THUKSDAY,
June 16, 1904.
Accidentally Shot His Brother.
From Tue Charlotte Observer.
Immense Strawberry Crop.
Wilmin&tojb, Junb': 10.- Now
-Washlnsfcrn better.'
rrrnmnnr RASUlar Corvespondent.1
Washington, June 9, 1904. A very lamentable accident, re- that-the strawberry season of 1904
This citv is still the Mecca ot suiuuj- m mo 'uaui uoauu is at an. end; some authoritative
ngures 01 tue snipments irom trie
1-4.: r, t,nvf cone w 1A SPPTTI lint. AIGUh. Uiaco, tfc ycll wiM Mw v ,
n vovtnrliprl lwitR lof!a- curred at the Highland Park Mill
II. A. LONDON, Editor.
tion between the red-hot canopy
settlement yesterday afternoon.
east Carolina belt will be of inter
est. It is unnecessary to repeat
in this correspondence that the
shipments have been heavier this
ccu "--rry- mi.. u.i- i:ui 1 k i,;i,t
J and the broiling asphaltum. While i-'f " n-
wi.ju tt fhfi Prpsi- only five years old, all uncon-
lXIC H Ulb iiwuuv .w . pil i 'II t- . '
a4. u m;n -nntinno fnbfi fh a scious of the terrible consequen- vear than ever before in the histo-
- .. . , Lieu u in twu vuuiuv - ..I tij'ii " : . " . .
, The Democratic totate conveu- center 0f attraction. He has earn- ces wmcn wouia ionow ms acc, ry of the industry in this section
tion, to be held next week at estiy discussed several matters pulled tne trigger oi a singie-Dar-Greensboro,
will be more largely ' there this week with prominent reled shot gun, causing the entire
m i.jii.... mi 'mfimhfirs ot ins . vjariv, wno are """b" v, ...j, .
aiienueu iiiau uuy F"1"11"" . . , -
- 1 - 111 IP
. i i. i. nnri rpnn in nieces tne neart oi
ventionever before held in this. T o VLX-iZ his brother. ' When the child saw
TsTnvAmKpr i what he had done, he ran into the
The Perdicai-is incident is far
from being: closed; it is giving the
While there are four 'State Department much anxiety;
lias x uu
Tho bio-
State.
pThe chief interest is centred in
thfi nomination of a candidate for
.wfnr tW. nomination, vet ! the . "new diplomacy
"riilv"v" ' " Affftinst an no- v snar.
house to his mother, crying out,
"Aleck didn't get out of the way."
Lack of ordinary prudence per
In a resume of the season in its
issue of today, the Carolina Fruit
and Truckers' Journal, of this
city, says that although of shorter
duration than last year, the seas
on has been an eminently satisfac
tory one to the grower. " Prices
; have ruled fairly high throughout
the season and the returns have
been good. The total number of
mitted the distressing occurrence.
Aleck and the child, whose" name is - cars shinned out of this territory
the contest seems to be between n -g a fac? the ships are on Henry, were with a party of their during the berry season of 1904
only two of them Glenn and the spot, but no troops are landed playmates in tne yard oi tne approximates 2,217 against 1,965 .
Stedman and the friends of each for reprisals; no maiines are Home ot iir. j. xu oiKes tne xatn-
o,,oa f marchino- across anv kind ot a y?" ya- -y
ust Let Us
Te
you
Someth
Carry Your Wool to'
BYNDI ffl HEADEN
And get the Highest Market Price for it.
are confident of
last year. '.Reduced to crates the
total unmlifir this vear is SRT.SGO
,n . , i-i it- j '
. ,i ii i f- L-ill o wooo TO iiPli irnK IiPllPV- i l e?t on 1
rmrkck mrin r.no ntini irs- nn lkj jviii c uvuui. " h.iji. i fijsi. fiiii sris. ill 1:111.. I i v x
... - I iuuo wttvu t" """" 1 ., . , .... rp,, . o -" -
fa ed to be 1U trie VICinitV. tie boys nrpsn flio fotnl nnmlipr of nrahnn
Some very contradictory calcu- hflve yet been ajorded . ' The case hnally got to looking for the was 71,000, vhich, when added to
lations are being published by ;lS somewhat different from the Un-7weazel under the Sikes' house. the shipments by refrigerator'
someof the over-zealous friends civilized lilipinos; trom tne JSo- " ,l " 'A" t"- cars, Drings tne grand total to
of Glenn and Stedman. According ers in China; from the pow erless on the grou, ,d jus mi Reside c08.369 'against 575.000 during
;,. . . n, j and poor people of Colombia, ot tne nouse, naing placed tne the record-breaking year of 1904.
to.their figures both leon ad , With these there was no hesita- !'?un a few feet away in the yard, ; At a net average of $2 per crate
Stedman are each ahead of the ,tion'- then hasty ordeis were given Bie little boj-, Henry, when un- .to the grower, if will be seen that
other and certain oi oeing wjwi
STATIST
Masonic Mutual Relief Asso
ciation of the United States,
Washington, D. C.
and executed and explanations noticed oy tne otner ennuren ue- more than a million and a quarter
came afterwards. But now! The f?an fooling with the trigger of dollars have been brought to this
navy is no good; the affair must . tlie weapon. The report of the territory from berries alone, to say
be settled along "diplomatic chan-" discharge was heard, and without nothing of the employment of
nels." Why? Because France and a moan or a cry of auy sort, the much imported labor for trans-
i Snain and TtflW am r'losp at, hand: older lad quivered, in death, hav- nnrtino- and Patherino- the cron.
nations be made until the second ; because one or two strong nations ing received the shot full in the,
day of the convention and until claim a paramount interest in Mo-, iei t sme oi ma oreast. a sman
United States does nothing, and . was reclining just out of the hne Bp to n,i pw.
nated!
,The executive committee, in or
dering the call for this conven
tion, recommended, that no nomi
We venture the nrediction ! . , , ,r , -i- T'..- . 1 f flva hnrl ifa noL- trrod w nnoi bahsbury, is. C, June 1.3
j iUUb 1XJL X JL VlUlVUliO 14 WUIWA t J w
after the platform had been adopt
ed.
that this recommendation will be
disregarded. The zealous and en
thusiastic friends of the candi
dates will not be able to restrain
themselves so long, but will be
eager to begiu balloting just as
soon as a permanent organization
can be effected. They will be much
more concerned about the nomi
nation of their respective favor
ites than about the adoption of
the platform.
It looks now like Judges Brown
and Hoke will be the nominees
for Associate Justices of the Su
preme Court, and no abler judges
could be nominated than these
two distinguished jurists.
Seven-Year Fugitive Arrested.
Sheriff
-A
D.
i i i
iit n.. uu ' u,i nf flm t.inv slint,. A furrow was telegram received oy
liV. LUtlU VUG UUilau ia uut liancu j .. - - .
to account; that the navy will cut in the ground by a portion of Juhan yesterday announced
presently be sent off elsewhere to ; the discharge. the capture of 1 nomas Broad jay, ,
make a holiday exhibition of itself.
48,815.32
41,235.00
When your correspondent knew
Mr. Perdicaris in !New York and
Trenton, N. J., he was a tall, well
built gentleman, polite and easy
in his manner, interesting in his
iv iiiicuicuu auu. kuuuimi.
Natural Gas. Explosion.
Bradford, Pa., June 13. In a
natural gas
mng one man was
! other fatally
L. Sheekels was
a white man who was wanted m
this county for the murder of Mi
las Heed, a farmer who resided a
few miles from this city. The kill- j
eve- ing occurred seven years ago and '
killed and an- ' was a most .dastardly deed, Reed !
injured, the home having been shot m the back by j
wrecked Broadway, concerning whose wile
made
the
explosion this
invwi rwAnflvrir vn nor or s. ; n I t ua rmnn ha : rna sirii v in
1 I . I . I I I- I.T. I I ali 111 l UlfWLi L V I Ul (.4 V VI SAW J -VV VAl" vy . Buvm. -.-
nas nveu an uis me auioug uoons . " , , . . -;AT .,, , 1;
li .1 was destroyed. Several nersons his escape. iSotwithstandinsr
in tne siuuy anu practice oi an , . - , i ii i ti- t i i i n, m
andin the company of all the t had narrow escapes from death. - ! diligent search made by tl ofh
1 lie LUUU is xu. XJciwi fLift; iu- . ceis uiuauivav jeuiriuipu au luii;
e
body chaired be- ! until arrested last week in North
Dakota where he had been located
The fatally wounded: Levant S. by the careful work of Sheriff Ju-
A crusade against divorces in
this State was started last week,
which it is hoped may result in
getting our next legislature to re
peal the easy divorce laws that
have been enacted of late years.
At the Episcopal convention,
held last week at Raleigh, resolu
tions were unanimously adopted
appointing a committee to memo
rialize the next legislature to re
peal all the divorce laws enacted
since 1883, and to ask the co-operation
of all the Christian de
nominations. As a beginning of
this co-operation of Christians of
all churches, a mass-meeting was
held at the Metropolitan Hall in
Raleigh, on last Friday night, at
which speeches against these easy
divorce laws were made by promi
nent Baptists, Methodists, Pres
byterians and Episcopalians.
These speeches showed a condi
tion affairs simply disgraceful
to our civilization. It was stated
that last year 1400 divorces were
granted in this State, and that 70
per cent, of those divorced were
quickly married again.
T-Tck lci nr. almnsr. imivoi-aal ! StaUtH KlJled,
acquaintancr and an innumerable : y"d recognition
nost oi inends. ms capture is
much too important
id .not safely returned to his fami- .-Lawrence and Nutting, lyth ; buerift Juham having left last
i5l55,' it. -..i-.--.. .f ii.. i. .u' c - : n.
lilt: iJii.-5Uiit;i
to be ;io-nored:un"' u,'i3erPar00'crus"au' roadway will be brought
g-j" ;e i,'ed, arms broken, cannot live. j back to North Carolina for trial,
ir tliovo pvo maniT ivlm will in
" l .- ii .k ur repair ine interior oi me ouecKtii uuruose ul uimiriuir
is now an old man, and he lias i liouse. Une was under ne ouiid- to oalisDury.
been torn from a home of luxury , ? aud..lt .1S PPed that he ac-
ftn1 rpfinomAnf fn ,o f hrnsf. info a --ui". "'c tuc ,,1 AiaSSaCTea DV Sa
mnnntain lint- rl i-o rrrrcirl liiflioi" iinrl . UPClICJUa.
A volume ot gas aecu-
and becominsr ljrnited, 1
Honolulu, June
ages.
9. The Ger-
yon; possibly to be butchered by j m, 3 a, S steamer Printz Sisismnnd
bandits. He is one of the kindest, f?'"! " t, , bri.. news of massacre at Pu-
the debi'is ;lul a''uiui ijj m iinium biwui-,
4-1, Df..n,J ' where abont 500 natives iu a fleet
tn Rl.nw fl,A;PIaut of J- J.-Cole, adjoinin
,rophet that!9ole Iound ulnSE
m naf. innffoTiaiuo rf mop on1 liia!
done his best in Tangiers to keep;tiames spranr up in
Condition December 31, 1903, as
Shown by Statement Filed.
Amount of Net Ledger
Assets December 31st
of previous year,. . .$ 10,750.81
Income From Policy
holders'; Mis
cellaneous, $1,386,80;
Total,
Disbursements To Pol
icy-holders, $29,110.15;
Miscellaneous, $12,125,-
51; Total,
Business in force
Number of Policies 1,-
453, Amount, 1,489,500.00
Written during year -Number
of Policies
364, Amount,. . .
Losses at beginning of
year, $7,850.00; Incurr
ed, $27,000.00; Paid,
ASSETS.
Value of Real Estate
(less amount of encum
brances), $ 21,000.00
Mortsrajje Loans on
Real Estate,
Interest and Rents due
and accrued
Cash in Home Office
and deposited inBanka,
Assessments actually
collected and held by
subordinate bodies,.
Premiums in course of
collection..
All other Assets detail
ed in statement,....
16 to 1 SALE!
Selling Sixteen Buggies and Harness Where Other
ueaiers sell Une.
. 392,250.00
29,100.00
My stock is going fast, so if you wish one of the finest Buggies or
Harness at cost come in and take your choice. 4 Tyson & Jones Corf
land, N. Y., Brockway, N. Y., Watertown, N. Y., Corbett. Any Wrv
or any Harness at Cost. Not one Buggy, One Set Harness, but
Six CarLoads At Cost!
, $15 to 525 saved on Carriage, $5 to $10 saved on Buggy, x to r
saved on Set Harness. , Sy U
Collar Pads 10 cents, Cow Chains 40 cents.
Felt Collar Pads vith four hooks on for 25 cents. "500" Bridle Bits
for 5 cents each for choice. Hames, Traces, Single Trees, Back-bands
Plows and Plow Points at cost, 2500 Mower Sections at VaC eirh
Rivets free. : : : : : : : : : ; acn
I wish to close this stock out soon; these will not always
be here at cost, and you will have to pay for the Bugles
and Harness when my stock is all gone. b
You May Never Have Another Such Chance jtg
to get pick of my stock. Some dealers may tell you I am not sellin?
v wvoi. . u nun ii iiv vin Nicci me pntcs x am mating cn Fine
Buggies and Harness. You pay your money and take your choice.
1,500.00
102.08
6,097.96
1,298.42
4,178.09
450.00
! 1
r7 &MJB. V. JLX. JJL.JL
The Farmer's
J .b'riend.
URLINSTONf tl 0,
WORLD'S MR -KATES
VIA
the tradition of an American
tion and people alive;
thprAis . iviH1 laxv-,hiri;no-: from where the explosion
and
n ,i
Atlantic. If ever a case called for i through two wa. s by the expjod
1 "V r ft - J -X y-x vv t r - 4" I 1 1 11 . IB
one does.
! ij 1 - - it
at,, i oi canoes attat'Ken me coixee
some distance " cocamu-.piauranon m. iur. v uik-
i -i. n. lney Kiiieti tne manager, Air.
lieimers, and several ot the labor
er, and looted the place. They j
cro-na Tt.P Onlo's stnra nliint "rnea away cveryuiiusr uieyj
- . 1 , .1 i i i . i l :i ri-
i. .i.i !,a;,.!wauie.u aim ourueu u;e uiuiuiu"s
Total . $34,909 0(5
Less Assets, not admit
ted, 732 51
He had
unci oc-
been blown
in which 200 families had their , iV " ""ui;-1
goods stored was completely de- j fihe-V subsequently left in canoes
stroyed, entailing a loss of $75,000. neighbonng islands but it is
J thought that most of them were
Dr. Mary Walker has gone to
St. Louis, whether as a spectator ;
or an exhibit, depouent saith not.
He is always making a grotesque
spectacle of himself in this city
herself, I mean. She is such a fa-
milhar sight here that Hashing- the dead bodies of three young 1 archipelago has sent an expedi
tonians no longer turn to look atwn werfi tonie-ht taken from the ! tion to ounish the natives.
1 1 ! i - i
ner, out visitors consider nere a;ciam at Mutual No. 4 nlaut of the
Three Accidentally Drowned.
Greensburg, Pa., June 13.
Locked in each others embrace
drowned, as a great storm came
upwind at various places a num
ber of canoes were washed ashore.
The German governor of Bismark
lusus naturae like the three-headed
cat in the Medical Museum.
She wears the same dainty shoes,
the same striped unmentionables,
Coloeado has recently been the
scene of some verv high-handed
outrages."
?he striking miners
are charged with the deaths of the
miners, who were assassinated (as
published last week) by being
blown to pieces by dynamite.
Hanging seems to be too good for
such-cowardly and brutal assas
sins. While-men may be excused
or justified in "striking" and re
fusing to work, ; yet they have no
right to stoD other men from
I ' . r
Sued By His Doctor.
"A doctor here has sued me for
$12.50, which I claimed was ex
cessive for a case of cholera mor-
H. C. Frick Coke Company, Mount
Pleasant township.
All were employed by Jacob
Stuchel in the operation of his
the same sack coat, aud the same' steam saw mill near United. This
dapper cane that she has worn forevening Charles Hoburu and Os- 'bus," says R. White, of Coachella,
years, and her silk hat, really it ; car Newbur- went to the dam. Gal. "At the. trial he praised his
ought to be classed as hardware. atld undressing went in wadinJ medical skill aud medicine. I ask-
Vv omen who do not know her try (Neither could swim and after go- ed him if it was not Chamber
ing about 100 feet from the bank Iain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
got beyond their depth, and in rhoea Eemedy . he used and lie
their frantic efforts to return to j would not say that it was not."
the bank they got in deeper wa- j No doctor could use a better rem
ter. Newton Stuchel went to their edy than this in a case of cholera
rescue and was dragged under by ; morbus, it never fails. Sold by
the bovs. who errasoed his arms , it. x'liKiugton
and legs. Stuchel was married
only a' week ago. 7
Total admitted Assets, $34,45(J.0G
LIABILITIES.
Losses in process of
adjustment or report
ed, $ 5,750 00
Ledger Liabilities, 10,000.00
All other Liabilities as
detailed in statement, G.2S1.00
Seaboard Aifc Line Railway
To St. Louis, Mo., and Return. ;
On account of the World's Fair,St. Louis, Mo.dhe Seaboard Air Line
iA"1 connection with the C. & O. Route via Richmond and the
N. C. & St. L. Houte, via Atlanta, will sell round trip tickets to St
Louis, Mo., at greatly reduced rates from all stations
xtaica nuiu piiiitipdl poiiltS as I0110WS.
to
in r i ; ,. i i.
her when she persitently makes
her way into her sex's exclusive
apartment off the Senate gallery.
Dr. Walker is a self-made man,
but the tailor of his Majesty, Ed
ward VII. would fearlessly affirm
that her pantaloons did not fit.
arM Twhen they, attempt
.. should be promptly ar-
w
this
rested;.
It .wag alsb:a great outrage for
the tate; -authorities to "arrest
about -ninety of the striking min
ers, and, placing them on cars,
carry, them near the Kansas bor-
Hail Destroys Cotton Crop.
Special to Charlotte Observer.
Laurinburg.Juue 11. A record
breaking hail-storm fell upon this
county yesterday afternoon,- be
ginning about 5 o'clock and con
tinuing for about an hour. The
hailstones were drifted from one
to two feet deep and were five
inches deep on the level.
was still on the ground this
morning. The growing : crops in
its pathprincipally cotton,- were
totally ruined. Its . sweep was
some three miles wide, and is
known to have been twenty: miles
in length. The damage cannot be
Slight Earthquakes In Mexico.
Mexico City, June 12. For sev
eral days subterranean noises
have been heard at various points
I in the State of Jalisco.
Sharp shocks of earthquake
have been reported from Colima.
No serious damasre. has thus far
safely estimated. Twenty-fire farm
der and dump them without food crops either wholly or partiallv
or water m a barren wast. Tf devastated.. This rl isastpv nnvprs
they had violated the. law and de
served arrest, they ought to have
been ? tried ' and rjunished accord -
ing to law.
A Woman's Annex to Trinity
uollege is to, be , built. This
some of the finest cotton farms in
the State.
Fatal Railroad Wreck.
Special to Charlotte Observer,
Salisbury, June 9. Southern
train No. 40 was wrecked just out
side the city limits shortly after
midnight, killing the engineer,
7-y ler Ifneiari? the fi.reman; been reported, Slight earthquake
Jim AtkinS. I he locomotive and sl,l-a W'ilsfn rnnrMn tliA
Hail ! P.081' Cf VSele i1verturned ?ue to ; States Guerrero and Chiapas.
iLB ijtut limb luitie cars loauea
with ice were standing on the
side-t.iack, which the locomotive
plunged into. These loaded cars
were thrown up a 25-foot embank- ' thrown from - his wag-on and
ment by the force of the impact. verely bruised. He applied Cham
The train was running about 35 berlain's Pain Balm -freely and
miles an hour. Investigation dis- j says it is the best liniment he ever
closed the fact that the switch used. Mr. Babcock is a well
lock had been broken off, the known citizen of North Plain,
switch turned and the light: Conn. There is nothing equal to
thrown away, the work of some Pain Balm for sprains and bruis-
ucuu wjtu tun ueuueraie ijuiuuso es. 11 win eneci a cure in one-
is ,
Killed By a Mule. -
Special toTheMomlngl'ost,
Charlotte, N. O., June 10. R;
G. Biggers, a well known farmer
of the Arlington neighborhood,
made possible by the -enerosit v ! fas killed at noon today by a
of Mrsi-B. N. and JB Duke ''lraCtlr fee .Mr" diggers had
, mx-f r-UKe-, been ploug-hins in the field and in
7fed tdgive ; $100,000 order to get to Se llMVX
tor that object if the Methodists loss of time, unhitehed the ani
of North Carolina will contribute 1 mal witl1 which he had been
$50,000 additional, which no doubt ' p!ouuin2: and started to ride
mm id. xne muie tooic iright,
bolted off and threw Mr. Biggers.
will be done.
This gift makes nearly one mil
lion dollars -given by the Duke
family to Trinity College, .which
is now the wealthiest institution
of learning in this State.
His foot causrht in the olow lines
and he was dragged a considera
ble distance, his head siriking
against a stone and fracturing his
skull. He died shortly after aid
reached him.
Thrown From a Wagon.
Mr. George K. Babcock
was
se
Total Liabilities as
Policy-holders, .- $22,031.00
Balance on hand to
protect contract in ad- '
tlition to right of as-
sessment $ 12,428.0G
BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA IN 1903.
Policies or certificates
in force December 31st
of the previous year.
Number, 139; Amouut $139,000.00
Policies or certificates
written or revived in
1903, Number 154;
Amount 160,000.00
Policies or certificates
decreased or ceased in
1903, Number, 54;
Amount,. "
Total amount premiums
or assessments collect
ed or secured,
Losses and claims un
paid at beginning of
year, None; Incurred,
$1,000.00; Paid, 1,000.00
President, Samuel C. Palmer;
Secretary, Wm. Montgomery. -
Home Office, 419, 11th St N.
W., Washington, D. C.
. General Agent for service, In
surance Commissioner, Raleigh,
N. C.
Business Manager or Organizer
for North Carolina, Managed from
Home Office. ;
Charlotte via Atlanta. . . .
Durham via Richmond. . .
Durham via Atlanta .....
Henderson via Richmond,
Henderson via Atlanta. . .
Mastou via Atlanta. .
Raleigh via Richmond. . . .
Raleigh via Atlanta.
Hamlet via Richmond
Hamlet via Atlanta
Season GO-Day 15-Day
Tickets Tickets Tickets
.S3G.10 $30.10 $24.05
..34.10 28:40 23.30
.. 38.75 32.30 2G.30
.. 34.10 28.40 53 20
.. 38.75 32.30 2G.30
.. 38.65 32.25 2G.25
-. 35.60 29,90 24.80
. . 38.75 32 30 26.30
. .. 37.60 31.90 2G.25
.. 37.60 31.90 26 25
. . 38.65 32.25 25.25
. . 38.65 32.25 26.25
54,000.00
3,614.11
of wrecking the train.
Russians Caught in a Trap.
New Chwang, June 12. Infor-
mation was received here at 10
o'clock tonight through ' hereto
fore reliable channels, that part
of the Japanese force left at Pu
Lan Tien to checkmate the Rus
sian southward movement tor re
lieve Port Arthur was attacked
third the time required by any
other treatment. For sale by G.
R. Pilkington. - - "
Steamer Sunk In Collision.
Montreal, Canada, June 12.
The Richlieu & Ontario Naviga
tion Company's steamer Canada,
bound from Quebec to Montreal,
came into collision with the Do-
nl.l - 9 ...
southeast of Shungamo yesterday.' i n?1Dlon-) oax. -yuinpany s collier
After slight fighting the Japanese i CPe Breton, pix m lies below Sor
made a false retreat, the Rus- el V1 toav- Afc th,e, tlme ,f the
sians hotly fighting them, when collision there were 110 people on
the Japanese made a flank move- 1 board the Canada. Five were lost;
ment, catching the Russians in a the others were re3cued.
trap. The Russian losses - are
placed at 800 men. They then fell
back on Kaichou and began, to re
treat along the Baimatsru-Tsai-
. Chou road.
For sick headache take Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets and a quick cure is certain.
For sale by G. R.- Pilkington.
State or North Carolina,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
Raleigh, May 12, 1904.
I, James R. Young, Insurance
, Commissioner, do hereby certify
! IKaI t U n nltw.A Z n.-kj-l
iJJal; l lit! ttuu vc 10 cl u uc auvi wi
red abstract of the statement of
the Masonic Mutual Relief Asso
ciation, a Fraternal Order, of
Washington, filed with this De
partment, showiug the condition
of said Company on the 31st day
of December, 1903.
Witness my hand .and official
seal, the day and date above writ
ten. JAMES R. YOUNG,
Insurance Commissioner.
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that I have qualified
as administrator of Tolly Ann ross, deceased,
and all persons holding claims agalust the es
tate of the said Polly Ann Gross are notified to
present them to me duly verified, on or before
the 16th day of May, 1905, or this notice will be
! plead In bar of their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate are notified to make Imme
1 diate payment. D. F. GROSS.
May 10th. 1904. Admc of Polly Ann Gross-
A.L, McNeill, Atty.
Wilmington via Atlanta
LIMIT OF TICKETS SEASON TICKETS.
Good to leave St. Louis up to' December 15, 1904,' wil be, sold daily
ommencmg April 25th. '
SIXTY DAY TICKETS.
Good to leave St. Louis up to and including GO days from date of
sale. VV ill be sold daily commencing April 25th.
FIFTEEN DAY TICKETS.
Good to return up to and including 15 days from date'of sale, com
mencing April 25th, and continuing during Exposition.
COACH EXCURSION TICKETS.
On May 9th and 23rd, 10-day coach excursion tickets will be sold at
ery low rates from Raleigh $18.50 via Richmond and $20.80 via At
lanta. Tickets not good in Parlor Sleeping Cars. Tickets good to
leave St. Louis including ten days from date of sale.
MILITARY COMPANIES.
Special low rates for Military Companies and Bands.
Quickest schedule, direct routes, first-class coaches
Sleeping and Dining Services :-: -
For further information, call on or address us. Same
fully furnished. -
Z--,S-MJT?' J' P A" " a H' GATTIS, C. P. and T. A.,
Raleigh, N.C. - Raleigh, N. C.
and Pullman,
will be cheer-
Important fifiill Sale.
By virtue of an order of the Superior Court of
Chathim County, the undersigned, as Receiver
of the Bynum Milling ft Mercantile Company,
will sell at public auction on the preir lses at 1:30
o'clock p.. m.t . -
ON TUESDAY, THE 28th DAY OF JUNE,
1904, all that valuable u in property at Bynum,
on Haw river in the county of Chatham, con
talnlng about eight acres and known a the "By
num Mill Property,'' described as follows.
Beginning at BynuT's old corner near Bynum
bridge, running thence north 68 east 9 poles to a
sycamore, thence north 3 east 6 poles to a
post oak, thence north 6& east 12 poles to a
small cedar, thence north 33 west llj poles to
a white oak on the Chapel H1U road, thence
north 88 east pole8 t0 tno mlJJle
of the spring, thence down ih
branch to the race, thence up the race to the
dam, thence down the river to the beginning.
On this lot are a valuable roller and grist mill,
cotton gin, store-house, work-shop, blacksmith
shop, etc,, and all water rights and privileges
thereto belonging, lying on Haw river.
This property will be sold as a whole or in sep
arate lota as the purchasers may desire. Terms
of sale, one-thir l cash.one third in three months
one-third in stx months with interest orfdererred
payments from date of sale. Title reserved untl.
purchase money is paid. This sale subject to
confirmation by the court. ' ,
May 18th. 19M.
H. A. London, .
R. H. Hayes. .
Attorceya.
W. L. LONDON,
Receiver.
Illinois Central
RAILROAD.
Direct Route to the
ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION
TWO TRAINS DAILY
-FROM
Georgia, Florida and Tennessee
: ROUTE OF THE FAMOUS
-Dixie ZElsrex
Arriving at St. Louis in the
Morning.
Season tickets with limits Dec
15!h, sixty days, 15 - days and 10
days.
Low rate coach excursions in
June.
For rates from your city, also for
book showing Hotels, Boarding
Houses, quoting tbeir rates, write to
fred d. miller,
. - Trav. Pas's Agent,
No. 1 Brown Bldg, Atlanta, Ga-