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HE OBSERVER riYETTBVILLE, JPNH 9, 1904. Wdeslrltr agent and eorrespond tnt at every postoffi in Cumberland and adjoining eouatle. Correspondence on U subjects of local and general Interest and opinions npon matter publl of eonoern, are invited The editor will not bo responsible forth velw or statements of onpondent and reserves tho right at nil times to rvla or oorreot any article ha may think require It. Correspondence for the Weakly Observer snouia reaon in omee not later man uon day. .- .- :!". On aide, only, of the paper muat be writ tan on and the real name of the writer aoeompany the contribution. No atten tion will be paid to anonymous lattera. EF"Th data on your label tell yon when your, subscription expires. Receipts for money on anbaoription will be given In ohanga of date on label. If not prop erly changed in two weeki notify ui. IIDBX TO IIW AOTUTUIIIIITI. J W Ilaliett-For Bale. University of North Carolina. H. T. Drake Notice, Trucker. J B. Tilllnghaat -For Ioe Tea. Mike Folb Th Conception, etc. W. 0. Bonston, Jr Annual Meeting. Dr. J. A UoDanlal- FroteaalonalUard. Holllngeworth & CoBee oar Slipper J. at Limb Bunnyside Floral Nursery. It. J. Pemberton-Admlnistratlon No tice. Henry Savage -Seaahor Cottage for Bent. A. P. Johnson, Mgr-Ia Marriage A Failure. B. Burn Mrs Mattle K BunuNotlee of DiMOlntlon. W. B Marsh. Sherlft-Notlc of Sale Under Executions. Cotton Beport. The government report tba condi tion of the oottoo crop at .83, and the inorease of acreage as being 9 8 per oent. IvaageliaUsWork. Rat. Mr. Gillespie, synodieal evan gelist of the Presbyterian ehorob in this State, who oooupied the pnlpit of the Presbyterian ebnreb on Sunday, is making the acquaintance of the member of the congregation in the Interest of hi work. Tke Memorable 10th. In eelebration of (be Battle of Bethel, fongbt on Torktown Peniosala on tbe 10th of Jone, 1861, the Confederate survivors and their friends will take their annuaf outing next Friday, spend ing tbe day at "Beaver Lake," tbe tonntry place of Mr. Herbert Lutterloh. Dr. MshTsUl ta Ketn la f ayettevllle. Tbe friends of Dr. J. W. MoKeill, apd tbe public generally, are glad to know that be contemplates moving again to town at an early date, for tbe praetioe of hie profession. Mrs. Mo Neill and tbe ebildren will not move np until later in tbe season. saurUl Window. In tbe account of the reoent meeting of tbe United Daughters of tbe Confed eracy, in tbe mention of the memorial to Father By an, at Tampa, it should have read-memorial window instead of monument. The Chapter at Tampa is asking assistance in the placing of a window to the beloved poet' memory in a ehnreh at that place. arrlBtr Eileeswea. The following marriage licenses hive been issued by the Register of Deede: White K. W. Worrell and Maroia Bntler, of Pearoe's Mill; K. E Sikes nd Sallie Grady, of Cross Creek; Nedy Cain of Bladen eonnty, and Minnie SeesonoB, of Cumberland oounty; Liv ous C. Smith and Benlah Smith, of Flea Hill; Milton B. Bacon, of Albany, Ga.t and Kate McK. Hawley, of Fay etteville; Daniel P. Patterson and Nannie Todd, of Hope Mills. faille School laprsvtasat. We learn that Mr. Frank Thornton, of tbe Frank Thornton Dry Goods Co., offer tbrongh tbe medium of the Wo man' Association for tbe Betterment of Public Schools in North Carolina, a prise of $25 to the pnblio school in Cumberland eonnty making tbe great est improvement In sohool house or yard, without the aid of eonnty or SUte, from July 1st, 1904, to July 1st, 1906. Superintendent MoBryde intend having cards plaoe'd in every sohool bouse in the eonnty at an early date, letting forth tbe rules and require menta governing the matter. The Interest of both the teachers and pupil ba been greatly awakened; two Mhool house have just been painted and muoh improvement is being re ported from tbe different school throughout the eounty. ' Mia Roiaie Owen, who ha been patient at the hospital, baa returned to her home at Roseboro, very mueb im proved. Mm. Brown, of Stntord, a sister of Capt. Tork of tbe Atlantic Coast Line, arrived in the eity on Saturday for treatment at the hospital. - Card have been isud announcing tbe marriage of Mis Ada Lee Boyer, of Statesvllle, N. C, to Mr. George L. Clendenning, of this olty. The marriage will bo (olmeniaed in tbe First Metho dist ehnreh on Wednesday morning Jane 22nd, at 9:30 o'clock. t The Lenoir correspondent of the Charlotte Observer of Sunday says: -"Mr. Elliott Dalngerfield, the well '.known artist, end hi wile ipent Thursday night t the Martin Houie, en route to Blowing rock, tonne sum xner. Mr. Dalngerfield ha a contract , to paint large picture, aomethlng ' . like 4o4 feet, during the inmmer for church In New York." That Throbbing Headache 7 Would quickly leave yon. If yon use ;Di King' New life Pllk Thousand of luBerers nave proved their matcn leas merit for 81ck and Nervoui Head' ache. They mk pnr blood and ' bnlld no vour health.- Onlv . ' money back if not cured. , Bold by B 8 Sedberry & Bom, druggists, Cumberland Democrats In Session Inctruction for Patterson IS for Stedman, j for Glenn. At i o'clock Saturday H. L. Cook, Esq ,. Chairman of the Democratic county executive committee, called the Democratic convention to order In the court-room, with Mr. C. 6. Rose acting as secreta;y. On roll oi precincts .all answered except Cumberland and Cabin Branch which afterwards responded. On motion of J. H. Currle, after some discussion ss to part of tbe con vention not being prepared for tbe mo tion, tbe temporary organization was unanimously mad permanent. rr Mr. J. M. Lamb moved that tbe con vention send its congratulations to Josepbus Daniel on bis release from the onus of the contempt prooeedings, whioh Mr. G. M. Rose moved to lay on tbe table. It was opposed also by Mr. H. Myiover, and wai filially with drawn by Mr. Limb. On motion, each of the precincts was allowed io votes in the conven tion, making a total of 230 votes. Mr. T. W. Bolton oflered the follow ing resolution: Whbreas. The Honorable G. B. Patterson, onr oreaent member has aerved hie District, in this, his first term, with great fidelity and ability; and Whereas. He has done especially important work for Fayetteville and Cumberland in respect to the Improve ment 01 tne upper cape rear Ktver and the movement for a public build ing for Fayetteville; and Whbbeas, all the precinct prlmar le In this county have instructed for or endorsed Mr, Patterson for renomlna- tlon and no other candidate has been named at any of them, Resolvtd, that the delegates from Cumberland to the Congressional Con vention at Maxton be instructed and they are hereby instructed, to use all honorable mean to secure his renom ination. MaJ. A. A. McKethan moved to lay it on the table, deeming it an unwise movement on the part of the conven tion, though he was a Patterson man; he was willing to endorse. Col. W.S. Cook seconded the motion of Maj. Mc- Kethan, though he was heartily in favor of the nomination of Patterson. To a statement that Patterson' whole county was not for him, Mr, L. B. Hale read a telegram from A. J. Mc ktinnon, to the efiect that all tbe Rob eson county precincts were for Patter son, and that there would not be a dissenting vote. Mr. E. R. McKethan moved as a substitute to "endorse" InBtead of "In struct." The resolutions to inatrnct were with drawn, but were reintroduced by Maj. Hale, who, in doing 10, asked that the wnia Ka "AndnreA" np "inerrnnt V Maj. Hale then called for a vote by precincts on the substitute of Mr. Mc Kethan, with the following result: To Instruct for Patterson 125 votes; to endorse Patterson 105 votes. The res olution of instruction was therefore passed. Maj E. J. Hale then placed in nom ination for Congress Hon. G. B. Pat terson, making mention of his meri torious service to the district, which nomination was nnanimonsly carried. Mr. B. T. MoBryde moved that the eonvention endorse Hon. W. J. Green for delegate from the Sixth Dis trict to the Democratic national eon vention, which was earried. Maj. E. J. Hale made a motion that the oonvention endorse Msj. C. M. Stedman for the nomination for gov ernor, with a tribute to tbe merits of tbe latter, and was followed by Messrs. Rose and Currie in eloquent eulogies of him. Dr. J. W. McNeill and Meters. McLanohlin, MoBryde and Newton poke in advocacy of the claims of Glenn. Mr. J. H. Myrover made the point that having adopted the rule of giving each preoioot 10 votes, tbe eonvention was estopped from voting for Stedman and Glenn under tbe State plan of or ganisation. Maj. Hale was of opinion that, as there was but one candidate for Con grass before the eonvention, it was competent for the body to instruct by the vote cast, and that now, there being more than one candidate for Governor, the eonvention eonld return to tbe State plan of organisation in voting. Mr. H. R. Home, in behalf of Major Stedman, deolared that the latter, wbiie desirous of the whole delegation from Cnmberland voting for him, was averse to any part of the strength of Glenn being suppressed, and wished the oounty to vote exaotly according to the aentimenta of its people. Mr. MoBryde moved that tbe county oast 14 vote for 8tedman and 4 for Glenn in the State convention, and on this motion Mr. i. B Underwood, Jr., called for a vote by preoioot. Then ensued a discussion of some length, in which several delegates took part, when Mr. McBryde amend ed his motion, that 1$ votes be In strncted for Stedman and 3 votes be instructed for Glenn. This motion was carried nnanimonsly. On motion of J. H. Myrover, who prefaced the motion with a few re marks, Msj. E. J. Hale we endorsed by the convention for delegate-at large to the Democratic national convention at St. Louis. On motion of G. M. Rose, who paid fine tribute to Mr. Cook's services to tbe party, Mr. H. L. Cook was en. dorsed by the convention for Demo cratlo Presidential elector. On motion the meeting adjourned, Are Your Lnnga Weak! Does the eonih. left by ta 'flr the eold contracted dnrlne the winter. still hang onl Bydale Elixir will cure vour eouas ana nasi your wees inns, it kills the germ that causa ehronle throat and lung disease ana neip nature restore the weakened organ to health. Trial ill 80s. Family aits COe. B I Sedberry Bon. TTOB SALE A thoroughbr Jersey Ball 8t P years 014, not vtotoosi easy Banana, rof puUoalan and pnee apply to P. M. Ballard, Manchester. . D.a'.hof CM. H M.Mnrehlson. . News was reoeived be about 8:30 o'olook Saturday morning, to the great regret of the people of Fayetteville and Cnmberland oonnty, of the sudden death of Col. Kenneth M. Murchlaon last night or early this morning, at tbe residence of his daughter, Mrs. Shirley Carter, in Baltimore. There are, up to this writing, no particulars of the cause of death, but it is supposed to have been from apoplexy, Kenneth McKati'e Murchlaon was born at Manchester, tbe seoond con of the late Duncan Mnrobison, and was abont 72 yean of age. He graduated at tbe University of North Carolina, and in early manhood removed to Wil mington. Tbonee, about 1867 or 1858, be went to New York eity, and engaged successfully in business until the spring of 1861, wben be returned South to enter tbe Confederate service. He waa an officer of Shaw's 8th North Carolina regiment, bnt when that com mand was eaptnred at Roanoke Island he wa absent on speoial duty. He immediately raited a company, from whioh be wa promoted to the colonel- oy of the 64th North Carolina regiment. He wa 'a brave and faithful soldier, serving from the beginning of tbe oivil war nntil he wa taken prisoner, and wa on Johnson's Island at the oloae of tbe struggle. '' After the war Col. Murobisou re turned to New York, where be again engaged in boskets with great suo oesi, the New York firm being Mur ehison 4s Co., that at Wilmington Williams ft Mnrobison, that at Fayette ville J. D. Williams ft Co. He married Miss Kate Williams, daughter of tbe late Joel Williams, of Cnmberland, who survives him with tbe following children: K. M. Mnr obison, Mrs. James Sprunt. Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Shirley Carter, Mrs. Huikent. Of his immediate family there remain bis brother, Mr. I. A. Mnrobison, of this city; Mrs. Jackson, of Texas; Mrs. Margaret McKay, of Harnett county, and Miss L. G. Mnrobison, of Manobes ter. IpUeopal Goaveatloa. Tbe 88th annual convention of the Diocese of the Protestant Episcopal ehnreh of North Carolina met in Raleigh on Wednesday. During the sessions of the convention a public meeting will be held In the city hall, where tbe divorce question will be discussed, with a view to framing an appeal to the legislature to strengthen the present lax laws. Bishop Cheshire has expressed the opinion that the convention of the Diocese would act on the question. The Oareea Spot at Amertee. Under the above beading appeara aa foilowa one ot tbe leading editorials of the Wilmington Messenger of today : The chamber of commerce of Fay etteville baa issued a booklet on faots and figures relating to Fayetteville and that seolion ot our State. This booklet should be given wide circulation throughout the north and northeaat. It treata ohiefly of tbe natural resour ces, tbe troeking interests and the ad vintages of the eity ot Fayetteville aa a winter resort. Many other existing eonditions likely to attract tourists, settlers and persona wiebisg to make investments are touched npon. "We are glad to see tbe chamber of commerce of Fayetteville taking this step as to their section or tbe country. We have in southeastern North Caro line tbe garden spot of Amerioa. Ia its development it is in its infancy. It needs proper advertisement to bring it to the attention of those who ean develop it and bring its resonrces into full aotivity. Its development tbrongh home enterprise and local investment ia wonderful, but what is needed is to bring in capital and labor from other sections. There is not enough locally of either to bring to perfection the possibilities of this section. What the Fayetteville chamber of oommerre is doing will help this development by attraeting to onr section the attention of men of other States. There is room here for boodreds of men who wish to invest in almost any kind of in dustrial enterprisa, from building cot ton or silk feetories, to running truck farms, and there are good profits in any one ot these investments for men of energy and industry, whether they come witn their many thousands of dol lars 10 invest in manufacturing, or with only a few hundred to begin truok farming. To our friends ot tbe Fayetteville ohamber ot commerce we wish all sue cess in their effort to attraet to their sec tion tbe right kind of immigrants." XsaasSy Tillmam Marriag s. Cards have been received here ss fol lows: Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Tillman request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Minnie Lee, to Mr. David J. Kennedy, Tuesday evening, June fourteenth, nineteen hundred and four, at half paat eight o'clock, First Methodist ehnreh, Bessemer, Alabama. Tbe groom-to-be is a native oi Fay etteville, youngest son of onr esteemed fellow-townsman, Capt. Charles Ken nedy, Karris. At 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon, Jnne $th, at the residence of Rev. V. G, Smith, No. 350 Russell street, Mr. L. C. Smith and Miss Benlah 8mlth, both of Flea Hill township, Rev. V. G. 8mlth officiating. Wilmington votes on the question ot dispensary next mown. Ill that eome from Summer' Heat. A mother need not fear to gteet, When with "TEETEINA" ihe'i rup plied, No ill with baby need abide. "TEETHENIA" aid digestion, rear elates the bowel, and cost only "25 sent St druggists, or mail 25 eents to Dr U J monett, Bt bonis Mo. ayChlMrtaan Waaklr Mother Gray's 8wet Powders tor chil dren, used by Mother Gray, a nun in Children' Home, Nsw fork, break up eold In Si hours, ear fvrihoaa, headache, atomash troubles, teething disorder, and destroy worm. At all druggists Wo. Bample mailed me. Ad dress, Allen a Olmtd, LeBoy, N. Y. flottaty eommiuloasrs. The board of county commissioners met in regular monthly seition Monday morning present: J. J. Ballard, chair man; E A. Poe, W. H. Downing, J. M Owen. Tb report of D. B. Antry, uperin tendent of tbe county home, and of Dr. A. 8. Rose, oonnty pbysioian, were re ceived, approved, and ordered filed. The reaignation of Mr. L W. Huake, ss a member ot tbe auditing commit tee, was received. Miss Maggie Rose was permitted to connect ber residenoe tin Gillespie street with tbe oounty sewer, on the payment of tbe cost of $1690 On ber application, Miss Sallie Mo Caller was ordered to be admitted to the eonnty borne. rrl After passing sundry bill, tbe board adjjnrned till this afternoon. AFTERNOON SESSION. Ordered that Mr. N. R. McNeill (71st) assessment on land for 93 000 be rednoed to f2. 000 for tbe year 1904. Ordered that Neill Black be refund ed $3 97 for tax paid for Joo. A. Mon roe, colored. David Eison was ordered to county home. ' Ordered that John McNair be re leased from poll tax. Ordered that P. D. Peavy be allowed to peddle goods without paying license. Ordered that Helen Strickland and daughter. Rebecca, be allowed $125 6 months only. Mr. J. A. D. Boon was elected atand ard keeper for tbe year 1904 -'06 Tbe following bills were approved: McNeill Bakery Co t 30 J D Pearoe 16 62 M 8 Evans 5 00 J R McNeill ft Sons 1 60 do do 11 50 WH Marsh, Sheriff 83 10 do do 8 10 do do 10 00 do do 103 70 Walker Evans and Cogswell 14 00 do do do 11 00 Geo A Burny 2 50 Btate Hospital .'. 15 90 D G Blue 53 90 Mrs Burney.... 1 60 ET Black 2 50 DrJAMoKetban 100 MoKethan ft Co 25 Dr A 8 Rose 6 00 do 25 00 do 2 60 M Maxwell 11 00 Freight Bill (J W Ballard) .... 9 21 W H Tomlinsor 66 80 Prisoners' Gaard 66 00 D H Ray. Assessor 10 CO W G Hall, Assessor 10 00 Cbas Haigh, Assessor 10 00 M F Crawford & Co 16 00 Munioipal Light & Power Plant 8 33 Fay Gas & Electric Light Co... 1 00 Dr J H Marsh.... 3 00 J D McNeill 9 00 Nimocks and Co 39 38 do do 43 9i Fay Gag & Eleotrio Light Co.. . 1 00 Williams & Jtssnp Bros 125 E T:Vaia o 6 25 Williams ft Jessop tiros 60 do do do 20 JBTillingbast 6 60 Cape Fear Dry Goods Co 6 60 A A MoKethan 9 00 do do 44 30 Goddard Livery Co 6 50 Bond ft Kennedy 66 45 Hotel balfayette 39 80 Huske Hardware Honse 10 00 Jnvell & Co Dr J A McKetban J W Clark Cbas Haigh Edwards ft Broughton Fay Gas & Eleotrio Light Co. do do do MoDuffie Drug Store Road Account . 725 . 600 . 20 65 . 15 85 . 7 80 . 80 . 1 00 . 73 13 . 16 00 From Wednesday's Daily. The county commissioners met In second day's session yesterday pres ent: I. J. Bullard, chairman; E. A. Poe, W. H. Dawning, J. M. Owen. The returns from the election for special school tax in Black River dis trict showing 33 votes for and 36 votes sgainst, the measure was declared de feated. In district No. 6, Flea Hill township, 46 votes having been cast for and 9 against, the measure was de clared passed, and the special tax was ordered, as follows: 15 cents on the fioo valuation, 45 cents on the poll. The tax levy for 1904 for Cumber land county is as follows: County, tZ cents; bonds, 15 cents; State, 43 cents; total, 82 cents; poll, $2 00. The special school tax for Cross Creek township Is as follows: On the $100 Valuation, 25 cents; on polls, 75 cents. It was ordered that a tax equal to one-half of the amount levied by the State is hereby levied for county pur poses on sll business not otherwise ex empt in Schedules B and C of the Rev enue Act, except such articles as are mentioned in Sections 38, 48 snd 67, which are specifically exempted from county tax; and the sheriff Is hereby directed to collect said tax in the same manner as the State is collected ex cept, further, that the sheriff is direct ed to collect the same tax for the conn ty as is levied by tbe State on all deal ere In lutures, as set out in Section 59 of said Revenne Act. It was ordered that the road super' visors of Cross Creek township be fur nished with s sufficient number of feet Of 8-lnch sewage pipe to drain that por tion of the road in front of the resi dence of Walter Watson, It being un derstood that all the necessary work ol laying the same will be done with out expense to the county. It wss ordered that two notes be ex ecu ted one st is months from date, sad the other at 24 months from date, for io8 00 each, bearing interest at 6 per cent., payable to the Good Roads Mschlnery Compsny of Charlotte, N. C, for the steel Champion road ma ehlne, as per agreement; and that said notes be signed by the chairman and clerk of the boatd. By vote taken on the valuation of A Carmichael'sland, the asid valuation waa reduced from is,coo to $12,500 It was therefore ordered that the clerk Issue script to A. Csrmlchsel for $22 50 rebate on his tszes tor 1903. It wss ordered that county attorney, Mr. A. S. Hall, be Instructed to Inve tlgste snd report to the board all the back taxes, snd collect the same. It waa ordered that the commission ers of the stock law territories be noti fied to organise, and report to the board at the first Monday In July the amount of tat they deslte levied for fence purpose. It wss ordered that E. A. Poe, W. H. Donning and I. M. Owen be a com mittee to settle the taxes with the sheriff, whenever he Is ready to make such settlement. Ooagressloaal Ooaveatlea Quite a number of Fayetteville men delegatea and other frienda of Hon. G. B. Patterson went to Maxton yesterday to attend tbe convention tdey, and take part in tberenom ination of the excellent Congressman of the sixth district. tacal Brie fa. - The Wilmington Star of today, in Its report of Federal Court proceedings; notes that "H. M.Covington, of Cum berland county, for retailing liquor, baa beeo sentenced to 60 days in jail and a flue of $100.." Istimatt of Oabsraatorlal Tote. Msj. W. H. Bernard, editor and pro-. prietor of tbe Wilmirgton Morning Star, an astute politician, and long regarded in tbe Democratic party as conservative and generally correct in bis estimates, gave ont the following yesterday : "A careful estimate, based on returns from 60 counties that have acted, gives Stedman 372 and Glenn 322 votes. In the other 36 counties the combined vote for Davidson and Turner will be large, and Stedman aod Glenn will have abont eaual strength." lews f iBtersst. Rev. Mr. Mlnegerode, rector of the Episcopal church at High Point, has been badly injured by a fall Irom a ve hicle In a runaway. Capt, W. H. Day, a prominent law yer of the State, aged abont 58 years, was stricken with paralysis In Raleigh Monday. The State has granted a charter to tbe Wilson Light and Power Com pany, with a capital stock of $125,000. Yesterday evening Michael Hen nessey, an engineer on the Norfolk and Western R R., running bet ceen Roanoke and Winston, thinking his train was about to be wrecked, jump ed from his cab, and was killed. The train was not wrecked. Tbe postoffices of Canton and Clyde, between Asbevllle and Murphy on the Southern Railway, were robbed a day or two ago before daylight. Insurance Commissioner Young warn the people of North Carolina that the Old Wayne Mutual Life In surance Company of Indiana is a worthless concern. The town ol Northampton, Mass., founded in 1654, celebrated ita 250th anniversary Sunday by services in 16 chmches. Tbe State has chartered tbe Damask Manufacturing Company of Roaring River, Wilkes ooooty, with a capital stock of $125 000; ala) tbe Appalachian Development Company of Greens boro, cipita! $100,000; also the Lenoir Wood Works Company, capital $20,000 RoBtDoro Ittmj. June 8, 1904. The seoond Quarterly Conference of the Sampson circuit met with Hall emnrob on May 27th. Presiding Elder Hurley preached an interesting sermon on ' giving" to a very appreciative au dience. Tbe first shipment of dewberries from this locality was made last week by Mr. Charlie Williams. Miss Florenoe Parker and Mr. Arohie Newman were present at the Quarterly Conference Friday. Saturday aod Sunday several of oar young folks attended tbe union m- etiug at Piney Green. Miss (Jbellie Spell and Mr. u. M. White visited near Aatry ville 8atarday nipbt and Sunday. Uiite an et livable socuble was giv en at tbe home ot Mr. George BalUrd Wednesday night, complimentary to Miss MillieHenry, of Atkinson, who is visiting Miss Bertha Howaid. We regret 10 learu of tbe serious ill ness of Mr. Ransom Fairoloih at tbe borne of hie father. He has been an employe of tbe A. C. L in South Car olina for some time, but was compelled to give up his position on acooont of fever a few weeks ago. Miss Clara Smith, of Ingold, visited at Mr. J. M. Spell's last week. Miss Annie Butler, of Salemborg, was tbe guest of Mrs. E 8. Williams rcoentiy. Mis6es Bditha uowaid and Mittie Henry visited in Dunn last week. B cltotion Throughout. At Tuesday night's meeting of the board of trustees of the city graded schools, Mr. J. M. Lamb was re-elected chairman of the board, Mr. W. N. Tilllnghast treasurer, Prof. J. A. Jones snperlntendent and the whole present faculty of teachers. This action waa doubtless taken, with the board feeling tbe force of the adage that "the proof of the pnddlng Is the eating thereof." Tbe general judgment has been that the work of the past year In the graded schools has been excellent. Following Is the faculty for the en suing year: J. A. Jones, superintend ent; J. R. Conley, principal; W. F Stafford, assistant principal; B F. Huske, Instructor of mathematics; Mrs. Kate Utley, Mrs. Kate Breece, Misses 'Ethel Fisher, Maggie White head, Clifford B Jordan, Janle E. Pat terson, Bettie W. Evans, Ethel Wick er, Kate Matthews, Msrlon McLean, Megai t Be aide. The secretary of last Saturday's con vention, in transcribing the original roll of delegates for the Obsbrvru, inadvertently omitted the name of Mr. Charles Halgh, Jr., from tbe list of delegates to the State convention from Cross Creek precinct No. 2. The chairman of the State delegation will be kind enough to add Mr. Halgh's name. Third Pacific Pqiadron. By table (0 th Obeerrer. 8t Petersburg, June 8 It is stated tbat Grand Duke Alezi has obtained permission ot the Csar to oreate the third Pacific iquadroo, whioh will in clude ths Russian flaet In the Blaok tea. No confirmation i obtainable ot th report that Turkey's conaent for th passage ot tbs fleet through th Dardanelles ha been glveo. Child Born Without Eyes. By Ukgraph to tba OtMirsr. flew xork, alone 8. A child was born to Mr. snd Mr George Webber in the Bronx yesterday without eyes. Tbe doctors are much interested in the case, which is said to be very rare. Satolli Arrives in This Country. By tlagTapHt th Ulmmi, New Toik, Jane 8 Cardinal Satolli, who i expected to arrive here on the reamer. Prineesa Irene, w II be the guest of Archbishop Farley while here, Over one hundred priest have engag ed a steamer, and will go ts meet the liner. 8ptedy Fall.ct Port Arthur Predioted. Blne-ili OtwstTM. Rome, June 8 It is reported from Tinkow that tbe Japanese have been keeping op a oontinoous attack by land and sea sinoe Saturday, aod tbe fall ot Port Arthur is imminect. A Railway Train Held Up. By taltfrnph to ths Observer. Salt Lake, Utah, June 8 A Denver and Rio Grande R, R passenger train was held up near Palisade, Colo., this morning. Tbe brakeman was shot and ths express safe was blown open find robbed. Removing Stores from New Chwang. Br ruble U th Obse.Ter. St Peteisbttrg, Jane 8 A thousand carts are employed in removing Russian stores from New Chwang to a point beyood Mukden. It ia belitved here that it may soon be necessary to move tbe war material back, as there is a great scarcity south of Mukden, owing to the large quantities rushed to Port Arthur before it wss blocked by the Japane e army. Small Engagements Around Port Arthur. By cab e to the Obserrer. Lis, Orange, June 8 It is reported that tbe operations of tbe Russian army in rear of tbe Jipane?e in tbe siege now before Port Arthur are con fined to barrassicg tbe enemy, and no larger operations are undertaken. Small engagements are taking place every day. Kuropa kin and Alexieff Still at OJds. Br eabls to the Obserrer. London, Jone 8 It is reported from St Petbisbu'g bat there is considerable dissatitfnn'iuu concerning tbe relations between Viceroy Alt luff and General Kuropatkin. It is believed tbat the latter should be left entirely free to act acoordicg to bis judgment. It is un derstood that the order to Kuropatkin to make an aiietupt to relieve Port Artbor was sent at the instigation of Alexieff, and was deoided on by a small me j irity in a counoil of war. General Kuropatkin considered the at tempt futile. Martial Lw at Cripple Creek. By telegraph to tbe Obserrer. Viotor, Colo., June 8 Tbe Cripple Creek mining distrot was deolared under martial law at 2 o'clock this murniog. Atfjiitant General Bel!, wbo came here from Denver with fire tffi cers, bts aset m d comms-il. Tne headquarters ot tbe Miuert' UlIjd was raided, and all books conhicated. Are ry union miner will be driven out of the distiiot. Among the prisoners taken are torooer Doran, former Mar shai O'Connor and former Sheriff Rob ertson. All three were membeis of tbe miners' union. Miners Killed in Explosion. Madrid, June 8 Twenty five miners were killed by an explosion in a colliery atMeleoderos this morning, and sever al others are missiug. FAYETTEVILLE MARKETS. &JVUID DAILY coT-rou, Good Middling, new cotton. Strict Middling Middling Strict Low Middling 11 Hi 11 11 ,. 51 .1 75 .3 50 3 00 ..2 80 Spirit Common Rosin........ Virgin Yllow Din new....... Yellow Did old PHOODO IITOBTID BI A- 8. 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It is ths FAITH that we batil Into onr rtnstomors by onr hitrh standard of qual ity, and our strict attention to all of tbn dhtai b of prescription filling, the FAITH that helps tbe medicine cure disease Yrar doctor knows, atk him. THE FAYETTEVILLE DRUG STORE, Tt" - or P. is the oldest (:i7 vr ars)anrt first Business College in V a., (seoond in the South! :o own a biiil.liu';r i-i-c-twl for in use 0110 of the lim-st in Richmond. Endorse 7 its studfnt-i. Inuiiicss nun and tbo press. I'hil-:tUliliia HkMigratfier says: It is the li'U'iin Ii.Nin.'ss Colk'jre south of the r'ntomae River." "W'lien I P ii' V i) lti.-limond, I inquired of several business men for tho best Rusiii(.-i.s Toll. in , .-'ty, and, without exw. .oi they all recommended Smithdeal's as the best "-- ll'm K. Hum, Lute SU.ntirn)Jit:i Richmond. ijinle. Iirmlih- Ri.try and .Ioint-Sto-:k Bookkeeping. 'o.nmercial Arithmetic, Busii.'-s Wri'.in, Rusiin-s Practice, Shorthand, Tyievrilinj,'. 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By mutual consent the copartnership formerly doing business uujer the style of J. A. Burns & Company and recently aa Ransom Burns, surviving pari nor of J. A. Burns b Co . is this day dissolved All debts due by J. A. Barns & Company, or by Ransom Burns, snrviring partner of J A. Burns & Company will be paid by Ransom Burns, ard all persons indebted to J. A. Burns & Company cr to Hansom Burns, surriring partner of J A. Burns ft Company, are n quested ro settle with Ransom Burns, who is now the sole owner of the Dusiness. ihe business will oe continued in the name o! ' Ransom Burns" May 30th, 1904 R. BURNS. MR8.MATTIEE BURNP, Admix ot J. A. Burus. Ladies' Sandals. My secood shipment of Reed's Sandals Has Arrived. and can show you a beautiful line of va rious styles, in both kid and patent kid. Call and see them. a. "a. stasis 03. 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