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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-05-04
Is EXCEPTIONALLY ABLE
SAY THOSE BEST ACQUAINTED
WITH THE MEMBERS OF IT.
MANY STATES AND cANADARtPHESENItD
A few Places Yet to b. Filled and They viii
be Left TO the resident and Executive
Committee. Matter of Charges
Being Consid red.
Being Consid, red.

The trustees of the Baptist Female
University met yesterday afternoon and
again last night, both sessions being de
voted to selecting II faculty for the inSti-
tuition.
The faculty as completed will have three
men. one each at the head of the school
of philosophy, of the school of mathe-
MATES and of music.
In each case the trustees have select
ed. SO far as was possible. thoroughly
equipped specialists Of experience for
the heads of the several departments
The faculty is constituted as follows:
Chair of Philosophy and Pedagogy
President j. &. Blasngame.
Chair of Latin--Miss Sadie Berry.
Chair of Art-AIiss Ida Potent
Chair of Hygicne-Miss Della Dixon.
NJ ID.
Chair of English-Mrs. II. f. Stone.
now of Chlicothe, Ohio. Mrs. Stone is
Il Kentucky lady and one of the most
accomplished English teachers in the
South
Modern Languages-MissS 5. Il. Young.
of Brownsville, Tenn. who in addition to
experience in Europe has filled impor-
tant positions in leading institutions in
TINS country.
Mathematics-Prof. l.. ID. Watson. of
University of Georgia and post graduate
III University of Tennessee.
Chair of Greek--Miss Evaina X. Pat
ten. of Nova Scotia who is an a. and NJ.
graduate of Acadie College of Canada.
and II woman of unusual culture. She
will also teach moral philosophy.
The musical director has not yet been
chosen but the trustees have in mind
an excellent man of wide experience.
Miss Julia Brewer. with Boston ConSer-
yatory training. has been chosen one of
the assistants in music.
Miss Lillian Eckloff. of Roanoke. Va.
one Of the leading teachers of the pub
lie schools of that city. was chosen as
teacher for the University Academy
which will he run in connection with the
institution.
The selection of the remaining Off
GERS and teachers was left to the presi-
dent and the executive committee with
power to act.
After the selection of the faculty. the
trustees took up the consideration of thu
committees report on charges III the va
riolls departments of the school, but did
not complete its work last night.
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read by DIR. l.. L. Kcervans. of Char,
lotte. and discussed by the follow:n. gen
nrs. |. y. Carr, j. NJ. Parker. Hin
mean. Everett. Horton. Crensllaw. Tur-
ner and others.
LICENSED TO PRACTICE.
The following gentlemen successfully
passed the State Dental Examining
s. Fronts |. III. Baker. T. w. Hatcher
l.. A. Johnston, l.. q. Reid. j. \. Cor
man. ID. &. McIver, joel Whitaker, :.
T.. Thompson. p. Il. Folls. j. w. Garlic
ton. W. r. Smith. J. H. Smathcrs, $. l..
j. Lee. Il. w. Moose. |. c. ID. Herring.
/. H. Mclean, J. l.. Leggett. w. \.
Weeks, ii. L. SaterfieId and S. +. Rich
ardson.
The whole number oe,ing for license
was - antl,of those % successfully stood
she examination.
PROGRAM FOR TODAY.
The subjects TO be discussed at today;
session together with the members as
signed to discuss them are as follows:
ORlliODONTlA.-E. Is. Wright,
Chairman, Wilson; y. NJ. Culbreth.
WhitsviIle: j. X Moose, Lcnoir: c. A.
Bland. Charlotte: III. V. Horton, Win
Ston.
ORAL SURGERY.-C. A. Romingcr.
Chairman. Redsvile; j. W. Foreman;
Asheville: !. III. Benton. Newbern: a. j..
Pringle. Elko; V. Il. Turner, Raleigh;
ID II. Smithwick. Louisburg.
PATHOLOGY AND THERAPEU-
TICS-H. c. Pitts. Chairman, High
Point: J. Il. Little. Newton; c. J. Wat
kinS. Winston: |. III. Davis, Oxford; j.
NJ. Fleming. Raleigh: J. NJ. Riley, Lex
ington.
CHEMISTRY AND METALLUR-
Cyl. y. Carr, Chairman, Durham: j..
NJ. Parker, Goldsboro; a. ii. Drehcr,
Salisbury; Il. i. Smathers, WaynesvilIe:
s.. Il. Klutz. Albcmarlc.
MAI EdtlALS AND APPLIANCES.
j. Il. Osborne. Chairman. Shelby: r..
Nj. Hunter. Fayetteville: w. j. Conrad
Winston; J. L. Griffith. Salisbury: r. r..
Ross. Weldon; ID. Il. Everitt. Raleigh.
b-.NTAL EDUCATION-R. H.
Jones, Chairman. Winston; J. f.. Mat
thews. Wilmington; G. l.. Alexander,
Charlotte: J. A. Hurdle. Milton: ID. L.
James. Greenvlle.
VOLUNTARY pAPERS-A. c. Liv-
Chairman, Scotland Neck IL. c.
Herring. Concord; G. ID. Livingston
Hendersonville: +. $. Harris, Hender-
son: j. c. Goodwin, Dunn.
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FOR FORTS IN CANARIES.

Madrid. May 3.-The Cabinet Council
to-day decided to devote 3OOO.0M
pesetas TO improving the Notifications III
the Canary Islands
Special consideration was given to a
dispatch from General Rios, Spain !
principal military representative lii the
Philippines. expressing his belief that
the Washington Government Will show
Il conciliatory attitude regarding Spain )
claims to the large sums of money the
Americans have confiscatcd i'll the Philip
pines. and the council decided that the
Spanish financial commission should re.
main in Manila to deal with the sums
to be restored.
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EXAMPLE IS BET1EI; THAN
PRECEpT

Those Seutentious proverbs. or old
saws. which are used as prctiXes to all
of the Hood Sarsaparilla advertising in
thousands of papers throughout the coun-
try. are evidence of Il new and original
style of display advertising both pleas
ing and effective. The Hood firm is to
he congratulated on SO cleverly adapting
such wisdom as has filtered down
through centuries. Another charming
thing about this Hood advertising is the
unique type they are using.
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ANII-IMpERIAIIST LEAGUE.

Boston. May 3.The executive com,
mittee of the Anti-ImpPriaIstic League
TO the President was miSprinted in i
manner which perverted the meaning. II
explained that the suggestion. was moi
that the small islands, should be Kept,
but that the Philippine Government
should he asked to cede ITO us one small
island as il coaling station.
The dispatch read as follows:
ITO the President: We urge YOU IL
DER the Philippine Government with
drawal in five years. giving ii meanwhile
moral support. the Philippine Govern
mem to reinstate our payment to Spain
the United States to keep small islands
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POISONED BY MISTAKE.
Mrs. Schuyler Hamilton Dies of ar
Overdose of Morphine

New York. May 3-Mrs. Schuyler
Hamilton. IT.. thirty years old. wife of
the son of General Schuyler Hamilton,
died this afternoon at her home II t.lis
city from morphine poisoning. 1t IS SAID
that an overdose of the poison was taken
by mistake
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Hamilton
went to Il dress makers and returned
home feeling very tired. She complained
of great nervousness ut the dinner table
and retired With or husband at 10
o'clock. Mr.. Hamilton awoke this morn
ing shortly before O'Clock and found
his wife unconscious. Physicians were
called at once, but they failed to revive
her.
Mrs. Hamilton was Miss Jane Byrd
Mercer. when Schuyler Hamilton. .Jr..
married her in Baltimore, on August
14th 1896. She was Il granddaughter
of Ex-Governor Mercer, of Maryland.
and was well known in Baltimore society
before her marriage.
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THEY TURN OUT GEN. EAGAN.

Washington, May 4.-The District
of Columbia Commandery of the 10y
al Legion tonight declared forfeited
the membership of General Charles L.
Eagan, Commissary General OF Sub
sistence, who was court martaled,
but whose sentence of dismissal was
committed to suspension.
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DEYOURED BY y SHARK

London. May 4th.A dispatch from
Nice says that the vale tof the Earl of
Strathmore and Kinghorne. while bath
ing ut Bordighera, near Monte Carlo,
was devourcd by shark.
The tragedy occurred in the presence
of crowd of onlookers, VINO were una
bic to rescue the victim.
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HEGEMANN CASE DISMISSED.

Dover. Del. May 3.-1he two indict-
ments found last week against y. -. {.
Iiegemann. assistant clerk of the State
Senate. charging him with tampeliIg
with and forging endorsements III the
bill passed by the late Legislature pen
alzing horse racing and gambling. were
today dismissed hy the emf County conrI
on motion of Iegemann's counsel. lie
WAS discharged.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-05-04

The G. \. X. Encampmens % the Pc
partment of California, passed resoln-
tons ut San Diego vest l'iiLy uphollng
Mckinley in his conduct of the war.
and condemning as incipicnt traitors the
work of the anti-cXpansionists.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-05-04

5 WANTED - Steno@"aphnr, type
writer and bookkeepc.. Single man
experienced in lumber preferred
sober, accurate. not afraid of work
State experience and salary expected.
Address G. c. WADE g. son.
1lw Steeds, n. G.
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Schedule in Effect December 18th, 1898
SOUTH NC


Ar Raleigh W loan all lSan.
FDaily.
Nos. 403 and 402-"Tho Atlanta Spsclss,'
Solid Vestibuled Train of Pullman Sleepsrs
and coaches between Portsmouth aud At
lanta, also Pullman Sleepers between Ports.
mouth and Chester. &. q.
Nos. al and 38 Tho S. A. L. Express" Solid
Train, coaches and Pullman Sleepers be-
tween Portsmouth and Atlanta. Company
Sleepers between Columbia and Atlanta
Both trains make immediate connections
at Atlanta for Montgomery, Mobile, New or
leans, Texas, California, Mexico, Chattanooga
Nashville, Memphis. Maeon. Florida.
Fl. S. LIZARD. G. T. and p. A.
Raleigh. N. G.
C. ST. JOHN, yicePrest. and Gen.
Manager.
III. w. GLOVER, Traffic Manager.
V. E. McBEE, General Supt.
L. S. ALLEN, Gen. Pass'r Agent
General Offices. Portsmouth. va.
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ENCTT1NG DAY AT wARDNER.
Troops Rounding Up Rioters at the
Point of the Bayonet.

ONT Ol the BaIOnct.
Wardner. Idaho. May 3.-With the
Exception of last Saturday this has been
the most exciting day Wardner has
seen. Every hour in the day squads of
colored troops. ass istbedcy p4slode
colored troops. assisted by constahles
have been arresting dynamiterS. To
might one hundred and one had been ar
rested. y few of them made shp" of
resistance. but the hayonets of the sol
dicrS brought them into line. The troops
are awaiting achievements before max
ing arrests at Canyon Creek. rs there
may he arrests there.
General Merriam is expected here to-
morrow morning. also the Attorney Gen
cral of the State.
SIXTY RIOTERS ARRESTED.
Wardner. Idaho. MAY 3.-SiXty riot
ers concerned in the disturbance of
last Sunday have been arrested since
the arrival this afternoon of Company
NJ. Twenty-fourth infantry. As soon
as the serving of warrants began the
rioters scrambled over the hills in
frantic efforts to escape About six
~ were caught and others will be pur-
sued. Only one tried to resist lie
was promptly overpoWered. The
prisoners were marched to camp.
Nearly all are Italians and Swedes.
Forty-nine men Of the Fourth cavalry
arrived here from Walla Walla today.
Coroner France has impanelled a jury,
and the inquest on the victims of the
mob began this afternoon No more
rioting is feared until arrests begin
on Canyon Creek.
UNDER MILITARY CONTROL.
Boise. Idaho. May Ex-Governor Stcu-
nenberg tonight issued II proclamation
declaring Shoshone county i'll Il State Of
instruction. This will result in placing
the government of the county. iii SO far
as may be necessary, under military con
trol
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Machine Business.

We arc still On hand with 4 full Tins of
engine boilers, rsw and yrlst mills, trss
ears: the celebrated champion Reapere
and Mswers and brisk making @a-
chimes.
Eeya.<isa Dsxs EssmRlla.
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Allen & Cram
Machine Co.
RALEIGH, N. G.

We regard the liberal patronage that
ge have had IN our limo during tho last
t@enty-nine years as evidence OF om
ability In the
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ALL WINTER GLOVES

ALL WINTER GLOVES
AT HALF PRICE
Mems. Women's, Boys and Girls
Gloves in all the warm heavy sorts are
included in this clearance of the sea
sons stock. Whether it is the wooden
gloves at 25c., or the heavy driving
gloves at $3.50, they are marked at ex
actly half-price today. The selling in.
Guided these-Men's Scotch Wool Gloves
that were 25c, soc. Just half, today.
Mems Kid, Cape, or Mocha Gloves,
with warm Innings, that were zoe, 81,
$3.50. just half these prices, and
so with all in this list.
Mems Fur Top Driving Gloves that
were $1.00.
Women's Kid and Mocha Gloves that
/ Children's Scotch Wool Gloves that
were % and soc.
Children's Wool Mittens that Were
% and soc.
Chlldren's Kid or Mocha Gloves OF
Mittens, with warm Innings, that were
50, 75c and S1.00.
| Today choose from any of these at
JUST HALF THE PRICES NAMED.
THE OPPORTUNITY OF THE
YEAR is HERE AFFORDED TO
BUY SHOES AT LESS THAN MAN
UFACTURERS PRICES. IL
MAKES NO DIFFERENCE HOW
PRETTY, FRESH AND NEW THEY
LOOK. SIZES BROKEN, AND
THEY ARE MARKED TO GO-THE
PRICES MOVE THEM AND
QUICKLY TOO.
MEMS FINE SHOES
$500, $3.50, AND $4001S2. co.
All of Keith Winter line of Shoes
| best goods in tho house.
Not an old shoe or old style in
this lot. Many $3.50, none less
than $500 sizes broken also the
styles to choose from, but suf-
ticient in quantity to please any
body-ch0ice ............ $Z.OU
All Winter Weight Shoes of any
make to be cleared ont-men's
shoes in Congress or Bals-all
sizes-many worth $500 none
less than S1.50--your choice ..$1.OO
LADIES FINE SHOES. @a ~
We have taken from stock and place
on middle shelves and marked for this
slaughter-Some of best Shoes in store.
Our popular Cane" Shoe.
Welted and Machine Sewed-Al-
so Plants Sbees-worth $3.50,
$500 and $3.50, while they
last ............. $500
Our celebrated Cincinnati line of
Ladies fine shoes have an estab.
lished reputation-many that
were 81 and 1925 go on the
Bargain Shelves at ....... 81. so
Ladies Kid Button Boots that
sold for S1.25 and $3.50 on Bar
gain Shelves at N1.60.
Bright Pebble grain Button
Boots-Oak Soles all solid ...$1 90
! CHILDREN SHOES.
William and Hoyt's Misses and
Children Shoes-worth $1.75
and $500 anywhere go on Bar
gain Counter at 81 90
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Ar HE LhURCatS 10 DAY.

The following notices have been hand
ed in:
St. Saviour Chapel-Sunday school 10
a. m. Morning service IL a. m. Night
service 7:30 p. m. Seats free. All wei
coined.
Catholic Churchill a. m. Mass. Read
ing of Lent Regulations and Explana-
tions of their Fasts. T:30 p. m. Bene-
diction and Sermon. Subject, "Penance.
Public invited.
Baptist Tabernacle-Sunday school at
9:15 to 1890 a. m. n 3. Broughton,
superintendent. Preaching at IL a. M.
by Rev. b. w. Spillman; at 1:3O p. m.
by Rev. John e. White.
Central Methodist Church-Rev. j. w.
Lee will preach this morning at IL
O'Clock and tonight at 7:30. DR.. John
C. Kilgo was to have preached, but had
to cancel his engagement.
Edenton Street Methodist Church-At
Edenton Street Methodist church. Rev.
II. n. Ivey. ID. D., editor of the Raleigh
Christian Advocate, will preach morn
ing and night. He Is one of the best
preachers in the State as well as one of
the most attractive.
Christ Church-Rev. NJ. NJ. Marshall
ID. D., rector. Quinquagesima. Early
Communion 8 a. m. Sunday school 10
a. m. Evening prayer 4:30 p. m. Serv-
ices during the week: Ash Wednesday,
IL a. m. and p. M Other Lenten
services to be announced hereafter. Free
seats. Strangers cordially welcomed.
Christian Church-James L. Foster.
pastor. Sunday school 10 a. m. John
A. Mills, superintendent. Preaching at
IL a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by Rev. Herbert
ScholeF, of Burlington. All members
requested and the public invited to hear
Mr. Scholey. who is an able young
preacher, The members of the General
Assembly and strangers in the city are
invited to worship with this .congrega-
ton. 50s s H
Church of the Good Shepherd: Rev.
l. Mex. Pittenger. d. D.. rector.
Quinguagesima Sunday. Holy. Com
munion at 8 a. M: Sunday school, 9:45
q. M: divine service at IL a. m. and
1:30 p. m. a
Wednesday. 18th. Ash Wednesday.
Service and sermon at IL a. M; evening
prayer and lecture m, Thursday.
Evening; PRAYER 5 p m: Friday, morning
prayer and litany at 10 o'clock: Satur-
urday evening. prayer at s. O'Clock. Ser
vices throughout Lent as announced by
Lenton card. Strangers and visitors are
cordially invited. E A
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MOURNING DRESS GOODS.


Particular attention paid to the selec-
ton of Black Goods and wider range
for selection than hitherto. The popu-
larty of Black Goods, ready on all
occasions, makes this department one OF
the most pretentious in the store. Al
ways in stock a full supply of the SOM
bre mourning styles-While a greater
showing of the more brilliant and catchy
styles are exclusive to- us directly inn
ported on our account.
Black Damasse, popular for separ-
ate skrrts-cOlors absolutely fast
to light, heat and preparation
Great variety of styles IKE
Black All Wool Bunting 40 inch
very superior and double width
! Wool Serge fina smoogh quality use
Black Figured Mohair Brilliant
III inch wide-beautiful figure
slashes and Dots-entirely new. 40c
Fine Twill Serge-medium and
wide wale-Black fancies of in
i describable patterns-latest inn
portations ....... -. SOC
Irish Poplins-Satin Berber, Bed
ford Cords, Sabastopools, Ba-
ratheas, Damasse ChGviots.
Henriettas and Whip Cords
$1.25, $1.50, Sc aad .... CSC
HALF-PRICE SALE EXTENDS
| TO THE MILLINERY.
Special sale of Children's Caps and
Tams at half price-All new styles but
came little too late-just right for the
next two months.
Cloth Tam O'Shanters- trimmed
with Ornaments and Braid
Leather Tams, Square top Caps
Silk Tassels, Velvet Caps, Gilt
Braids, Military Caps and etc.
all soc kinds go at .... 25c
All 25c kinds go at .......... 15c
CHENILLE, REPP AND
DAMASK CURTAINS.
Heavy Damask Portierres 31a yds
long, $1,000 quality 500
Extra quality Chenille, Blue Ma
hogany and green, $500
quahty a............H $50
Heavy Repp. Curtains, Old Rose.
Brickdust, Oak and Green,
$500 quality ..............$2 1925
Damask Curtains, Green and
Straw, Red and Yellow, full
length, $500 quality .......$1 so
Chenille Curtains, plain and solid
colors, heavy fringed, $500
{ quahty ....... ....,.........$1. so
Damask and Chenille Curtains,
wide dados, fringed, $500
quality OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90
MEMS HOSIERY.
Mems Fast Black Cashmere Hose
zoe. quality ............... 13c
Mems Natural Cashmere, 25c.
quality ........ 13e
MEMS GOLF HOSE.
Imported Dollar quality ....... soc
Domestic SOC. quality ....... Csc
Bicycle Hose, SOC. quality $50. 25c
MEMS CANTON
FLANNEL DRAWERS.
About 30 dozen, all sizes, waist
measures from 80 to 80, soc.
quality CSC
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LOST IN RALEIGH
Found in
CGranium Valley.
If you would view Raleigh right,
See it on some dark night.

If you would view Raleigh right,
SeeEit on some dark night.
Out in his Turnip Salad Patch, bait
ing his rabbit gums early last Wednes-
day night, our Senior heard the cry Lost!
LOST! Lost!!! A member of the Legis-
lature. boarding on Person street, had
lost his way. likewise his hat on an
overhanging limb, and his shoes in the
mud.
He explained that he had been to a
meeting of Dispensary Committee and
had stayed later than usual. Not
knowing that in Raleigh they put out
the street lamps at dark"
Delivery drivers and teams have had
a hard time for the past two weeks.
Rain and rain, mud and mud and mud.
The Telephones have been playing lively
with orders for Soup Bones and Liver
for prompt delivery An order received
yesterday read. "Send one bunch of best
fresh Fish at 10 cents. and if l have no
Company Sunday will return them Mon
day" We cannot guarantee Soup
Bones, Liver and Fresh Fish. We use
without charge our best Judgment in
buying for our customers. and when
they are returned it is a dead loss TO
us, as we have turned over to the State
Museum our Bald Eagle, Chicken Hawk
and Hooting Owl.
We do guarantee that our "Roller
Champion Flour" Creamery Butter,
Java and Mocha Coffee, Gunpowder and
Oolong and He No Tea. Cocoa, ChOco-
late, Old and New Southampton Hams,
and other goods we recommend are the
best money will buy.
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FAt ~tAiuer ,u-DAs

Local forecast for Raleigh and vicinity
to 8 O'Clock tonight: Sunday-Snow
and continued cold.
Local data for Raleigh yesterday:
Maximum temperature, IS; minimum
temperature, -; mean, 10; rainfall, 10
inches flor % hours).
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NEW ADvER rISEMeNTS.

w. C. STRONACH-Lost in Raleigh.
s. Il ID. BERWANGER-Pre
TO Taking Count of Stock.
SHERWOOD HIGGS & CO.-Zero
Prices! Zero Bargainsi
A. b. STRONACH-You'll Need EN-.
DARNELL & THOMAS-The Kimball
Honored at Omaha.
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Grand line of Children Shoes
sizes to 1O1a-Many makes
and patternS-good values at 60,
20 and S0c-choice ..... soc
ZERO PRICES ON RUBBERS.
Ladies' Rubber Shoes-sizes 3
and 312 ............... Be
THE sc COUNTER is A WONDER.
PEOPLE PLEASED AND SUR
PRISED. CREDIT SELLERS CON
FESS THEY CANNOT AFFORD 1T.
A LITTLE MONEY GOES A LONG
WAY AT THE END OF THE SEA
SONzCASH is THE POWERFUL
FACTOR.
Fancy Floconnes for Dressing
asks were 1919 ........ Sc
Whittenions 600 Fancy Outings
were Zoe ............... SC
Amoskeag Taezle Down Elan
nels were Toe ............. sc
Persian Fleece Outings were
Zoe. NORTHUMBERLAND. sc
Vecuna Cloths mapped n one
side were l0c .... 5Oc
Fancy Flannelettes-best styles
We're Zoe Sc
Drapery Twills in fast colors-
were Zoe .....,.......... Sc
Special.
% dozen Ladies' Derby Ribbed
Vest. High neck, long sleeves,
silk trimmed, feeced lined Old
price 19c-now ......... Zoe
We have about "a pairs all wool
Blankets taken from orr reserved stock
WI on or m
turers prices.
10A White at .................$2 $3.50
11H White at ,.............$ $500
l2H White at ...............$3 sd. 90
III Grey at ..................$ So 90
This is all the Blankets we have on
hand. The others have been closed out
This will close the season.
FANCY DRESS GOODS.
Our entire line of New Spring Dress
Goods are now ready with all the prop
er trimmings and Dress Findings. We
confiden tly assert that we do not believe
any one is better equipped to insure to
your advantage than we are today.
Prices on Dress Goods running from
Zoe by easy flight up to $500 per yard.
/ Case Bright Scotch Plaids- ID
heavy-twill-yard wide-fast
colors-good value .......... Zoe
rs Damasse-Two-toned colors IL
Illuminated brilliant effects
worth 20c 15c
Matelasse Costume Cloths-a new
weave-granite effect,yard wide
worth 20c ~. 1712c
Covert Serges-full line of shades
Ia new cloth-very fashiona-
ble-36 in. wide--worth 35c :. 25c
Star Plaid Suiting-light spring
coors-42 in. wide--were sold
at 5Oc-now ................. csc
Shepherd Checks and small
sprightly Plaids-neat effects
all wool-40 inch wide .... soc
Silk and Wool Mixtures mingled
effect, and German Covert
Cloths for Tailor-Suits-ful
width .................. Toe
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The Kentniss Book Club will meet
with Miss Matte Pace tomorrow after
noon at o'clock.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-12

A large gong has been put up at
the Union depot. 1t is rung to note the
arrival and departure of trains.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-12

The marriage of Mr.. c. G. Whiting tt
Miss Roberta Harris will be solemnized
Tuesday at Greensboro.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-12

The State Treasurer yesterday receive,
check for 100000. the 37tl semi-an
.nual dividend due the State by the Nortl
Carolina Railroad.