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The Saint Paul globe., 1899-05-01

M. Doran & Co. have removed from
their old quarters. 311 Jackson street. and
are how located in the Germania Life In
surance building, corner East Fourth and
Minnesota streets.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-05-01
WEST SIDE TURNER'S.
EnjoyabIe Entertainmcnt CAV

Enjoyable Entertainment Given
Last Evening at Martins Hall.
An enjoyable entertainment was given
by the West Side Turnverein Saturday
evening at Martins hall. 1t was the reg
uiar spring exhibition and ball OF the or
ganization, and as an institution which
has proven strong attraction in the
past, drew a large audience
The work Of the gymnastic classes in
different exhibitions showed commenda-
BILE proficiency on the part Of the mem
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-05-01

Adjuster for the Sun-J Quincy Haas
has been appointed special agent and
adjuster for Sun Insurance Company. Of
London, for Minnesota and Dakotas.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-05-01
Best Train Service From the Twin
Cities
Is Va the Milwaukee line.

Is via the Milwaukee line.
To Milwaukee and Chicago five through
trains each business day and four on sun
day.
TO ST. Louis daily.
To Kansas City daily
The celebrated Pioneer Limited to Mil
Waukee and Chicago every evening Is the
only perfect train in the world
Via the Milwaukee-stffe lowest rates to
all points -.,s-as
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-05-01
CITY news.

- COmmissiOned Lieutenant-J. R.
West has been commissioned second
lieutenant of Company B, Fourth regi-
ment, by Gov Lind.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-05-01

Postponed the SerVices-The young
peoples services that were to have been
held al Unity church last night were
postponed, because of the inclemency Of
the weather. until next Sunday evening.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-05-01

HOmeseekers' Excursions Via Chi
cagO Great Western Railway
May and 10Th. to points South and
West at very low rates. Call on J. P
Elmer, city ticket agent. Fifth and Rob
ert SITS, for full information.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-05-01

Bitten by IL Dog-The three-year-old
son of Ole Haveland, proprietor Of the
Minnesota house, Fifth and Rosabel, was
bitten by a dog Saturday afternoon. DR..
Ohage. health commissioner, ordered the
animal confined for two weeks to de-
termine whether or not it is affected with
rabies.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-05-01
RIGHT INTO A WINDOW
TWO YOUNG LADIES ON A TANDEM
HAVE AN UNFORTUNATE
ACCIDENT
AT wABAsHA AND SEVENTH

With Il View of Avoiding "a Col
IisiOn, One Steers One Way and
the Other Another, While the
Tandem Mounts the Sidewalk and
Breaks One of Michaud BrOs'
Plate Glass Windows.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-05-01
COFFEE.

Being our own roasters, with a COM
pletely equipped roasting room, we are
enabled to weigh out 20 you Coffee that
Is fresh roasted the same day you buy
it-thats what we do.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-05-01
DISEASE ROUTED!
HEALTH RESTORED!

happiness
7 VI
electricity fails
Use has
O
ton
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-05-01

The Chestnut About Excess Baggage
and a Bill of Large Denomination
Was New to the Homestead Man,
= So He Gave Up $79-Later He Dis
covered That His Companion Was
a BunISO Man.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-05-01

SEVENTH AND CEDAR STs.
Tel. 732. Meat Market. 1872
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-13
5Sreube in 9tpnr.
Sin s. 9eum in Der Seter8firde.
Ste 8enciung SeS 9apItes uuo Sas
0lHoenfcn an icinc SrUuuug
feierlid bcgnn9cn.

9sru4te iiber bic in 2lusfat fte6snOe
Grnsnnuna Oes Gr8biI6ofs Srsz
lamb gum papftliasn 9untiu8 in
qoris. - 86niain @;ttoriu in
9i33a angetommen. - 9eute perz
ben bic @e6eine Der 75urain BIS
mard bon @ar5in naa 6rieOriasz
rub bef0rOsrt. - 8eiieBung am 1.
2lpril. - 2(meritaniI9a Ro6Ien
Oerordngen bic engliT6en immer
msbr aus ben NGrttsn Guropa'5.
- Sin 0ampFsr an Der iriIaen
3iiIts geI9eitert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-13
2sosner's
Bargains i'll ;Srnucn.0 0cnduoern.


5raueu=RIttoer -Sailorz zmoot="RIciotr aus
5rauucm 9mBuiaIs1u6. aodct 0oufdrOio mit
itali,nitcm 2ltIas atfutttyt, -TSlp.FrontsaGffttt
Rod nit 9ercalius 0sfitttrt uuO nit Sammst siuz
gcfabt Dsrt5 $3.50 $500
-laor=maoc" RltOcr BON Gan, ipcntr,r ecrot
.TIDzTrOnts'1ad,t ciuguooeu,r Rroq,u oeidum=
ties 8idcUtbsil UonhduojQ nit NtIagsRbaoamas
urucr geidumtcr Rleiorod, init Qcrcalius Qefiit=
'trt nit Rnopicu beieBt, 56Darj Rcpal uno
NdrintbIau nTtb SO, S79S
rIalor=mdOts Rltiotr aus idnar,em. qaui
Dol'ntH G5sbiOt, Dor z75rOHts. Nad,t oOahduoig
nit .1Diato surab' ocfittcrt a,rOat,r uuo cHs
Gt3o0encr Rraetu, frani6fibss oiutrtb,u, Rod
NIT RuopisH beiebt NIT Qercaline osfittert
Drtb $3.50 $1,000
Srr pSpl0dus2lujus," aus elmer Grtru- Crcltit
9dHl tUol,utm @euttiauidsu Iu6 Qemabt Gob=
iarbcu, ibparJ braun uuD grim Dcpp,lbrihiqts
3adtt, nit Is Ru0pier in Der Front bc:sa. )
Rcibsu rStrapz"9eios duF orm Rtdeu. aan, nit
SsiOsu=Sattet geiuttsrt, Rleibtr nit u,uer Rrsis=
iform, 0sialtslttr RHdutbdl nit Spiscu unO
Rnoptcn bticst, ttints qtrtaIiuc Tutt,r uuo tuais
icrOdte GiRfdfuHq, ptrtb $500 $3.50
Graucuz 6ausftiosr, RrIs ifriibi1brs zGffsite aus
5aucD gcbIiimtsm 9srcaIt= Stoff in blau uro m,ib
i4Dorj uuo Deib uno roth uHO B,ib, glouitus
5rout 0tidltdtsr Rudru. Gpaultttcu.5 56ulter
init @auo bcicbt, Dtrtb sLuo zoe.
Guni poutns Surm=Ssr1s ifrau,HsR0dc. Girs
tularsgIuicr, stiaItsli, init Ru0pfsu i'm 8i5su
poll; 8ste, SdBari unO Wurius, Rertb $40
sos.
RIdOcrr6ds aus ibDar3sm 6bs0jot, llarcs'
UIuitr nit Enopf biHt,H NIT SaHO beitBt
GuOtms0utu, Qer5aliutz 6utt,r, D,rtb $3.50
$500.
Gjlrjpontrtr ibUar5cr Gb,piots S,rQss&od aug
sinem stitd, pier garDs nett. usuer asfditsItsr
@Hdsn, Saum oes Rodss b,sBt nit or,i Rtib,H
osriul,s.gauO uuO GorOurOp siugtiabt, Dsrtb
$50 49, SO0S.
fSrau,u= 3adetg, etmabt aus reiur Boususr,
i6purj,r 5us,, sgOrsGrOHt" sngauibHcbuO,
NIT Satin Q,ftttsrt. psytb 800 - 1915
Sodsts BON 9tH,tiauibem 5u5 isiutr Gualis
tat. ,9or.froutS NIT RH6pieH. Strap 5aumz
Radsn ,uiammmo,raffte atrm,l Iaiae uub gtr.
mel nit Satiu arfittUt, 2oburbia uuo S6Darl
iptrtb $3.50 - $500.
8sbuqtlts 9crcals sSbirt=ggdifga fir Jrau,H,
otfdltsltcr 8adcu, euafits Nermt pole Jrout,
auso,uAtt a,frsit, 5aattirurgtu, in siu,r Gros
sen Auspa5I Der 0Tiais0,uhsu darbm. ipsrtb
SOC - 3Oc.
StoulsSaii,ta Shirt 0aifg' iir ifrau,n, Die
aauis }rOHt a,idlttlt uHD sbsufals Der obtrs
Ebtil Der a,rmtI, bat Ialttu i'm RiidcH ueus
g;iormts Dsaui6tttn, Slau. Roia, Garpiual uHb
esIiotyopesierbis, Bsrtb $3.50 $500.
NDSner'S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-13
98ai6sStuTc.

seiOcn muu al,tOer= stOffc ocfrcift, acDHrfcI
unO farrirt, 20c
'7eiuts bitFOs Rldpu=3cpbDr,, al. @lufcr
22c.
Seine ocripgtc qiQut=S Stoffc, buut unO ocitrcift
15c
Qunitirtcr ibportr 0lul, b,u uuO ouuttl
12!c.
Seine Maoras Giuqbams, farrirt, 15c.
12tc.
5auc0 ocOrudtc 2imitics, rcrt5 lO,., &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-13

S6roenTenz@epebre i'm gsnitiazQrIe'
nal in Californian our Di5poftiOn bes
Generals Dts, psnn er Oie5elben bds
ben noQe; es Iei unDabr, DAB 0dS
Rrieas0epurtament uiht geDiQt ooer
nidbt i'm StanOe lei, bic 9eDthre n14
Wanila gu i6iden.
QlQe SolodteH Der requldren Armee,
bic ieBt BEL W}anil1 iisbsn, Ieien nit
maqa3ingepebren DerIeben; Die 6reis
piQigen bGtten Springfieloz8epebre,
neil bieIe, nenn nit ruuhloIem 9ulz
per gebrauht, ais 0affe fir un8ez
ihulte 3Freipill:qe, pelhe Iih duF BEN
compIj3irten 0lshanismu5 Der 8e@
pebre neueIter GrFinOung idle6t Dsrs
itsben, por3u3ie6an Ieien. 0ie Diffes
ren3 Der GeDe6re, mas i6re effettipe
Srugpeite betrifFt, lei nidt iebr groB.
Die 8ugel bs5 SpringfielOz9epeRre5
t0ote duf cine getpt6eGntfernung Iider,
DG6reno oas WauIer=8eps6r auf oiea
ielbe SntFernung nur 8erDunOungeH
bepirte. 0us Springfielo 9ene6r
babe ben qroBsn 9ortbeil Der Ginfa4a
beit unb Stdrte.
0epep'g 9 6iffs i'm be ten
3ufdn0.
Wuf6inqtpn, .. g., 12.MGr3.
- Ddnt Der Tiir1orqe be5 2lOmirdls
0epeD befinoen Iih, tDis Dem 6lottena
Depdrtement gemelDet piro, OieS6iffe
Teines @eI6paoer5 in melt beFerem
3uItdn0e, ais BEL Dem langen DienIt in
BEN tropiT6en @etpd6ern gu erpdrten
mar. Die S6iFfsbaunerfte in SuOite
1T nieoer qeb0rig eingeri9tet, uno una
terQeitund umeritunii6er S6iffsbaus
bunOnerfer peroeu ieBt bic nOtbigen
Reparaturen fir bic 5SIotte BON einbeis
miT6en Qrbeitern gu StdnOe gebrdHt.
Iur um ben Rumpf Der ShifFe 81 reis
niaen, muB man Iie naa 5ongtong
brinuen, ale dnoeren Qlr6eiten DeroeH
in Gapite beIorgt. U}an beOient It9
Der BON ben SpdnRrn 3uriidgeIdfenen
WaI6inen unb Wert3euge, bic ieoo3
gr0Btent5eils perdItet IiHb. DIS 8e'
ipejs fir OtDeb's SorqFaIt DirO berz
porge6obsn, oaB 7ein S5loggIaiff, bic
Olympia, Die fh isBt i4ou orei
Sabre in aIiutiIhan 9eDdfern beftnz
bet, nod immer in qutem 8uItdnOe iit
uno bis isBt nur penige Repardturen
n0thia battle
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-13
Sdfpar5e StDffe.

3Szjolige Qau3 iUOueu, i6tDarJs 6curitttu 30c
4330uigc gang pOIsus Oecatirtc 5turms Serge.
soc.
40sj0uige gaHj pO1mc 6rcpou. stoffc, soc.
45=joIIiOe gouj Dousne Granite armurt 75c
421Duigc gaujUoieue 6ouc9 ocftrcift, NIB Bros
tatsGrcpou, 800
+3OlIi0ss gau3pOum,s puuftirt,s Satiu= Der,
bcr, S125.
45=OniOe Qauj iciO,ut s,ftreifts gr,naoin,
S125.
40=j6aigs impnrtrt, iOauuunts glhcreO Gre,
pOng $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-13

8ppenb gen, u. Mdr3. -
grin3eITin Qleranbrine. Satin bes
6GniIasn SbronfoLgers, bes prin8en
@6riItiuu, identte teute eiusm 3nas
ben ba5 2e6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-13

Duf6ingtDu, .. g., 12.Wdr3.
Die geamten bes &riegsOepartes
ments iagsn, bic laut gepOro,Hen unz
giinItiqeH &ritittn Oarubsr, oaB niat
ale auf Den gbilippineH Itebeuoen
amtritaniI6sn Srupp,n nit oemarags
S0rgeHIen 9epsbr bspaffHst IiHo,
6erubten uuF sinem MiBDsritdnOniB
BON 5batid6sH. Sc pirb i'm 8riegsz
0epartement 3ugegsben, baB oasgtaus
Ierz@epebr Der Spanier Dsiter trdgt,
ulg ous SpringFieIO 9spebr, audi
psnn fir bds QeBtere rau6!oies Pu!e
Der gsbrauht n;rb; e miro dber be-
bauptet, ben auF ben 9bilippineH coms
manbireuosn OfFisisrsn isi bic 8lbI
8tpiIheH Dem Springfielos uro oem
Rrdg S0rgenIen 9epebr frelgegez
ben poroen uRo Tis bdttsn Iih fir Ods
@rItere sntI6isbsn, fur ieBt penigltens.
2lus oieiem 9ruRbe Idgen 600 arags
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-13

tnitteG 8egFtt Sniten, Grs
fdItun9ett ttnO 9(ffettiO'
men Der 2utt8e, tpeIdje
Qns3ebrWng Oerttria6ett
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-13
@osner's
sc neneitc GprIet.glpnftdt.

Sic Hutefc Robitdt in Coricts IN Gin ptrb,T,r=
t,s Wuicr Oas 5u BEN ENG iibcuocu RIciOr6d,u
pabt, gleoium=@Hfc, ouftcutbcl Dcuiq,r ploBlib
abfoacuO, als b,i BEN q,DobuGdsu Goriag. auf
oicic g9eiic bic Octult qrali0icr madtnn. iopit
Die 9unc HitOriqsr uuO Die 6uft,u lang, uie es
mautt gtftalt ,rforOcrt Side 6Oricts fup aus
elmer Grtras Cualtdt Icidttu fruuioFi6,u Raoras
1cmo6t. poour6 Die GOritts beHcr Tstn uub
icbr oaucrbaft fuO Sit fuO cb,r uno uutsn
5ibib nbatfcrtiat, nit spibtu uuo ,3uasgauo
ocrit5en uuO Oi, Duf,r aus larrrtcm Tuoras
5cn5au, roia STANDARDIZATION, DciB uuO i5par3
psrtb $50 Csc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-13
SO8ntr'8
Jri6ja6r5 : 9tCetOer=r =rStOtfe.

@nn @is ib:r bic fOl8snOe be-
T6rdnfte 3abl ausgepd6Itsr Punfte
6in6lidsn, perOsn sic gu Der SaluBz
foig,rung fommsu, OuB mir ie3r fsins
Q(rfitsl fir Isbr psnig 9oIO Osrtaufen.
2lGes bisTss perOsn sic t4un, ORns Die
6efonoe1s 8srii6erung Der 3batIaae
psI6e sic Ooppelt anertennsn tpsrosn,
penn Sic psrTOnIi6 bieIe @toffs gsz
pruTt 6a6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-13
99efRc stoHc.

ggcibc CroauOis, fcins Cualitdt, C8 y0Gio
S1OO
Wcibcr frauj0Fi8cr Najulooi, f,in, 48.J0ujs
75c
Q,ibs 9,pObcuc oggcn Qiau,, Grtra. .ggcrt5,
soc
iurbjQe WaOrag gBclt=Qioucs, 39c.
g9cibe puFibs gapus, fcin, Cualttdt, 3Oc.
QBcibc 3uOic 2iuucu. crtgasfciu zoe.
gBciBc Dunitirtc sSpiTcsa ole gr0Beu, Dol
SOC a6ipdrts bis 1Sc
g9cibcs Qtquc, ertra quite Cualitdt, 12tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-13
6IeibcrnpHc.

3Ss,Orgc grauits=qlaiOs, ueue auac5robtusDsus
ter soc.
5Og0aas ganl DOnm, ampsial.srgt ole
l5arbr, soc.
5630ags gau5 poucne .1piuco m,laua,s "
ueue Gurbtn, 75c.
45zjoui9s r0airliucr Rl,ocrfofft fir rIailor:
maots"Nu3ugc, 69c.
3Szjoligs Qou3 iUol,ut importirte 9cgIius, 75c
5230ajge 0anl Doucus RaiicrtuB, ole Garbm,
SIOO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-13
SrHbiabrs, SeiOe.

Gsfrciftt eabutai 8ai8sscOt bic bctsH Tu=
fer unO bic ntuefu GDmbiuatioucu 30c
0OppcIt o,perft buutc surabs sciO,u, ale
S6uttirunasn, 3Oc.
gyUtot auaszCubeB, gbcrO.GarbsH, 39c.
e6iDor,sr oan,.icOur gaufling' 9oitct, soc.
ScbIamtc unO tarrtrts aaffcta, ole n'a, 60c.
e6par5c Qaul itio,us Qtau De SOic, 75c.
56Da3c goul=ciOms Grog Graiu subIima
s1.OO.
s8paris oanlsiciocn, ocfrctte qetH.1aif'ta'
seOc S125.
S6Dar3c oaulsieiO,ns OoppttzeeDcrits Gu6tHt
S1.25.
Slate unO ouipptc, qctrtiftt 1offctd in ais
len n,ucn Garb,u unO GombnationsH, DOn $50
bis zoe. btrab.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-10-13
AND PERSONAL.

Nh. Albert Malone is now
..rking in Gathers book
store.
Judge Avery is spending
several days in Raleigh this
week.
Nr. r. l.. McConnaughey
arrived to-day from Virginia
With a drove Of horses.
The regular examination of
teachers, Of the county is now
being held in the court house,
conducted by Superintendent
Houk.
Mr.. G.. \. Lovin is building
a hotel on Jonas Ridge, at the
Cold Spring. for a summer
resort. The elevation is about
1000 feet.
\ party of BOYS and girls
from town and the D.. g.. d.
School went opossum hunting
Tuesday night. The number
Of the catch was not reported.
Our farmers have had fine
Weather the past week tor
sowing wheat and have been
taking advantage of it. A big
crop is being put in. Large
quantities Of fertilizers have
been sold on this market dur
ing the past week or two.
Mrs. Nancy Pritchard has
brought suit against Burke
county and tOwno of MorgantOn
for $4,000 damage for the
burning of her house during
the smallpox epidemic las
spring. The house was con
demned and burned by the
board Of health.
The town has bought from
the trustees of the BaptlS'
church the old church lot al
Joining Boger's store, where
the Baptist church stoo'
before the big fire of 1898
1t i understood that a may
or> office and "Calaboose
viii soon be erected thereon
\. good one is told on Cucl'
John Erwin. \ stranger II
town this week. becoming
little dry. asked Wllllar
Smith. eolored, if he cOul'
tell him where he could lind
saloon. Smith replied: Yes
Boss; ie> go right round q
corner lar. whar Uncle job
Irwin keeps. You can q
anything YOU want
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-10-13

eide.
Mr.. 5. ]. Erwin, who return
ed Monday from Mitchell
court, informs us that a homi-
eide ACQUIRED Saturday in
Mitchell county near the Ten
nessee line. Duputy Marshal
William Grier attempted to
arrest Bill Honeycutt, charged
with retailing, when the lat
ter opened hreon the marshal,
wounding him in the thigh.
Grler returned the fire, NOR
tally wounding Honevcutt.
When Mr.. Erwin left Bakers
vile Honeycutt was reported
to be in a dying conditi
The trial of Young at
Bakersville last week for kill
ing Girls COnlev resulted
in Young's acquittal. Senator
Pritchard assisted Solicitor
Harshaw in the prosecution
and his speech to the jury is
reported as being a very able
one. Mr.. S. J. Erwin, of
Morganton, and Mr.. Lambert,
of Bakersville, appeared for
Young.
Dock and John Hughes,
aged respectively 65 and -,
were convicted of man-slaugh-
ter and sentenced to terms in
the penitentiarv-Dock for I
years and John for two years.
DEATH OF Mrs. MARTHA
TATE.
Mrs. Martha Tate, widow
of the late DR.. Samuel Tate,
who had been seriously i'll for
several DAYS, died at her resi-
dence, on West Union street
Tuesday night, aged about .
years.
{ The burial took place II
Grace Church yard Wednes.
: dav afternoon. Mrs. Tate
had been for a number o.
. wears a member of the Epls
copal church. Deceased was
a daughter Of the late Col
!. Hamilton G. Jones, OF Sails
!, bury. and a sister OF Col
/, H. c.. Jones, of Charlotte
a who attended the funeral, az
4 companied by his wife.
/ Mrs. Tate was a woman o
bripht intellect, kindly dis
position and a thorough chris
tian and will be great,
n missed here.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-10-13

''C u|CQlCol VI MI UCp dIUllCIl 0(UICS.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
br p1is . a1p SIsac{ra b ins'nasS al cs of 5ns s Ala%sn py 6 GSGas~
.Aamance at i cts. per yd.
Canton Flannel at cts. per I'd. ;"
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
This is a line that is uneqnalea in this city.
MNohair in all grades and prices.
Troadcioth sniting.
G{2 Sspene, ms sH} IA s new %o saf frem y GS p p'y3 yd: 1 "r'
We want every lady in Bmke county to call and examine our
NOTION DEPARTMENT..
There are 10 1000 items; that belong to this department. We
say that we are up to date in THIS line Of goods and our prices
wil bear up our reputation Of being the cheapest store in the
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
We claim to carry more shoes than any store in the county
Our shoe department. is 50 well known now that we will only
mention this line IN this issue.
FURNISHING GOODS.
+ This This j; line ch jmsl"' ana e Ssry4 Haa f j" Ms9 + "n nas + s; our We Is hs s1s.
Shirts and Pants if you don't believe it.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT.
Our Special Sale will commence on October 10th and run
every day until December %.
Granulated Sugar, per 10, &c,
t 1rieni p per- No. b. 2 , ::
Flour, per 100, $3.50.
Lyon Coffee, per h., Zoe.
Salt, per sack, SOC.
Soda, per b., 22c.
Pearline, , packs for sc,
Kerosene Oil, per gal, BE.
CROCKERY DEPARTMENT.
and !p : saa1 54s Y Fls ssrry s sxs5T 5i1hs:, ' banlz ss and % Pi3eh "ss' c cha%-
Der Sets-at the lowest prices.
GLASSWARE DEPARTMENT.
Lamps and Lanterns, Tumblers, Goblets, Pitchers, Glass
Sets. Lamp Chimneys, Cake Stands, MOlasses Pitchers and
lots of other goods.
HAT DEPARTMENT.
All we have to say in this line: if you don't look at ours be.
fore YOU buy, you will regret 1t; for W G have them, and sell
them at the lOw-water mark.
TRUNK DEPARTMENT.
Yes. we've got Trunks, too, and we defy anybody TO meet our
prices.
LOOK ON PAGE q
for the announcement of our new line. There is not a man or
boy in Burke county that ought not to say Hurrah." FOR
when our prices on Clothing are seen, high prices are over.
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The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-10-13

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The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-10-13

rxy JUST RECEIVED.-A car
load of fresh fertilizer and
phosphate.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-10-13
The Greatest Of All Department Stores.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

This department includes all of the Staple Dry Goods
brown and bleached Domestics, CantOns. Alamance. Outings,
&c, &c.
Alamance at + cts. per yd.
Bleached Domestic at ) cts. per yd.
Canton Flannel at ) cts. per I'd.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-10-13

This is a line that is uneqnaled in this city.
BrOcadlnes at 10 cents and up.
MOhair in all grades and prices.
Brlliantines at all sorts Of prices.
Broadcloth suiting.
Homespuns in the new shades-very stylish now
Crepons, in silk aud wool from IL 90 per yd. up.
We want every lady in Bun Ike county to call and
Dress Goods.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-10-13

Arbuckle's Coffee, per 10, Zoe.
Granulated Sugar, per h., &c,
Bacon, per h., &c.
Grits, per h., 2!c,
Flour, per 100, 1920.
Best Green Coffee, per b., Zoe.
Lyon Coffee, per b., Zoe.
Salt, per sack. SOC.
Soda, per h., DE.
Pearline. packs for DC,
Kerosene Oil, per gal, 13c.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-11
CHARGE A SERIOUS ONE.
Clarence Leland Struck a Women
With a Knife.
A MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
It the Knife Had Not Struck One of Her
Ribs 1t Would Have Pierced Her
Heart Preliminary Hearing
Wednesday.

Clarence Leland, who is now serving
sentence for vagrancy in the county
Jail, is fellow who can be called lucky.
Leland came within an inch last week
of committing a murder in this city,
but as it is he is only charged with
assault in the second degree. 1t will
be remembered that on Saturday Of last
week, Leland was arrested on the
charge of being a professional secre-
tary. He was arraigned before Judge
Kennedy and sentenced to 80 days
The judge, in the hope of getting rid
of him, permitted him to leave town.
This Leland did not do, but instead he
went to the residence of a prostitute
named Tessie Leland and picked up
quarrel with her. The latter alleges
the man struck her with a knife
Leland was again arrested a few days
ago. and this time he was told by the
Judge that he would have to serve out
his sentence. In the meantime, the VIC
tim of the assault filed a complaint
against him.
Tessie Leland was examined yester-
day morning by DR.. Stephens, who pro-
nounces her wounds as being of a seri-
Gus nature. The physician stated that
the woman had had a very miraculous
escape from being stabbed to death.
The knife struck her on the left side,
and if it had not struck one of her
ribs, it would have pierced her heart.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-11
WILL MOVE TO SPOKANE.
Peter Larson Will Erect a Handsome Res
jdence There.

idence There.
Peter Larson of Helena will, accord
ing to the Spokesman Review of Spo-
kane, soon move to that city, where he
will make his permanent home. The
Review says: 1.-THE great popularity of
Spokane as a location for a home is be-
ing evidenced by the frequent an
nouncement of purchases of choice
building sites accompanied by the fur
Their news that the buyer contemplates
the immediate erection of fine resi-
dence. Almost every week since the
first of the year such an announcement
has been made. In many cases the
purchasers are mining men. They APP
preciate the advantage the city affords
in the way of churches, schools and
places of amusement, as we'll as its
central location with reference to the
mining districts.
THE latest of such purchases has
been made by Peter Larson. the Mon
tana millionaire mine owner and rail-
road contractor. From Fred Kelly of
the Reco mine Mr.. Larson has pur-
Brownies addition. for Sc 100 cash. The
lots are on Spruce street. just west of
and facing Occur dAlene park, and are
considered one of the finest building
sites in the city. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Larson will at once commence the
erection of a handsome residence on the
property. When it is completed he will
move with his family here from Helena,
intending to make Spokane his perma-
nent home
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-11
(, John L. Sullivan Tonight,

Disappointment will not be the lot of
those who go to the Margaret theater this
evening with the expectation of seeing a
good show with such cards as John l..
Sullivan and the stars and specialists
with which he has surrounded himself.
Mr. Sullivan well understands that, al
though vaudeville may be a fad of the
day, 1t must be up-to-date, must have the
best of performers and must withal in
terest and entertain, and to that end he
has engaged such top-liners as Edwards
and Edwards, clever in illustrated song
act; Rochefort and May. two clever girls,
in something quite unique for ladies, up
to-date songs, PAROLES and funny sayings:
Petchings Bros, musical comedians; Ber-
tina and Crouch, acrobats and contortion
dancers; Lowry and Francis. clever en-
tertainers. in spirited sparring bout;
Bogley and Lee, in their original talking
act. "Muldoon the Fiddler" Ryeford Sis
tiers, clever singers and opponents of ma
tional dances, and the champion club Jug
gler of the world, Darmody. One of the
novelties sure to interest all will be the
gymnasium scene, showing Mr.. Sullivan
at work just as when in strict training
for the fight of his life: punching the bag,
using the jumping rope and sparring three
hot rounds with his partner. To make
the scene more realistic and novel Mr..
Sullivan has engaged as sparrng partner
the eX-champion of America, Jake Kill
rain.