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TUB ROANOKE; 'BEACON...
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uewa-i-tbe arrival and departure of f rieiuix, suclal
'vents deaths, Korious iliuemi, accident, new
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to ur people. .. '
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1 taorntng or they will not ajppbar, ' 1 ' -
r ddrei'H all cttnmtuiii'iticiic to
' ; THE ROANOKE BEACON,
riviuoitb.N. C
ALLIGATORS IN CAPTIVITY.
Creature Not Hard to Raise. Let Rnt
K , " jftieij Youii.
Probably ns lo-i m alligators have
iec'a known'' the young ,havc': .beaa
ept em curiosities, .unci most atnua-
lag pets do the'llttje fellow mjiko,
Bays lae ocienuuc Airu-iir. -.- y.
'llke the young of other wild' aniraa'tf.
'which are sometimes domesticated ;
.when small, they grow:, very slo-.vly, I
especially when out .of their natural H
environment, and nra conseoueutly n
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well adapted, lor this purpose, ub um
number of years elapse 4cfora t'ae -I
alligator if? argo cr.ossb to be roa-I
blosorae or even dingeroac. Aric;a
tor3 do not appear'to be very.iat'bU
cent, the recognition of the porsoa
'ho feeds them ln captivity bela
about the limit of .their mental at
tainment. The o'der'xuies are sla"
glh ; and lazy'.. rthoug1) ihey so-r.c
itiraea fsgh viciously wit-n.' each other
and are capable (pf doing terrible ex
ecution when aroused.
If property" taken caro of, the
'3011 ng alligator' will thrive even in
Unnatural circumstances. Kis ni a i n
requirement is sufflcierit heat, and
'if the box or cane bo b;'.., at t,VA low
a temperature the" l-UUe reptile be
comes languid una almyst torrid, re
fuses to eat fof"'" long periods, and
frequently dies a tho orij of some
weeks. ' If, how9vr, ' t$ tompe.ra
,tur of the air b.e warmed by the
addition of a little hot "irate, he aoon
"wives am! attests" nan continued
Interest in life by renev.ca activity
aal thc-reappeoranco of his .apvetite.
Jlniiko tho older riembera of his
iamUy, ,the youn' alligator in cap
tivfty 'is' quite lively; sometime!, of
.ha invelgfiting-tuin of mind, and
'usually con,'.bativei 'hi.-, -antics ar.e of
ien diverting. If he can escape from
hi.-i cage he will travel considerable
jdbit-ar.ee:;, and n.bl.sy overcoate by
cold will wander indcV-'-telj-, sub
siatiag as best he can.
Many persons who hate ai.tcrapt
Jto keep young alligators have made
the mistake of trying-to fcd their
"on a vegetable diet, for the alligator
Is first and last a carnivore. The dkt
of the young, who should be fed
'nearly every day, is eimplc, and con
ciats of biu-i of resh meat, iase.'ts
and worms. '..They o-'ten shov.- great
5fondnes3 for the ordinary esrt'.i
worms, ' and will frequently refase
All food''ujt .these. .The larger Rpeei
'mens In cnptivity are fed about three
limes a week pn irch met or small
iive animals and t-hey require little
attention other than that.
older ones, particularly .the
njjilvK, will, If possible, et:t the small
ailifjatora with avidity, and to, pLeck
hese cannibalistic tendencies the
reUile3 must he properly sonev a d.
Alligators seldom breed 'a
jtlvlty, and while the fewest s Eome
imes lay egg, the latter are usually
unfertile. HywcvfAr, thp eggs that
have been found in a natural condi
tloa In the purious cone-shaped vaud
fiesta are eaelly hatched by the ap
plication of hca, and whtye the
onng are a i'st feeble !d hel-v
jesa, they usually survive if care
fully h.a'ndlej. Alligators live to be
tof grea" age, and there "are a nu ra
pe r of authentic records where in
dividuals have been known to exist
or nearly a century.
Champion Lipjrpeiitfpr i.'heumaLism.
Cnaf. Dijike, a fnail caui'T at Chapin-
tile, Coh'u: tays; Chan.brlaiu'ti pain
iialiii is tlie champion of all liniments I he
ta8t year I was tronblfd a great' deal with
rheumatism iu pay shoulder. 'After trjing
several cures the storekeeper here rtcoiu
kuendd thirt remedy and it' pmupleieJy
cured me." There is no tine of nnjone suf
fering irora that painj'ul ailment y,'het: this
J-niwentean be' obtained 'tor a fnjVll num.
One application gives prompt rehet and its
contiouttd ipse for a short tunc will produee
t permaneaj Cjjre. ?or nale by all druggist
Lov is rtappnaible for two-th;rds cf the
haptiiuess in 'the world alao for uiue
leutha of 'the misery.
You will not firiij btau;y in fouge pot or
compleiiou whitewash True beauty ooujph
to thfctn only tha. take tfol list erls ltoeky
i.Ioumaia Tea. 'It is a wopderfui tome and
beaatiSer. 33 ceufa pi !fablets.' l E.
.'3venport jib." ' ' ' tp.r on
.beoaifcls gjr! draws tha h'na t, tha p. .
ffio (ib Wb da,Tfi ft u U iiki'Sfcd kss.
".)i-n't frowp --ic.-.li pbfait. Tf o-.
' ,r. r:n. fn-iii ifitlig tiati l -r s. o.,
,aLo Koclol Dysp'-pj.a Ci - '
'. e wf All.itjtrf, ta , 3l3's r K-r
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ANOTHER. CONFEDE
RATE SOLDIER
GONE.
,On tho ih day of March, JOop, the citi
zens and many friends and relative cn
Long Acre, were called upon to mouru tlic
loss of one of her must useful citizens. Mr.
Cleophs.3 Latham, who died very suddenly
of heart iuiture.
Mr, Latham, a,t a very early age, vaja
taken to, Nashville, Tenn., by um older
Wotker who wh:j Pre-lessor of Greek u;u!
Mathematics in a colleen in t;,at city. Ho
remained a student there until the Civ:!
War was decl.mid, whey he immediately
jeulistt'd i;i the. Confederate Army.. He
fought many hard battles during tha four
yelra, but wan newr seriously -'wounded ;
he was slightly wounded, however, eX tho.
battle of Gettysburg While hto jpiag bp
bind u rook a shell tUruok the r-h ai d a
fragment sliy btly wout-dt'd him in ilu:
Rhouldcr aud t-ido of the Lend, He returnee!
home, leuviugwo brothers behind uior'i
ike slaiu. He kept tbe tbul!et tbt killed
.one of theai itiitil his death.
lie ' was aoon marriod i.fter retnrnin;;
from the tinny, and directed bin attention
to farming for a living, leaving at bis death
a widow, ten living children anc! two dead.
He wjs well beliked by all who aeiualiy
knew him. A brighter minded nmn never
lived; be. was always re sidy l help those
who needed help, regard!es5j o i-iicum
stances. Ihe night was never too cold or
too long for him to vimit the sick and to fit
with them until light of day.
He studied medical seieuca while at col-
lego ia euntpsee. and camniued that
study alter the war, which taadu htoi of
;reat Berviec in his cooimunity. His child
ren are like himself, exceedingly bright,
and possess more than an average share of
natural intellect.
llev John 15. RespaB said he felt it bis
christian duty, he being tho nuly ordained
jpiuister present, to make' home few 're
marks on the oeeaiou, and ho delivered
one of the most appropriate and powerful
orations that evvr flowed from human hs
ie.ilec:. The whole community extend its nyr. pa
jthies to the bereaved family, aud each
Other, in their mutual bereavement.
W. C. JJowEsr.
Indigestion is cinch of a habit. Don't get
the habit ' Ta'e a little Kocol Dyspepsia
Oure after eating and you will quit belch
ing, pacing, palpitating aud frowning
KoUol Digests what, you eat and makes the
stomach uvrel. Sold by P. E. Davenport.
Alr.opt eyery woman likes o have a
friend whom she can snub occeidcjiudly.
A member of the oakena! staff of
Public .Opinion visited a nariber oi
nromlncnt publ'shers in New York
.i . ,1 , t. ..... ' v,... i
C'Ut a V ,
"woi..,.., ' ' '"' " ' ' . ' j
,iC(,de read?" The article in vai.h
tno answers are reco.-aod ia Welti-
4ed wl'ih this sumrcary:
Looking back over thene o:.iaiOT3
pf publishers who represent ab..'v.-.i
vcry side oil ihe publishin." b'.i:-:'.ri!;;;-,
.and who vicv the book-purelir '"a"
puidlc yroni almost every pe-ibie
a:r,'le, one is fr-reed to a f.:rr i." y':vr,
and hiiiiiy oihait.lc v..: -1 :.-.l 1.
'Uvea allc.viag for the natarnl ped
icyr';in:ate biai whi:h v. o i ! i..-! . .1
man to take a favorable view e.' ki.t
pwn basin osi, we ?n'u-;t eonclrde tlt?t
people are reading belter haoka nw
than ever befcre. 11 is not o-.:ly that
each publisher in of the op "v. ion tb.r-t
fe 13 publishing better beak; t'.'.aa be
did five years aeo or tea years aao,
but that he also believes that olher
publishers "cue doing the u
Exauiplcn of books bro;igi
: i.l'' ,'.
e it by
pther ho u sen weyy cited tq ir.e. con
stantly in proof of this.
Another gratifying tendency .:pn
wV-leh practically 'all ap.rce Is ia the
jacreasod reading of history, aud
particularly of biography. While the
sclentifc historians may net ;igrea
that this u a gcqd thing, yet any
careful render who follows the ear
rent books steadily will conrd-iJo
that even ilio scientific writai'3 of
history must look tq ..heir laurem.
Tho writers of popular books are iti
proviii,' steadily in j:cir.t of a'ca
raey and general liter.ivy merit. An
other good development In that, away
ro:n tremendous hundred thousand
editions. Such extraordinary sales
'-ue usually obtained at the c:p?aso
ij'i other books almost if not Quite a.3
me:itoviou3. Uhe . result 01 t.aa
chance is that the general average
has gone up. Viewing the world of
books from tho standpoint of ail
those different publishers, each see
lag it from a slightly different angle,
ono cau only conclude again that
people. are reading more and better
books and that in this respect at
least tha world is grow ins better.
Three little rules we all should keep,
To piitk? lify happy and bright,
Bitiile in the mornim, ninile at noon,
Take liweky Monntaiu lea at night.
Davtuport's drug htore.
A woman i? Feldorn satiBfied when nu old
dress is ffirct d to do her a good turn
' i 1 . t t l .
1 oritiie i t i:t,:v
ptakiDg c .1)- tc.rtnr
iiv. .t
ibe;
Ci 1 h
!-'ttt Men ;y,6 risrr:.:'r.
It 5s .rema.rka!!o how sr-h-'em ono
Sr.;!''. a fst itiun univrrriod. It Is. the
tli'in rs:tn n3 ;i rnlo w ho run to huoho
lorhood.Ft l-uy ho ursod, ?;-oi';tg liack
o a a l r o viot'.s ponttn e t . w h i . h i ' o ke
of mntrtmouy a 3 a weight incrpni'.er
In r'fn, that Uv.c, i.T pr.'ttinft t!v. .cart
brforo tho hmso. It Is tr;io, ncvor
tho'oy. tliat v.'hovo you find a fleshy
man his tendency, is to marry. In
matters - of .color 13 u fr.lr man may
be raid to have it pm agivlnst .tho dark
man. rnd if.ihoro ho a da'i of red iu
bh eo'.'.iro--nticn matrimonial proha
bilitfes arc th'oj-oby intioai-od. Tho
UtLo rv ti has,' f'ti .this ro?:v.'Cf. r.s in
sotva otTiCr;-;. r.n'-ctinricnc.' over 'lie
ion;': nii-n. Woiac'u. ts a i"';o, .aro
rea dtor to marry t-'ll r:"ia;i tacy ad
tulro u?:i h - -bat laa-a- tn-an aiti tut
always ready to married.
Ono woyld think -the Tnxiitivo i b"i in r.
opph -fyrnp should hive Aeeu ndvanccd
lon In-fore it wnn. It seeiae tb only rtU
i'n 1. remedy for Coughs nvd Cohis would
lie to move the bovel.s and.elenn tho inn-
eons ;iicmbraUfS of the thrott und luoys t
lUe "''"'o tim". Kennt dy's Laxuiivn Honey
;iuo Tfir ooes tins. Jt, ts tue.onyinm u;w
"Hive Cough Syrnp, i-lie best known renicly
for Coughs, Colds, Croup, Whoopii'K
Comjh. rt3. Thki.i 8 good and harmh 8s sold
by i Yj Davenport
Civilization euabh s a wmna-i to wear p.
tailor-made gown and eat with a fork. .
Keep the little om S .hetd'.hy 'i d happy.
Their tunder, sensitive bdie rt'ijuire C i -'
tie, he-tling remedies, liobi-ter's Hn-ky
MiHintnin Tea will keep then: .tre-iH :u:i
wijli. 'tii, cents, yen ir lubiets. 1avei p vt'ri
inm More. "
, ;aa:ics 'ep.
lee-') the soundest betwrni
,;.!;reo and five o'clock ia tho morn
Idk. All hour or two after rroln:; to
bed yen sleep very youn.ll;,-; fica
oi;r shnnhtr vvoxrs ;.:; ..l..-- li'.h:
er. anil it is easy enough to v
.' o.t at oao or two o'clock. Put -.v'.iea
fi r o'clock comes yoa are In s u.'.i a
st.'."te of sornaelence that it v;o.;K'
take a groit deal tu waken yoa.
Doctors Aye Puzzic!.
rr-i. . i i
i ue ieinarKiioie i.eeo.ve
.iy I I A-..oil..
liieiver. it ;V ftiifiJinriv ; ... in thr mi el
sne -et
of much interest Ic tho im dical fraternity
and a wide circle of frbitds He Suvs Hi
ids ease : "Owing bj severe iriliiamation
of the Throat and .congcPtion of th Ltmgs,
tbree doctors gave til" np to die, whim, es a
hift res'Tt, I was induced to try Or. King's
New Discovery anil 1 i:m happy b hnj-, ic
saved ray 'life." Cures th wo-st Coughs
and Co'dc. Mroneiiitis, Torsili'is, 'euk
Pun tin. Hoarse-nets and LaGrtppo Giie.rjoiv
teed at ISpruill b liro'3. 50o and $ I ( 0.
Trial bottle free. '
A .weak woman can easily eonq.ier a
strong mau by catering to bis vut.i'y.
The i)et Pafegnard auain-t b-nibiehf, con
Klij.htiMti and liver lioub'es is DeVvitt'ti
iJiuit; mny niseis, ivcep a t-i 01 in?
PUMn !,. 1kus, and take
Little ilailv Risers . Keen a i d oftlue
uoio nt bed time wl.en vim f-tl tbul ll-e
,,K, ...dn-ed em-itu.
.Wt gripe .sold by V C Perport
8
V'ji..--a 5t' w
:.oOO e.:i.4i
Dogs m vezo?$ cf srisrft eaS to ym ? .
Ersdcsst?. '.vit-i even' bct&r. is a 'Tc-r Cent, fiac!t-iia cfGmi-fi's
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'V-&iH.y'!
?AK1j CALLED SPKAKSJfn GOl
f:s;fpstlt Ion . Arising Prom !o:;-:!r.s
of Waves on 5oah.
Manitoba 'Lake, vhich lies north-west
of Fort Garry, and baa r.ivoa a
title fp the province formed at .of
tho Hod River region dcrivas Ms j
name from a .small -island from which j
in tho r-tillnoKR cf the niaV.t i?aacs n !
mysterious ncdaa. On ,po account will '
the Ojibway approach or !an; on tlx..',
islaad, .uj)i'o.in:a it t s b- t!;o I-.cmo j
of the -TvlaniUm, ( !' "B'-eahiay: !
Oorl." The cauae cf thiaonrio
is tbe beat:;;- cf !he waves
the 'Vhinie" or lnrp:e p'hh!i
i ae -...tree, a ; aaa tae i.oi
e:a fo", hi
of tbe inland ia a lore:. low
c.i.. o:
i:?,o ;ra:aeij ceana.t hmoKione.
wl'ica. riuier -the stn.:';e c'! I .o ham
l1;!':', clir.kr.f l'..o sloe!. Tbe v,;-vrs
beatiii:; on tho rd-.ore at e foni ev
the cliff onus'o tbe falien
! re
ao al
to rub again:;t each o!Ker a!i:i to ".'. e '
oat a tjo;:nd r-'smb-iag the fhi;aF j
of db-taat be-ll.5. Tlie pbertyacr-' - !
ocrirs when the grades blaw fruai the J
north, and tlien v,-Vuin ihe .. sab- '
rdde. low wailing koushIk, -Kko vvh'r.-
poring voices, arc beard in tho iur.
Travelers assert 'that tho e'Tert is im- I
pressivo, and that they P.ave been
o.w akened at night under the iinprt-s-i-icrx
they wero listening to chr.rch
bells.
A dase of rine-.;ile-:tt bed time will um
ally it-k-ive bickncl e. be ..re morning.
1'h.sH bcuiiMI til be ulobtles are. soil
prb-tine coated und y:h"i. oKiihtci'-ii aa
, , . . ,-. .
ot teed in the mm Mi vui cair t kh p ifoin
GwallowintT tiiem. Fine-alen e-'mtahi n -it her
1 K-;;g;ir nor nKvihot j.e.'t cuais ai-.d vestas
i i.bi:tincd from onr own r.atbe pine f.uv-sts.
I ei)ibiiu-d wi'.h other well known tiU-lder,
' kidny bbod -ual btckaiihe rin-Hlie. o.d
by P 11. Ibivoipon aad tfkiles Son. jt; t
The !i;if; Seat Cataloi-ue
T V, 'Ah.c.d '-ot?s, piat rec-t4i'ed.'i;i
Jar in adViit-ce of any pr. viuus .is-V
The
value of iUU pnkli.nt'Oii in giving fall and
! itp-,to-d ite inlbrma it .a in regard b; both
j vegetable at d f'.irtM cr.-ps for KnutheMi
)intiting cantii't be es'befi i-d . The iiv.ine.d
j iKia-s of tbiv culrilta'.': 1-nvr- thu.e. move to
; aid in tbe .uiversilieioioii :uat trinvirr; of
, ,.,,,,).: -:i t!i Smith lii.i!l :.inv
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j ,ntr pil,,i,r P''Oi.citiioti in.tms coi.mry.
1 This oabtlogne is n.aihd free; to ftrnx rn
and gartjeucrs, up n rnyxi'.V .
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to T. W.
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H A V'' ' - r- vj (1 n E1'S W PASSING RETERENCES. For free Guida
f P.'- V! M Li i ft I i J ook on 1',-oflW,!,, rate:.'3M rite f- , l
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t ,rc report , r-'- ttl t.y. ImiM it-' rVff
pv-m,. 1. wt' to i u '-u. YaT N M hfl
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and Makes You We!! Ail Over," These pains are 'danger signals, warning you of a disease that
titrcctcno the entire system. -. iisadeche-, Pains, Bad Taste eo the Moalfc, that "No-Accouat
f elites indicate that you need .; - "' ;-
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1
ES THE
,,,.-, . , Omhicy. Mass.. July IS, 1CC5.
Bcbbitt Cher.;.';r.l Co.. )5i.utinsore. Md.
pt:!f bir.i: I was laid uu bist November v- ith
.vhot.-matisRi in my i'ec t and ankles, but after taking
fourboLtles ef I-ilienir.acide I bave.iiot tc.fi bothe-ed
since. 1 tried every old kind of liniment and was
under two doctors, and a'1 I tried bad the snme ve
nule, until Kot Ktieurnacide. Now, I am pleased to
say. u has not oeer (iecc-,aary for me to take any
rneccinc for kactimatism since February Iat.
everybody that I re-om mended it to has bad the
JWUiii resaits. Yours verv trulv.
. F'. RAN AG AN, Manacer.
Qtancy Induttpni Co-operativo Society.
REPORT OF THE
BANK OJP
At Ply month, in iVe ttto of North Carcliua,
:
ijKSOi'ia-Ks.
Loatix mid l)ieolltl(, -Overerufta,
Svcured,
AU other Pucks. Itonda and Nt'-rtpaKin. -Hiuiking
IfoiiBO. Furniture and fixtures,
J)uc from li!inj:i und Piinkers,
C'asli Items, - - - - - .
Gold Coin, - - - . -.Silverjoin,
including Minor Coin. Curroncy,
Kiitioual Bnnk Notes and Other U. S. Notes,
, ToTal,
I.IABII.IES
.Cajiiail itiH-k, - - -
frnrpin.i Kinid,
I'tiiiivkli-! roitiiM. l-m ('urn-tit- Hx:ieuc and
l)i poM.s subject to check, - , - -
Tot at,
.-.'(lie of -Vo: ..'i Ctiolittit, Cotuit v of U'jisliitigton, &n :
I, t'hin nee Lu; tm in. Cashier of the abovu-tioineil llink, do solemnly owear thut the above
plu'eiiieiH is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. ' CLARENCE LATHAM, Cashier. .
' Subscribed ami sworn.t,be.fore io e, thU 8'h
day of r,.-'.ir'i:irv. r..0'i.
W. M.
DATKMAK
C. S. C
Oiir Clubbing Oiler,
JUntj-l this notice 'appears we
Will -jive the
:! u.b L'-iitcs :
lo I low my; Caeap
Thc Hcunoke'ileacon and tiie Atlanta
j(,.lstiti.tion one year br $1.50
.. , 0 T '
inn IbmieUe Hfacon, the Atlanta
ii i ii j- ti o net ii'-;- I'Ai.ii'j tit it
one year for 1
The l!o:i-ol,e Peacon and the Tluiee-
A-Vt-tsk Key' York W.orld one year 4
ior ..r 1.50
And if you 'waul the liest Combination
ti be bad bu' love cr money, seed us only
i"'!-.oO and we will send jolt for one yt ar,
Ytiur 'Home Paper, the Thiiee-A-We-k
New York World, ihe Atlanta Constitution
and the Sunny tf-juih --Six of the best pa
psjti; pnblisb'-d e"ery vek, and nt less tbiiO
half ike Cost of one daily.. Address
THL ItOANOTCtf J'HACOJf,
Plymouth, N. C.
tji t"iU TRAKS-MARKS p.-oiiiptly otrtni
p! aUeeuatncs, L-rno l;e. TAe uhuun PAT
t-J THAT PAY, iuive.-i.w them tUorottijhly,
oldaineil i-a I
ENTS I
at our
fniF.T"-n
fclEl iMIiaE
er vUU&rens c. rc. opiate
vaoy'uu2,i
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No Cere, Vay
Mi-. ?,- Tlcn. t.Zvsv PiSs.
f".
he Inside," and tlit
1 other rsmsdiss "have failed. Rheum acid e
sweeps all the poisonot-s Ksrrvis and
CAUS
Cred BO-ysar-otd Krs. Kary Wclborn. of High Point, K. C. after he
havl suffered 20 vsar. Cured Kctf. J. N. Whaeisr, TO year? old, a leading
Hi chodisi minister, of ReiaterstawH, Md. Cured John F, Ellne, oj Balti
niore, aiiar Johns Hopkins Hojltal had completely tailed. Cured James
le.'ilkes, el n.lfOii, 0. C, rftar he had tcn J11 baa threw years and his legs
worn drawn up against his back. Setter get a bottle from your Druggist
ct u:iss. Samc;s bcllij-nd boek!3t FREE il you send S cents for postages.
BOBBITT CHEMICAL CO., Proprietors, BALTIMORE.
CONDITIOK OF THE ' .
IVIOUTT fi.
Bt the Close, of CusiueBS, Jaa. 29th, 190G.
; . -''V L'i ,.
dollars, vy;
. - . . - -55,213.90
. . . ,- 43.IU
''- 3,50(.0i
25.W-4.4S
fi03.ll
... 8(53.00
, - . S8ti 88
8,500.09
.3,151 n
DOLLARS
. l!i.50,.00
3,(WO.0O
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71.541,35
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Taxes P.
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t'orrect-Attc-flt:
L. P. IlOHNTIiAL,
'V. C. AVFKS. -L.
S. LASD'-NOJ,
Director.?.
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THE
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All!
WORLD 'ALMANAC '
mlSHOYCLOPEBIA'
is o SA hrt ALL OVJSU
TIIH UNITED STATES.
It is ji voltttno of nearly seven hun
lin e! '..!-es and csells for !5c. bent
hv ru -Ml for o5c.
.' A lit "fiTonce Jiook of iiiin-siial val--tte,
ill::iet iiiilisjiensable to any man
of busii'o.siJ, or in the professions.
It contains inforin;itioir on tnoro
than 1.000 timuly tojiicsHiid presents -over
().()()() facts siiph as arise 'daily
for- anwcrinj'.-.
liltcioii statistics, agricultiiral,
liitius'-ial, educational, railroat-ls, i
tsh i p ti nj, i'lp., etL!., through all .j .V
list of topics win re new iigaires mvf,
most valuable, .'bj: cojumu'' of index.
Sen '4 for this Standard American
Annpitl.-V-Addi TUB WOlHiD,
L'tilit-., r Unil,dihg, New York pity.
nEglClSE DSSTISTBY-PHiiBraACY
Modem Laboratoiies In charge sjiecidists.
Qsiiz" System. Superior Cl.nicj.
Bedstasicjching in our ewu HiSfpitaL
ForloraileHnforn'at.;on,wTitTHE PROCTOR.
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