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TITO ITUWS AND OBSIILi Villi. SATITRDAT FJ3BETJ ABY 15 I1IIIST Mil FORCES VJDRRIED Can non Movomont Start cd in the 8th? brstrict KITCHIN'S POSITION lie Has Burned Bridges Behind Him, and Suggestions A to Other Mo . tl jtlTeOet No Credence to Wah ; ' J Wt&zU-CbsJnnan Oates Call. : X.;i? T. P .Overman Nominated, s , By THOMAS J. PENCE. Washington. D .C. .Feb.,.4--Asei : taint Postmaster ; General i Hitchcock, the new southern manager of the Tatt campaign, vho Is quitting the govern f meat service to promote the cause of f the rfdtoinlstratiori'a presidential can didate, spent more than an hour today . in conference with the President. It ! I Wen i understood here the adminls' ' tration' orcea are worried ' over the situation of the Southern States.. The prospect of contesting delegations in laU the Southern States has Just begun ! to dawn upon the Taft forces. That there will be s-admlnlstratton dele gates to the National Ckmventlon from every southern State. Is admitted on all . sides. '.:: Cannon Boom Started In the 8tb Dis-v-v-r;... trict. v; i News reached here today of a strong movement to North Carolina to elect delegates favorable to the nomination of Speaker Cannon. The fight Is to be 'Inaugurated In the 8th district, and will be extended to the other districts In the State. Most of leading Republi cans In the 8th district have enlisted In the movement. The plan Of cam paign was formulated by one of the Speaker's trusted lieutenants, who via 1 ted -the State some ten days age, going f rpm this .city. With 4 the old Black burn following as a nucleus the Can i non people have alligned with them ex-Congressman Llnney, Solicitor Mose Harshaw, Chas. Cowles and Clint Wag oner. Although Wagoner Is & son-iw law of Collector Brown, he has no lore for the administration. No man ever received worse treatment at the hands of the. President than he. After un reserved!.' promising, him the collec ' torshlp M.r Roosevelt Ignored this pledge, for the simple purpose of em barrassing ex-Representative Black bum. In addition to this combination, John Randleman, of Salisbury, who Is for the nomination of Vice-President Fairbanks, will line up with the Can non force to prevent the selection of -the Taft delegates." The moral support; of Reoublicans like ex-Jadge Bynum and" Tyre Glenn will also be felt in the 8th district contest in opposition to the organization forces. Present indi cations are that the fight for delegates to the Republican National Conven tion in the 8th district will fee One of the most spectacular in the entire .. South. . .;.;V:';:.i.':' ' -r. , Xo Credence Given to The Suggestion. Members of the ' North Carolina delegation were very much Interested today in the letter written by Repre sentative W. W. Kitcnln. In which he asked that the Fifth Congressional District Convention be held- after the Democratic State Convention. ; The euggestlon that Mr. Kltchin wrote this Setter with the view of capturing the omlnation for Congress in the event "-"sjao fails of ! the gubernatorial "lon, . received no credence X " rVople who have talked with ,vongreaman from the Fifth dls yt have been Impressed with the yract tnat'ne nas every connaence in the successful outcome of his candi dacy. It is natural for, a candidate - to feel this way, and the same thing is probably true of the state of mind " of the other gentlemea in .the t race. Mr. Kltchin has burned his Congres sional bridges behind. him. and. it Is only just to him to say. that he hs no ambitions in this, direction. ' He " will stand or fall upon his contest for governorship. ! Mr, Kltchin went to the State Sat urday and has not returned .to the 'city. , He is expected back tomorrow. V Representative Claude Kltchin is also at hone.". ' " XThoS. P. Prerman Nominated. . "C!ie president sent to the Senate tfce nomination of Thomas,, P. 'Over " man, the assistant postmaster at Elizabeth City, to succeed I. M., Meek Ins as postmaster at that place. Other J presidential postoffice nominations ; were those of Thomas S. Smith, at Rutherfordton, and A. D. Paddlson at ; Burlaw i The senate today confirmed the fol lowing nominations for . postmaster ships: James E. Smith, , at Klttrell: Nathaniel J.. .- Palmer. . at Milton i Augusta Phelps., at . Plymouth Wm. I- Lindsay, at Chapel HIU; Jesse T Sharp,' at Elm City. . , ; Midshipman Appointed. Representative Page, has appointed ce. Hudson, of Monroe, n raldship if at AnnapolU. , "CiiaLrman Oatee Colls on Delegation. The senators and . members of the North Carolina delegation have been Invited by President Oates, of the Temperance League,, to take part in the prohibition campaign in the State. All the members of the delegation are In favor of prohibition and will exer-i , else the' rlght of sttftras;e in election Iri May but they, doubt the wisdom of abandoning their duties here to take part in the campaign. Last year the Republicans passed -a' partisan 'meas ure by . one majority as the result, of the absence of a score of Democrats t home and the absentees were very generally criticised by . their collea gues, rif the presence of members of V the deiegauon snouiu w rus as X necessary in the "campaign, undoubt- edly ihey would volunteer. MISSISSIPPI COPS DRY. ( 4Ytm :AAciated iPress.) . Tftckson, MJ b. iS.Tle Senate Ny Issed the sUtutory .ttrbitlon -Aa rote of 36 to 4. The WU is e December SI. VDS CAUSE HEADACHE N'K BROMO QUININE re cause. Used the world oyer :old in One Day. E. W. rture on box. 15c. I - - 'YfrlT ho many years your family pbysicUn fl t tf klC ht prescribed Ayer Cherry Pectoral JIS " for coubs, colds, and all forms of lant ; mj x .trestles. Ask t la tie next rims you see irr 6ctr jt!3.VeknoTysicIaasvbohaveused r fyZZ?" it ttt cvertstl frcerrtary. f fy. zx - , is the trade markwhlch is on evi genuine bottle of " -----I"--- -.- -. Emulsion sold inncsrfyafl thecountrles of the world, i Nothing equals it to buHd op the weak and wasted bodies of youh j and old. AH IWssbtot 50s. sad f too. To Prevont Lynching at Plymouth Town Constable' Shot by Negro In. furiates the Otisens Governor : Glean Last night Gave Permls- jj sion to Call Out Troops. Governor Glenn last night received an urgent, telegram from the sheriff of Washington county asking permis sion to call out the militia to protect a negro from lynching by an Infuria ted citizenry. The negro had shot the town constable. - i The telegram to the Governor, by Sheriff W. J. Jackson, dated Ply mouth, was as follows: i "Grave danger of lynching caused by negro; shooting town constable. Please put National Guard, marine corps, here at my disposal. Wire a once." . Governor Glenn's answer was as follows: "Order out. State militia subject td your commands. Convey prisoner to place of safety. Allow no lynching. j SENATORS SCARED. Investigation to Find Who Received the $150,000 or tne Liquor Blen. p . Detectives Employed by Anti---'R Saloon League. . a i " I (By the Associated Press.) Charleston, W. Va., ' Feb. 1X3. The) Senate committee appointed to Invest tigate who received the'1150,000 fun4 alleged to have been raised by the 11T quor interests- to defeat the pending prohibition, amendment, held a meet4 ins today behind closed doors, to hear what President Alvord, of the Antl4 Saloon League had to divulge. Senal tors are more agitated over rumors that the Anti-Saloon League! has em f ployed detectives to shadow members of that body. Senator Campbell In troduced a resolution i- which ' was unanimously adopted providing for an investigation of the rumor. Senator Miller made an unsuccessful attempt to amend the. prohibition measure by tacking On an amendment against the manufacture of clears and cigar ettes, but it . w declared hot ger mane. The prohibition amendment was passed to its third reading by the Senate touay, and will come up for a vote on its passage tomorrow. CAPITALIZE AT HALF MILLION. l Woodstock Iron Works of Norfolk. Va Incorporated V. It. Bonsai ; An Incorporator. I (By the Associated Press.) . Norfolk, Va-, Feb. 13.The Wood slock Iron Works, of , Norfolk, incor porated by the. Virginia State Corpor ation Commission for the conduct of a general foundry business, was or ganized here today with a) capital stock of $500,000. The company will operate in Anniston. Alabama, as an auxiliary to the present Woodstock Foundries and Iron Works at that point. ' The officers are; President. J. M. Barr, former pres ident of the Seaboard Air Line Rail way; vice president, J. B. Carring ton, of Lynchburg, Va.; secretary. A. W. Wagner, : of Norfolk; incorpora tors, W. H. McQuail, of Pottstown, Pa.; W. R. Bonsai and Ernest Wil liams, -of Anniston, Alabama. COTTON EXCHANGE TO FIGHT. Fryc BUI Introduced In United States Senate. By the Associated Press.)1 New Orleans. La., Feb. 13. Steps were taken here today to inaugurate a fight against the passage of the Frye bill, introduced in the United States Senate when the New Orleans Cotton Exchange ordered a meeting for the purpose of paslng resolutions In op position to the measure. It Is c&lmed by the opponents of the bill that It seeks to drive all foreign ships from the trade between the United States and the Isthmus, of Panama, and as foreign ships are practically the only ones in the trade between the Isth-' mus and the ports of the South, it will work a great hardship to this sec tion of the country as. well as to the entire Mississippi Valley and contigu ous territory ' Mount Hope School, j Tuere will be-a box party at Mount Hope School -Friday evening. Febru ary 14th at 7:30 o'clock; also an ad dress by Mr. W. G. Briggs, of Raleigh. Mlrs Stella Johnson, the teacher, and pur-tl extend a cordial InvlUtlon t6,the public. The proceeds will be for the benent of the school. Strong Insurance Company. Mr. George A.,Grlmsley, of Greens boro, secretary of the Security Life and Annuity Company, was a visitor to Raleigh yesterday. This company, the oldest of the strong life insurance com panies in North Carolina, last week closed another year, the most prosper ous in its history. . i wnnld he verr interesrin ta know Scott's STATE GUARDS OUT . ;..' , . ; 1 i . - j j - TO ASHEVILLE FOR SAFE KEEPING j; - .; Randall is Hurried Out of . . i i Madison County AND MOB MAY FOLLOW Reported That a Band of 100 Men Had Been Selected to Storm the 1 Jail at 3Iarshall Much Feel j inn In Madison Over Wife Murder. (Special to News and Observer.) Asheyille, N. C. Feb. 13. Sheriff Cole and Deputy Sheriff Springle,' . of Madison county, arrived here this evening on train No. 12, bringing with them John Randall, charged with the cruel murder of his wife several days ago. Randall was brought here for safe-keeping. He is, however, appar ently indifferent to the crime charged against! him and seems to have no fear. Sheriff Cole brought hie pris oner to! Asheville to prevent a lynch ing. The sheriff stated tonight that he had; been reliably informed that as quick as the excitement died down in Madison; a band of one hundred men had been selected to storm the jail and take Randall out and lynch him. It was for the purpose of frus trating this plan that Sheriff Cole this evening hurried his prisoner oft to Asheville. It is rumored tonight that even the Asheville jail is not considered -safe and that in. all probability Randall will be taken away tonight or tomor row and removed to Waynesvllle or some other safe jail. The feeling in Madison county against Randall is growing worse every day and , much excitement, it is said, now prevails airoverjthe county, as a result of the brutal murder of Mrs. Randall by her husband. On the way to Asheville Randall talked about business affairs but ad mitted that he was In great trouble, that 'the loss of his old. woman" (meaning his wife, whom he killed,) was causing him uneasiness. It is al most certain that If Randall remained in Marshall jail he woud be lynched. SOUTHERN TRIP CERTAIN. Basket Ball Team Will Make a Tour Mr. C M. Davis Dead. (Se octal to News and Observer.) Wake Forest. N. C. Feb: 13. Mr. J. R. croiler, thletlc director, received a telegramf this morning from Atlanta, Ga., making certain a Southern trip for the Wake Forest College basket ball team. The team will leave here on the sixteenth of this month, making the first stoD; at Asheville, where a game will be ! played with the T. M. Ci A. team of -that city on the 17th. and on the 18th with te Asheville Farm School. From there the team goes to Atlanta.' playing the Y. M. C. AJ of that city on the 19th. The next game will take place at Columbus with the University of Georgia on the 20th.. followed by a game With the Alabama (Polytechnic institute at Au burn, Ala., on- the 21st. Director Crosier is seeking to perfect arrange ments .for. a game with the Birming ham Athletic Club in its home town on the 22nd. This completes one of the most ex tended trips ever taken by a Southern college basket ball team. The team Is In excellent shape and Mr. Crozler is confident that the team will sustain its present high record. , It Is said that Georgetown Univer sity, claims the basket ball champion ship of the South since having defeat ed William and Mary's College, which was. up until that time the champion of Virginia for the two years preced ing.! It Is; not known under what con ditions she claims the Southern cham pionship, but Mr- Crozler. coach of the Wake Forest team, challenges George town to prove who Is who In the Southern i basket ball realm. The Wake Forest team enjoys the record of an unbroken series of victories cov ering the past two years. Mr. Charles Manley Davis passeA away last! evening at 'his home just north of the campus, after an Illness of only a few days. Mr. Davis was a Confederate veteran and a member of the Baptist church since before the war. He is survived by a wife, one son now residing in Texas, and two daughters, j The funeral services were held this evening at 4 o'clock. Dr. William Royall conducting the ser vices, i The interment took place in the Wake Forest cemetery. Sliaw's Bond increased. (Special itoX News and -Observer.) Wilson, IN. C. Feb. IS. W. D. Shaw, the i printer, in Rocky Mount, who a short while ago attempted the life of his wife by shooting her in the head three times, and who was at the time locked up in default of a five hundred dollar bond, had a prelimin ary hearing yesterday morning be fore Judge W. L. Thorp, at Rocky Mount, when only the question of bond was argued 'by counsel for both prosecution! and defense. . Mr. E. B. Grantham representedrthe prosecution, and Mr. T.S T. Thorn the defendant. The case has created much interest and speculation, and is still shrouded rin mystery, i inasmuch as contradictory Statements . tare mauc u wn. ouaw and the defendant. 1 Judge Shaw deemed the case of sufficient gravity as to Increase the bond to seven hundred and fifty dol lars, r ! Mrs: Shaw, it Is thought, will re cover. I The defendant is originally from Fayettevlllei and his brother went to his assistance. Major Vance on Retired List. Major Zebulon B. Vance. Fifth In fantry, whoi was declared by an army examining board Incapable for active service .owing to his failure to with stand the President's horsemanship test, was placed on the retired list of the army today.: Major Vance, who Is a son of the late Senator Vance, was appointed to the army in 1878 and 1s but. 4 8 years old - I : "Fisherman's Luck. (Special to News and Observer.) Youngsville, N, C, Feb. . 1 3. Th ere will be a play given by home talent. entitled "Fisherman's Luck," consist ing of ten characters and in three acta, next. Friday night, February 21, at the graded school building. This promises to be one of the best plays of the season, under the management of Miss Ef fie Vines, of Tarboro. PILES CURED ,1X8 TO II DAYS. PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to cure any case of Itching. Blind. Bleed ing or Protruding- Piles in S to 14 days or monty refunded. 60c, - . 0 MANY WIVES v .... i . : -.ifc , - 1 I I An Amorican Sent to British Prison Arthur Hyne, With Many Aliases, sen- tenced to Prison for Seven Years 'I for Bigam y -Was Known and ,1 Married in St. Donls. i ! ' ;i (By the Associated Press.) Bristol, England, Feb. l. Arthur Hyne, the man with many aliases, who has? been on trial herecharged with bigamy and fraud In Connection with matrimonial advertisements, was today sentenced to seven years im prisonment on the bigamy count, and to five years for fraud, theseisentences to run concurrently. Hyn$ pleaded guilty to both charges. Hyne is a dentist who has an American diploma. He is beUeved by many persons to be identical with George A. Wltzhoff or A. Q. jBessemer or A. S. Weston who several 'ears ago married several women in America and then disappeared after having secured various sums of money from them. Wltzhoff left the Unitfed States In the summer of 190$ anil search for him was immediately begun and he was finally arrested in j England last month. He is said to have lived In Baltimore, Chicago, St. Douls and elsewhere and to have married wo men wherever he went. Known and Married. In St. Douls. St. Louis, Mo., F4b. 13. Arthur Hyne, who was today convicted of bigamy and fraud m Bristol England, was known in St. Louis as Dri. George A. Witzhoff. One of his wives was a girl from Benton, Illinois, married here and deserted. who he It is al- leged he took with him $600 TROOPSB! SLEBS Ordored to Preserve Order - : " -" i . During Miners Strike in Alaska (By the Associated Press.) Washington. D. C, Feb, 13.-By di rection of the President. Acting Secre tary Oliver today ordered a Company of Infantry from Fort Gibson Id Alaska to Fairbanks In that territoryj to pre serve order during the mining strike In that section. This action wis taken upon representation from the; United States Court in Alaska to the Attorney General that the presence of iFederal troops war. needed. Attorney-General Bonaparte promptly brought tie mat ter to hc attention of the President and by his Instruction afterwards con sulted with Acting Secretary Oliver, who throughSeneral Bell, chief , of staff, forwarded the nectssaryi orders for the " movement of troops f to the military commander at Fort Gibson. Telegrams from Fairbanks Ito h Attorney-General state that open air meetings are being held by the strik ing miners, and that threats $f vio lence have been made. The marshal l has been directed by the Attorney General to use all the force at hps com mand to arrest law-breakers dnd j to prevent Intimidation. I j The striking miners have plcketted the trail between Valdez and! Fair banks. Most of the newly arrived laborers are Russians. j KNOCKED FROM HIS CAIJ. t r .j I Engineer Walker 'Severely Injured on Spencer laras. (Special to News and Observer.)! Spencer, N; C, Feb. 13. Engineer R. H. Walker, of this place, vias se verely Injured on the Southern yard here last night by being knocked from his cab to the ground. He was struck In the head by a box caf on a siding and was later picked up! In an unconscious condition. He wll re cover. i : : j Mr. D. C- Parks has sold thejOcco neeche Hotel to Mr. Thomas At Cor bln, of Winston-Salem, and thej hotel was closed to the public last Saturday. Mr. Corbln Is sick at his home, and when he is able to come to Hillsboro, he will no doubt let It be knownf as to his til an? for the future of the ?Occo- i ncechee Hotel. Mt. Airy, N. C. Feb. lS.i-Mrs. Lula Reeves; of this place, died last Monday. She had a good manyl rela tives in Eastern Carolina. She was an elder sister of Capt. Swift Galloway. MOST EFFECTIVE.5 . Neglcet of even an ordinary cough or cold Is apt to leave the lungs sprei and especially, susceptible i to bronchial affec tions. To break up a cold,, quickly: and cure " any cough that Is curable there is nothing more, effective than 'a mixture of one-half ounce of Virgin Oil ofyPinej wiih two ounces of glecerlne and a half pint of good whiskey Take a tea snoonful ejvery four hours. Five ounces of tincture Cin- chona compound "can be used instead of whisky with' the same result. The Ingredients for this mix ture are not expensive and can be purchased at any good drug store.lt ; will always b -found more satisfactory, however, to purchase each separately and mix them at home. Virgin OH of Pine is a pure compound;, guaranteed jby the manufactur ers under the Food and 'Drugs Aet, Serial -ffo. 451. and is pre pared only jin the laboratories of the Leach' Chemical Co., Cincinnati, iOU being put up, dispensing, jonly In half-ounce vial?, each ylal securely sealed in a round Wooden case. SOME REPUBLICANS MEET. Cannot Agree ijrpon Constitution and ! Bjy-Lawsiv Some of those who . were out last week and a few Republicans who had not attended the initial secret meeting of the 'VYoung Men's. Republican Club," were; out; last night at the secret meeting and adjourned after a few hours of talking, j and failing to agree upon a Constitution and by laws. ' i ' ' Mr. John Allien, it was said, was elected secretary), and a committee, composed of sorqe of , the officers. Pres ident W. J. Andrews. Vice-President C. L. Slkes and Postmaster Willis G. Briggs, was appointed to find some where In the : city. is place where the t'club" can meet' - . There were; many speeches made, a superfluity of talk, but nothing was done. : I I a meeting wll be held in Salisbury either today or Ijomorrow, it was said, to find a man f ho l willing to ac cept money for attempting to organize Jclubs" in towns! In North Carolina. ; I Directly aftet adjournment Mr. Slkes, the vice-president, went to see the correspondent of the Republican paper. r X j Elected Bishop of Georgia. i (By the iAssoclated Press.) ' y 1 Augusta, Ga., Feb. 13. Rev. Fred erick F. Reese, pastor of Christ church. Nashville, Tenn., was elected today Bishop of the Diocese of Geor gia at the Episcopal convention. Six ballots were taken in open convention. A Life of rWthf ul Service. ) There passed away aff Merry Oaks last Wednesday, In the 79 th year of his age, Mr. At M. Tucker, the inter ment being atjNew Elam church. For nearly thirty years he was. the. faith ful railroad agent at Merry Oaks, a position he resigned a few years ago. The Five Dollar Prize ' offered for the .best :RE D S EAL Jingle, was awarded to J. T. IJudson, of Lidcolnton, Ga., on the following : "In the snug retreat of Easy Street i : My cup Is full j my Joy complete; . Life has a rosy hue. .. My walks are pleasantnes and peace, From corns and bunions found re- I wear the RED SEAL SHOE." We renew the you want to enter the contest, ask your dealer for book of conditions, or make request, enclosing one cent stamp, addressed to Jingle Editor, . K. Orr Shoe Company, Atlanta. WEAR TUF-HIDE GHOEO One pal; makes a crop Sold jevery where. Manufactured only by tUok tor Uils Seal . Mention HON. E. J. JUSTICE. 1 . , Leadlnsr Bnsinesw 3fan ot Greensboro Urges the Selection as Attorney General to Lead Fight to End Discrimination 'A Against. North i - Carolina - Ctties. To the Business Men of North Caro- . Una: The Legislature has adjourned and I believe the consensus of opinion la that it was a wise and patriotic body of men. and even those who reviled It last ; year as being; radical and .fanati cal have concluded that after all has been said and done that (possibly the Legislature of 1908 was perhaps. the most representative body that has as sembled In Raleigh since the war. and that the consequence of their actions) have been more far. reaching and beneficial in building up the Interests of the State. -. It Is true the agitation of. passenger rates caused some un easiness as to the outcome but as that ha been amicably adjusted to the satisfaction of all concerned that happily need not bother in -"the j fu ture adjustment of what has always been the matter of chief , concern to the business interest of the State, namely, the equalisation and correc tions of the inequalities of freight rates, and the discriminations against North Carolina in the ..transportation iof her great material Interest, both intra and interstate. That this should jbe done, I believe every one concedes but a part of the railroad people themselves, but i this Is no new awakening. It was left by the Legis lature of 190S to take the first step towards correcting this .Inequality, and it behooves the business Interest Of the State to see that this matter is coninued until proper relief Is granted. The State has appropriated a sum to aid In pressing this claim, but It Is necessary that the State be further fortified by furnishing it with the ablest talent to be had in pressing Its claim. ' No novice can do this; time, effort, labor talent, patience and per sistence are necessary to fit one for this . duty and in addition to this, ability to know and tha determination to persist until the State Is fairly treated in the freight haulage. j ! This brings to the front this inquiry Wno Is to do It and where Is the man qualified to fill this position? The answer is: The Attorney General of the State is the proper and only man who should do It, and In my humble judgment it Is far more important to the business interests of North Caro lina as to who will be our next Attor ney General than It Is as to who will be Governor ' The : anser to the second Is, Hon. Edward J.t Justice. Speaker of the House of Representa tives of 1907. He, In my Judgment, is by far better qualified and equipped for this work than any man in the State: honest, wise, conservative, able and true. His absolute consistency in all the delicate and difficult legis lation of the, last year-marks him as pre-eminently fitted ,. to stand up for the people's interest in any cause that may arise. : - s -.- -i - I have never spoken to him about the matter, nor do I know that he wduld be willing to make the pe cuniary sacrifice which he would have to make to serve in this capacity, but he is patriotic and I believe the busi ness lnteerst of the State ought to in sist upon his taking the office as the man of the hour. , CHARLES H. IRELAND. Greensboro, N.C, Feb. 13. Dr. .fA. T. Cotton has returned from a month's trip to Florida, and will re sume hi practice of medicine. offer for February, If in red on Uie box. this paper, , - IN HANDS OF RKCif v;iIhC ; W. T. Scars & Co., ExtCiislro i'ji nnofi r 3Ianufaclurers and DsIcJ a . f ( (Special f.o News and Ctcews?.) Wilmington N. C Feb. IS. -Upon complaint of Charles S. Slllsy tiv? Company, of Philadelphia, udga WalS ter H. Neal in chambers at Clinton venter da v - annotated Hmn C toiipv - m V V. T" n.ti. . . ... T. Sears A Company, incorporated, ex tensive lumoer a eaters or this section. operating tne principal mill and own- . - 1 ..1 . a . ng exunr umuvr mnoi ai w an anlsh, Columbus county, ..Assets are estimated at 8110.000; liabilities 8150, AAn rt urhlcK latter amount lit ismiir due" the plaintiff creditors, Riley & Company. - . The receivers have given bond and taken charge of the property, the de- lOHUl "" " v,.. restrained from any interference until mm. J . a A WP' m. mm. 1 a - m--m m tne final ncariug A.euuiYii.e Jreo- tea. a i . . a . n i. . . .... . .......... 'Ignorance Is bliss." vlt must bet judging from the happy expressions of the majority. ' , - . I - - v .V, If the old maid had her way she would be made young. WATCH ;T53IS ; r DAY MOSNING L. M. TATUNG, . Froi ViSr Fisb i Sector . . "bolenl. and Retail " Deiler, . in JFVesh Fish, . Oysters' " ' and t. Oysters Received Twice s Day. " The Heat Sea Food Obtainable at WAKING'S .Fisn STALL. No. 1 1 City Blarket. j- , ' Bell Phone J87 A Raleigh 4013 Interstate 187.'-! C0HSE1TS SPZOAIS . 'Klngnams' Reliable) Hams, 17c .Swllt's Premium Haras. 17 1-2C, Good Virginia llams, c Fine Ovstem Daily . W. It. DORSETT CO. , IL G. Data's C:rt:rS!::p Under Raleigh Banking , and Trust Co. , 202 1-2 rAXL'iTAIVlLLE ST. 3 Fresh Fish and, Oysters lis e. iLRGnrr st. MILLER & SPEA21S S. C. CHRISTMAS : & SON, STALL NO. 2. CITY LRIIET. , For Birds, Turkeys, any kind ft Game, see na. -Pork. Beel. Meats of all kinds. , Bell Phone 127L Interstate. 144. F. II- IIUZGUTT : . . j' i : Choicest Meats, fine celebrat . ed Bellhaven Oysters. - Call mS) at J.' B. Green & Co. Prompt delivery. I give trading sum pa. i - Entrance from Wilmington Street, or through store ' of J. i B. Green Co. " t . 17. Lm GMZZH; No. 11 W. Ilargctt St ' AttractiTe line C Pli-iurcs, all sizes and design; Picture Frames, made to order. Wlndovr Shades and Wall Paper a, Specialty., STEAK ..-"MACKEREL ; Rare you tried ft? Telephone me your order for all. kinds of fish, oysters and fresh meats. . v , RRITTON PEARCE, opposite mar ket on Wilmington street.' Raleigh's Best Barbers arc- v ; OTEY AND SON Yarboroush Hotel DIg. CRAUFflHES OAIS Aro always tlio best. TcU us what you want. We do tlw rcsU 19 A 20 STALL IN CITY MARKET ' Roth Phones ,73, "f . . FURlXURE &' STOVE S 'U-A' rS-if" Call on V;v; MOORE A S.NDERFORD, 151 East Martin St. - Interstato Phono rso. 17. p, LmmizYJS o so; 1 muis ciGAri ,:;i t " ceo. and noAsr. riiAnr ' . . .VaV ,. iaxty, 5 cr:;T3 r : c-ai.i- ' J EVEHYSATUn- v ' ! ' ' ' !j.feJ:i-L.. -
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