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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-23

Karl's Clover Root Tea Is u sure
cure for Headache and nervous dis
eases. Nothing relieves so quickly
Sold by Sam b. Wilson 4 Co., Bryan.
Through the kindness Of Mr.. w. S.
Howell a blackboard has been secured
for the Baptist church and the evan
gelist, Rev. S. o. Mitchell, Is adding to
the interest and force Of his seFmons by
free hand drawing and text writing, at
which he is very expert. II you have
not seen this instructive feature Of his
work do no miss another opportunity.
Remember that everybody is cordially
invited to attend these services, morn
ing. afternoon and night.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-23

KANSAS CuY, April 22.-Rev John
Lennon Glonnon, who has been appoint
cd coadjutor 10 Bishop Hogan, has, for
several years been the lattcr's assistant.
He was horn IN West Meath county, Ire
land, June IL, 1852, and came 10 Kansas
City in 1852. He was ordained a priest
here In 1884 The appointment Of Fa-
Their Glonnon means that he will prac-
tically have control Of the affairs Of this
diocese. and in the event Of the death on
retirement Of Bishop Hogan. he win b.
named a. his successor The appoint
ment just made Is the result q a confer
once Of Catholic dignitaries held In this
city In January last, when, because Of
Bishop Hogan's declining years, the
pop6wa potitionod TO grant him an as
dstnnt
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-23
I.ea,h At -. LauI..

ST. LOUIS, April 22.-Commissioner
Eva Booth Of the Salvation Army has
arrived here. About 90 officers Of the
Midland division Of the Army were at
the union station and gave her a hearty
welcome. Last night Commissioner
Booth directed q meeting In the grand
music hall nj the exposition building
and was given a rousing reception. In
her address she stated that ont Of the
1000 officers in the United States but 30
had left the ranks Of the Salvation
Army
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-23
rRIAL OF scoTT JACKSON.
Being Tried at Newport For the Muir
der Of Pearl Bryan.

ncinE Tried at NewPert For the Mur-
der Of Pearl BryAn.
NEWPORT, KY, April 22.-The trial
Of Scott jackson for the murder Of Pearl
Bryan began before Judge Helm yester-
day. jackson protested bitterly against
coming into court handcuffod. but Shcr.
in Plummer insisted ON II owing 10 the
large crowd. jackson was cool and con-
suited freely with his attorneys. Al
though admission was by ticket the
room was crowded and some with the
tickets could not get in. Only four Ia
dies were admitted. The prosecuting
attorneys having given notice that the
evidence will be such that no ladies
should be IN the courtroom. The jury
was completed late IN the afternoon,
Only three percmptory challenges hav'
ing been made
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-23

Alex Beard was here yesterday from
Ihe Brhzos bottom.
~. Virginia west returned from
Heane yesterday.
Work On the Parker building has
been progressing nicely for several
weeks, both stories now being up.
Office for rent Residence for sale.
Apply 70 X. y. Ford. i23
PHI. Arlington Was up from MillIean
yesterday.
LOsT-A bunch Of seven keys on
ring with nome ofw. P. woOien stamp
q on both sides Of seal. 1874
Geo. Il. White Of Fort Worth, was
hsre yesterday.
Buy your toilet articles at Halls
drug store. He has the hest selection
:, he lowest prices. iS
1'iAlhlla. Il is flne for stock. Also
na,e .1Afuil line OF other feed stuifs.
Phone s.. 7. +. Castles.
Weigh returned from Houston
yesterday.
ladies wishing stamping done viii
find Mrs J. Bonneville mas the latest
IN lionilon patterns At T P. Wooien's
residence. l2f
For pure drugs, accurate prescrlp-
lions. polite and courteous attention 90
% uallsdgug store. 1876
Mrs. J. A. Buckholls ia visiting her
daughter At Galveston.
All TIE new and delightful peTfumery
alien D. Halls. 1876
Nelson Cayenaneh is just recovering
from several days Illness.
Mrs. G. NJ. Proctor has received q
beautiful hne Of new Dresden silks for
dresses ank waists. l24
Consumption, LaGrippe. Pneumonia.
and all Throat aud Lung diseases are
cured By Shlloh's Cure. Sold by Sam
y. Wilson a Co. Bryan.
Rev. s. II. Whipksy OF Hearne, was
here yesterday attending the revival al
the Baptist church.
Lem b. Hall has the finest soaps AMI
toilet articles. 1876
Charles Hill and Seth Mooring spent
. san Jaclnlo In NaYasola, where the
people celebrated the day In great
shape.
The beautiful caniata IN Eve sets,
Little Red Riding Hood, win be pre-
nenlhi e. The opera house Friday even
ine. May /. By Miss Willie Friley and
music class.
Constipation causes more than tslf
lho ma 81 women. kari's Clover Root
Zen Is a pleasant cure FOR Constipation.
Sold b. Sam B. Wilson 4 Co, Bryan.
For salo--A good second hand deliv-
~ wagon. Apply 70 John B. Mike'iSO
N. Ryplnski returned rom Dallas
Yesterday. Tie aiionded the sound
money conference and Il enthusiastic
ally n favor Of the principles promul-
gated and policy adopted BIZ that body.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-23

ST. LOUIS, April 22,-Bctweon and
o'clock this morning the large brick
barrack building. 300 feet long by so
wide, at jefferson barracks, Il miles
south Of this city ON the river bank, was
totally destroyed by fire Considerable
quantity Of furniture and clothing were
also consumed and and 10000 cartridges
exploded. Soldiers also lost most Of
their personal effects. Total loss about
2g0 OOO
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-23

DENVER, April 2s.-The American
National bank failed TO open this
morning A notice was posted ON the
door 10 the effect that the directors had
decided 20 hquidate. This step was
taken ON account Of internal dissensions.
II is said al depositors win be paid in
full. T. I. Hin is In charge Of the bank
on behalf OF the government
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-23
DIOK JOINS &C
Real Estate Agt's.
0FFloE UPSTAIRS. NEXT DOOR n

'NN Itr ufnfAiho, MN DvVN "
EAGLE OFFICE, BRYAN.
Part Of ne property that has heretofore
been advertised IN this column will
appear no mofe. II has been SOLD.
Loot over The let remaining I you
ana prospective purchaser. II you
have property 70 sell, Put Il 10 our
handle at a selling price, not over.
rated, and perhaps u will be thenext
20 60.
Three houses for colored renters,
Will 20 Cor $500. Situated near the
railroad above the public we'll.
A two hundred and sixteen acre
farm, two tenant houees-0ver one hun
dfed acres IN cultivation. 9l-2 miles
northeast Of Bryan and near kurten.
Ni'l exchange lor town property.
FL Renl-Two houses in Freedman
town.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Five acres Of land with good well and
tHo houses. Situated near the oil mill,
one mile from courthouse and out OF
corporation. Will exchange for home
and lot within corporation.
FOR SALE.
A house with four rooms, and hve
lols attached. In the northern part OF
The city, on the pretiiest bin In town.
FOR RFNT OR SALE.
TWenty.aix acres Of land; some with.
IN and some without corporation south
Of the CITY.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-23
FIGHTING FOR A NINE.
A Pitched Hattie Likely over the Pos
session of the bismarck Mine.

A Pitched Hattie Likely over the Pos
session Of the bismarck Mine.
IDAHo SPRINGS. Colo, April Ca
Great excitement prevails here over the
possession Of the Bismarck mine, and IL
appears as II there viii BE- a pitched bat
lie over the possession Of the property.
Those interested and seen refuse 10 talk.
but Il is said that an organized effort
will be- made 10 regain possession Of the
property. The difficulties originated al
most six months ago, when Beers Bros.
Of New York City failed to meet their
mining obligations. The wages Of the
miners were In arrears and an attach
ment was made against the property to
secure the debt Monning & Bailey, an
orcbuying concern Of this city and Den
yer. held claim against Beers Bros
and paid OFF the attachment and took
charge Of the mine and have since been
operating t. In the past month big
strike Of mineral was made. IL was
claimed by the friends Of Beers Bros.
that Morning q Bailey long ago paid
of its indebtedness. Last week Beers
Bros. offered TO pay that firm any bal
ance due them. At first this seemed ia
be agreeable and the Beers people were
given possession Of the property, but ON
Monday night Morning q Bailey took
forcible possession, threatening anyone
who attempted 10 eject them from IL,
No legal action has been taken rs yet
and neither side seems 10 favor such an
action, as they claim the law would b,
too slow. The mine is one Of the best
In this country. The average value OF
the ore is now $50 per ton.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-23
rrI.ee Mortrnre nana. seIa.

NEW YORK. April e2.-There was sold
at public auction in this city, 5000, 900
81. Louis and san Francisco consoli-
dated 4 per cent mortgage bonds. The
price obtained was 30 per cent ON se5,-
900, and 30 per cent ON the face value Of
the remainder. The sale is a technical
proceeding incident TO the agreement
between the Atchison management and
reorganizers Of the 81 Louis aud san
Francisco companies.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-23

JEFFERSON CRY, No, April 22.-The
supreme court has overruled the motion
for rehearing Of the appeal Of the Tay-
lor brothers convicted Of numbering the
Meeks family, from Carroll county cir.
cult court. and unless Governor Stone
interfcres William Taylor viii hang
April 30. George Taylor win also be
hanged that day II he Is captured.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-23

MILWAUKEE, April 2e-Miss Josie NJ
Cleveland Of Chicago, a cousin Of Prcsi-
dent Cleveland, and Robert G. Battisby,
a merchant tailor Of Minneapolis, were
married here. Miss Cleveland, accom-.
panied by her mother, arrived here and
met Mr.. Battisby by appointment. The
couple left for Minneapolis after the
ceremony.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-23

BUFFALO, April 2s.-A general strike
Of all building trades has been or
dered In this city 20 take effect May 1.
The intent Of this action is 20 force an
s.hour day. Il Is said President Com
pcrs was here recently and this action Of
the central labor body Of Buffalo is an
outcome Of his visit Though only the
building trades are now known to b. in
volved, Il is thought the intending
strikers may induce Others 10 join with
thcm.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-23

Millican was unfortunate in be-
ing the scene Of the Brooks-War-
rail- tragedy, but the fact should be
borne in mind by people else
where that the man who commit
ted the terrible crime Of murder
ing his own daughter was a COM
parative stranger in the commune
~ and in the county, attracted
there by employment At The quar-
ries. and not a citizen.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-23

NEw York, April 2e.-padercwski,
the pianist has placed in the hands Of
William Stoinway aud DR., William
Mason Of this city, and Colonel II. l.,
Limfons Of Boston, trustees, $4,000 for
the pusposc Of establishing tricnnial
prizes for composers Of American birth.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-23

WASHINGTON, April 22-Consul Gen
cral Williams has cabled Secretary
Olncy MS follows:
"Diaz is detained nj police headquar-
tiers. He Is occupying a spacious, dry,
well ventilated noon in the upper story.
Proceedings in his case are being hast
ened by orders from headquarters. The
result is expected IN a couple Of days in
his and Dygarts' cases"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-23

CHICAGO, April 2e.-The strike Of the
clothingcuttcrs, which has been In
progress for the last three months, has
been declared on. The employees won
an unconditional victory About 1000
men were ont, clothingcutters and gar.
montworkors combined.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-23

LEADER. wy, April s2.-rhe council
of the Shoshone and Arapahoe Indians
with Indian In.-2ctor Mclaughlin has
Just closed. AfNr much oratory Il was
decided 30 offer the government the Big
Horn hot springs with territory . by
10 miles surrounding q for a0O.OO0.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-23
MEMcANs AeLP cELeeRAre.
Two Military Hands Play NJ san Jaclnio
hay Celebration nd ~ Paso.

bay Celebration nj ~ raso.
FL PAso, Tex. April s2.-The people
Of III Paso In celebrating the annivors-
AIRY Of the battle Of San Jacinto ON Tues.
day bound Texas and Mexico closer to-
gethcr in the bonds Of friendship ane
bruthcrly love General Hernandez,
commander Of the Second military zone
Of Mexico sent the Eleventh cavalry
and Nineteenth infantry bands Of Mcxi-
co over 10 help III Paso celebrate. Il
was an event without a parallel In the
history, a general Of the army Of a great
nation sending his great military bands
20 help seronade the celebration Of the
defeat Of the forcfathcrs Of the sore-
undors
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-23

LEBANON, Ind, April Getty Mar.
shal Witt arrostod 20 sports, business
and professional people and ono editor
In the various gamblinghouses here and
viii try 20 break up the business In Lob.
anon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-23
Lynchcr. Isaihed.

Tyler, Tex, April 22.-Adam Baker,
colored, has been arrested ON a charge
Of criminal assault ON the wife Of
prominent farmer near Garden Valley.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to
lynch the negro.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-23
Pasturage.

have 100 acres ofland adjoining my
residence In the northern part Of town,
we'll e: in Burmuda grass, California
clover and native grasses. You can
turn your COW or horse into II for $50
per month. l24 o. l.. TABOR.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-23

wAvERLy. Ms. April 2e.-while
bathing in a pool at the tile works, Al.
bert Jones, aged 10, was drowned while
trying TO save younger companion.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-23

BKKvnIx, Tex, April e2.-The Swear
old baby Of Howard jarrett, who lives
Eve miles west Of Beeville, drank car
bollc acid. Il Il In critical condition.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-23
FnR SALE

Mrs. Fulkerson's residence In the
Eastern part OF town.
Mr.. j. Allen Myers' residence on the
corner East OF the Chistian church.
See Dick Jones & Co., at once for par
ticulars.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-23

VIENNA. April s2.-Baron HiNch died
Of heart disease at his estate near ko-
morn.
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Canvas l-anieuX.
Pompadour Mohair.

Is a MOHAIR and WOOL BOURETTE NOVEL
Y neat check in all the latest color combinations,
covered with small cus of bright lustre Mohair forming
a stripe extra value at $500 per yard
Samples to out-of-town patrons
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VII AM wGrnoN OFFICERS.

Wilmington. n. e., Nov, Is The sixty
first annual meeting OF the stockholders
of the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad
was held ne the company's offices In this
city at noon to-day. The following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing year:
President, W. G. Elliott; Vice President,
III. Walters. Directors, II, II, Newcomer,
III. Walters NJ Jenkins, ]. II. Mccoy,
Baltimore; III. II. Plant, New York; Geo.
Howard. 7. w Norwood, DIR, A. j. De-
Rosset, Il. II. Borden, w. III. Willard,
North Carolina Secretary and Treasur-
or, James It. Post, Jr.
The following executive officers were
subsequently named by the directors.
General Manager, ]. II. Kenly; Super
intendent. Jno. II. Devine; Traffic Man
ager. Il. NJ. Emerson; General Freight
and Passenger Agent, Horace Nj. Elmer
son; General Auditor, w. A, Riach; En-
gineer of roadway, Il. b. Peasants; SUI
perintendent of Transportation, Edwin
Borden; Master Mechanic. John Bissett;
Master Car Builder. ]. III. Davis.
Subsequently a meeting of the stock
holders of the Wilmington Columbia and
Augusta Railroad was held, the W, G.
and A.. being under lease by the w. and
w. and the same board of directors and
the same officers as given above for the
w. and w. were elected for the ensuing
y-o,r
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GEoRGrA,s NEW JUSTICES.

Atlanta Ca, Nov IS The Democratic
State convention called to nominate three
candidates for associate justices of the
Supreme Court to fill the vacancies Gre
ated by the constitutional amendment
adopted at the recent election, increasing
the bench from to 6, met at the capitol
to-day. Judge Samuel Lumpkin was
nominated to succeed himself for tho
full term of six years Balloting was then
begun for the three new justices. On the
first ballot Hon. W. A. Little, of Colum
bus, formerly Assistant Attorney-Gener.
nj for the Interior under Secretary Smith
was nominated. On the second ballot
there was no nomination, and the conyen
ton adjourned until p, IN.
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4NN nNlN

4s.s Naslsal s1eh wssl esyS, SsS N@NeFARt'
xerasaa Ga friday, TIE sNsses
81 a.ake's Csre9e viii NeeS AhNeS'say
M satA az Ms. Bates, HAST Morgan
street, at =. NJ.
,The survey of the hong distance teie-
.nhons irons this city TO nsnvllle has al
ready bISa shade and work viii begin 81
nnce. SAYS Manager Glass,
MIR. Cecil Holloway has moved TO bur
Nngton where he will have the manage
uent of the steam laundry. Tie is a young
man of experience and capacity.
Mr.. Chss. Watts and party, of the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad, passed through
Raleigh last night in private car on
their return from Atlanta TO Washington
u'hr Tvhayer-Wilson company which
,nlavssf "a Nights Frohc" at the Acade-
mr. of Music Tuesday night, went TO
Iouisburg yesterday morning and showed
there last night.
Cards are cut for q reception to be
given Thursday evening by Misses Nellie
Ashe and Lizzie Ashe 10 meet Misses
Lizzie Moreheas and Charlotte Tomin-
son. OF Durham.
Mr.. Will Bailey, OF the Recorder, says
that s. Ohio Wilson did have credentials
from his church, Inwood, to the Baptist
State convention at Morganton. Mr..
.Arendcn was misinformed.
MIR. Allen Rogers. father OF Mr.. b. Z.
Rogers, of this city, died at his home,
,xorth az here, Tuesday afternoon at Q
aoclecI The funeral was held yesterday
afternoon and the body inferred at the
family burying ground.
Mr.. w. H. King has purchased from
Wynne and Ellington the corner lot on
Morgan cnd Mcdowell streets, and Mr..
NJ. III. Rogers has bought the lot adj
Soining en- Morgan street and will re-
model and improve the residence on it at
once.
MIR. "A. LII. Woodell, the Grand Secre-
fary of the Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows, arrived in the city yesterday and
will make his future home here. Mr.
Eoadef is well known here, being an old
Raleighite, but he has been living IN
Greensboro since the secretary's office
was transferred from Raleigh to Greens
boro.
A crews of hands are ut work preparing
to take down the telephone poles in the
city and put taller ones in their place.
Those now in use are 80 to 400 feet high;
the new ones will be from so to 60 feet
in height A large cable, of so wires ca
pacity. win be substituted for the net
work of wires on Fayetteville street.
Secretary Hyams, of the Republican
Executive committee, last night gave an
oyster supper, at Giersch's restaurant, to
the messenger boys Of the Postal and
Western Union companies, in token of
his appreciation of their services in re-
eeiving and delivering messages during
the campaign and on election night. 1t
is needless to say that they We're all there:
hugely enjoyed the luscious bivalves and
unanimously voted Mr.. Hyams royal
good fellow.
Col g. Bent Afford. OF Holly Springs,
was in the city yesterday. He said he
didn't know exactly how many votes he
got in the district, but that he is certain
ne got % in Wake and somebody told
him he got 4 in Chatham and 8 in Ran
doIph He has not yet received his Of
ficial returns from Johnston, Frank
lin, Nash and Vance. 1t may be that
they have some pleasant surprise pack
ages in stere for the Colonel yet. Who
knows =
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DIR. sHIkKs SERMON LAST NIGHT

Rev. DR. @. H. Shinn, of Galesburg,
Illinois, the guest now of Marshal O. j.
Carroll, preached very, eloquent sermon
1 TO Nlrge and attentive audience at the
academy last night DIR. Shinn is Of the
Eniyersaiist faith, and will be in The
State some two weeks longer responding
TO invitations from different points. The
Doctor personally is a hearty type of the
genial gentleman. and years ago made
his home in Clarksburg, West Virginia,
which is his native town. After leaving
North Carolina he viii return to his home
in Illinois. He has had pleasant visit
to Raleigh and will take his departure
so-day.
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rom WATSON VII / purrNn
ANe.nEINNel flNlN lst rNse

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s,srg s,,6sa Mar tA8N,i,a tho pfssenp'a
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y4g thoiy 8nRnenrNt rhes sytN'ta 81 he
III e,4Aa huHA1f and e4vetya tht'f riehas
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esga4A H. Mite aNd thAflea i.ofrtte ~
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t9.>9kysF wApA Ae Nae shot Judge
tSARAs>y,s sFANte,i a continuance untn The
sAsasgAa wktneas saNla h. paundh
4Re4V IA xpeat excitement hefe oeca
sg,sseA M the tgiaL and politieel hnee are
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s. A. L. ANNUAL MEETINGS.

The annual meetings Of the stockhold-
ars of the reads composing the Seaboard
Airline system will be held at the COM
Dany'e building on Halifax street to-
dag at o o'clock.
President Hoffman, Vice-President st
John and General Superintendent McBet
ara other officials came to Raleigh las
an ht to attend these meetings to-day
n CIV came in private cars A and G.
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Upholstery.

New japanese dr. perry er. pes all col
ors. aith gold printed f4ures: Poppy,
Carnation, Chrysanthemum a, other
floral designs besides a great variety
of Delft and Japanese effeets-10c ts
II &c per yard
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Savannah. ia. Nov. iS.-Fire in two
holds Of the British steamship Ripon City
was extinguished this morning and the
< Cargo in being unioaded
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pINEY WOODS INN OPEN.

sonlfcra Pines, N. c., Nov. 18.-(Spe-
.oial l-IAe season at this winter resort
was formally opened to-day when the
doors Of the piney Woods Inn were open
cd for the accommodation Of the public.
The many smaller hotels IN the village
have a number of guests, but the opening
OF this hotel is the event of the season anu
was duly celebrated by hGnqnef, given
at the invitation of the general passenger
agent. T. j. Anderson, to general passen-
ger agents Of all the leading railway lines.
a large namber Of railway ms and press
sorres,. unieuts were present The man
sger, M Chas. St. John, has many ap-
plicatisis Tor the coming season, and al
1ogethef. Southern Pines win have the
most prosperous year since 1t became
acted as a winter resort for those desiring
~ escape the severe Northern cIimate
The whole party visited Pinehurst. where
signs of great activity were manifest
The cottages at that pretty village art
ALI rented for the coming season anc
many arrivals are noted daily.
~ ~ 80 E;ra iY 4xvf
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The New Store Always Busy
ue DOUBLE GLASS FRONT INDEXES rHE.sroRE INSIDE

~ @ s t,9s ' ;so sroG a A. s5sss
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Rich Dress Goods.

George Eliot says that "there is satisfaction in the
consciousness of being well dressed which religion can
not give" However deep that satisfaction may be- the
means of attaining it are here in fullest measure; and
every who wants to be SURE she is right in the
matter of dress WILL whatever else she SEES make it a
point to fuckers dress goods.