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Coz 9Th st. NV.
FOR SALE. FOR SALE.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSES
on CAPITOL HILL
Two IL, sold. Two e, left.
3. 10 7TH ST. Sc
JUST OFF EAST CAPITOL ST.
These houses are fast nearing
pletion. and we are prepared to state
that they will suit the taste Of the
most critical homeseeker. and prove to
be IDEAL homes in every respect.
They the best value for the
money in the city. Location alone viii
sell them. but coupled with this de-
cfded advantage you have the
plete satisfaction Of knowing that they
are "BLUNDON'' houses, and will
stand the test.
OPEN EVERY DAY.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON,
GOT 7th st. NV.
FOR SALE
toe. mos new houses: dssisped 6y an arcb'
Located at nth and SITS. ne.
These houses possess % many attractions
that the home-buyer will be charmed with,
the entire family as an almost perfcet abid d.
ing place.
Come out any week d., or sund., and So.
street car. get OF 1t 11th street and walk
ono square north.
under entire house; Al beating plant
JAMES F. SHEA 64s La. ave. NV.
fS WEi HAL ASS CREES BRIcK % pWEL WELL
coxvE ysS ,ss% =, ,a -, ss's q, LINES
IL a az bfI9% s SSSoS ST.. CIRCLE
4.nsnes ss:sk. 't hz&x: 1870. F ST:
col s md
crete ,: Gel; cleo bells etc. Box So. Star Office
;.s es1O,s!-:esu
window house: rooms and bath: Concrete al.
rea. On az 9srr o1..1oS front and
msstef nsn ana ne,Fs m ar S and
inai cost: only $3.50. Kew At sss r. I 1 .rs
cellent home NV: white neighborhood: price
$1,000: easy terms. NEW YORK REAL rs.
fH bans sAE ia;h :, ROOMS AND BATH; 1bEAL
Srw New hosss furnscs heat only 8 500
z;7 y 90 = o7z;z7 u z7z5 % se1e 7ss:s
to coiored party: o price for both scr only se
NEW YORK. REAL ESTATE BROKERS' eli
roo 8 - :, :, 49,, 0e.0:...-So
r nrars' .wo.st1ry and ee t nrick house;
f0'"'S s"' gnsip rqrnaeE Ell. sooo CONDITION.
Realty Broker. co. st. NV
ron ..rc .. -oo
GOOD SECTION OF 10TH ST. Ne: brick
dwelling containing 8 rooms and bath; 2-story
JOSEPH l. WELLER
As a '' $" 49, IT. NV
0R and p h.,S re :,Sna dUen n. g.
s3th and s,s mnaeru nr"vemant pear
i''n Ano f sTs; ln VET I'M IMPROVEMENTS
Realty Broker. S0s st. NV.
RE RES FEB n SIS 30. BRICK AND FRAME
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FOR SALE-HOnSES

FOR SAlE-*4: 5O0--s-ROOM BRICK q ROOMS
splendid NORTHWEST ef oe.tio sno a over
sGT os s1snss Tens c9 l ks suit ,sos NV
BEAUTIFUL NEW Residence; ExCEIS
features; READ THIS. them "s get specific 10,
residence. with large si1'sp. s''s above third
; story; s handsome. rich exterior; eide park
P!y be.stiful; main door has IS psr1op. library.
| dining room. buffers pantry and kitchen.
Three rooms. tiled bath and numerous closets
&c. Cement cellar. Laundry; servants toilet and
out is Of GENUINE OAK. Double doors s:' par.
a%st n""r,ns on first door. Many. other special
sstiS ON ~iI at
you You can't duplicate this house for s., 500,
% STasT N, &C. &C. much ,s sss
s4.sS0 FOR A WIDE NEW HOUSE: BIG
rooms: tiled bath: h"t-water heat: excellent
bncatlon on Rhode Island avenue northwest.
BELT. o'BRIE.N & co. Inc. 1903 G NV.
FOR SALE, .
,sSw S1jei res%sRa Rn
BELT. O'RRIEN 4 90. Inc. 1903 G NV.
CLOSE TO MASS AVE AND 18TH STREET
nv; $500: wide. convenient home: big
| rooms: cellar: modern bath. It's dificult to
ast nome so close to business center OF
BELT. O'RRTEN 4 co. Inc. 1903 q NV.
FOR SALE
:4.aoo-A GREAT BARGAIN.
rooms and reception hall: cellar: hot-water
h snr 6 DasT *sS %" "n 1n rent iaos
$a. 2sO-DETACHED BRICK HOUSE.
500 Cash 81. Monthly on Principal.
Interest Payable Every Six Months.
theoA Id h0$h .
cation. northwest. is most con,enient to three
Belt oB ss c ssn' 1n nc! isos !e nW
$500 for . .ery nice Harvard street house
Columbia Heights: 10 rooms and hath.
RMT. O'BRfEN & Co. Inc. 1908 NV.
FOR SALE
l. $4,000 for coy home Harvard street.
T FELL F. o 1!fh S'f 'e Co. Inc. 1893 NV.
= 500 good I'd hcusc close to 9th Il. :: and
$500: rents for 500: can increase rent to
$50: twofamiy apartment house In Mt Pleas
BELT oBRIEN 4 CO.. Inc. 1903 NV
1850; rents for $3.50: one square Of l4th
f sn no. Snk a%ost S lns ssuss
FOX SALE-i
A REAL HOME. WIDE, DEEP LOT.
TWENTY-FIVE FEET FRONT.
SIDE LIGHTS.
Two.sToRY BRICK STABLE.
Most desirable locatiou-1 50. from Lincoln
Park and East Capitol st. First-class sur
suundings.
All very large rooms. Numerous closets.
Modern plumbing, porcelain tub and wash.
stand. Cellar. Furnace. Servants toilet.
Porcelain sink Coal and gas ranges. Cur
tains and screens erything complete for
sensible. comfortable home Wide front We
rands overlooking spacious parking.
Price. So 400. Terms to suit.
BELT. O'BRlEN & Co. Inc. 1903 NV.
-. sPEcIAL;-we call .tte2,ion to . besuti.
-g5oge1ty way .; shcce the the ..ersee priee'
With ATTIC: parlor. library. dining room,
six bedrooms; two tiled bathrooms: numerous
story back porch: cement cellar: servant:
-shroaenout house. The HOUSE is FIN.
--ISHED IN HARDWOOD; HEATED BY
HOT WATER.
BELT. O'BRIEN CO.. Inc. 1908 G NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES FOR HOMES AND
INVESTMENTS.
$2.300-Myrtle st. me-; r. h.: rent. &11 80.
S2.600-3d ST. sw.: T. & b.: rent $3.50
$3.050-M st. s.w.; +. & b.; rent, $50. 50.
So. 300 st. s.w.: r. & b.: rent. $1,000.
s.. 300 st. bet 9Th h 9Th st. sw.: 6r. 4 h.
rent. $3.50.
$3.30--1st 1T. NV. 6 r. & b.. rents for so. 90.
$3.JOO-N. C. av.: apart. r.. b: rent. $40.
$3.6O0-Cor. house. 14th ST.. ne; r. & b.;
furnace.
$4.O00-E. Cap. st. house: r. L b.; furnace;
new.
S4,OO0-9th st. s.w: 6r.&b. brick rent. sos 30.
$4,25U-G ST. near Sd ST. ne. 6 re D.; fur
mace: new.
$4.35O-New houses at 18th and 81 SITS. ne.
houses of quality at reasonable price.
Open for inspection.
s4.5OO-"A'' at. Sc: brick dwelling: r. & b.
furnace.
$500 18th ". s:w near B ST.: 8 r. & b.
S5,60O-22d ST. near NV. +. & b.: furnace.
$5.OO0-25th st. near Pa. av. NV; r., b.;
hotwater heat.
$70O0-T st. bet 18th and 18th SITS. NV; 9
& h.: hOtwater heat.
s7.:5o-va. av. s.w residence: 10 r.. h: cor
house north Of r.r.. facing Mall.
$7.75O-Wasb lights. home; 10 r., b.; hot
water heat.
$7.750-Handsome residence on Columbia road,
in the prettiest part Of Col. Hgts.
10 r., b.; h0t-wafer heat.
$50. 0oO-A choice piece Of business property for
sale: located on one Of the main
thoroughfares in the hcart Of the bust.
ness section.
JAMES F. SHEA, 643 La. ave. NV
oc1O-s tn. til. IT, 40
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FOR SALE-ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS BE-
LOW ITS ACTUAL VALUE. One OF the best
arranged. best constructed and in every respect
one ct the most beautiful and attractive homes
In Columbia Heights: the entire house is I'm
ished In carefully selected and highly polished
oak: TEN grand rooms aud TWO remarkably
beautiful bathrooms furnished with solid por
celain tubs. marble wash bowls and marble
the entire decorative Scheme is ono Of perfect
harmony and effectiveness. striking feature
OF this house is the costlness md elegance Of
is supplied. The dining room is lighted by two
large windows and decorated with rare taste:
lot 2fn130. This Is one Of the best bargains
that has been offered in many years. 81 800
\. L. SANSRrRY. 1871 18th 1t nv
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HEDGE PLANTS.

LOT OF SHADE AND FRUIT TREES. CRAZE
vines and several thousand California prvet
for hedges: also nice lot Of shrubbery. Box
81. STAG Office. se26-30t
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FOR SALE-LOCATED IN ONE OF THE
choice spots and on one Of the most fashionable
streets Of the entire city. surrounded by the
a MAGNIFICENT NEW HOUSE. 1t contains TEN
perfectly ideal rooms and TWO splenddly
equipped bathrooms. First floor trimmed in
hand polished OAK: double OAK floors: oak
paneled dining room with drop beam ceiling:
combination gas and electric fixtures: HOT
in cellar: large lot. This is very nne house
and one that will appeal favorably to intelli
gent buyers. Liberal terms will be arranged
81. $50
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centrally located on an avenue NV: has been
vacant only Is days in the past six years: has
all modern improvements. and Is in excellent
condition; rent, $44 per month. Price only So O00
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN. 604 5th NV.
orl,2f cSu
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FOR SALE--A HANDSOME CORNER HOME.
beautifully situated at the intersection Of two
prominent northwest streets: II and
TWO modern tiled bathrooms: select hard
wood trimmings: whole house deliberately I'm
ished and decorated: numerous deep closets;
HOT-WATER HEAT: buffers pantry: laundry,
ETC.: conservatory: southern and eastern
posture: very wide front and side parking: afford
ing ample space for grassy lawns, flowers and
shade trees: entire house and grounds in finest
possible condition This house sold for $14. 900
only a few years ago. and the assessed valua-
tiOn is within fraction Of the price now asked
for the property. 1t has been reduced to ef-
feet a speedy sale Terms will he satisfactorily
afrSnk E SANSRiyRY iie.2i i:iih st NV .'''''
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FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME
situated IN section Of rare beauty and attrsc-
tiveness; ideally planned and splenddly built
windows on every side: eight rooms and mod
ern bathroom; handsome decora lions; hard
wood interior finish: large pantries and closets;
cellar under entire honse: HOT-wATER HEAT;
laundry. etc: lot 4ox1OO. This beautiful de-
tached home. with Its broad Dorches. velvety
lawns, flowers and shrubbery. Is pleasantly sug-
Restive Of comfort, health and happiness. The
location Is convenient to the best car line in
the city. Suitable terms. s, $50
y. L. SALISBURY. 7lQ-21 18th ST. nv.
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RORERT SHINN

FOR SALE-BY ROBERT SHINN.
Phone y. 324O. 1925 i4th st. NV.
GJ$6500 Will purchase magnificent resi-
dence on 18th ST. NV. opposite the Portner.
in st. PHul's parish. convenient to L st. cars.
There are 10 large rooms and porcelain bath,
large closets. open frcplsces. furnace heat;
newly papered and painted; must be seen To be
appreciated. Key at Office. oc7-4t
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FOR SALE-MOST OF. MY TINE Is SPENT IN
another city hence will sell my practically n0v
home here AT A LOSS. Location: Wash.
Heights. not too far out: FACES SOUTH:
lOr.: four LIST floor. including receptions hall
and Kitchen: six bedrooms and TWO BATHS:
hof-water heat: concrete cellar: laundry: large
yard. Price, 1900. on very easy terms. Sold
me for 5000. Address Box 2e6. Star Office.
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DON'T MISS THIS.
A coy detached home Of rooms aud
bath, with LOT 30x1OO.
Price. $4,000. Easy terms.
Located in prettiest part Of CO.
LUMBlA HEIGHTS. The house IL
modernly equipped. open plumbing.
cellar. furnace, instant water heater.
Positively the lot none Is worth
easily s., 100.
This is a great bargain. The owner
needs money in his business.
BELT, O'BRIEN & CO., NC,
1903 G. ST. NV.
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$4.sOo-A good house. close to 9th and n
streets NV: 10 rooms: rents for SIS. 80.
BELT OBRIEN L. co. Inc 1903 NV
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FOR SALE-A PERFECTLY CHARMING
home with plenty Of ground: NEARLY NEW
twostory colonial. brick residence: contains
seven extra large rooms and modern tiled bath
windows: delightfully."- arranged reception hall
and dining room; front and rear porches: wide
parking: beautiful side lawn: heated BY best
toilet in cellar. This strictly modern home Is
ideal in every respect. and Is located a
To produce = Similar house. IN this locslity to.
day would cost at least $500 more than is
asked for his one. Let us show you n bar
&dIu 3D. SoO
n. l.. SANSRURY. 1921 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-THIS IS NOT ONLY AN ATrRAC-
tive home in arrangement and finish. bur it
bears the unmistakable impress Of substantial
construction and intrinsic worth. The loca ton.
on the Heights, convenient to excellent car
large rooms and TWO elegant bathrooms:
ev,ry room has two more large windows:
finished and decorated in the most artistic
manner: trimmed throughout in SOLID OAK ::
specially decorated :mrlor and dining room:
beautifully paneled oak stairway: HOT-WA-
TER HEAT: buffers pantry: full supply Of
large closets: laundry In cellar. This
house cannot be matched anywhere for the
\. L. SALISBURY. 1922 Eth ST NV.
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FOK SALLY
1850; rents for 1850: one square Of l4th
street NV. Almost new 7-room house.
BELT ORRIEN 4 Co. Inc. 1903 NV.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-SIX FLATS. FOR
two families each. i'm the ne. paving l2cL
Investment Can he bought cheap or will
exchange for ground. separately : a whole
See Fl. r. HANDLER CO.
fufl 81
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
;ET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.

GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
FINEST HOME ON CAPITOL HILL
FOR THE MONEY
Contains eight rooms and modern bath: SIDE
LIGHT: excellent condition: q perfect beauty
neaS .ne S the very home ,s%
especially at thi; price WIN easily rent for
sale In the northeast and southeast We consider
this ho sss Ee Pzh efs, PS1t dsay
Opposite Franklin Park. Main $40 41-a95
GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS SPECIAL.
Contains : rooms and a handsome tiled :'sth:
hs' in ss t,ss
very easy terms: only couple hundred dollars
cash This Is the only hc,.se Of Its kind for
sale on the Height FOR $3.1J0 Immediate pos
session.
BOSS PHELPS Gne,. elo 14.n st. nv:
Opposite Franklin Fsrk. Main Ao4l 1875
GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER RESIDENCE.
$500.
We'll located in the central northwest near
18th ST. contains IL rooms and hath: very sond
would make nne boarding house. being so
BOSS & PHELPS CInc.). 9lo 18th st NV
Opposite franklin Park Main $40 Al 49,,
GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
SMALL INVESTMENTS.
$3,1oo each.
Two brick houses 8 rooms ns, and hath Zach Zach:
.sted in the hest renting SECTION Of the , no r.
for $1,000 each, Property Of this character
BOSS & PHELPS 1inc.,. $40 18th st. NV
Opposite Frsnklin Park Main $40 ~ 49,:
GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
FOR SAIL ,o,,,.,x ,,,,.rs
Price. $3.50. Rent. $50.
great big house containing IL large rooms:
lot 2Ix1!o to an slley: between the two hest
peuse this large building can be converted into
an apartment and bring a monthly income of
at least 500 per month This is an opportunity
BOSS 4 PHELPS nnc,. 90 18th st. NV:
GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
WEST OF 14TH ST
nSated in one s OF the best parts OF the
rrovem~nts: rooms and tiled bath. Terms.
$500 cash and $23 per month. Price reduced to
$1,000 It's the finest home on the Heights for
BOSS PHELPS nnc,. 90 14th st. nv
-o, SET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER
Built for a home: Of the very best material:
heat; finished in oak. Price. $3.50. Owner
win leave the city this month and must sell at
once; We want an oner. There is mortgage
BOSS & fHELrs nnc,. 90 18th st. nv
Opposite Franklin Park. Main 800 49,
49,, GET. OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
NORTHEAST HOME.
Contains c and tiled bath
has 's got al se and Ss: !eduesd 6e price
BOSS { PHELPS Gne.5. oiS III 4. nv
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Make your selection and have It finished 70
suit.
BELT. o'BRIEN l. CO.. Inc, 1903 q nv.
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I
81, 400: rents for sos: can increase rent to
| $50: two-family apartment house In Mt. Pleas
| ant.
| RELT O'RRIEN ( Co. Inc. 1903 G NV.
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OR SAl.E-
Near y. Cap. and streets. $1,000
Rrownstcac front: q rooms and bath: tiled
bath; furnace; In thorough repair
An out of town client authorizes us IN
reduce the price in order to make q
quick sale. Easy terms.
WILCOX, HANE co. Gnc.).
l42u j Ut. NV.
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FOR SALE SOLD FOR $3.50 EACH:
owner needing cash will sell remaining 3
siugly ut s., $50: fine nearly new. 2-story
colonial brick houses. we'll located NV.
with rooms porcelain bath. furnace heat
rented for $3.50: trust. $3.50. at So
$1,000 cush will buy: absolute 14es invest
ment.
wILLiGE. GIBBS DANIEL. eos-o5 18th.
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Cone See us bout the Fertilizer Question Also
Caldwell & Car1ye, lUS s6 ca
Notice of Sale.

Under and by viItus of an order Of
sale of the Superior Court of Robson
county, e"tered in Special Proceeding
No. 272S, and entitled A. W. Prevatt rs.
May Prevatt ct a s." the undersigned
comElissi oner, pursuant to said order.
will, on Monday, the End day of March,
1905, at the court house door in Lumbe
ton. X <, offer for sale to the highest
bidder at public auction, for cash the fol-
lowing described land and premises. in
Robson county and State of North Car
DINA.
BENZ -ot No. in the division of the
lands=be,oDging to the estate of Miles \.
Mitchell. and appropriated to the chill
iren of Amanda Preyatt, wife of w. w
Treyatt Beginning at astake and pine
and white oak OF the west side Of 4
branch, the second corner of the origin al
survey, and run as that line North 5
East, is. Is chains to a stake in the edge
of a field; then South II West, AZ chains
to S axe and two pines. then South S.
West } chains 10 stake, corner Of lot
No. !: then as that line South ) West. u
chains to a stake; then South 72z East
6 IS chains 20 the beginning, containing
| IL acre.
This sale Is made for partition of said
| lands among he heirs OF Amanda Pc
watt dec ased
This February 1t, 1898.
D. p. SHAW,
2-2-In!on commissioner
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xill be addressed in Robson
county this week by Mr.. G., {.
Moore, State president, and Mr.
f. D. Smith, Of Columbia, 5. g.,
national organizer of the South
ern Cotoon Association, We
have just received a letter from
President Moore stating that Mr.
Smith. addressed large crowds
Mt Mooresville and StatesVille
Friday and Saturday. Those
who can attend these meetings
will be both entertained and in
structed, for Mr.. Smith is 6
speaker of rare ability. and Mr.
Moore never fails to present th'
work of the association in an il
teresting way
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10 ra s

Lord, Lord, how this world is
given to shouting ami whooping
il up over something that has be-
come popular! Ninety five per
cent. OF the State is dry already,
and prohibition for the entire
States was coming surely, speed
iiy, swiftly, and, this fact being
recognized, certain of the NIGH
ty ones began to jump up and
down and shout themselves red
in the face and to proclaim that
State prohibition is the burning
question of the hour Perhaps
thew we're afraid the Legislature
would not ratify the agreement
Governor Glenn made with the
railroads in. regard to rates, 81
they passed the,word to The
anti-saloon forces, with fiockec
to Raleigh in droves and The
Governor whooped it up in flint
style, in effect proclaiming him
, self the great Noses who shonlt
lead this people out. of the viii
derness, and bless your soul, 9
per cent. ofthe people had pre-
ceeded him out of the wilder
ness! 1t reminds one of a Ger
tain leader who struck out afte
his crowd remarking, LAD
their leader and must follO'
them. Now that the questio
has come to the front we hop
prohibition will be settled for tn
State for good and all, but thi
is merely said in passing bt
cause it is funny how things hal
pen sometimes.
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GOVERNOR DENIES CHARGE
Old Not Fix The Election Date
Never Said 2 IA Cent Rate Was
COniIScateFE.

NOuAkoC9BOtE
Raleigh C1rrespordeHce, 9Th. Chr otte Obset-
VST.
Governor GleeR returned from
Richmond this morning. He
said he was astenished to see so
many North Carolinans in that
city. The Governor was asked
il he had nythiRg TODD with fix
ing the date Of the State election
on prohibition, it having been alleg-
ed in one paper that it had been
fixed in the interest of himselfin
a campaign for the United States
Senate and in the interest OF
Locke Craig, an aSpirant for the
goveraership. Governor Glenn
said he only spoke for himself in
this matter and that the State
Anti-SaleOn League had fixed
the date for August and when it
asked him what he thought about
this he replied he thought the
} date vas too late and that it
; ought to be April 2sth. The rea-
son hesgsVe was that he thought
The campaign ought to be a short
oneewhile every thing was ready
for it. Afterwards the date was
changed to May Goth, without his
even knowing about it until it had
been done.
The Governor was asked wheth
err he was or was not an aspiran'
for the United States senator
ship and he replied that he would
not now say whether he was o.
was not and added that he hat
not the time to give coHsiderR
ton to this matter, having beef
so much overloaded with wOrl
that he had not been able to Civ,
it the consideration to which i
K was entitled. Speaking abon
E what the Republican organ, TIL
e Daily Industrial News, and ReI
: reSentative Grant says about
n certain letter to a railroad effieis
% in which the Governor is allege
4 TO have said that the rate wa
q contscstory he stated that D
r. such letter was in existence wri
, ten by. him to any person an
that he had invited all the peopj
to examine the letter files an
u that he now Authorized the pape
= In question and MIGRANT to puI
5 lish any letter in the hands of al
y one that he had written relati,
IN TO the rate controversy, for
IN waited the people to see ar
to know that he had never said tt
,d rate was confiscatory.
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Several Changes ateRayRham-
Concert and Oyster Supper.

correspondence OF me -hobeS0n1Au.s
We have had several changes
in this community this. year.
Mr., Jesse Scottmoyed from his
farm to Elrod; Mr.. Artie Wal
tiers. of Red Springs, rented Mr..
Scott's farm and moved to it;
Mr.. S. NJ. Oliver sold his farm to
Mr.. Ben Townsend. and moved to
Marietta; MIR. H. A. Townsend
rented his farm to. Mr.. G. T.
Pate, of Purvis; Mr.. c.. NJ. Town.
send has sold out hisstore to Mr..
c. r. Pate. . .
:. Miss Lula Townsend has gone
toRowland to take a course 10
business. -:
Sorry to hear of the illness of
Miss Pattie Rracey, Hope she
will soon be well again. - ?
i Messrs. II. P. and Ed. Thomp-
son went to Rowland today on
business.
ME-. Joe Miller was the guest
Of Miss Alice Scott Sunday after
noon.
Miss Martha Britt, of Drum
r. F. D. No. /, visited relatives
, here this week.
J Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Norton
. of Rowland. visited Mrs. Nor
toms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Thompson, last Sunday.
Owing to the rainy, bad wealth
;. eE last Fridaysnight, the concer
and oyster supper given by tn,
Raynham school did not prov
much of a success. There wer
/ only few people there, though
T. every one seemed to enjoy i
very much. Miss Pattie Brace
received the prize given for tn
prettiest girl, and Mr.. Franz
I Bottleford received the cake @
4 soap given for the ngliest man.
I Will close with best wishes t
q The Robesonian and it's readers
. Raynham, N. c., Feb. 6, 1905