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THE KESsICo CONGRATULATIONS station. Har.
l lem Railroad; 90 minutes ride from the Grand
Central Depot. Ohtcc. Ia East &2d 1t.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26
HIGHER COST OF LIVING,

The new tarlI law Is, as has been
pointed out by the newspapers and
leading statesmen, a measure de-
signed wholly ia the interest Of the
milllonaifes, monopolIes ane trust
bafons, It will not be Of The least
benefit TO the common people, It
will only place additional burdens
on their shoulders, II means SLIM
ply that the cost of living will be
higher, aud although this viii be Of
little Importance to the wealthy
class II woana much TO those poor
or In moderate circumstances,
The higher cost Of living under
this new law and during the admin.
istfation of William Mckinley the
sosealled representatives Of pros.
pcrltN Ia shown by the following
llet Of articles Of every day use
which have been taxed In the inter
est Of trusts aud mon0p0llets by the
Republican tariff tinkefs,
jellieH, raised 8 cents,
Oranges and lemons, more than
double
Nuts, Increased ! cent per pound,
Meats, raised 8 per cent,
Ghleofy, made cent a pound, II
was free,
Chocolate raised a half cent
Salt, lg cents for 10 pounds, II
was free
Pushes and tyelyets, changed
from 40 per cents to . cents per
yard aud 70 per cent
lieadymade clothing and cotton
generally Increased 10 per cent,
Hosiery raised 10 per cent
Floor mating, from . 10 cents,
was free
Collars aud cuffs, Increased 10 per
cent
Lace goods, raised 10 per cent,
Dress goods, advanced 20 per
cent
Carpets increased from ~ 10 60
cents a yard
Silks raised 10 per cent,
leads trimmings hats, etc, Inc
creased from 10 10 30 per eebt,
Boots aud shoes, umbrellas, ads
yaneed 3 per cent
apotlaelea aud eyeplasaoa, ad-
creased 10 per cent
Cutlery aud scissors, raised 70 pef
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26
DRILL PRIZES

The great interstate drill at San
Antonio, IL over and we give below
the companies winning prizes
Glass A, First prize. of $4,000 and
lnster-state championship cup,
Governors Guard, Of Austin, Tex,
Second prize Of $1,000 Morton Ga.
dets, Of Washington, D, @, Third
prize, $500, Sealy rifles Of Galveston
The finish Of the other competing
companies was aa follows Fourth
Company O, ST. Paul, MINI.
Thurston Rifles, Omaha, Neb Bel
knap Rifles, San Antonio,
Glass y, First Llpscomb Rifles
Of Lullng, Texas second, Treavant
rifles, of Dallas, Texas third, Lyon
rifles, of Ut, WORTH fourth, Tom
Hamilton Guards,of Mllanol fifth, j,
N, Shaw Rifles, of NayasotaI sixth
Denlson Rifles, Of Denlson seventh
Garlty Rifles, of Corsleana,
louaye contest, First prize $1,000
Nicely souaye, Of Memphis, Tenn
second, Dallas souaye, of Dallas
third, San Antonio souaye,
First prize on camp inspection,
Houston Light Artillery second,
Deniaoh rifles,
These companies won both the
state aud interstate camp prizes
Best guard mount and guard
duty slll, nag awarded to the sixth
regiment, Col Mark Swain com.
maudlug, Best officer Of the day,
gold medal, Major o, q, Drew
Sergeant Major reporting duties
most promptly gol medal award.
cd TO Sergeant Major lIlount
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26
THE EXPECTED HAPPENED.
The Republican Tariff Mon
strocity Has Been Voted
Upon this People.
M'KINLEY, ET AL, HAPPY
The Great Prosperity Machine Has
Ground its Sack of Grist and
Closed for the Season,
M'KINLEY, ET AL, HAPPY

The tariff bill passed its last legis-
latiye stage at 3 p, m, Saturday
July "a, when the senate, by de-.
cisiye vote of forty to thirty
agreed to the conference report on
the BILL The announcement of the
result was greeted with enthusiasts
tic applause by the crowded cham
Der, This closed the great labor
for which the 55th congress ASSEM-
bled in extraordinary session and
after stubborn resistance, at times
threatening a deadlock, the senate
concurred with the house in a reso-
luton for the final adjournment Of
the session
An analysis Of the vote shows
that the affirmative vote was cast
by thlrty-seyen Republicans, one
Democrat (McEnery), one silver Re
publican Zones Of Nevada, and one
Populist Stewart,
The negative vote was cast by
twenty-eiRht Democrats and two
Populists, Harris and Turner, Mr.,
Teller silver Republican, and two
Popullsts, Allen and Butler, were
present and did not vote, one
Populists (Kyle), and one silver Re-
publican (Pettlgrew), were absent
without pairs, which was equlva-
lent TO Withholding their vote,
After this the presidents mes
sage was read, asking the house to
appoint a currency commission to
look into our money matters and
make recommendations to our next
session Of congress, The house took
a vote on this accommodation
aud passed the Stone bill, which
was drawn up several days ago and
on which the message was based,
by 4 vote Of l2l to 90, The Senate
referred the matter wlthot action,
Speaker Reed after all Of this,
sent In a list of his committees
which are made up largely Of Rec
publIcanh
Both branches now stand ads
iourned until the regular session IN
December
Just when the DlnRley monstrocl.
~ will be put In force the papers
do not say, but we suppose from
and after lis passage,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26

cent
PENS changed from 8 to u cents
4 gross,
Hair and hat pins, increased 10
per cent
Sugar, raised | cent pound.
Preserved vegetables, raised 10
per cent
Flowers, % per cent, were free,
Fresh water fish and mackerel
aud halibut, advanced a quarter OF
q cent a pound, Arkansas Gazette,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26

L0ST=A black Ice wool shawl,
36ineh square, dropped somewhere
between llenedeld Hotel and Mrs,
wills Whltakore residence, Find.
or OF the same will please return to
Mrs j, NJ, Benefited and will be
properly rewarded,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26

A branch Of the National Railway
building aud Loan Association of
Atlanta, Gan has been organized In
the city with the following citizens
as otieefsl jj, kfess, presldentI
VIM, taihg, vice PRESIDENT g, b,
Swindell, secretary treasurer This
association has for lts president the
exmayor OF Atlanta, Ga, The
other officers aud directors are
prominent railway officials In the
south, aud was organized TO occupy
a field not heretofore covered for
railway telegraph and express men
Of the country We Wish them Aue,
cess N our city,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26

lluddleston Bros, nave lust res
eeived fine line Of smoked meats,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26

For hlgh grade real estate, real.
ltnee on huAineea property, call ON
W, g. Cook, No sOl, llast Broad
street, $40.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-26

,,ood mounting a speciality,
Dlamon0 .tock Of Watches and Dia-
Largo51os aver shown in the city.
mOau1 orders solicited. All goods
VooIIdT osoIdT With a guarantee
The news & observer., 1897-10-07
What Men 80: go:
Who Have Tried lt
-SAY OF
The Kelley Treatment
AT GREENSBORO. N. T.
AT GREENSBORO. N. q.

Mr.. Theo. Edwards, a lawyer as well
as splendid planter, of Bull Head,
Green county, N. O., writes w. II. Os-
borne, May IL, 1897, as follows:
Another year has passed making four
since / left the Institute cured of nv
thirst for intoxicating liquors, and as I
have annually written you or Dorsey
Battle since that time, assuring You OF
my faith in the permanency of the cure.
l now assure you once more that time
only adds faith in all the good things il
has done for me, and others who have
taken the Treatment with a desire 10 re-
form their lives. / am glad to be able to
report all the boys in Greene who have
taken the Treatment to be still on the
right road, and are strong in their praises
for what has been done for them. was
truly glad to know that you had at the
Institute a goodiy number Of patients
As long as there are any drunkards. {
do hope you will continue full up. Every
day ! live, thank God anew for spar
Ing me long enough to take the Treat
ment thereby saving my life aud cool
from damnation."
The news & observer., 1897-10-07
PERSONALS.

Mr.. Ashley Horne, of Clayton, was
here yesterday.
Mr. Claude w. Smith, of Johnston
county. is in the city
Mr.. j. M. Merritt has returned from
a visit to friends in Oxford
General Matt. w. Ransom left yes
terday for his home in Northampton
county.
Mr.. r. G. Rivers is back from Elm
City. where he went to attend the Taft
Hoover marriage.
General Hoke and family have return
ed from Lincoln Lithia Springs, where
they have spent the summer.
Mr.. John L. Bridgers, Of Tarboro,
left yesterday for his home. He has
been here attending Supreme court.
Labor Commissioner J. Y. Hamrick
Yesterday afternoon returned from the
Western part of the State, where he has
been on tour of mine inspection.
Mrs. Pierre Cox. who has been visit
ing here for the past two weeks, yester-
day returned to her home in Tarboro.
Mrs. Cox is one of the most beautiful
women in the State and great social
favorite in Raleigh.
MIR. J. Il. Harris, owner of the cele-
brated Harris Lithia Springs and one
of the livest and most popular citizens
of the Palmetto State, is at the Var
borough. The Harris Lithia water has
unauestioned merit as is attested by the
medical profession and the public gen.
erallv. and because OF this fact and the
progressive policies of its popular owner
It. fame is spreading all over the coun-
iz. ! Observation-Disclosures
The news & observer., 1897-10-07
THE MARSHAL'S BALL.
To be Held Friday Night of Fair Week
at the Marlborough.

| The final arrangements were made
yesterday to hold the MarshaPs Ball un-
der the auspices of the Capital Club at
the Marlborough House ON Friday night
of Fair week.
The dining nall. parlors and halls of
the Marlborough are adequate to the dc-
mands of such an occasion, ana MT.
Raney, the clever proprietor of the Aar-
borough, kindly rendered them to the
club and the society, and the ball IL 10
be made Il special feature of Far week.
The city VIII be full of the gallant sasn
weorers from all over the State, and
the fair ones will be here from the
mountains to the sea. As the opening
day of the great fete occasion approach
es, the evidences accumulate that this
wears annual gathering at the States
centennial gala occasion will be equal
to the biggest and best that has hereto
fore been held. Railroad rates are rea-
sonable. The work of the planters will
be about over, and everybody and his
neighbor should come and have gem
eral mingling together of the GOOD
Tar-Hee folks from every town ana
section The entry books are hiling up,
the space in the buildings and grounds
is being rapidly taken, the marshais are
fixing for gorgeous parades, the music
is tuning up. the girls are making their
new dresses to wear, the old folks are
getting themselves and the children
ready, the racers are in training, the fine
stock are beginning to look fatter and
sleeker, the roosters are practicing for
regular growing jubilee.
Raleigh is going to decorate and dress
up in regular Sunday-go-to-meeting
attire. Her gates are going to stand
wide open and the fair is going to be 4
big one. Let everybody get ready to
come.
The news & observer., 1897-10-07
THE WEATHER TO-DAY.

For North Carolina: Fair Thursday
south to west winds.
For Raleign and Vicinity: falr. on
weotber Conditions.-Th mrometer
g lowest over New England ana rises
westward to the Rocky Mountain siope.
very little rain has occurred anywhere
rery small amounts are reported onN
over southern Florida and at Marque'uS,
Michigan. The weather is senera,s aIar
clear throughout the central valley,
south and west. and is cloudy only aiohs ,hs
tbe'r the north m Atlantic coast. West Of fine the
Mississippi Mi river the winds have SHIFTED mt "a
80 northerly, with somewhat cooler
weather.
The news & observer., 1897-10-07
Millinery.

So much has been raid of this stores
Millinery that very little remains TO
be told. o, eni days conveyed to
every eye the artistic excellence of
our Hats Lare crowds aud larger
character
Did it ever occur TO you WHY our
Mi linery is so much cheaper than at
the 9th fel ow D? Easy enough.
We show more artistic efiecis and
charge YOU only for Ihs material and
the work. Nota penny for the style.
Compare our 50 Hats with our com
pettors. That the reai test com
parison.
The news & observer., 1897-10-07
THE NEWS SPREADS.

Little Liver Pills-25c., (the health-keep
ers in the family. and Kodak-Headache
Powders 3 doses 10c., (the Tonic Balm
for all Palms,. Ask your druggist.
The news & observer., 1897-10-07
Here's Few Suggestions from Our Window
81. 98 a Window.

New Patterns In Swiss Tambour Lace
Curtains hat your mothers could not
duplicate for style and beauty for ten
dOllaIS.
The news & observer., 1897-10-07
NOTICE.

ANY information regarding the place
and date of birth of Nathaniel Green
Curtiss will be thankfully received by,
JAMES SOUTHGATE,
Durham, n. G.
The news & observer., 1897-10-07

Life Insurance policies bought. Loans
made on Tontine and other kinds of
policies. G. NJ. HAWKINS & CO.,
9-16-tf Raleigh, n. G.
The news & observer., 1897-10-07

SPECIAL TERM.-The Governor or
ders a special term of court for Bertie
county. December 18th is the date. II
is not yet known what judge will hold
IL
The news & observer., 1897-10-07
Business Notices,
WANTED.

Compositor to do mechanical work on
country Newspaper. Very small wages
first few months. Address M" 430
West Market street, Greensboro, n. G.
The news & observer., 1897-10-07

The 120th North Carolina Reports are
ready and for sale by
ALFRED WILLIAMS & co.
The news & observer., 1897-10-07
FARMERS DIFFER
In OPINION au....'----

Now Is the best time to Sow Annual Glove
Seed. In the husk they are surer and better
crop than Cleaned seed If ground is baked
between your otton on Corn rows, run over
very lightly with cultivator and SOW broad
cast thirty of cleaned or sixty pounds OF
seed in the husk.
The month of september is proper time to
SOW all grasses. Small plots should be spad"d
deep, and fields should be broken with two
horse ploughs, and thoroughly pulyerlZed
with disc and smoothing harrow.
Ne are giving this information from our
experience We have seed to sell. We charge
only tor them. We have now in stock { rim
son Clover Feed. cleaned and in the husk
Choice Red Cover se ed; best quality Orchard
Grass Seed; Blue Grass of finest qua ity for
lawns etc.: Virginia Winter Rye; Virginia
Winter Oats
There is no advance In field seed with the
exception of wheat will be glad to give
prices on any Thing you wish in seed line.
Nearly every thing in the grocery line mas
advanced % to 50 per cent. We have been
compelled to advance price of Roller Cham
pion Flour" Our High Art Coffee" He
No Tea" and "CIover Hill Butter are retailed
at former prices, alti Oueh there has been
material advance in price of butter.
canned Goods are very muc0 hig1 VIII
make 1T to interest of persons buying IN
large lots to give us call.
w. C. STRONACH g. SONS,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers.
The news & observer., 1897-10-07
81 40 a Window.

Swiss Tambour lace Curtains. They
are mae hine made. but they are beau
ties. lhea at rive dollar Diil.
The news & observer., 1897-11-30
". {. Stronach &Sons
GgocerS.

Wholesale If we can. Retail IL we
must.
Amongst other ,epistles of like nature
we publish one note which shows That
bread cast upon the waters, will some
times float to your neighbors-it reads
II was very much touched by your
pathetic story Of the little Grace boy
does he attend our Graded Schools? if
you will give me his address, will send
him, some Paper collars.
We are sorry we can not hereafter
undertake to reply to other letters than
those, which relate to the purchase of
Smithfield, Southampton, and some
Extra Fancy old North Carolina-West-
phalia, Ferris, and other choicest brands
of Hams, Breakfast Strips, and Tongues
-Goldengate-Prem and other
brands of Finest Fruits, and Vegetables,
Picked Mangoes two years old as
fine as silk Preserves and Jellies, in all
sizes, and shapes-Condiment Sauces,
and Catsups, Salmon, Lobster Shrimp,
AnchOvies, French Sardines-Kippered
Herring, Poted Turkey-Hams, ETC.
Plum Puddings, Mince Meat, Fat Turkeys
-Muscovy and Muddle Ducks-Chickens,
Geese, and Tooth Picks-and hundreds
of other Pantry, and Table Supplies.
The Grocery Business is a peculiar one,
we find We have wasted, our advertising
space, in sentiment, and we may have
been called Another Smart Ellick."
During this Holiday Season. we shall
adopt as our own, the popular Motto,
Catch as Catch can," and try to come
in very near Touch with our customers.
This policy must be strictly adhered to,
or we shall all spend next summer hoe
ing the Fragrant Onion, in the Crimson
Environment of Geranium Valley.
A lady on Blount Street asks why
The Senior allows the Juniors to
write such Scandalous advertisements.
An old gentleman asks, Why some peo-
pie are born in Scotland and some in
Ireland and some Righteous. AS neither
of them trade with US, we cannot afford
a post card in answer.
w. G. STRONACH & SONS.
The news & observer., 1897-11-30
he "Horse Shoe"

The regular one dollar kind-made of
selected lamb skins-our own importa-
+;on Toe
Cord-edge, Double faced Satin Ribbon
nj prices wonderfully low-and these
ribbons are most wanted of all. They
are for wear and for fancy work
heavy all-silk ribbons-satin, both sides,
corded edges. and the coloring are nickle,
castor. brown, white and black-the
widths are-40, 60, and S0-prices 45c.,
oU. ana .ooS
Extra fine quality of Satin Ribbon
all colorsNos. . to 40-prices Be. to. zoe
Fancy Ribbons in Roman, Plaid and
Stripes-all widths a,ai colors, from z to
60-prices from 14c. to .......... 81 90
The news & observer., 1897-11-30
When Once Down
Down They Stay.

All the special prices made for last
weeks sacrifice sale, will be continued
this week until every lot is closed out
some of the quantities not quite large
enough to advertise, but still there are
many bargains left.
The last lot of millinery samples at
so cents on the dollar that we will have
this season. Just received from La
Wake, Brett & Co., Broadway, n. Y,
the leading importers of Partisan novel
ties in this country-their entire sample
line-half the usual wholesale prices,
and will be retained at the same ridicu-
lousy low prices.
LaVake, Brett & Co.'s felt shapes
that they wholesale at 5Oc., to $l.5O,
grand sample sale price ......... zoe
LaVake, Brett & Co.'S Wings that
they wholesale from zoe. to Toe, grand
sample sale price ................. .oc
LaVake. Brett & Co.'S baby caps that
they wholesaled from 75 to $1.0O, grand
sample sale price ............... .o9c
Lavake, Brett & Co.'s Amazon
Plumes in greys, browns, blacks and
natural that they wholesaled at $500
to $5.00-grand sample sale price $1.5O
to-. .. .9S.OO
Layake, Brett & Co.'s Coque Feath-
ers that they wholesaled from SOC to
$500, grand sample sale price 2oc
TO-. - >. 'e--'oc
This is the last week of cut prices in
millinery, and all the pattern Hats, are
being closed out at half the usual prices.
Special sales of Tides, Shams, Table
Covers and Centre Pieces.
TIDIES-25c. kind 19c.; 39c. kind
25c.; SOC. kind 39c.; 75c. kind SOC.
SHAMS-$2.0 kind a pair $1.50;
$500 kind a pair $500; $400 Kind a
pair $3.50: $500 kind pair $500.
CENTER PIECES-20c. kind 15c.;
25c. kind 19c.; soc. kind 25c.