THE CAUCASIAN
'kai.kimh, N. July t:o. 1904
fCnfrt-l at the lot Jfti:e in Raleigh
;., a siciiid-clan mail matter.
KU-ven pri-oner &-axt fr m the
authorities at humhf-rton last wek.
Harnett County cehbrated its
jjftirth anniversary at Lillingtcn
i,t Thursday.
,'r. 13. Frank Mhai.e, of ttockir g
liaiu, will U; the chief mar-hall at
t if ritate Fair in Oct.
I hf Southern Cotton (! rowers Ah-
.- ;n 1,.11 ci i lJ"t. ! I u'oi u
.' i!Sil l'JII V11 iiriiiinuiui
In
JtUED.
Floor G'a Way lo Lra lpartest
Store Id Albany.
Albany, N. v., Aug Tfce mid
die section of the bi department
store of thn John O Myers Company
in North IVarlird,coIlpedarIy
to-day. carrying don -villi it nvrr
one hundred persons
Caught in cim of brick placer
and wooden beams, N4 vu fi nd
thirty men, women and -tiildr-ii
met death. Twelve hour-frantic
work on the part of the r-cur- dis
entangled fifty jaiopK hix of tr-m
dead and mny of the r:ht tdiy
Injured.
f
The
Effective Remedy
In
treaU4 tor r a rr with to tcA&tv
kioM4 .fur I k4 u bot:;.. ,a ill J1-
w. ... i. . " tar wonti oJd wi.h to t.
1 Jrm
Voot.
SI
a
flun Wi
it AMOOtAta. 6o o '
Abbeville, Beptemlrr Gth.
KHJ S.tAKE HI Oil V
Wlk-d Into a Neat of Fifty rv lUttl..
HdiIi.
.'-. ritf Cole, of Madison County,
l,r..-'f't Chas. Stein to the peniten
tiary M nday to serve a life- een-
. .. I la u'u flru in. trutH i Iia
l'.,!. Sept. 2nd, for rape, hut the J"?..111." Cour,,er-
... .....! l.t . . ....,. .
imprisonment.
nt .YiD .iCrdicore- nin6 oat of. TerT wei of the diaordm
.huuu.jq. aee care art permanent,
complicated or not.
whether the trouble la
I if
Hi- Itiv rside Lumber Company
Wilmington, with $100,000 stock
auth Ti.d, whs chartered by Becre
Ury of State Monday. The incor
iHratnrs an: V. J. Jteaves, M. i
v.rUrM ami J. D. llcdriek, ali of
Wilmington
DoiiL-lierly Captured Aftrr Killing
Mom Williams.
Al'ville, N. C, Aug 7. News
wai n-ceived here this afternoon of
a coM-blo-del murder committed at
1a tU- Cove, near Black Mountaiu,
in thn county. Two negroes. Abe
liuularty and Mose WillianiH, were
(li-l'titiiig when Dougherty tlrnw his
j,i-toI and shot Williams d--ad.
Yes, this is a snake storv; a ratt
snake wtorj; a fifty five rattle fsnakt
story. It cornea pretty straight, too.
The man who told it to the chroi. icier
heard it from the feller who saw the
snakes who smelt the snakes, who
helped kill the snaKes, who turned
sick, and away from the snakes be
cause he couldn't endure the sieht
and smell and rattle of the snakes
any longe'.
So it may be safely accepted as a
credible story.
Dave Self and Flint Hay, so the
story goes, had iccasion about the
tirst of July, to go out on State Line
Mountains, which divides Tennessee
from Nerth Carolina, and which is
also the Haywood boundary line.
Whether they attracted by the
charm of the rattler, or just happen
ed upon its den, is not staUd Nev
er-the less, wittingly or unwitting
ly, they walked into a regular rattle
.Ine (rafdul curp Ickneaa of joung girls, telle., the
weakneaa of adult., b.nishe. leucorrbc, hcliaches backache. aJ
nervouanea. and ease, the crUU aUt.-n.lant on tle change of life.
Thousands of mothers beside MU i.M.t. u
found grateful relief from the pains of childbirth and have
had a quick and happy recovery from its use. You cannot
anora to .utter when fl.00 bottle, are sold
druggists. .
by all
Th September I)-iiror.
Coats, j ickets, street and hou-m
costumes for ladies and young folks
are 4ion in The Designer for 8ep-tembt-r,
and a special article illus
trates and desribs lOHtmnes for
Grammar and High-School Schol
ars." Points on Dressmikine"
tells how to lini a jacket, and the
Millinery Lesson instructs how to
make bjnnts for elderly ladies.
'Chinese Housekeeping" is interes':
siMtine Allir at Kernersvillt).
Winston-Salem, N. C, Aug. 8.
At Kt rnersville, atxiut 1:130 x-lock
thii afternoon, Ade Walker shot ami
kilU-d Eugene Lamar, a iiiHrri-.tl
11 IH.T1 11 nd about 35 years old. The
twe men were in tle blacksmith
shop of Granville Mauuels, near the
Southern Uailwav tlfini!, when the
rimt! was committed.
Walker shot Iamur localise he
would imt olav a trame of cards
with him.
inirlv describetl tv Laura H. Starr
snake community, and they couldn't and ijertba Hasbrook in Iu the In
mnll oof rnt mWl..nt (t.mlnt CJ,. 1 ... .
terest ot Jireatl-Winning" series ad-
well get out without a fight. So
they went to killing, fighting hard
and fast, until they laid out fifty-
five, and slid they left plenty more;
thai they could luve killed more, if
the air around thure had agreed
with them.
A rattling snake story, but not a
very good one to go out about our
mountain air.
McKiuley' Favoiito Hymn.
.urge Republican Convention
ginia-
in Vir-
Eliza and Sarah Flower were gifted
English sisters whose earthly lives
began and ended between the open
Itoanake, Va., Aug. One of theling and the close of the first half of
largest Republican State Conven
tions in the history of the State met
here to-day to nomiuate a full State
ticket. When the body was called
to onler at two o'clock p. in., by
State Chairman C. Biseomb Stemp,
the last century; and yet in that
brief period both left their impress
nil their generation; and the young
er, oaran, acnieve l unuyiny: lame
by composing the beautiful hymn,
"Nearer, My Gotl, to Thee." It was
het ween 1,200 and a 1,300 delegates j suggested by the story of Jacob's
were oresent- It is almost exclu-
nivelv a white convention, there
being very fev negro delegates.
or Course.
An effort is being made in Italeigh
to do away with the dispensary.
The orohibitionisis are for hrobibi-
tion, the saloon men are for open
baloons and those who want to see
the town beautified" nre for the
dispensary. The dispersary has
nn r financial SUCCePS. but that is
no reason the church and cily should
continue to deal out the deadly poi
son to the young on and boys of
Raleigh. The dispensary should be
nimii.ih.Pil- Tf a disDeiisary i the
only source of revenue a town has it
we us
U tetter that it irroW UD in
and bushes rather than -beautify" it ig and death to
vision at Bethel, as f iund in Gene
sisXXVUL: 10-22. The hymn
was first published in 1841, and al
together it met with 3ome favor, it
was not until 1860 that Dr. Lowell
Mason's beautiful and sympathetic
music 'quickened it into glorious
life" and gave it a permanent abid
ing place in the hearts of the pjople.
This hymn giiued immense addi
tional popularity through the tragic
death of President William McKin-
ley. His list intelligible words
were: "Nearer, My God, to Thee,
e'en though it be a cross has been
my constant prayer." His prayer
was answered. It was a cross one
oi the gitatest thit cou'd come to
him and to the beloved nation which
he had served so faithfully that
Ud him through a martyr's suffer-
claim a martyr's
vises "Catering" a a lucrative buni-
nass. Mary Kilsyth gives Jsegges
tions for "The Modern Bed," and
Craig S. Thorns writes of "Taming
Squirrels." "Mothers' Work and
Workers" is contributed by Jane A.
Stewart, and Caroline Fuller, author
of "Tfte Alley Cat's Kitten," sup
plies a droll liltlt story, "The I'urr
Pms and the Spit Cat." lu amuse
ments there are a driil, "The Harv
esters," and many other plans for
home entertainment "The Son of
Elizabeth," by Celia K. Shute, bj a
short story for adults, and "Miss
Ginter," a most clever continued
story, is c included in this number.
"Decorative Us'-s for Blue Print
Cloth," "Lace Collars," "Crochet,"
ami "Netting" provide plenty ofoc
cupttiun for the fancy worker, and
"Catchups and Pbkles" aud "The
Savory Tomato" give suggestions
for appetiz Hg entables.
I.labtninc Nhocka a Funeral.
Indianapolis, Aug. 7. During
the funeral pervlces over the body
of James Po5 of Divis county late
yesterday afternoon lightning stru k
the church in which some two hun
dred persons were assembled, caus
ing a panic among the congregation.
Undertaker Bonham was just in the
act of ebbing tho coffin whn a bolt
struck the church and he was thrown
prostrate on the corpse. Twenty
jiersous were very seriously sh'icked
and as many m ire were partially
stunned by the bolt.
Tho storm was the moat terrific
known for years, field of corn beinj;
destroyed and woodlands laid waste
A TOUCHING STOKY
is the s iving fr. m de .th, of th
b.iby girl of UfO. A. Eyler. Onn ber
ird Md H writes: "At 'he ag
i 1 L mor.ihs our little girl was m
teclini g hea'th, wiih fceri u -!,hioit
Trouble, ann two , h.si in
gave nor up. W'o ceio . Imoat in
depae. w h -n wo r- s tlv d to :ry Dr.
King's N'ow Discovery foi Co sump
ion. O u ; s and Colds The first
ottb- gave lief; -if cr taking four
b tits sie was cu ed.and isnov in
p.-rfect h ahh." Never fails to re-iio-
e a d cu e a rouga or cold At
11 drug s ore-; 50j and $1 00 guar
anteed Tiial bottl fi e.
TOPITXJLB
PRICE!
Hay "05:
j'al'oiM. of
with money
City Grit.
thus obtained Siler
Drauk Whiskey anil Laudanum
Durham, N. C, August 7. W.
1). Pool, who lives two miles from
reward. Memorial services were
held in innumerable churches in our
own and other countries, the most
interesting of the latter being in
Wret minister Abbey, by order ot
the King Here, as elsewhere, the
greatest interest centred about the
singing of the Hymn which was iu
1 ho Morse School of Telegraphy.
Even- man owes it to him elf
nd his fauiil'- t mast, r a trade or
orofepsi n II ad the display and
dveiti8 meut of the six Mors
Sc oo s of Teleg aby, in thf& i4sne
vnd learn how easily . oung man
o- lady may learn ielo-?ra. by ar,d
be as urcd a po.-itioa
iucuy,aiiemp.cu Bu.uu J p the heart and on the lips of our he
HI I.Hrill H III IV II rl II H I I Ikl O. LA UUUVV v
laudanum on top of three pints of
whiskey that ho had consumed
luring the da . A physician was j
summoned and it wai this morning
when he was out of danger.
roic President a he went to meet
his God. From the Delineator for
September.
TOM?
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.
There is a disease prevailing iii this
countrvtnost dangerous because so decep
tive. JUauy sutiuen
deaths are caused
by it heart dis
ease, pneumonia.
heart failure or
arxmlex v are often
the result of kid
ney disease. If
kidney trouble is
allowed to advance
tliekidnev-poisou-
ed blood will at
tack the vital organs, causing catarrh of
the bladder, or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles almost always result
from a derangement of the kidneys and
a cure is obtained quickest by a proper
treatment of the kidneys. If you are feel
ing badly you can make no mistake by
takingDr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the
great kidnev, liver and bladder remedy.
It corrects inability to hold urine and
scalflino- rain in nassin? it. and over-
- . r& -r O
FIENDISH SUFFERING.
is often ciused by sores, ulcers and
cancers, that eat away your skin.
Win. Bedell, of Flt Rock Mich.,
says: 4 I have used Bucklen's Arini
ca 8alve, for Ulc?rs, So.es aud Can
cer-. It is the best healing dress
ing I ever fou d."Soothes and heals
cut?, buru and scald. 25o at all
drug stor, 8; guaranteed.
cc::s
iit?AittrAirTi:it
MEN'S AND BOYS' CL0VHING,
Shoes, Tmnks. Hits and Fcmishitg E:ods,
1U Ut Martin Mtrwl.
0U1 fllCfS ACS IICIT. CAU AIO SIE 9.
W
U ARE
i r to th
1 y ftxndt
! f crop.
. i '
S3
I 1
A,
SHOES AT VOUR OVJI) PRICE.
OUH ENTIHE HTtMlK OF OXPOKDS MUST UO BE
FORE WE MOVE I STO OUR NEW HTORE ABOUT
8EITEMBEH 1ST.
COME AND GET A FIT.
PERRY &"ROSENTHAL
RALEIGH, N. C.
COSN FIELDS
GOLD FIELDS
Low to feed U
Fmnum for Cora
mnn cocuia at least 7
per cent, acta!
Potash
ttl f rc4a U m utinry
to ptl til a mui a4 tim;
I fr, tf fv kuk. Wrtw
aat.jk,H kau worn
n
'Jl
Seaboard A ir Line Ry.
Farming For
hrrcut. IUtu via Hbakoakii.
The H aboard tsiosBCM thj
wtl !! rlucod ral rouad trip
t ckeU t tb followiBf pjloU, o
cannt special ooculoit,
Richmond. Va, Farm.r Katloo
al CongrtM, 8ptmber 12-21. ,
UoDtf agle, Tbbm Humm.r
hool, Jan. 30th -July 28tb.
Tuacalooaa, Ala. Sannir 8cbool
for Toach.n, Juno IG-Jaly iih.
Na.hvllle, Toon. Pa body 8am
mer8chool. Vand.rbilt Biblical
Institute, Jane 14th Anffost Vti.
Monteagle, Tennrt Womia'i
Oongnas, August 1-li.
Montagle. Tonn 8. 8. lcstltuU,
July 17 August 5th.
Reboot
no urn
Li UU w J U U "itbfns. U -Hummer
Jane 27th July 2th.
notice of si:izt:k-;j.
Notice is hcn'hy ivi'ii of neizuvp of
the following pnierty for vitdation
if th internal revenue laws uf the
1'nited Stah's:
At Durhani, N. C. April 1.1. 10ai
2 1-2 barrels 1mUW lvr. '2 1-2
pints of whiskey of Davis llalstins.
At Durham, N. C, M.iv 11)0.1: 24
gallons rye whiskey i f T. O. Jenk
ins.
At Fremont, X. Man h .!0. 1!fC:
1 barrel corn whlskov, 4S calSons of
Sand ford Davis.
At Four Oaks. N. C. May II, 1TK).1:
10 gallons C. W. and 1.1 bushels meal,
of unknown. ,;
At rVurhahi, N. ,
.1 jutrs corn whiskey
Kd. D. W.kxIs.
At Durham, X. O.. May 20. 1!CI5:
.1 jugs corn whiskey. 10 gallons, of
Rogers Davis and David Rhode.
At Ilockingham, X. C. May 23, 1'.) .!:
122 gallons eorn whiskey, 1 barrel,
and 3 1-2 part barrels, of unknown.
At Ihyal. X. C, May 18, 1003:
11 gallons corn whisicev, i)f Henry
liar ret t.
At ling Hill, X. C, May LI, 1fK).l:
1 jug. I! gallons ruin, jf Duke M.
Watts.
At Parinele, X. C, June 7, 103.1: 1
jug, .1 gallons corn whiskey, of un
known. At Durham, X, C, June 1G, 1905:
4 jugs corn whiskey, 10 gallons, of
Jack Ohamblee.
At Durham, X. C, July 8, 1903: 1
jug. 4 gallons corn whiskey, of R. L.
Lynn.
At Durham. X. C, July 7, 1905: 1
keg corn whiskey, 4 gallons, or un
known.
l'ersons claiming the above prop
erty will file their claims with me In
my ottice within 30 days as required
by law, or the same will be forfeited
to the use of the United States.
E. C. DUNCAN,
1 Collector.
J. P. II. ADAMS,
Deputy Collector.
July 14, 1905. Raleigh, N. C.
There Is nothing too good for tho Farmer ; there It noth
ing too good for the Farm. Good batns, good boutos, good
wells, good fenoes, good stock, all on good land, under &rood
management assure good profits. The good applies;
thioughout. It mast apply throughout, or It will not apply
to profits.
Nowhere Is discrimination more nocessary than In the
selection of fences. The farm mart be fenced. Hence, se
lect the best fence, the ELLWOOD FENCE.
The Elwood is baUt like a bridge braoed. supported,
tied ; no stronger or more substantial structure possible
Ell wood fences w 11 hold your hog 4, cattle, horses, and pool
try. Ellwood Fence has always been popular. It answer?
all purposses and never disappoints.
We have Ell woo 1 Fences for sale, and at prices that will
suit you. Coma and see us we have a bargain for you.
Yours Truly,
Hart-Ward Hardware Company,
RALEIGH N. C.
....
9 Three times the value oi
Anv Other.
9 One Third Easier.
One ihhd Faster:
The only Sewing Machine
that ds not fail in any point.
Rotary Motion and Ball Bear
ings make It the lightest run
ning machine in the world.
Agent wanted in unoccupied
territory.
Bend for circulars and terms.
P Wheelei t Wilson Mfe. Co.
0 Atlanta, Ga.
He hool,
Baltimore, Md Unfed SooUty
Christian Kaaror, Inttr-natloaa!
Convention, July tb 10th.
Ashcvllle, N. C. Conference of
Young People's MiMlontry Aajo
elation, Jane Sib July 2nd,
Buffalo, N. Y. Annual Meeting
Grand lxdgo B. P. OK, July llih
15th. Donvtr, Col Inter-natlonal Kp
worth League Convention, July
6th 9th. lUte from IlsUlgh $12 lC,
Wilmington $12 75, Charlotte $11 25.
Davidson College. N. ( Plod
mont Hummer School. July, 1905.
Asbary Park, K. J MaUonal Ed
Gcatlonal Association. Jnly 3rd 7th.
Hate from Raleigh $18 15, yla New
Yotk $21 80. Wilmington $21.16. via
New York $ !4 00, Charlotte $27 76,
via New York $32. 10. 1'ermlu of
stop over in New York
Greensboro, N. C Niirth Caro
lina Teachers Assembly, Angnst
lst-bth.
Louisville, Ky. National Asso
ciation Btationery Engineers, An
gust lst-8 h. Kaf from Ua!eigb
$1970.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Pa
trlclars Militant and djvereiga
Orang Ldgu I. O. O. B p Umber
16th-23d.
Chariot eivIKe, Virginia Virgin
la Hommer School of Methods, June
Q 2? th August Gth. Kate from Hal-
For further Information, addreas,
Chah. U. Gams,
Triieilng 1'asienger Agtt,
Kalkioii. N. C.
AT OSVjCE!
Families to Siring Tobaeeo Bags
The Seaboard Air Line Railway
ANNOUNCES THE INAUGURATION Of THE 8HOO-FLY TRAIN
Between Weldon and Raleigh
WITH CONN ETIOWS FROM OXFORD. LoUISBURG AND WAR
BENTON, COMMENCING
UOMDAY, JANUARY.9TH.
The 8 aboard Airline takes great plraaure in announcing the InaugU
ration of the Bhoo-Fly train between Weldon and Raleigh, maklnf
A Fine Church Burned.
St. Thomas Episcopal church at
Fifth Avenue and Fifty-third st.
New York City whs destroyed by
fire Tuesday. It was one of the
moat richly furnisned religious edi
fices in America.
All ITJork Done at Mo
By Women mid Girls
te.
No. 29.
L. aves Weldon
Arrives Norlina
Leaves Norlina
Arrives Hendenon
Arrives Franklinton
Arrives Raleigh
6:45 a. m.
8:00 a. m.
8:20 a m.
8:53 a. m.
9: 25 a. m.
10: 15 a. m.
I
Mo. 30
Leavra Raleigh 6:00 p m.
Arrives Fran kiln ton 6:03 p. m.
ArrlVf 8 Hent enon 6: 29 p. m.
Arrives Norlina & 55 p m.
Leayes Norlina 7: 15 p. m.
Arrives Weldon 8: 30 p. m.
Glean and Easy Employment.
PECULIAR DISAPPEARANCE
No. 29
Lv. Oxford 7:45 am.
At. Henderson 8: 30 am.
Lv. Loulsburg 8:50 am.
Ar. h ran kl in ton 9: 25 am.
J. X). Runyan, of Butlervllle, 0.
tidt he peculiar disappearance of
hUP' iuful sym stons, of indices-
comes that unpleasant necessitj-of being in , Mi bi!l OQSness, to Dr. King's
compelled to go often through the day, j New jjjfQ pius Ho says: t4Thev
and to get up many times during the &rw a perftCt rem J(iy for dizziness,
mght. The mild and the extraordinary-, fa nHJitiftoh Consipa:
??lmv. & "wondS ; t on, etc Guara teed at all dr'ug
cures of the most distressing cases.
Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and is
sold by all druggists in fifty-cent and
one-dollar size bottles. You may have a
sample bottle of this -wonderful new dis
covery and a book that tells all about it,
both sent free by mail. Address, Dr. Kil
mer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When
writing mention reading this generous
2er in this paper. Don't make any
mistake, but remember the name, Swamp
&oot, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the
&bess, Binghamton, N. Y., on every
I store , t rice 25c.
If the Baby 1. Cutting Teeth
Be sure and use that old and well
tr'ed remedy. Mrs Window
S O thing Fyrup for child' n
t t ing It 60othea the child, EOf
tens be gum . a lays all p d', cares
v lnd colic, and is the best remedy
fcr Diarrhoea. - Twtnt-five cents a
bottle.
For particulars, apply in person, prompt
ly, to our representative at address men
tioiied below,
No. 30.
Lv. Henderson 9:00 am. 6:40 pm.
Ar. Oxford 9 :45 am. 7 :25 pm .
Lt. Frankllnton 6: 10 pm.
I Ar. Loulsburg A 35 pm.
In no way affect
I
Golden Belt Manufacturing Co.
Tde Building,
117 Wilmington. St ,
i aleigh, N.
C.
The abive schedules on the branch lines will
the present connections with regular No. 39 and 41.
For further Information In regard to schedule apply to
C.B.RYAN.G.P. An
C. H. GATTIS, T. P. 9 Portamooth, Va,
Raleigh, N. O.
FOR HIGH GRADE JOB PRINTING
AN 13
CATALOGUE .WORK,
CALL ON Oil WHITE
M. J. CARROLL,
Acadeayj)f Uuaic BoWdiog Baltigb, I, C,
SEABOARD
Alii LINK RAILWAY.
Short Ltns toprlndpei elUes of tfas Bootk
ana Boatowwt, Florida, Cabe, Tuu, CkU-
rorais and Mutoo, eiao nona iu uorta
wett. Washinxton, BwUmor, fbuadelphla
Nsw Yotk, Boston, CindnnatXCnioaco. la
dianapoUs, Be Looia, Mam phi and If naaa
aty.
Hchedule effective January 81 b,
1905. 1
Trains leaves Raleigh aa follow .
No. 50 NORTHBOUND.
1:25 a. m. -ttEABOAKD EX
PRESS, for PorUmouth. Rich
mond, Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Nw York, Boe
u n and all points North, North
east and Northwest.
No. 38.
11:00 a.m. "8EABOAIID LOCAL
MAIL" for ALL IXX L points
Raleigh to Poruimoat.. rllna
to Klcbmond ; oonnecU a n-
deraon for Oxford and Welo.
with A. C. L., at Portsmoalh
Norfolk with ALL tSTKAMBRB
for points North and Northeast
No. 66.
11:50 a. m. " 8 EA BOARD MAIL "
for Richmond, Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. CoaaeeUi at
Richmond with C. O. for
Clnclnatti, Chicago and Bt.
Louis, at ; Washington wufc
Penna, B. ft. O. far all points.
No. 67. fcOUTHBOOND.
4:15 a. m. "HEABOARD X
PRES9" for Charlotte, Atlanta,
Columbia,, 8avannab, Jaekaca
yllle, Bt Augastlne, Tampa and
all point south and southwest.
No. 43.
4:00 p. m. BEA BOARD LOCAL
MAIL for Charlotte, AtlanU
and all local points, Conneeta at
AtlanU tor all points tooth
and kouth west.
No. 43.
7 KM) p. m. SEABOARD HAIL
tor oouwvih lun, r iaautB
AtUnta, Colombia, Charleston
Savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa
and all point south and south
west. TickeUon aale to all points. Po l-
; man berth reserved, ticket dally.
erd at residence from
UP-TOWN TICKET OPFICE,
Yarboroogh House Building,
HAM0R8CN, U. P. & T. A.
Rlleigh, N. a
C. H. GATTIS, T. P. A.,
. 'Phone 117. Raleigh N. O .
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