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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-26
GET FREE TICKETS
Raleigh Merchants Give
Patrons Transporta-
ton.
Splendid Schedules From All Points
to Spend Days in Raleigh Shop
ping and Now Free
Tickets!

North Carolinians visiting Raleigh
may, if they so desire, have their
transportation 20 and from this city
pail By Raleigh merchants.
The Raleigh Merchants Association
has arranged a plan by which the
above statement is made a fact and
the plan goes IN operation tomorrow,
and the full details are given on an
other page in the form of display
advertisement, which is published for
the information of all people who ever
trade with the merchants of this city.
1t will be to the interest of all to
clip this advertisement containing the
names of Raleigh's progressive mer-
chants in every line of business who
are cooperating in this undertaking.
The plan is approved by the most
thoughtful people and is one that will
certainly meet with favor with par
ties in all towns within a reasonable
distance of these merchants who keep
such stocks of goods as enable pur-
chasers to secure as good qualities at
as advantageous prices as in the great
cities. Cut out the advertisement.
You will wish to remember these mer-
chants. 1t is worth money to every
visitor to Raleigh.
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A GUILTY DIVINE
Suspended One Year by
His Conference.
Wadsworth's Conduct During Absence
of Husband OF Lady on Whom
He Called Basis OF the
Action.
(By the Associated Press.)

Newman, Ca, Nov. 25.-The COM
mittee in the case, OF Rev. w. w.
Wadsworth, DID,, of Hartwell, Ga. a
prominent Methodist minister and a
member of the North Geor-ia confer
ence now in session here. made the
following report this morning:
1--WE, the committee in the case OF
Rev. w W. Wadsworth, find him
guilty and recommend that he be sus-
pended for one year
The report was signed by all elght
ministers who composed the commit
tee.
The alleged conduct of DR.. Wads-
worth towards a lady of Hartweli. on
whom it is alleged he called while
her husband was away IS said to be
basis of charges on which DR.. Wads-
worth was tried by the conference.
The conference adopted the report
of the committee.
The committee IN the case of Rev.
Fl. S. Bradley DID,. pastor of Trinity
church. Atlanta. against whom the
charge of heresy was made gave ou'
the following report to the confer
ence:
1--WE the committee IN the case OF
Rev. FL. s. Bradley, charged with dis
seminsting doctrines contrary to the
doctrines of the Methods EplscopaI
church. South afto~ careful! consld-
Grafton. find no tria. necessary.
The report was signed by all three
members Of the committee.
| The conference adopted the report
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SLAIN BY AN EVE
Rained Shots into Dr..
Buffers Body.
Mrs. Birdsong Rose From Bed After
an Attempt to Commit Suicide to
Kill Him. Now Under Ar
rest.
CRv the Associated Press.D

Monticello, Mass. Nov. 25.-Mrs-
Birdsong. who shot and killed DR..
Thomas Butler at his office here this
afternoon is in Jail and her husband.
DR.. Thomas Birdsong. a well known
dentist has been placed under ar
rest as accessory.
An inquest was held this afternoon
before Justice John w. Steen but it
was brief. Neither Mrs. Birdsong nor
her husband would make any state
ment. 1t is believed that Mrs. Bird
song in her trial will set UP Islander
as the ground for. the killing. there
having been considerable gossip con
Meeting the names of the two for
some days past.
On last Tuesday after the woman
had visited the office of the dead man
she went home and tried to commit
suicide by taking morphine but phy-
sicians We're hastily summoned ana
her life was saved. She swas in bed
all day. but this morning after her
husband had left for his office she got
up. secured his pistol and walked to
the office of Dr. Butler. The doctor
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was alone when she entered and with
'u!u no 7J!J Oh uB5oq Gus pJoM lno
DIR. Butler retreated, the second shot
being fired while he was going through
the door. He fell to the side walk, and
the woman fired three more shots at
him, two of the bullets penetrating
the mans heart.
''rhe dead doctor is a nephew of
of former Governor Longine. of Jack
son, who viii come here Monday to
take part in the preliminary trial,
which is set for that date. DR.. Bird
song has engaged Hon. r. N. Miller,
of HazelhurSt. a noted criminal law
Yer, to defend him. DR.. Butler leaves
a wife and four children.
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THANKSGIVING DONATIONS.


The Associated Charities has made
it practice for some years to send
out for Thanksgiving. specially pre-
pared baskets of food. as well as
other comforts for the worthy poor of
Raleigh. Next Thursday is Thanks
giving day and the Associated Chart
ties. continuing those happy customs,
desires to supply the poor in this eN-
cellent way.
To this end the good people of Raj
eigh. whom God has favored with the
good things of this life, are asked to
contribute of their means. sufficient
food, clothing and school books. Some
of the poor are sick, and hence 1t is
desirable that some cooked food poul-
try, for instance, should be received
for distribution. The lists of the
worthy poor are made up. and the
city SO districted that the baskets
when prepared by the ladies' can be
quickly delivered to thase who need
exactly such things.
1t is especially requested that con
tributon, whether in food, clothing.
school books for the children of the
poor. or money. shall be sent to the
Associated Charities not later than
Tuesday afternoon, as the work Tor
preparation requires. practically all OF
Wednesday, and the distribution of the
gifts is no small thing
1t has been a prosperous year for
most of Raleigh's people. and they
ought to manifest in this fine way,
their appreciation of it, The people
here are always generous and thought
full in their charity, and certainly at
this season of the year, when every
heart is at its kindliest, no one who
has, will fail to be willing to give to
those who have not.
The Office of the Associated Chart
ties is on West Hargett street, be
tween South Salisbury and South Nc
Dowell. and will be opened all day
Monday and Tuesday for the reception
of these gifts for the poor.
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THE BIG GAME NOW
Great Preparations Be-
ing Made by Seaboard
Quickest Schedule to Norfolk for
Thanksgiving to See the Contest
Between North Carolina
and VirQinia.

Thanksgiving day a great crowd is
going from North Carolina over the
Seaboard Air Line to Norfolk to see
the football game and the University
of Virginia for the Seaboard will run
the quickest schedule.
Special trains will leave Durham at
$50 and Raleigh at 700 on Thanks
giving morning and will arrive in Nor
folk at 1870 in ample time to get
ready for the game at 2:30 in the af-
ternoon. The fare is $500 for the
round trip, with lesser rates at inter-
mediate points. In Raleigh no stop
will be made at Johnston Street Sta
ton
The University of North Carolina
eleven goes over the Seaboard. Parties
from Chapel Hill can go to Durham
and join the party leaving there at
$50 for Norfolk with time in Durham
for breakfast. There will be splendid
parties from Raleigh and Durham in
which there will be many ladies. Every
attention will be paid those on the
trip. will be seen from the following
from Mr.. Charles III. Gattis. Travelling
Passenger Agent of the Seaboard..
Card From Mr. Gattis.
| desire to announce that we eX-
pect to put forth every effort in our
power to handle the movement from
Raleigh to Norfolk on our special train
next Thursday to accommodate those
desiring to attend the football game
between the Universities of North Car
DINA and Virginia in the very best
shape possible.
We have arranged schedule for train
to leave Raleigh at zoe a. M, and
NfSatf L. 10
r,inutc with no stop at Johnston
Street Station, reaching Norfolk at
80 a. m. and | wish those who eX-
poet to go on this train to be at sta
ton not later than this time or they
will miss the train.
If those who have phones and will
notify me in advance | will arrange
to have them called in ample time to
make the train. / have also arranged
with Mr.. Giersch to have his cafe
open at $50 a. m. so as to enable
those who desire to do SO to get break
fast, and in addition to this we will
serve coffee, and lunches on the train.
The Raleigh train will be composed
of Pullman cars and some of our best
equipment, and will only take on pas
sengers up TO Henderson, after that
point no stops will be made. 1t is of
the utmost Importance that those de-
string to go make their Pullman reSer-
vations. if they desire same. as we
cannot get additional cars from the
Pullman company unless we give them
advance notice.
We expect to carry a large crowd
from Raleigh consisting of the most
representative people in the city, and
/ assure you that ample accommoda-
items will be provided for all on the
going trip but of course returning L
cannot arrange the Pullmans unless
given advance notice.
This train will be in charge of our
trainmaster, Mr.. j. M. Shea, aCptain
William r. Clements. one of the most
reliable and popular conductors on
the line. and Engineer Walter Moore,
one of our safest engineers, and | as
sure all those who go nth us that
they will be given the very best SER
vice that is in our power.
c. II. GATTIS. Z. p. A,
Raleigh, n. c.
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INCORPORATIONS
III. j. Moore Company. and the
Lion Stone Company.

The Wilson Wood and Lumber Com
pany filed a certificate yesterday with
the Secretary of State changing the
location of the principal office to Eliz-
abeth City.
The Lion Stone Company, of Reds
Vile, with $4,000 authorized and So
600 subscribed capital stock was char
tered yesterday. The incorporators
are: T. Davis and Lucille Harrison. of
Reidsville and S. Rue of New York
City.
The H. j. Moore Company, of Wal
nut, Madison county. with $1,000 cap
ital stock, was chartered to do mer-
camille business. The principal incor-
porator is H. J. Moore.
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For Thanksgiving Night.

On Thursday --.-=.ht there VIII be an
entertainment in the chapel or the
Baptist University for the beneht OF
a new gymnasium.
There will be drills, pose, music ana
statuary. Miss Phelps professor of
expression and director of physical
culture will give reading. The adj
mission will be rs cents.
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Dnnk,y yhanm yard
OOS45Oa so dozen
72hrhB taced "a eDnA pc va o
hBL4chpl Damak 81 Napkins to t
IHealed Linen DmaL ryd Npd l pc
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Purity and fine flavor above every
thing distinguishes Blue Ribbon Va
nilla and Lemon Extract from all
others. ASK for Blue Ribbon Vanilla
and say it plain.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. H. S. Lowry has returEe1 from
a business trip to Asheville which he
reports as a successful one.
Col Wescott Robertson returned to
hi, home at High Point yesterday.
Master Holmes A.rendell has re-
turned from Trinity High School for
tho holidays.
Mr.. C. p. Sellars left yesterday for
Greensboro and will go to New York
soI ,he holidays.
Mr. w. G. Allen is in Raleigh on
visit from Lumberton.
Mr.. Walter Daniels. of Weldon. was
visitor here yesterday.
Mr. A. w. Haywood. of Haw River.
was in the city yesterday.
Col. ]. T. Gardner, of Shelby. and
7. w. HARRISON. of Lawndale, are at
the Marlborough.
Mr.. W. r. l<inshall and Mr.. w. 7.
Jones. Of Oxford. are in the city.
Mr.. w. a. Muse. of Durham, is in
the city.
Mr.. w. H Clark, of Greensboro, is
a visitor here.
Mr. c. r. Jordan. of Gulf. was here
yesterday.
Mr.. L. Baggett, of Dunn. was in
the city Yesterday.
Messrs Il. L. Goodwin and +. @.
Davis OF Dunn. were here yesterday.
Mr.. N. w. Wallace was here yes
terday from Charlotte.
MIR. A. r. Grant. Jr., of Mocksvifle.
was here yesterday.
Mr.. w. r. Chisholm. of Sanford,
was in Raleigh Yesterday.
Mr.. c. A. Owens, of Durham. is in
the city.
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CHRISTMAS NOISES.
Discharge of Firearms Prohibited.
Where Cannon Crackers May
Be Fired.

Mayor Jas. !. Johnson yesterday is
sued the following order:
The firing of pop crackers, dis
charge of firearms or any explosives
whatever. will be strictly prohibited
within the fire district during the
Christmas holidays.
The discharge of firearms is prohib-
tied at all timesin all parts OF the city.
The fire district IS from Morgan
street on the North. to Davie on the
South. and from Blount on the East
to Salisbury or the West.
This will be strictly enforced, so
please take notice.
JAS. L. JOHNSON, Mayor.
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\ HANDSOME CHRISTMAS PRES
ent is basket of nice fruit. Buy il
at Dughis.
TO EXTEND THE LINE.
Carolina and Northern From Marion
to Charleston, and From LIm-
berton to Fayetteville.

The Carolina and Northern Railway
may be extended from Marion to
Charleston, S. c.. was the statement
while here of Attorney w. T. Miller,
of Charleston. S. c.. representing John
Shelton Williams and others who re-
Gently bought the Carolina and North
ern Railway for the bondholders, the
sale having been confirmed. To this
is also added the statement that the
road is also to be extended from Lum-
berton. n. c., to Fayetteville, to which
point the Raleigh and Southport Rail-
way will be completed in few
months.
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FOR sALE-CoUNTRY RAISED s.

c. Brown Leghorns and White
Wyandottes, that represent the ty-
pical breed. April Matched S. C. r. l..
bullets now laying ApriI Matched
w. w. pullets look like mature hens.
Do not answer unless you are wIl-
ing to pay a fair price for well bred
birds. This is no closing out sale.
I hope to be in the BUSINESS SO years
yet. Eggs for sale in season. S. J..
Guyer, Waynesville, n. C.
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-, Dxre,
VIZ 10
"oiiio gu SasiiIliSio vi women
80 - ~ " @, =. 90
Noii iHn. o I, w. "iI W %.
o. Noiii'ii ASK "i"'N7' Us
Slew. ,., <~, O., On
ny" Napc "aiNi"| "i"'N9' P''0o'
Mems Mocha Gloves SiII<-lined $50
Mems Gauntlet Gloves. soc to So.
Perfumes and Toilet Articles.
Handkerchief Extracts. fancy boxes.
csc to $50.
Hand Mirrors. CSC TO $500
Jewel Boxes. soc to 5000.
Three-piece Toilet Sets, $3.50 to 80.
Military Crashes. $3.50 to $3.50 pair
IEtJilCdIc NaITOES. ADI ~ PO'OO.
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DRESS AND WAIST PATTERNS
10 yards Fancy Dress Ginghams.
$500.
10 yards Percale. $1.25.
SePges. .ChcviOts. Mohairs. Henriet-
taS. $3.50 to $1,000.
Slippers.
Mems Kid Romeo. 75c to $3.50.
W0men's Felt Slippers 81 10 $1.50.
Boys and girls felt Slippers, $1.Oo.
A New Shipment of Veilings.
Sewing Silk Veilin9s. in all colOrs,
%. 30 and soc.
Tuxedo Veilings. black and colOrs.
%. 30. and soc.
see the new red yelling sty-
lish
Desks Fittings and Stationery.
Post Card Albums. 25c. to $3.50.
Boxes OF Stationery. 15c To 500.
wristbands. metal, 25c to $f.0O.
Lap Pads, S1.00.
Calendars and Christmas Cards.
Tuck'S Calendars. new designs. Sc,
10 $500.
Christmas Cards, Sc to soc.
Tucix's Post Cards. two for sc.
Leather Goods. Fans and Belts.
FOR MEN
Card Cases soc to 81.
Bill Folds soc to $3.50.
Wallets, 75c to $50.
Pocket knives, $500.
FOR WOMEN
Vanity Bags. 50 to $3.50.
Envelope Bags. zoe to Sf.50.
Cha.claine Bags. $50 to $500.
Pocket Books. soc to $3.50.
Fans, 19c to $500.
Picture Frames. csc to soc.
Just received a new shipment of
Cotton Blankets direct from the mills.
three cases, 1914 Extra Heavy Cotton
Blankets Make fine Christmas Pres
ents.. Prices$f 90. $3.50 and $500.
MORE FUN THAN 4 CIRCUS
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HOSIERT-WOMEN'S STOCKINGS.
Cotton Fast Black. IL 1-2c 20 So.
Black i.isic- Thread. 25, 35. soc.
Pure Silk. Black. $3.50. 50. $3.50.
Pure Silk, black. silk clocks. $3.50,
$500 and S..
Pure silk. black. colOred embroider-
ed fronts, 81 and $50.
Mems Half Hose.
Cotton. Fast Black. IL 1-2. IS, %
ana soc.
.Lislc Thread. Fast Black, %, 81
ana sec.
Elacl> LisIe Thread, silk embroider-
cd trent zoe.
Toys.
Magic Lanterns. see.
China Tee SETS 25c to so
J1in ca DClls i5c TO $6.5O.
Isag dolls. 2jc to $500.
Dressed DuiiS, 25c to $500.
Drums. 25c to $500.
Pianos, 23c 10 $f.50.
Trunks, 500 TO $3.50.
T;iinistI"c Railways. 81. to So.
yVomens Nccllwear.
stocks. 2Jc to $1.25.
,|asyuts. 3oc 10 $3.50.
[hcmiscftcS. soc TO $50.
Chiffon and Fancy Weave Scarfs
$500
EuCiing. 25c.
inexpensive JeWeirV.
Gold Plated, With Imitation Stones.
Scarf Pins. % % soc.
brooches, % TO soc.
Gun links. - to soc.
Hat pins. 25 to soc.
Watch gobs, soc to $500.
Necklaces, 25c.
Fancy Combs, soc to $3.50.
Cuff Pins, 25 to soc.
Don't fail to see the Csc counter.
Don't fail to see the wonderful SOC
counter.
Don't fail to see the bargain coun-
ter of Fine China.
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DEATH OF a. +. DOWD.
Prominent Farmer and Planter of
Chatham County.

News was received from Prof. j.
Z. Dowd, principal of Leesville High
School, of the death of his father
Mr.. A. F. DOVE at his home in
Chatham county yesterday.
Mr.. Dowd, who was a prominent
planter and citizen of Chatham, was
in the ninety-first year of his age.
Mr. Dowd leaves six children, two
sons and two daughters, who reside
with him and Prof. j. r. Dowd OF
Leesville, and Mr.. j. w. Dowd, OF
Durham.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY JANUARY

1st or 10th, by practical druggist
with seven years experience. Good
habits, don't drink a drop; can man
age business keep books, furnish
good reference. Address, A. K c.,
care News and Observer.
12-17-"+
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WANTED-A PHYSICIANS No. i
salesman for retail store. No other
need apply. Address, ''X," care
News and Observer. 12-19-2t
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1000 ACRES TIMBER LAND FOR
sale: located IN Granville County,
N. c.. on the Southern Railway
Said timber is Oak and Pine. For
particulars apply to A. A. Chap
man, Oxford, y. c..
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NATIONAL CASH REGISTER For

sale at much less than manufactur-
er's wholesale price. Machine en-
tirely new. Has not been opened up.
Address. Box 206. Franklinton, N. C.
12-16-St
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NDdTto Those
GIVEN FREE WITH
The Things for Your Christmas Stockings

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when ouvsti you
mai ontmde a your
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WANTED-A FEW REFINED. 80

ergetic lady agents to handle high
class article. Used in every house
hold. Sure and quick returns. Adj
dress. Employment" care News
and Observer. es-thurs-sun.
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NANTED-YOUNG MEN TO PRE-
pare at Kings Business College for
good position. FIVE GRADUATES
placed in one day-October 31st i
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THE WEATHER TODAY.

Forecast for North Carolina: Fair,
fresh southwest to west winds be-
com ng variable.
TIE Weather Yesterday.
Maximum temperature, 60; mini
mum temperature, 46; total precipi-
tation, 1.02 inches
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SKATING RINK.-RINK OPENS AT
2:jU D. M, and at 8 O'Clock in the
evening No boys under Is years
allowed in the evening. Tickets
must be presented at foot of stairs
Henry Bid'g
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FOR SALE! S III. u. BOILER AND
Engine complete. is in perfect IN
dition. Henderson Ice Co., Hendtr-
son, n. G.. 12-20-Jt
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Valuable Farm and City Property for
Sale.

On Wednesday, December goth, at
the court house door, II o'clock, l
will offer for sale the II. N. Parker
homestead, four aid one-half miles
from Raleigh on Fayetteville road,
containing about 239 acres. with 10
room dwelling and Kitchen out-houses
and two tenant houses. Will be Of
fered in two parcels and as a whole.
Terms, one-third cash, balance one
and two years.
At same time and place will sell
City Lot No. 217 West North street,
near S. A. L. shops. Excellent rent
ing property.
CHARLES j. PARKER.
Commissioner.
12-19-2t
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A CHANCE FOR SCHOOL BOYS
and girls in every town to earn
pocket money after school hours.
Address Lock Box ell. Raleigh,
n. c. 12-2O-2t
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WANTED-POSITIO AS CLERK
and bookkeeper by Jan. /. Good
references. -Four years experience.
Address. Box rs. Everetts. n. G.
12-19-3t
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TIE Weather Yesterday.
IN AND ABOUT TIE CITY.

State Superintendent j. Y. Joyner
returned yesterday from Pamlico
county. He delivered educational adj
dresses at Arapahoe and Oriental
cantor w. d. Terry, of the State
capitol. yesterday let out to the gale
for the first TN, the new storm ST II :
colors from the staff on the capitol.
A committee of ladies will be at the
Sunday school rooms of the First Bap-
list church this afternoon from one to
four to receive donations for the poor.
Mr. w. @. Scott. Assistant to State
Insurance Commissioner Young, mas
returned from Greensboro. Lexington,
Milton and High Point, where he has
been on official business.
Yesterday was q quiet day III police
court, as not one nerson was convicted
of any offense. The police believe
there will be little or no serious trou-
bic in the city during the Christmas
ohlidays.
Mr. w. c. Petty, Jr., of Carthage,
was in the city yesterday. lie
friends of his father. Major W. c.
Petty, will regret to learn that the
latter is stu very i'll and continues
confined TO his bed
A highland moccasin snake was yes
terday killed by Mr.. w. P. Johnson
at the foot of the basement steps of
the Trade Building on Wilmington
street The snake was eighteen inches
long and was sent to the state
Museum.
The bodies Of the two negroes re-
Gently hanged at Williamson and
Kenansville have been brought to Raj
eigh and are at the embalming house
of the John w. Brown undertaking es-
tablishment being in charge of the
state Anatomical Board, which has au-
thority to deliver them to medical
schools for use there.
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If YOU WANT TO PLEASE YOUR
wife buy your xmas Dinner from
w. b. Mann. He has the best
Groceries to be had 12-20-4t
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EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR a
Xmas Dinner viii be found at w.
B. Manns. from a nice, fat Tur-
key 10 a Roe Herring. 12-20-4t
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Our line of Banjo's, Guitars, Vio-
Inns, Autoharp's, Harmonious, Sheet
Music and Music Books is very COM
plete. Why not select something
from this list for q Christmas gift
to your musical friend. Store open
evenings. Darnen & Thomas.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-12-22
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-12-22

CHILDREN UNDER HEN YEARS
of age will not be allowed in City
Skating Rink in the evening but
only in the afternoon. Ed P.
Leach. Manager.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-12-22
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