city. doing a large bugI-
ness 1Io good reasons for selling Address BOX
I1-I- 80, oLILee- aul3-3t
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WANTED-SALESLAD SLADIES-CapabIe expert
enced salesladtes for cloak millinery. lace.
muslin underwear, and other departments; for
present and fall season. good salaries; steady
positions. BON MARCHE, SIC eth St NV.
II
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NANIED-ThTce rooms for light housekeep-
ing; centrally located permanent; state
terms. Address BOX 82e. this Office 1t
WANTED-By a lady. two unrurnished rooms
IoT hight housekeeping; second story state
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. MOVE pianos and household goods: all
work under my personal supervision y. g
EXPRESS. onfce. lTl7 9TH St NV. Phone
Sorth sls6-M- Orders G33 Fl st. NV. All
riders receive prompt attention jy22-3Ot
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IOST-Koyal Arcanum watch charm Y. 81
:. lIO5s finder return same TO I4IO 18th 81
nv. and get reward NM MERCER.
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LOST-ThuTsday night. white SILK embTold
red shawl l4th and O sts. NV IAbera
swerd return TO III3 New Jersey ave. nv
aul2-5t
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BIRDS. DOGS. E.. :.

FOR SALE-Dozen spring ducks; state price.
Address BOX 3l5, this office. aul2-&t
FOR SALE-Just received. young parrots;
also imported Hartz mountain canaries and
medicines etc. SCIIAfID'S BlRD STORE.
10 18th St nv. au6-tG
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WANTED-SALEsMEN.

WANTED-Capable salesman TO cover Vir-
ginia with staple line high commissions, with
Mich. 1t
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WANTED-Severa cooks and general worl
ers; no advance fee 17O1 1lth st. NV.
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Gil STH ST. NW.-Two large communcat L
ing rooms. unfurnished: gas; bath; near
Carnegie Library; $3.50 month. i
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Royal Pilsen," the Unrivaled
light beer. is served III special glasses
L all leading bars, Always call for it
Abner-Drury Brewing Co. Phone W 436
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

goods 10 the man who gives you the most
money. HOPWOOD. SJh and n SITS. nv.
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~ 1pfS SALE-CiEar and stationery store. sea
TN IN sl. sW' 10 years IN same place auf8-st
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Experienced inishers on custom
trousers; good pay; steady work 942 p 81
nv aul3-St
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS
SPIRITUALISM-M Mrs II NJ. NOLAN Will
hold religious services every sunday and
Thursday st pm. her nome 90 -
ST. NV. aul2-3t
YOU SHOULD get prices on painting
BUSHBY & HOFF I205 9th St NV. aul2 q
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TWO LARGE adjoining rooms, with hall
and one sInEIe room. 428 u 81 nv. aul2-3
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WANTED-Decent, reliable woman for gen
eraI hOusework: reference required Apply
FLAT, l+u New York ave, NV. 1t
WANTED-SALESLA SLADIES-CapabIe. expert
enced salesladies for cloak millinery. lace.
muslin underwear, and other departments: for
present and fall season; good salaries steady
positions. BON MARCHE, SIC eth st.
It
WANTED Respectable white woman as
working housekeeper; good home for right
party. Call before pm, Sunday. 800 10th
WANTED-Young lady for office work: must
write good hand and be accurate at figures;
good position. Address BOX 3i0, this Of
WANTED-Stenograph pher; give wages wanted
Address BOX Sl5, this office 1t
WANTED-SeveraI cooks and general work
ersi no advance fee. I70l 1lth ST. NV. It
LADY ASSISTANT for local branch ONCE of
manufacturing house: salary. SIS weekly
permanent position. Address SUPERlN-
| TENDENT, Como block, Chicago 1t
WANTED-Cook for officers small family,
at 2Jl4 Wyoming ave; wages. SI2 II
WANTED immediately. young colored girl
for general housework, MRS ATCHISON.
| $40 llth st, ne II
| WANTED Experienced hnishers on custom
trousers; good pay; steady work 942 2 ST
nv. aul3-St
| WANTED-At go 7 st. NV. q general house
/ worker. a1l8-3t
| WANTED-Girl TO cook. wash and iron. and
one 10 nurse. 2622 University place nv
au12-SI
| WANTED-A settled white woman TO nurse
invalid lady in country. Apply NICHOLS
thARMAC1, - e1tL---
WANTED Experienced and inexperienced
starchers. TOLMAN LAUNDRY aul2-St
WANTED Millinery bodywoTkerss and /, ap-
prentices Apply Monday to NJ. NJ, DAILLE,
! 1916 II ST. NV. aul2-2t
| WANTED-Woman to cook, wash, and iron;
small family in BrentWood: must must stay s. al
| L sts. NV. Also boy for general work
wANTED-German woman for housekeeper
| and assistant cook for hotel. Address Bon
! 30l this office. au12-3t
wANTED-A coIored girl for general house
| work, at once. 655 South Carolina ave. Sc
aul2-2t
wANTED-By small family, no children. a
| settled colored woman for light houseWoTk
| must stay nights, Call after IL O'Clock noon.
| $50 NJ st. NV. aull-St
| WANTED-Girl for cooking and assist with
| housework family Of three. 134s Maryland
| ave. au1I-S;
| wANTED-Two energetic Catholic ladies,
| neat address; easy Work; good wages TO
! right parties Address BOX 27S, this office
| au1l-3t
! WANTED-Girl for office work Third Floor
Merchants and Mechanics Bank building.
! au1l-3t
WANTED-Competent colored woman TO
! COOK NdAIf anu lItis IiDtIdl Nd6SS. Etl'iS
] care BOX OFFICE, National TheateT. be-
! tween 10 and y o'clock aull-tf
| WANTED-An experienced white nurse girl;
! good home for the right party. Apply 10
! MR.. KOHNER. sos 7th st. NY. aull-3t
| WANTED-A white girl for light housekeep-
/ ing and companion; small family of three
! apply oslo Brightwood ave. nv. eull-3t
| WANTED-A white woman 10 do general
/ housework in family Of three; good home 10
! right party 420 18th ST aul1-5t
| WANTED-Experienc hands on paper boxes.
! GEO. ?. KILLIAN co. 452 Pennsylvania
ave. NV aulO-It
/ WANTED-A woman to cook, wash, and
: iron; three in family. 1884 Howard ave.
/ Mt. Pleasant. aul0-6t
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FOR SALE-NationaI cash register; good
condition. $50. HOPWOOD, 8th and K sts-
nv. auI3-3t
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? We store for 75c q load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. 1s-42O-42z
10th st. NV. Phone Main 4222 mySSmO
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FOR sALE-AUToM0B1LES.

FOR SALE Rambler gasolene runabout au-
tOmoble. horsepower. in very good run
ming order. has wooden Wheels 3 brass
lamps, one big gas lamp in front. long coil
horn. extra tires tools. newly painted; VIII
sell cheap or viii trade for a house and lot
in city; part In auto and rest in deed Of
trust: about 5000 5000; owner buying
larger car, viii demonstrate: can be seen al
station. auI3-gt
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-Two or three communicating IN
furnished rooms in Northwest for light
housekeeping. +. W. H., So Colorado build
ing
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FOR SALE-Upright piano: me condition
$50; cost S4GO. See HOLLYWOOD, Sth and
K sts NV. The Man Who Saves You Money
aui3-3t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Decent reliable woman for gen
eral housework: reference required. Apply
FIAT, I4ll New York ave. NV. II
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
'ALE-
METROPOLIS VIEW.

FOR SALE
METROPOLIS VIEW.
IF YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY ON
REAL ESTATE, you must buy IN line OF
the improvements. We claim and can
prove that more money has been spent in
the past five years. and is now being spent
in the vicinity Of and surrounding
METR Q p Oils VIE w
than All the other Suburban section OF
Washington put together
Biooningdale, o., 1l-e We---EX-
pended IN houses. ...-..-.Sl 10, 900. 900
Union Station, on the south
To be expended ...-..-.-- Il, 900, 600
Catholic University, on the
north ....-.-..---.- ---.--.---. 1900, ,0h1
Filtration Plant. .t.,.,,- 5,g91. 600
........-.. 81. COO, 0t0
Being entirely surrounded by these enor-
nous improvements METROPOLIS VIEW
must come next Look out for il.
LOTS NOW ONLY 25c u i5c PER FOOT.
One-hfth cash, balance TO suit
VIII be worth 81 per foot in less than
five years
c. 3. HAZARD CO..
1917 I ST. NV.
AGENTS FOR SYNDICATE
aus ecd-tf
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as watchman. messen-
ger, or anything strong. healthy, one-armed
man can do; no fear of work. best references.
Address BOX 312, this Office. auI2-2t
WANTED-Ry reliable coloTed man, place rs
housenan butler. Address 1924 II st. NV.
aull st
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Kerosene, nc Per Gal;
Gasolene, I3c Per Gal.
Ne furnish cans free and refund 1c on
zach empty can, making cost price to
5ou; Kerosene 10c per gallon, Gasoiene.
&c per gallon. Drop postal or telephone
2ast GAS, Home Safety Oil Delivery, y
md X sts. sw
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DANCING.

OPEN ALL SUMMER.
WITH ELECTRIC FANS.
THE ORDWAYS, 43l nth st. y. W.-Every
Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday evening, be
ginners' class, 80; advanced, $50. Lady as
sistants; six lessons, =. 80. Private lessons
by appointment. Profs. WNNDHAM and
WILLIS. ui-JJt
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ANACoSTIA.

sURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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FOR SABE-Large ice boxes suitable for
viii give thirty days trial free. II you
have an ice box made by a tinker and
have trouble blame no one but yourself. See
HOPWOOD, sth and K sts. NV. aul3-3t
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FOR SALE-Ice chests; hardwood; special
81. 80. See HOPWOOD, sth and K SITS. NV,
auI3-3t
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WANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-By September J. one OF two sec
ond floor rooms and board Tor TWO adults
and child seven years Old must not eH-
coed $50; permanent; NoTthwett or two or
three unfuTniShed rooms, near caterer. Ad-
dress BOX 2S2. this Office au1I-3t
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HAVE GOT $1,000 10 loan on furniture
Upright planes. etc. do yOu want a strictly
private loau2 Address BOX les, this otiice,
au5-S
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

\ LARGE alcove room, in city: furnished
NadFrss BON 325, this office. au13-3t
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-09
WARRENTON SOCIAL EVENT.
Mrs. II. j. Jones EntcrtainS \ Large
Party of Friends.

Warrenton, n. c., Aug. S.-Mrs Il.
j. Jones gave a most delightful Porch
Party at the Norwood Hotel on Fri
day evening, complimentary to hcl
cousin, Miss Marian Massenburg. OF
Louisburg, visiting her, and the House
Party at Mrs II. A. Boyd's, in this be.
ing Misses Blanche Haynes. of Mocks-
VILE: Tempe Daniel, of Littleton Pat
tie Burwell and Marian Boyd, OF
Warrenton.
-Irs Jones splendid collection OF
palms and ferns formed a lovely deco
ration for the spacious verandas, which
were brilliantly Illuminated with Jap
anese lanterns, a row of which were
also hung across the entire street in
front of the hotel.
The receiving party consisted Oh
Mrs. r. j. Jones' Mrs. H. A. Boyd
Misses Marian and NJ. Speed Massen-
burg. Refreshing fruit punch was
served by Misses Massenburg, assist
ed by several young gentlemen.
An interesting progressive guessing
contest was engaged in, Miss Pattit
Burwell winning the lady's prize, 4
lovely hand painted fan which DR.. w
w. Taylor presented in a very grace
full manner. Miss Marian Massen.
burg presented Mr.. Will Cameron thu
gentleman's prize, d tobacco pouch IL
the shape Oh Il IOOtbdlI Will tie IL
mark, better smoke here than here,
after" Delightful refreshments, con-
sisting of ices, cakes, etc, were served
Those present were: Misses Marian
Massenburg, of Louisburg; Blanche
Haynes, of Mocksville; Tempe Daniel
of Littleton: Pattie BurWell, Annie j..
Annie B.. Marian and Pattie Boyd
M. Speed Massenburg, Nora King, Will
lie Macon and Sue Williams jane
Hall. Kate Johnson, Temple and Josi'
Cameron and Mesdames r. j. Jones
H. A. Boyd, w. w. Taylor, of War
renton. The gentlemen were: Messrs
Lewis Aston, Of Atlanta; Tom Russell
of Virginia. Will Griffin, of Norfolk
Milo Pendleton, Charlie Rodwell, vii
Graham. Buxton Williams Norwood
and William II. Boyd. Alex and g. ii
Macon, Will and John Cameron. Rot
Watson. Edward Allen. sam White
Graham Williams. and DR.. w. W. Tay,
lor, of Warrenton.
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Pritchett-Mitchell.

Burlington. n c., August IA
pretty wedding was celebrated near
here yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Mitchell
when their daughter, Miss Mile, and
Mr.. Peter Pritchett. of Greensboro
were married. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. j. D. Andrew, and
only a few invited guests were pres
ent.
Mrs. Pritchett is charming young
lady, while Mr.. Pritchett is young
mang of sterling qualities. He is a
mail clerk on the Southern from
Greensboro to Goldsboro. Mr.. and
Mrs Pritchett will reside in Greens
bOro.
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). y
Miss Rose Bryan Entcrtains.

Moncure, n. c., Aug. Miss Rose
BRYAN gave a delightful evening Pro
gressive Guessing party in honor OF
Miss Fannie Maude Cole. of JonesDoro
and Mr. Julian l.. Bryan, of Birmlng-
ham, Ala. The Lawn was brilliantly
lighted by scores of Japanese lanterns
and presented a lovely scene.
The house was most laVishly deco
rated with ferns and bridesmaid
roses.
Each guest was presented with
beautiful, hand-painted souvenir card
and the prize, an elegant picture. was
won by Miss Katharine May Bryan.
After an evening of pleasure, delicf-
Gus refreshments were served, con-
Sisting of ices, cakes, etc.
Miss Bryan's guests were: Miss
Fannie Maude Cole with Mr.. Julian l..
Bryan; Miss Meta Cole, of Jonesboro,
with Mr.. Paul Barringer; Miss Matte
Avent, of Jonesboro with Mr.. Hurst
Hatch, Of Youngsville; Miss Rose
Bryan with Mr.. T. B. Lambeth; Miss
Katharine May Bryan with Mr. Hep
burne, of Canada; Miss Laura Bryan
with Mr.. M NJ. Laster; Mrs, Andrew
Syms with Mr.. Van Wyche Kmball:
Mr.. E. E. Lambeth, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Kimball.
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LUNIINA makes Wrightsviile popuIa
Here From Baltimore.

Mr.. John WILDER Jenkins, formerly
of Raleigh. now on the editorial stan
of the Baltimore Sun. is in the city.
Mr. Jenkins is one of the successful
newspaper men whom Raleigh has
sent out-one of The News and OBJ
servers graduates-and his many
FRIENDS in Raleigh will be glad to
see him. He is looking well and
happy
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-09
FuGuay Pleasures.

Fuquay Springs. August IA de-
lightful entertainment was given here
on Saturday night, this being lawn
party for the benefit of the Fuquay
Springs library. The cash results were
$3.50 and the funds will be used to
add to the hundreds books now in the
library.
At the lawn party there were delic-
ious refreshments and many amuse-
ments, dancing closing the evening OF
iollty
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-09
Moving Pictures at Park.

Pullen Park is going to have a
crowd at it tonight, for there will be
exhibited, free of charge, a series of
splendid moving pictures Everybody
is invited and is expected is there is
room for all. The pictures start up at
$50 o'clock.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-09

domiciled In one of the summer cot
tages here, and Prof. Baggett from
Buie's Creek is entertaining a house
party near by. Among recent visitors
are Mayor Allen and DR.. and Mrs.
Fowler, of Wake Forest; Prof. John
son, of Wakefield: DR.. McCoys wife
and children and many other guests.
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LUMINA-Bright and Gay, light as
day. Come and stay-Wrightsyille.
i X X
SsriclxIaud-Lee.

Goldsboro. N. c.. Aug. There
was solemnized in this city yesterday a
beautiful home wedding when Mr.. j.
H. Strickland led to the altar Miss
Mabel Lee at the home of the brides
aunt, Mrs. Barbrey, on Park Avenue
where she had been visiting for several
weeks.
The bride is the beautiful and pop.
ular young daughter of Mr.. Walter
Lee, formerly of Newton Grove, but
now a citizen of Smithfield, Johnston
county.
The happy young groom is also OF
Smithfield and is one of that progress
sive towns most popular and success
full business men.
Rev. Father Stapleton, pastor of st
Marys Catholic church of this city,
officiated, and after hearty congratu-
lations fro ma few friends and rela-
tives, who had been hurriedly invited
to witness the happy event, the young
couple took the afternoon train for
their home in Smithfield.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-09

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of The News and Observer
Publishing Company will be held in
the office of the company in the city
of Raleigh, Monday, August 14th, at
8 p. m.
JOSEPHUS DANIELS, Pres.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-09
In Honor of Miss MOye.

eBaufort, n. c., Aug. Son Satur-
day afternoon from 3 to o'clock. one
of the most enjoyable social functions
of the season was a launch party given
in honor of Miss Suzie Moye, of Will
son, who is the guest of Mrs. Chas l..
Abernethy The party landed at thu
surf, and after a glorious dip in tn.
briny deep delightful refreshments
were served.
The guests were entertained by
musical selections, rendered by the
Glee Club and recitations by Mrs
Clifford HOrnad2Y
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-09

Time is always going
Silent the stars above.
But we have still dream, my dear,
And that sweet dream Is Love!
F L. Stanton
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-09
By Local Talent.

Mr.. J. S. Atkinson is here to stage
an opera to be given about the first
of September. by the local Daughters
of the Confederacy. The opera, which
will be complete has not yet been
selected There will be three hundred
in the cast.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-09
SaSser-WCOdaH.

Richmond, Va, Aug. 8.-A marriage
that was kept a secret until few days
ago was that of Mr.. William III. Sas-
ser, formerly of Raleigh, and Miss
BERTHE V. Woodall, of this city, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Woodall.
The marriage took place in Brooklyn,
n. Y, at st. Peters Episcopal church
on the 7th of July. The young couple
have gone TO Brooklyn, where Mr.. Sas-
ser is now at work.
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WOMAN and
...SOCIETY...


Time is always going
The river sings to sea;
So brief the time for listening
To the songs l sing to thee.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-17
For Structure of Capitol.

Pierre. Feb. l4.-lt is hoped by
the capitol building committee that
they have secured a bill which will
be enacted before the close OF the
tol the construction of a wing which
will be a harmonious part of a whole
building when completed. 1t is to
he for the use OF tue supreme court,
and the various state Libraries and
the historical socitey. The cost is
to be limited to $3.50. 600 which is to
be from a special appropriation for
that purpose to be repaid TO the state
with interest from the first sale OF
capitol building lands. Such a build.
Ing could Contain sufficient vault
L ,om to store accumulated records,
which it is necessary to keep, but
which are not in daily use. leaving
the vaults connected with the pres
ent offices for the use of the daily
records, which would clear a number
OF rooms now IN use in the main
building, allowing more office room
for the working forces OF the differ
emit departments The chances APP
pear to be favorable for the passing
of this bill.
a joint meeting of both houses was
held after adjournment Saturday
evening to listen TO the architect OF
the Montana state house who ey-
palined the methods OF work in re-
gard to construction.under the .plans
proposed in the new bill.
A number Of registers Of deeds
from different counties are in the
city looking after a bin which would
raise their salaries in a number OF
counties putting them on the same
basis as the county auditors, both
being included in the same bill,
which fixes compensation on valua-
tion in the different counties.