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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1906-02-08
HYOMEL CURES CATARRH
Its Healing Balsams Kill All
Catarrhal Germs--SO1d.
Under Guarant
by j. Ii. Hill
& Son.

It is a. note worthy 'fact that
among the many medicines ana treat
nents for catarrh, there is only one
which J. FL. Hill & Son. sell unGer
their positive guarantee to refund
che money if it does not cure.-Hy'
)mei, NATURES remedy for the cure
of catarrh.
No dangerous drugs are taken into
the stomach when Hyome1 is used.
Breathed through the small pocket
inhaler that comes with every Hyo-
mel outfit, its healing balsams peno-
trate to the most remote cells of the
throat, nose, aud lungs, killing the
germs of catarrh, healing the irri-
.ated mucous membrane, and max
ny complete and lasting cures.
The complete Hyomel outfit, co..
slsting of an inhaier that can be Car.
rled in the purse Or vest pocket, 6
medicine dropper, and a bottle o
| Hyomei, costs only 81. The inhaler
Will last a lifetime, Will extra bot
Ties of Hyomei Can be procured
whenever needed, Tor only 81
cents.
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Mr.. Mitchell Explains.

DEAR ARGUS:
P.ease permit me space in your
pa. ..er to say TO the farmers in Gran
thaule, Indian Springs and Brodgen
townships, and otner .places where
[ have organized and have appoint
ments for the Cotton Growers Asso-
citation, that during my absence the
committee met and perfected other
plans from what they gave me at
nrst, end while l was working undel
Lneir and the State Pre.idents in
structlons. Wl5n to thanA You i'll
tlose places where have organized
aud have appointments foc your con-
idence and hearty support in the
WORK, and say that [ Will call off all
appointments. Am sorry that things
happened thus. Yours III The work,
j. M. MITCHELL.
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A GOOD WORK.
The Waynea County Woman
Association For The Better
asszz.esssiEzEaalts .~sszansezsesEH
nenC OF public School
ESka sHnuSaS ~sss
Z Houses.

While there are many people who
are overly Jealous to advertise their
work aud good deeds, some others
seem equally as eager to keep a
knowledge of theirs from the public.
Tnis is not altogether praiseworthy
or stimulating and SO we wish the
public generally, and the teachers
.a particular, to know what has been
accomplished by the Betterment
association in Wayne County this
school term.
This Association has for its OBJ
Ject close corporation of the
patrons, teachers and pupils for the
purpose Of awakening interest in the
Improvement vi our Public ISchOOl
Houses, for it is a recognized fact,
that there is no influence SO potent
and elevating to the entire neigh
borhOOd and community as a good
schooinouse. When we state that
there have been formed thirty local
Associations, with membership OF
one hundred and ninety six, apart
from the school-children, a moments
reflection Will teil you what this
neanS. 1t means tnlo:- That the good
eopie Of our County are awakened
% the Realization that their children
must have brought INTO their lives
very refining and elevating con-
lIuOn anu influence they are able
% surround them with. By earnest
work tnrougn these Associations,
,etter schools have been made
| possible, yards cleaned up and beau.
ified, pictures bought, libraries
Established, and organs and pianos
| bought. There has been i'll three
| uunLh, Oh TINS school term over foul
hundred and nIty dollars raised by
nese thirty Associations, which i:
spent as each organization sees fit iI
improving and beautlfyIng the schoo
house and grounds. Much credit il
iue to the enthusiastic and able Presi
dent of the Wayne County Associa
ton, Mrs E. A. !Slmpkins, who has
oeen such a help and inspiration
also to our Jealous and conscientiou,
| county Superintendent, Mr. E. T
| Atkinson. AS an evidence that tn,
WORK which is being done is no
Anrecognizsd and unappreciated /;
, prize OF $4,000 has been offered tt
mat School In Wayne County tina
makes the mo- Improvement durin
he session.
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ENaX
<~~~~~ To Cure Ccz4 la One Dzzy sSs$,~ s"r e$
Take Laxative Bromo Quin1se 1abses. e ~ * ,wy
NOTICE :. s.sys

Nol = s.IS * ~
BY virtue of H.. power ~ sale con-
talned III more age q, "d ny Z. B.
Davis and WifA. Sailie 'avls, to u.
A. N rw sd, JF, Tsg's< I'd in Book
80, l:xt T. the iii il Of The Re-
~ G. De. lis i.,r u =, NJ Counry,
Il Hti. % ina, q Vii - IL for cash
tu ,,r il g,1' 81 i'.u i,r II Court House
,io'.s It o'dsNulr, North Ca Clina,
a.. iW'- Ve r,''' = VI. II Monday,
'[s.r a.. 19 1896, {. rain lot Of
t;G / ing III g Id~irsr Township,
" ne ounty i'll 5,td o. t., Boun l.
Il ) follows:
t,,'4 it.nIrg at Z w. Swans
ii u" ;, corner in n n b"uudary
K 90. 20 w & W. IL. Z thence
> with said li..e 42O feet
ha.,dred and tW onty fe,-t to
A,r j. nj. Grantha as corner,
.e4Ce Westerly 420 feet to her
rner, thence her line APO feet to her
corner, with Swan line, thence
Etsterly with Swan iHe APO feet to
the baglDnlng, conLainii : tour acres,
u little more or less.
Suiimortgage has beer transferred
to the undersigned, e. VI. Baron.
THIS 18th day f January, 1906.
Il. A. NOR RWOOD, JR.
q. M B tRKON.
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As long as Senator Ransom lived
he kept Capt. Arthur Barnes, OF
Wilson, as Sergeant-at-Arms of the
Senate, and Capt. Barnes was so
popular that he was retained until
his death. Here is story about
Capt. Barnes that has recently been
published:
, "One evening Capt. Barnes was
consulting his watch with a worried
air. 1t was nearly O'Clock, and the
Senate showed no signs of adjourn
ing. Presently he called a boy and
said: "Ask Senator Pettus if he will
come out here moment"
/ Out came the venerable senator,
~ reverned in appearance as ever.
He looked mildly surprised and ask
cd Barnes what he wanted.
! "Senator, can't you get the Sen
ate to ADJOURN" asked the door
keeper.
! "Why do you want it to adjourn,
..Barnes?"- asked the octogenarian
senator.
! IL have a poker game on, Sen
iator." explained Barnes.
4 "Oh," said Judge Pettus, "Ah,
Eyes, see. Well, I'u see what can
Edo."
| Back he went to the Senate, and
10 moment later rose in his place, the
REORGANIZATION of dignity.
] "May L interrupt the Senator?''
he asked OF the orator who had the
floor. "The hour is late, and unless
the Senator desires to conclude his
speech this evening it seems to me
that it might well be continued to.
morrow"
n AZ yield to the Senator for mo-
ttion to ADJOURN" replied the orator
A moment later Barnes Was on his
Way rejoicing.-Tom Pence, in Raj
Ueixh News anu Observer.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in PostOffice, Colds
boro, Wayne County, N. c.,
Feb. 5, 1906.
MEMS LIST.
A-Geo Andrews, (2),
B-J l. Best,
C-Juner Coward,
D-John Dempsey,s
H-John Hatton, r w Holley,s
Mt l. Miller,
P-Bob Perry,
Sired Shamly, Eddie Scotolow,
Elijah Shepherd, F G Shredder,
w M Wall, Jerry Williams.
LADIES LIST.
A-Mary Alexander,
3-Della Bess,
C-Marlldy Carr,
D--Naunie Darden,
E-Lillian Edwards, Laura EYeritt,
d-Mary Harrison,
ID l. Jones,
K -Emma kirby,
A-Sarah Midi.et 10,
5-Julla SummsrIn,
W-Stella Wooten, NJ + Whitmere
Persons calling 1or above letter.
Viii please say advertised. RULES
,, ald reguiat ions require that one cen
be paid OIL advertised letters.
j.. e. DOBSON,
Postmaster.
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A sad fatality occurred in the
Brogden township or Grantham
township section of our county Sun
day night. Miss Annie Barfield
daughter of the late Bryant Bar.
field, while in a demented condition,
made her escape from the home
sometime during Sunday night and
drowned herself in a woods pond ir
the neighborhood, where her body
was found by searchers early Mon
day morning.
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THE OBSERVER IS UNDER
BOYCOTT.
Charlotte. Observer.

Charlotte. Observer.
There is comment upon the fact
that itiesrase now that The Observer
can bsb9ught on some trains and at
|soms news stands in North Caro-
3lin4 wh&re it was formerly found
with uHalling regularity, and ques-
ttions have been asked about it. The
sxplanation is that the paper is un-
,def aparlial boycott by the Union
fN6ws Company. It cannot now be
bought On Atlantic Coast Line trains
At all, all orders for it ON this sys-
item having been cancelled. Orders
Ifof the paper for trains on the South
}ern Railway and at Union News
company stands have been cut, in
some cases so per cent, in others 75
land in others more. A few copies
bare carried on nearly all trains OF
1.-The Southern road on which num-
lbefs were formerly sold, but not
many or any-nOt nearly enough to
Inject the demand. The cause of the
,atrouble is that the Union News
!tCompany wanted lower price Oh
/ The Observer than it is sold for to
any other news company or individ.
\ ual. We were not able to see why
it was entitled to a better price than
any other buyer in quantities or any
Subscriber ana declined to reduce it
The Union News Company said il
got other papers at lower figure
could make more on them than OF
The Observer at its price, and would
push them instead. It is doing so
3That is its right, as it is our righ
and duty to put atconsistent price o.
Your own goods. The Parker New
company, which has the news priv
aiieges on the Seaboard Air Line,
3handling the paper as usual at tn
5asual price. The Union News Con
1pany has the exclusive sales priv
hleges on the trains of the Souther
Railway on which it has newsboys
otherwise we could put the paper i
the hands of the train porters. w
rekret the disappointment of trave
ers on Southern trains who are az
customed to buying The Observ'
1em the news boys but cannot q
!. n -
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InllammatOry Rheumatism
Cured In 3 Days.

Mr.. l.. Hill of Lebanon, Ind; "My
wife had Infiammatory Rheumatism
in every muscle and joint; her suffer
ing was terrible and her body and
face were swollen almost beyond
recog milton; had been In bed for six
weeks and had eight physicians, but
received no benefit until she tried
the Mystic Cure tor Rheumatism
It gave immediate relief and she was
able to walk about in three days.
am sure it saved her life." Sold b.
M. e. Robinson q Bro, Druggists
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exclusive benefit in a reduced price
and cannot submit to coercion. Per-
5ons who are in the habit of buying
the paper will please continue to call
for it on Seaboard trains and at
Parker News Company stands and
to look for it on independent stands.
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NOTICE.

UGder and by virtue Of a certain
norIgage given by William Gram
nau, 10 John w. E dwards on the
iii day of December 1903, which IL
corded in the office of the r gister
If Deed, of Wayne County, in Book
81, page : the undersign d will sell
Or cas,, at the Court House door in
>ioldsboro, at twelve o'c!tck m. on
the 9th day of March, 1906, thu
following d,scribei TRAIT of land,
viz;
beginning at J. A. Capp's or AL
.nz, Keen's North Wes ern corner,
IN the Fayetteville County public
DAD. and runs with said .,ad NORTH
wardly to Josiah F. Cox's line, or
ne line of said J. w. Edwards and
J. F. Cox; thence with said Edwards
and Cox lines to Falling Greek;
hence viii b said creek, itmeanders to
apps or KEGS corner; Themes with
,aid Edwards, Capps or Keen's line,
.s it meandars to the beginning, cor,
Gaining twenty five (25) acres, more
or less.
John W.EDWARD
This January 30. 1905.
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For Breakfast
Luncheon
or Tea

A few small biscuits easily made with
Royal Baking Powder. Make them
small-as small round as napkin ring.
Mix and bake just before the meal.
Serve hot.
Nothing better for light dessert
than these little hot biscuits with butter
and honey, marmalade or jam.
You must use Royal Baking Powder
to get them right.
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Has Stood the Test 25 Years.
The old, original GROVES Taste
ess Chill Tonic. You know What
lou are taking. 1t is iron and quin-
le in a tasteless form. No cure. 10
ay, 50c.
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NOTICE

Having qualified as administrative
of Melvina Barnes, deceaeed, late of
Vay ne County North Carolina, this
j. /" ~ tIfy all persons having claims
a,n,t the estate Of the SAID deceas.
ID 10 exhibit them to the undersign-
g i on or b. fore January %, 1907 or
ais notice will be plead in bar of their
covery. All persons indebted to
he said estate will pleese make im-
iediate payment.
MARGARET COBB,
Administrative, Lucama, N. G.
w. A. Lucas, Attorney,
Wilson, N. G.
This January %, 1896.
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The kidneys are you
blood purifiers, they hi
ter out the waste o.
impurities in the blood
If they are sick or ou'
of order. they fa1 to d
their work.
Pains, aches andrheu
matism come from ex
cess Of uric acid In III.
blood. due to neglectel
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WANTED Bright, young man
r"ui Groldsbo toprepare for paying
..-'t II in nGoverrmentM n all Service.
) X one. Cedar Rapids, la.
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The Itch Fiend

That is Salt Rheum or Eczema,-o Of
the outward manifestations of scrofula.
It comes in itching, burning, oozing, dry
ing, and scaling patches, on the face, head,
hands, legs or body.
It cannot be cured by outward applica-
tions,-the blood must be rid of the inn
purity to which it is due.
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R1O0-Dr. e. .DetchOn's Anti
Dfuretic may be worth to you more
thkn 800 if you have child who
soils bedding from incontinence OF
water during sleep. Cures old and
young alike. It arrests the trouble
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hlOISy tlOuOle.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unstead,
heart beats, and makes one feel as tffbupi
they had heart trouble, because the kezft
over-working in pumping thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
1t used to be considered that only urinar,
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys
out now modern science proves that nearly
III constitutional diseases have their begin
1irg in kidney trouble.
If you are sick you can make no mistake
y first doctoring your kidneys The milo
.ld the extraordinary effect Of Dr.. Kilmer's
SEvasnp-iSoot, the great kidney remedy /.
soon realized. 1t stands the highest for It
wonderful cures of the most distressing case.
~ ali druggtsss in fifty- y ZfAzz5?= zz5?=zss
cent and dollar sig
IS. You may have a - Ga::.ssfEss9
sarnple bottle by mail Home of swamp-Root
rec, also pamphlet telling you how to fine
,ut if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Dr.. kilmer
Z Co., Binghamton. N. 7.
Don't make any mistake, but remember
he name, Swamp-Root, DR.. Kilmer :
,wamp-Root. and the address. Binghamtou
Y. T.. on every bottle.
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NEWS FROM WALTER,
Chrcuicling of Weeks Events in
That Thriving Neigh
bOrhoOd,
NEWSY BRIEES FROM THAT
COMMUNITY.

Ah0OS bOhEAO
WALTER, N. G.
Feb. Z, 1906.
Miss Emma Uzzell, the teacher at
Eoenezer, spent Saturday and Sun
day at her nome in New Hope.
MIR J G Thompson spent Saturday
and Sunday in your city, the guest
ii MIR. Clarence Peacock
asAlrs. Cliff Holl ,Wel1 from kyOur
lty Was visiting relatives in our
community last week.
Miss Lizzie Becton went to STAN
tonsours last week, on visit to her
grandmother, Mrs Indiana Yelver-
ton.
.EMr Jno Yelverton, who was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs Geo BectOn
last week while attending court, re-
turned home Saturday.
Mr. Carl Grantham, Miss Laura
Neal, Mr. Albert Smith and Miss Ida
Worley, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Miss Sudie Smith, at Faro. -
i Everett Raitord, a worthy colored
farmer, living on the Pearson place,
lost very nne horse last Friday,
Valued at two hundred dollars.
The longer We take notice of the
weather. the higher regard we have
or the ground hog. He had not
gotten back in his hole good last
triday, before the mercury had de-
lined several points, and from then
intll now there has been sufficient
evidence to convience- the mostskep-
icai that he knows his "peesnes."
On Friday night week, Feb. 10th,
| tuere will be an entertainment and
| upper at the new school house, fo1
.he benefit Of the interior OF the
| building. The musical features will
De under the skillful direction o1
Prof A N Cullom, of Wilson, assist
III by his daughter and this alone
assures all whose souls are touched
oy music's charms, a rich t, eat. The
edibles will be under the careful
direction of the good women of tn,
community, which is a sufficien
guarantee tnat none need go ava.
hungry. The public is cordially in
slted to attend, and help out
worthy cause, and at the same tim
nave an evenings pleasure and enj oy
ment.
Il When the ground hog went in hi
/ hole last Friday, he carried all tn
news with him, and what was lef
is frozen SO hard this a. M, that
will take longer to thaw it out tina
we now have time to give it, and v
will simply remark by way of pare1
thesis that Toby has promised I
give us sketch of his early scho,
Iuays, soon, when he sought know
ledge under the father of the venel
able DIR. Finlayson of your cit,
which no doubt will interest man
Z of your readers.
One of the things which tests O,
strength of religious character
much as any thing else in this lif
ito ''return good for evil, ,',-.sprs
Tor those who despitefully use us
!, when s'smitten on one cheek, tul
the other also." If we can do th
ID aud when we receive stab from Il
tongue of slander from behind, do
the fellow who was kicked by a JAG
I. ass, consider the source, and pass
.e unnoticed, surely our stock of fai
70 in the Divine promises, and tt
. light of hope in our eternal welfar
ie will never depreciate, or cease
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See the display of Willow rockers
at Andrews & Waddells. Inquire
kha nrica. thev will s1rpriae Won.
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Over-WOrk Weakene
Your kidneys,
Unhealthy l1idneys Make Impure HOOD.

All the blood in your bod,r passes through
your kidneys once every thI ee minutes.
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State Of America, Eastern Dis
tricC OF North Carolina.
$500
In the matter of II. f.. WOoten, w.
a. Wooten, aud A, s. WOoten,
trading as IL. Z. WoOten Il
Dros, Bsnkrupts, Mt. Olive,
N. T..
For sale, a large stock of General
Merchandise i'll good couditlon.
On the Seventh day of February,
1906, at Mt. Olive, N. G. 1T l2o'clock
'loon, III front of r. E. W.oten u
oros. store, by virtue OF The power
conteried d upon me. as trustee Of II.
u. Wuoten & Bros, Ban1rupts, L
VII offer tJr sale, at pabtic auction,
le e.lt,re $ Ock of genera merchan-
Use aud all inc property OF said r.
:. ooten & Bros, Exc pt property
Aempted h. l " ordained by other
p t.es, ~ d the notes, Mortgages
ACCOUNTS, Il d b 'ses in act, On. Said
roraIly 10 Ee sold consists Of a full
i'e of i@dies and gents saoss, men
~ nuyss clothing, men a i'd boys
-la.a. 49, goods and notions, hard
voIe a..d groceries, one and two
An wagons, husgies, wagon and
'A--s harness, AID such ether things
.,u".j.. Cal ,:ie d by genera, Il. archants,
one nlch is over twelve months
ID, ali very good condition. Origi-
al wi.oi".ale cost of sail property
~ sale was sl3, ,233, ,6s, Il. appraised
E.-iue Is Sl1 ,40S,3S The show cases,
.... . i Desk and a fe ether fix.
rs aro atso included in said sale.
, u. ,r,y s9ill be sold to the person
ndu,. 10 higntis5 per cent of the
L, paloeu alua. This property may
'e txa i.luad at any time between
low auu the date OF sale, by parties
' shlng to pun chase. Terms of sale
cash.
lnis the 24th day OF January,
1856
H. B. PARK ER, JR.,
lr.s e4 of r. 4. Wooten & Bros,
Boukrupts.
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Ho0d'sSarsapariua

Has cured the most persistent and difficult
cases. Accept no substitute for Hoods; no
substitute acts like it.
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GOSSIP Of THE WORLD.
TENS OF INTEREST FROM
DIVERS SOURCES.
Che Latest Telegraphic News OF tn.
Day Boiled Down to a
Focus For Busy
Readers.

George AIDE gives three reasons
why he won't be congressman.
Fhey are as follows, to-wit: "In the
first place, I couldn't get the nomina-
ton. In the second place, I couldn',
be elected if I did. In the thiru
place, If elected 1 would resign y
Toe first reason would do quite well,
without Mr.. AIDE putting himself t.,
the trouble of giving two more. 1t is
the truest one of the three
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Buy blankets of Andrews & Wad-
S3oll Esr1r Cn and aloon uarun
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A sad story is going the rounds
An urchin who was playing al
engagement as "bodyless' hoj
was taunted by an old enemy vic
appeared in the crowd la AN extenl
that he said, "When L get out u
here I'll knock your face in." The
D1eathless audience was disliIusioneG
A clever arrangement oi mirrors
which had made it appear that lie
boys head rested on a table without
any corpOreal attachments was
demolished and the show man W. L
out Of business.
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Adjourned for Poker Game.

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. NEW YORK
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NOTICE OF SALE.
In BANKR RUI toy,

District Court OF The United
State OF America, Eastern Dis
tricC OF North Carolina.
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In the matter of Il. f.. Wooten, w.
"A. Wooten, aud A. $. WOoten,
trading as IL. T.. WOoten Il
Drns, Bsnkrupts, Mt. Olive,
N. T..
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Garden and Farm Seeds,
|T.W. Wood g. Sons, Seedsmen,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,

Truckers requiring large quantities of Seed
Potatoes, Early Peas, Snap Beans or
other Vegetable Seeds, are requested
to write for special prices.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-15
TO STATE DEMOCRATS
nemncrntic stnlc mcndauarters.
Savoy Hotel, Denver. {

oct i'""-
To he of the sta of
party making strictly anieorpora-
received
the Democratic State Central
people Ihe amount on
candidates the state ticket VIII DE-
the running
patriotism of the voters
Democratic
this appeal to the Democrats for
There will be
excep IN the channels
work
be raised We
called hand send TO
dollar
condition viii
himself
contribute all who trust VIII
which be by check
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JOHN T. BARNETT.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-15
A RARE ENTERTAINMENT.

Perhaps the finest entertainment of
It's kind ever given in Grand June
tion will be the "Trip to the Holy
Land. the Garden Spot of the World"
tomorrow evening at the Methodist
church. The Malut and his sister.
Miss Maluf. who gave the unique en-
tertainment are natives of the Holy
Land. their home being on Mt. Lebn-
non and they have been in this couu
try only n short time. The program
is divided into three parts, the first
consisting of native musical num-
bers. and descriptions of Mt. LebA-
non, the second consisting of series
of what is pronounced the best and
most interesting stereopticon views
OF the Hold Land. being shown in
the United States today. Each of the
views will be entertainingly deserib-
ed
The third part consists of imper'
sonations of customs prevailing
among the people of Palestine.
unique and intensely interesting feo-
ture.
The entertainment will be given
under the auspices of the Epworth
League. The admission prices are
low. 25 cents and 10 cents, and
large audience Is expected.