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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-11
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SPECIAL SALES.
III. III. Il r. & TUCKER Il co
SPECIAL SALES.
MAY 4TH TO MAY 9TH.


Curtain Sales OF Special Interest. to
all housekeepers. Leayings from our
last weeks housekeeping sales, to be
closed out this week at special prices.
Fine Lace Curtains at special prices.
Less than the prices of cheap curtains.
Three pairs Ecru Lace Curtains,
real worth $40 per pair; special sales
price this week, SIS.
Three pair BRUSSELS Lace Curtains.
real worth $3.50 per pairs special sales
price this week $3.50.
Three pairs Louis XIV Lace Curtains,
real worth $3.50; special sales price
this week SIC.
Three pairs Arabian Lace Curtains,
real worth $40 per pair; special sales
price this week $40.
Three pairs Henry I'll Lace Curtains,
real worth 1850 per pair; special sales
price $40.
Three pairs Marie Antoinatte Lace
Curtains, real worth $3.50 per pair;
special sales price SO.
Three pairs Marie Antoinette Lace
Curtains, real worth $50; special sales
price $3.50.
1t will pay every honsei1eeper to eX-
anime these offerings of fine curtains.
The lots ait these prices canot be brok-
en-. The purchaser must take three
pairs of a kind. Not less than three
pairs can be sold.
Correspondence with out Of town
patrons is solicited.
W. FL. Il II. S. TUCKER 81 co.
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THE RECITAL Al PEACE.

At Peace last evening the young lady
pupils and a few invited guests en-
loved 4 charming musical evening
Miss Margaret Clement Knox and Miss
Benlah Witherspoon gave a piano re-
cital preliminary to graduation in
music at Peace. The selections were
from Bach. Beethoven, Schnmann.
Chopin, Wagner-Brassin, Schubert
List. Handel. Weber, and Grieg. Tn
the rendition there was no amateurish
trace. but unusual maturity and finish
The PLAYING of Miss Knox Il character
lied BIZ fire and brilliancy rather than
poetical beauty, while Miss Wither.
spoon combines force with subtle deli.
caey.
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W.. &R. S. TUCKER eco,
WHITE GOODS WEEK.
MAY ATH TO 9TH.
MAY 4TH TO 9TH.

Special attention will be given this week,
May 18th to May 9Th, TO the sales of
white goods, and if is we'll known we
are always prepared to show most ex-
CeIIent lines and at low prices specially
this is true this season.
A most interesting fabric in cotton is
now offered by US this week, and for the
first time in America. This is a Sheer
Organdy Lisse, 40 inches wide, priced
75C. per yard reproduction of old East
Indian Muslin, hand spun and hand WO-
ven, made in the Caves of India. Thisis
a great departure in organizes and is
exquisiteIysheer and silky. This material
is specially good for commencement
dresses and for evening wear.
Besides the East Indian Sheer 0rgandy
Lisse, we offer full lines of IL inch wide
White French Organizes, Dotted Swisses,
Sheer Lawns, Irish Dimities, &C., &c.
Samples, by mail o QUITO patrons.
w. H. & R. S. TUCKER & co.
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SUGGEST.

Many people believe that Columbus
was a mere visionary crank when he
announced his intention to discover
the great Western Continent. When
Franklin began to fish in the air with
d common kite no one believed that he
would ever capture and bring into use
electricity, the most wonderful reserve
force OF nature. Watt Fulton, and
other early settlers had to put up with
q good deal of ridicule while they were
boiling water in tealettles, hoping to
utilize the power of steam. Perhaps
there are people to-day who imagine
that
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CITY IN BR EF .

Mr.. Claude Dockery received Q tele-
gram from CASTOR county saying that
the two delegates were Instructed Tor
Dockery.
Don't forget to attend the musicale
at Mr.. r. IT. Battles tomorrow night
for the benefit of the Thompson Or
phanage Guild. The public is cordially
invited to attend. A box for volun-
tary contributions will he found at
the door.
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WHERE TO 90 TO CHURCH.

sThe IT. Rev. Joseph b. Cheshire will
administer the rite Of confirmation in
the Chapel OF St Mary's School this
afternoon at five o'clock
Rev. ID. I'll. futile returned from Dur
ham and will fill his pulpit to-day at
the usual kofifs. There were more
than sixty conversions at the Main
street Methodist church meeting, Dur
ham. which he has been conducting
Pastor Norman will continue the re-
wal services lit Isdenton Street Meth
s,<lfsf church to-day.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-05-03

S. 8 d. Berwangcr We Heard the
Demand.
Cross & Linehan- Spring Styles.
Buffalo Lithia Water
N. e. Jones-Fine Imported Dress
Goods.
Sherwood IS Rebuilding Sale.
A. B Stfenaeh-This Seasons Goods.
M. IL. 81 r. s. Tucker d5Co.-White
Goods Week.
T. Nj. Simmons, Cnstodian-S Sealed
Proposals.
julius Lewis Hardware Company
RefTigerators.
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NAY 4TH 70 MAY 9TH.

A novelty in White Goods East In
dian Sheer Organdy Lisse4s inches
vide, 75c. per yard. Imported special
IN for graduating classes, and for even
ing wear I'lis fabric is the sheerest
and dainticst ever manufactured by
machinery, and ii is said to be a repro
tlnction of the Sheerest MusIins woven
BIZ hand in the caves Of India. We have
to use with 1T the Edges and Insertings
done On the same cloth in lace patterns,
and SO exquisitely is the Embroidery
donetthat you can hardly tell them
from real laces. The attention Of all
Young ladies at school, and all who viii
attend the school commencement Ii
called to this Sheer 0rgandie Lisse.
Samples sent by mail.
W. 1T. Il n. S. TUCKER a co.
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MTNlTED STATES COURT HOUSE AND
u P0ST-OFFICE Building, Raleigh, NJ.
O., May 2, 1s96-sealed proposals viii be re-
ceived at this building until Il clock noon,
Thursday, May Z, 1896. for furnishing fuel,
lights, water, ice, miscellaneous supplies,
washing towels. hauling ashes, and sprink-
ling streets for this building during the
fiscal year ending june 80, 1897, or such por-
ton of the year as may be deemed adyts-
able. The right to reject any and all bids is
reserved by the Treasury Department..
#. NJ SIMMONS, Custodian.
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Il Hockey TOKEY FEAST.

Az Ia O'Clock last night everybody
ii the News AMI Observer Office was
Teasing away Oh Mr.. Dughi,s cele-
bratea Hickey Pe,l<ey, sent with the
commitments of the eity's poular
caterer.
II was refreshing. aud the boys feast
"a ana praised Mr.. Dng'hi and his fa-
nous Hickey PolSey.
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ggRE ron HEADACHE.

A. remedy for all forms OF Head
a.be Electric Bitters has proved to be
lie verv best. lit effects q permanent
a,,ra ana the most dreaded habitual
s;cE headaches yield to It's influence.
We urge all who, are afflicted to pro-
cure a bottle, and give this remedy q
fair trial. In eases Of habitual consti-
patton Electric Bitters cures by giving
the needed tone 70 the bowels, and few
eases long resist the use or this Inedi~
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ILLNESS or MRS. MARY HEARTp

Mr.. q. ID. Hearft yesterday received
d telegram from Mr.. George Z. Bason,
of Charlotte, apprising Inn Of the Sc
Tious illness of his mother, Mrs. Mary
nearht. relict of the late Mr.. i. r.
Hcartt- Owing to her extreme age
(she is III her ruth year) fears are enter
tanned of her recovery. Mr.. Heartt
left at once for Charlotte. lie was join
Cd at Durham by his brother, Mr.. Leo
u. Heartt.
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BUFFALO LTTHIA WATER

in cases OF affections of the nervous system
complicated with Brightfs Disease Of the
Kidneys or with equity Diathesis. The re-
suits have been eminentIy satisfactory.
Lithta has for many years been fayoriGe
remedy with me in like cases, but the Buf
falo Water certainly acts better than any
extemporaneous solution of the Lithfa Salts,
and Is, moreover, better borne TO the stom.
ach.n
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BUFFALO L.ITHlH WATER

gradually diminish and finally disappear: at
the same time other alarming symptoms
were relieved and the sufferers restored to
health In stone in the blad der of the red
lithic acid and the white phosphate de-
post, it's solvent power Is nnnistakable. In
gout, rheumatic govt, rheumatism and all
diseases of uric acid diathesis the best re-
suits which have witnessed from any rem.
edy have been from this water
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This waLer is for sale by druggists and
grocers generally, or I'm cases of one dozen
Navigation bottles, $500 I. o. b. at che
Springs.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on APP
plication.
Spring opens for guests from June Is to
Oct. /.
PROPRIETOR,
BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS, VIRGINIA,
On the Atlantic Danville Railroad
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BUFFALO I-TTHIA WATER

belongs TO the Alkaline or perhaps the Ak,
aline Saline Glass, for Ii has proved far
more efHcacious in many diseased condition
than any Of the SIMPLE Alkaline waters
feel no hesitancy whatever I'm saying that
In govt, rheumatic govt, rheumatism, stone
in ths bladder and In all diseases Of uric
acid diathests. know of no remedy at all
comparable 10 it y
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WON 1oN DIXON MEDAL.

Mr.. willis Briggs, son Of Mr.. Thomas
RI Briggs. has been awarded the Tom
nixon medal for s,ratory at Wake For.
ct He II one OF the brightest and
nsogt. popular members OF the senior
class all this great institution, and well
deserves the honor that has come to
1.sYn
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SUPREME COURT.

Twelfth Ditrict appeals disposed q
on yesterday:
Walters rs. Starnes: submitted on
printed brief of James TEL. MerTimon
for plaintiff appellant.
Williams vs.. Lumber Co; argued by
Shepherd ii Busbee and Billiard 8 King
for plaintiff, J. ". Cooper for defend
ant.
Bank VS. Swan; continued.
Davidson Vs. Shuler; argued by Po-
sey and Battle 81 Mordecai for plain
tiff, Shepherd & Busbee and billiard
Tor defendant.
Heyser vs.. Gunter; argued by Fry
for plaintiff, and Cooper for defend
ant.
Wilson vs.. Featherstone: submitted
on brief under rule !, By ~. W. Jones
for defendant appellant.
Henderson rs. prifchard and Frisby
VS.. Town of Marshall. continued.
Britain rs. Payne; argued by Coop
er for plaintiff APPELLANT.
Dickey r. Diekeys argued BY Cooper
for plaintiff.
Wilkinson SIS. Chapman; Runabough
Us. Young and Payne vs., Haggett, con-
tinued by consent,
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PERSON AIS.

Mr.. w. s. King is at the Park.
Mr.. G. Vi. Beasley, Of Dlrhaan, is at
the Park.
Mr.. D. S. swaney, of Weldon, ar
rived yesterday.
Mr.. +. Won Gahlen, Of Liverpool,
England, is in the city.
Miss Lallah Ruth Carr. Of Durham,
spent yesterday in the city.
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EDENTON STREET METHODIST
SUNDAY SCHOOL.

At Edenton Street Methodist Sunday
School this morning at $3.50 o'clock,
there viii be a very pleasant gather
ing. AS has been their annual custom
for some time, all who have ever been
connected with the school, and all the
parents of the children have been in
yited to visit the schol ON this ocea-
sion. Usually the visitors have been
entertained by special music and bI
short addresses, but we learn that tN
day the school viii be seen In hts every
Sunday gatb. Though special attention
is given to music, the school has full
and excellent choir, and all who love
good singing viii find much TO enjoy.
New kindergarten chairs have been
placed in the infant class room, and
tire floor covered with a bright new car
pet. These Improvements have added
much to the beauty and convenience of
tine room, and altogether the school is
now splendidly equipped, and under its
jealous and energetic superintendent,
MT. w. J. Young, is doing good work.
All friends of the sehol are cordially
invited to attend it's exercises every
Sunday morning at $50 o'clock.
ATTENTION, GOVERNORS GUARD.
Report at Armory tomorrow (Alon-
day9 at s D. IN. business of import
a11ce. w. X. BEAVERS,
Secretary Treasurer.
FRED W00LLC0TT,
Commanding.
May z. 1896.
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@. HaIstead Boyland, Doctor of the Fac.
uity OF Paris, formerly Professor IN the
Baltimore Medical College Elm cases of
Brfght's Disease, in which the aIbumen
reached as high as fifty per cent, have
known 1t under q course Of
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Wash Dress Fabrics

Rich i'm assortmeuts. Famous FOR values.
kOECHLIN ORGANIZES,
sheer exquisite novelties I'm Floral Per-
sian warp Prints, Dresden and Vine Dsa
slgrs, white and tinted grounds.
Fine Persian OrRandies, Dottt q Swiss or.
CANDIES. Dresden Figured Canvas Stripes
French Dimities, porcelain figures and cor.
orings,
SHIFTING PIQUES AND DUCKS
IN navy, black white. garnet, tan and light
tancies-hgures aud lines
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BUFFALO
L,ITHlA
WATER
THE GOVT WATER
u Goes by Special Order to Paris
For Uric Acid and Diaf4esIs,
Gout and rheumatism.
It's Value in Bright's Disease, Renal
Caicuii, sc

DR. Thomas III. Buckler, of Paris (folmer.
ly Of Baltimorel suggester of Lithia as a
solvent for uric acid, says. Nothing
could say would add TO the well known lep
utatf0n OF the
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATER

III have frequently used it with good re-
suits In Uric Acid Dtathesis, kneumatism
and Gout, and with this object have or
deTed IL 70 Europe from Coleman Il Rogers,
OF Baltimore. Lithaa is in no form SO valua
BILE as where 1T eS lists in the carbonate, the
orm IN which III is found In
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r0R $40

A first-class Photograph Outfit. For
particulars, address II. +. A." care
News and Observer.
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WANTED.

A position by d first-class registered
druggist of three and one-half Years
experience. Excellent reference Nd
dress, d. MacN. MacKay, Dunn, N. G.
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The Mt. Airy News is for sale. Price
aonly $4,000 cash, for outfit, name, good
twill, &c. Best opening in the South
| for pushing man.
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Dr. William A. Hammond, Washington d.
q. Surgeon General u. Is. Army {retfredl,
formerly Professor of Diseases Of the Mind
and Nervous system in the University Of
New York, &c. II have for some time made
u0e rf the
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-05-03
SALESMAN WANTED.

For good side line. Give references.
Standard Cigar Factory, Lynchburg,
Va.
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATER

Natures mode of solution and division In
water which has passed through Lepidohte
and Spod umene Mineral formations
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FOR RENT.

1-5 room dwelling, corner Jones and
West 5000 per month.
1--,5 room dwelling, Salisbury street,
$1,000 per month
I'd room dwelling. Pace street,
5000 per month.
1-6 room dwelling, BIount street
$500 per month.
is room dwelling, North Person
street, $500 per month.
~ room dwelling, North Person
street. S16.66 per month.
I9 room dwelling.on Halifax street,
suitable for boarding house, $4,000 per
month.
WYNNE, ELLINGTON & co.
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FOR SALE

A lot on corner Of Mcdowell and
Morgan streets. Apply to Mrs. X. r.
Coke, Els w. Morgan street.
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ATTENTION, GOVERNORS GUARD.
RUSEN ESS ITEMS
TAY ami 10 May 9TH.
SPECIAL SALES.

NAY It'll TO MAY 9TH.
Many novelties in Grass Linens.
Lace striped, fancy plaids and dotted
Grass Linens. and to match all, we
have Bands, Insertings and Edges in
Grass Linen. Specially warm weather
goods.
w. TT. 81 II. s. TUCKER & co.
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DR.. William b. Tow1es, Professor ofAnat.
omy and Materia Medica I'm the Medical De.
partnent of the University of Virginia:
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a17th N. c. REPORTS

WEI be ready this week. Send or
dcrs TO
ALFRED WILLIAMS & co.
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COIOred Dress Goods

This week for special sale of special
values for outing dresses in
Scotch Mixtures, Cheviots and Tweeds,
Imported Novelty suitings, All wool Covert
Cloths, yard and half wide, storm serges,
Rain. Proof Cloths, Shepherd Check Suit.
ings, Silk and Wool Novelty Crepons, Ladies'
Tailor Cloths, &C.
Send for samples and compare values.
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RheumaCide

will not do all that the discoveries
claim. Old fogies tell you that RHEU-
MATISM and some other blood dis
eases are incura'ble. Nature has fur
nfshed a rose for every thorn, a cure
for every disease, If we can only find
the cure. The Bobbitt Drug Company,
Raleigh, n. c., holds the secret and
prepares the medicine. RHEUMACIDE
Is the name. Accept no other remedy,
buy no other blood purifier. In this
case, the newest is the best. Delays are
dangerous. Price 81 per bottle; 6 for
SIS. If your druggist does not handle
Rheamacide, order from us.
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4 BRILLIANT CONCERT THIS WEEK

Next Thursday night at Metropolitan
Hall. under the auspices of the Young
Ladies' Auxiliary of the First Presby-
terrain church, there viii be given 4
concert of vocal and instrumental mll-
sic which promises to be the equal Of
anything Of the kind ever enjoyed even
III Raleigh. Professor Il. Vernon OAR
nell will render prominent pieces.
Mrs. Wy1ie, of DanvilIe, Va, SO pop
MAR here as Miss Katie Scales, will
lend assistance. The best talent alike
of Durham aud Of Raleigh, has been
secured.
The lovers both OF popular and Of ar
tistic music will be delighted. Renenl-
bsr the time, Thursday night, May nth.
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Notice
TO CREDITORS

TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as administrators Of the
personal estate Of Fabius l.. Stephenson,
late of Swift Greek township, Wake county,
/ hereby notify the creditors of the estate
to present claims to me, at my home In said
township, by 81 2gth day of April, 1897.
MARY A. STEPHENSON,
April 25, 1885, AdminisGratrix.
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For the above occasion the Southern
Railway viii sell round trip tickets at
rate of $3.50 on May 4th, 5th and 9th
inclusive final limit May 18th.
All who attend this meeting will have
an opportunity of visiting the Soldiers
Home, Fortress Monroe, Old Point
Comfort and Virginia Beach. For all
information call on or address.
r. r. POTTS, Ticket Agent Raleigh, &c.
w. A. TURK, G. p. A., Washington, DC.
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NEW TELEPHONE NUMBER.

Thomas n. Purnell. residence, No.
eos, three rings.
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Pianos ;
organs

ofgood reliable makes sold for LESS MONEY
than you can obtain them for elsewhere.
Goods also sold on easy instaIment plan at
a small advance on cash prices. Catalogue
and terms on application.
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RoYsTERs AC1DULATED TABLETS

Are refreshing and delicious,
Are wholesome and paaatable;
viii relieve your thirst.
Try theml-20c. per pouRd.
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n. I'll. Il r. S. TUCKER Il 60.
/. SPECIAL SALES.

May 4TH TO MAY 9TH.
Grass Linens, just from France.
Very sheer and exquisfteIy silky.
Prices, 35e., 40c., 45c and soc. per yard
w. H. az R. IS. TUCKER II co.
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SPECIAL SALES

: Is. II. q Il. s. TUCKER & co.
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JUST REC ELY LID.

a new ana full line Of Hurd's fine
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:,:...:,. :. A B. StrOnaCh
EVERY nAY some
THING NEVER


In 6gyiqg od stock any
wish is l1lo-y narael % prices chat never -l % sell wn-e new
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MEETING GRAND ARMY OF RE
PUBLIC. HAMPTON, VA, MAY
9TH, 1896.
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DarneII & Thomas.
Crackers

Are delightful TO the palate, and is sh,
most easily digested of ali breads. conse
quently they are desirable for all classea
The best grade Of these goods are made in
Raleigh and furnished to the trade by
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'eWs ii Observer
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

May 3, 1896.