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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-08-24

the last two years. was on az EXT
scale. and values for many ofMNS 4
to materially higher level. ms
few instances were there any y
manipulation on the part OF in
or cliques Of market operators. II.
ing came for the most part fl
commission houses, and seems 4,
been largely for the account Of =
well posted as to the condition, el;,
and prospects of these corporations
Reports from the principal traee
manufacturing centers are of fa,,
character and furnish abundant ez.
ton for this revival of interest I
securities included in the 'induI
group. From all sides a steadily lt'
ing activity in the leading lines :
ported. The capacity of the mills :,
ing tested, and prices are being
maintained. Goods are going into
consumption, and still there is no
ening of the demand. !,
The tendency of the money marx
been toward an easier condition, b
approach Of the crop-moving Z
seems to make it doubtful If tha !
be any material decline in rates =
the present level in the next few roe
Foreign exchange, however, is de-,
marked weakness. IS
The Government report on The v
ton of crops, issued Thursday afst
created a diversion in favor of te;
the wheat market. Prices prev.Y
it's publication had been incline. =,
ward, but the present condition Of
wheat being interpreted to indicl
ficiency compared with last year rs
GO, 100000 bushels, spectators q
different view of the situation,
thirty minutes Friday afternoon 4
Of wheat recovered all it had lost &
weeks. The Government estim I!
the yield of winter and spring h
make their combined shortage, cGy
with the official figures of the 4
year, 175,00O,O0O bushels. Then IS
suggestion Of low prices for Wv
these figures. nd
While comparatively high ph ,
wheat are almost foregone conc.
therefore, bearing in mind the fol ~
the crops in southeastern Eurol
size Of this years corn crop sekM
point to a wholly different prOsF
the price Of that most important
When the enormous aggregate ora,
ed production, however, is taken
count, the sum it represents at e. -
cents a bushel is a splendid object :.
of the huge capacity of the All
farmers for drawing wealth fS
generous soil they cultivate. Tb :
mated production Of corn for thes
with present condition mainta1soa
harvested, as indicated by the w
ment report, is 2,150, 100000 bust
20 cents a bushel that represents III
sum Of $43O,0OO,O0O. IA
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-08-24

the back. After the
attack he was able
to walk to a doc
tors house, a n d
climbed the stairs
to his Office. The
physician found the
wound was under
the left shoulder
blade and had been
made by a small
ball. The wound is
not deep. When
M. Demange, La
BORIS colleague in
&ho Infoncn orriU-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-08-24
GREAT CANAL is OPENED.

Expensive German Waterway Sune-
rior to Any in Europe.
Formal opening of the Dortmund and
North Canal took place recently at Ber-
lin. The canal connects the Westphanan
coal and iron district with Linden. using
the River Ems for distance OF 100
kilometers. The city Of Dortmund has
spent 100000 Tor a harbor covering
200 acres in size, with an equal area re,
served for extensions This will he the
grs atest inland harDor In Europe.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-08-24
practice revoked. The total number of
attorneys standing disbarred July 1, 1899,
iS 1872
1T PREYED ON HIS MIND.
Indianian confesses to a Virgin

indianian Confesses to a Virginia
Murder Committed in 1864.
John L. Rogers, who served in Com
pany A, Eighteenth Indiana Infantry, in
the civil war, went to the Soldiers Home
at Marion, Ind, and stated that he
wished to confess crime that had been
continual strain on his mind for thirty
five years. He said that he had killed a
man named Humphreys in Virginia in
1864. The crime was fastened on an in
nocent man, who suffered the death pen
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-08-24
COLLECT MAIL AT THE DOOR.

New System in New York Will Soon
BE Extended.
Within sixty days the letter carriers of
New York will begin collecting valuable
mail matter direct from private resi-
dences. The method to be employed was
originated by Edward G. Madden, third
assistant postmaster general, and the car
riers will carry receipt book from which
they will issue receipts for parcels or let
tiers sent as registered mail. This system
will soon be extended to all postohaces
having carriers.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-08-24
CllARL0T II n. BREhlrruE:


should not have time for any ideas of his
own.
II am renliss not to have explained my
self BEFORE" he said. Il tell you it was
this dream of the music of the river. and
your voice with it, which brought ne
home. | reached Eastwood late last night,
so late that few of the servants were up.
| rose early this morning; my mind, and
brain, and heart were so full of one idea,
| could not sleep; and then | have wan
dered about here, longing for the hour
when etiquette would permit me to call
at the Manor House to see you; so that |
have spoken to no one except my valet
and the housekeeper, not even to my dear
and faithful friend AUSTIN
She started again, as though some
keen, secret pain stirred her. He did not
notice it.
Then you have heard no news?' she
said to him.
NO; there could be none which would
interest me-" he replied
She could not tell how it was, but she
had a keen, passionate longing for him to
know at once that she was going to be
married; yet she could not tell him, she
did not know why or wherefore, but she
could not. So they wandered down the
beautiful, shady river banks, the bright
beauty Of the morning beating high in
their hearts, love, hope and fear thrilling
like the pulse of youth
Il have come from long distance to
say something" he said, land now that
l am here, l lack the courage to Begin
Il do not believe that you ever lacked
courage for anything" she answered.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-08-24

He that 0yeryalaes himself will I'm.
dervaine others. and he that under
values others VII cypress. them John
SON.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-08-24
TRY TO STAY LABoRl.

Drevfus' Counsel Shot in the Back by
Hidden Assassins.
At Rennes, France, two men ambush
ed Attorney Labori, counsel for Dreyfus,
and one shot was fred, hitting Labor in
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-08-24
snaugglers

Small kfndnesses Mnan courtesies,
small considerations, habifuaIlY prac.
ticed in our sosial intercourse, give a
greater charm % TIE character than
the display Of grea4 faaents and. accom-.
plishments NJ A Eeliy.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-08-24
COcSOcOCSONOcoN
5 BUSINESS SITUAT.
CoOcNococ>ocoooc~ococ>o
Chicago Correspondence:

~ Tue SUCK
last week
evidence WI
of confdenc
part Of thu
at large In
ued advance
ing in wi
known as
dustri als,"
curities Of Il
manufacturil
binations v
have been for
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-08-24

Patronixe those who advertise.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-13

Z a Chase. SECRETARY ard J. ". Douxfa.
sscrstag1. TIE two claims jain and arg
situated tast gorsh O. tfs@ M@r~srrsar
NA2S1 = sne Sssagta extension ss the
Aosaszsn l<cB. Both Claims. ara
particularly the Tg1ga. have ine surface
sh1wtnss. several assays from open cuss
os tEs judge showing s. e. IN gold I; n
said she Mountain I:sa ledge can De trac-
81 tnto TIE Judge ground Work will -
started on the property as soon as the
E0EH grez or
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-13

Hut as general rule the mission rias
"-}0 are sent out 20 the orient not onlv
are lgnoTant of the religion q the pean,a
"noih they are expected 10 convert. but
cannon even De considered as masters ~ ths.
.a4Ra Wh3eb iaey are sept 20 propagate II
Nc1.C bs difficult for anyone - recall al
the present moment the name u a.v celia
GRATED divine or thellorfsa en3ov3n- = IA
tionsl fame who has forsaken MS native
land IN order To carry the doctrines -
Christianity 20 tae s0-caied heathens. And
yst = IS precisely thai kind az a man shat
- needed n cr1er - meet on = footing q
intellectual equality The great Oriental au-
tA0rt-ies II the Nohamucdan and Puass,fet
churches - the Shin;o and q IRE Con
faeian faiths Faith, pety ara Inspiration
ara not FuTIcjef3t TO convert people the
civilization 40 ahcra. rs well a. whose re-
igion. a1feda:es cur own ny hundreds-~
nay. ;h1Vsan9s~of years Prof u3rd iazre-
ing and intei'ecfs - the lotties; order are
required fsr tle task.
Au& even ths-~ fnay fax2 T7aoea vha. IKE
myself have been much !n the Orient yrI.
! ,hirk. agree WITH TIE that ,hsre IL but
uge way % achieve the conversion af the
rsctve-nagnsty. "a preach rs example. ~
sur.ss Ger life am ~ chem. we elv4 cyl
. rcs ~ eur mofss os existence - -
possession q 4 higher degree ~ -.vi1tza-
.son .hsr tte3s owu. they wl7l. IN caaras -
,srsse. &c ~. !i-st. 20 inyeefigats then PEP
maps tv as - taase fradafuewta& sr.rcg-
piss ~ q civilization which g9e ss.w %
teezn ~ superior & tAelr or. ars .acea
ta~Ee meats. sTins5g.ez a-s Tf.rtst tEGtx.
Tat IS -se only efficael@4s method < coz
vsrttr< .test Mo sap tae divinity ag-
.sr a 1.ferent usEas-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-13
Absolutely Without a Parallel

For cheap stock 81 proven rneri; It's
location. EIlan.1g efneat and development
make it the best prospective snvessneni
in the market.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-13
pd9e,PerI6CO.
MINING BROKERS.

= t9sf LIE B=z9,-c. FFc4e Kan ~.
We are vestttr.x . uew stock ga ne rns--
Fee al Ercs.T.,3-- 8lsor pgtce- ,cA8 as Us sg-
g.A~t.e slsrS $Ee hs-Gse ais es A14ard re-
1zttc, Eaws.aa4. Sloan AID Boundary
sea~ks Mines examined Gna reported
Hsasa.
sgaosafiarz Furnishes ca application.
Eeee ynz~ csc IN JIrs 1ls5Ee Morning
Glory f~ase PM IleG ItlE 81 Segg Es.lt
We wars AfAatsss-A Noble Five M1ga-
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-17
BoyIan. Pearce 4 Co
BoyIan, Pearce g. Co.
TBOVan, PeafCe Co. BOyIan, FeaFC6 90
Store Open Every NIGHT This Week,
The Gift Question Can Best Be Answer, d Here.


anicef fur thai has collar piece and muH
N
have
of
to
ladies' What's acceptable than
nice Umbrella
HANDKERCHIEFS- SILK, and
dren
IosIERY-To all 0 children and ladies'
In an for
Wearn Vests Pants and combination Suits for
Then made Dresses Cpes and Jackets Silk and Wooden
Wooden and silk Dress Godw trimmings to match Then there
Gnghams Calcoe Many
made happy by gift Of OF these That's not adj they
ares ensb and useful
Whats the with Carpet Mating Rug Lace Curtains Table
well linen drawn and embroidered All Of these make sensible gifts
good You'll find here
Table Damas by the yard pattern Napkins Des Crashes and Towels
Blankets
in fact
ii Gird Nckwear Cushions
In
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-17
CHILDREN's WONDERLAND.

CHILDREN'S WONDERLAND.
Toys of. the World and Mecca OF
Child's Happiness.
Patent Dolls, 10, %, 45. rs and Csc.
Jointed Dolls, 10, %, 40, 50, and 50.
Kid Bodies, Is, 10, %, 10, 50, Csc,
and S125.
Dressed Dolls, 10, %, 45, 50, 9sc.
and $3.50.
Dressed Dolls, $3.50, $500 and $500.
China Dolls. 1c, be, and Zoe.
Rag Dolls, % and 25c.
Doll Houses, 45c. csc and $500
Doll Furniture-Bed Room, Parlor and
Dining Sets-23c and 45c.
Pianos, Doll Couches and Chairs, 23c.
Laundry Sets, 23c and Csc.
Iron Stoves and Tin Kitchin and Kit
chin Sets, 23c and 45c.
Bed Steads, High Chairs, Rockers and
Trunks, Toe, 23c, 45c, soc and $500
Lawn Swings and Hanlmoeks, 23c.
China Toilet and Tea Sets, Zoe, BE,
45c. 59c, SOC, $1.49, $500 and $500.
Britannica Sets, 10c, 23c and 45c.
Doll Carriages and Go Carts, 23c and
doc.
Carpet Sweepers. Roller Chairs and
Bell Wheels, 23c to 45c.
Express Wagons and Hook and Lad
DEF. &c, 45c. 9Sc, and $3.50.
Velocpedes and Tricycles, S1.15, $50,
1915 and $3.50.
Hobby Horses, Shoe Flies and Baby
Rockers, SOC, S100 and $500.
Writing Desks and Blackboards, 23c,
45c and 69c.
Tool Chests and Buck Saws, 23c, 45c,
Soc, and $1.30.
Drums. Horns and Guns, Sc, Toe, 23c,
doe, and Toe.
Mage Lanterns, SOC, csc, $3.50 and
$500.
Weeden Steam Boats-real engines
23c, 9Sc and $500.
Steam Boats on Wheels, 23c and 45c.
Upright Weeden Steam Engine, SOC
and S100.
Hill Climher-an engine run by fric-
tion-$.100.
Reins, Whips and Swords, &c, Zoe and
23c.
Truck Wagons, Dump Carts, Ok Carts,
Hay and Milk Wagons, Zoe, 23c, doc,
SOC and Csc.
Fur Animals, Dogs, Cats, Rabbits,
Goats and Sheep Bellows Toy-10 and
23c
Ncah's Ark, Stables and Circus Wa
CONS and Wood Trains, Zoe, 23c, 45c and
CSC.
Growing BOOSTERS and Barking Dogs,
23c and soc.
MUSICAL TOYS.
Dewey Cannon and Uncle Sans Musi-
cal Pipes, Tops, Zythars, Tube phone
and Orchestraion, &c, Zoe, pc, 45c and
$100.
IRON TOYS
Express Trains, Surrys, Truck Wag-
ons, Ok Carts, Steam Boats, Hook and
Ladder and Fire Engines, Zoe, 23c, 45c,
59c and Csc.
IRON BANKS.
Iron Safes. Nickel Plated Trunks,
Toy Banks, Sc, 10c, 23c and S9c.
Mechanical Banks, Spring Action,
Bear Hunt, Indian Camp, Speaking Dog,
Baseball and Artillery Banks, Csc.
Horse Jockeys, Rough Riders, Per-
forming Elephants, Tandem Bicycles,
Clown Concerts, 23c, SOC, 75c and S1.00
French Toys, Mechanical Jumping
Dogs and Rabbits, Goat Wagons
and Walking Dogs, S1.00 and $500.
RUBBER GOODS.
Rubber Dolls, Bell Rattlers, Balls and
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Dish, Stamp Boxes, Hair Pin Boxes.
FIFTY CENTS.
A. d. Cups in very Handsome French
and Japanese Chinas-designs are new
and artistic, A. D. Coffess in Robin Egg
Blue, with miniature decorati0ns-Gold
Handles, shape square. Tea Cups, in
Delf-designs, Japanese, Red and White,
Pinks and Others Cake Plates, Salad
Plates, Bread and Butter, Tea Plates,
Sugar and Creams, Tea Sets, Tea Pots,
Chocolate Pots Butter Bowls, Olive
Dishes, Spoon Trays, Rose BOWS, Puff
Boxes, Toilet Bottles, Candle Sticks,
Bon Bon Trays Ink Stands, Glass
Vases, Twelve Inch Vase in Green,
Ruby, Blue, Purple, Gold decorations,
Picture Frames, Pictures, Stationery.
S100 and up.
French Bisque Figures, Candelabras,
Bob milan Glass VASES, Flor, ntine Vases,
Orchid, Salad Sets, Tobacco Jar, Toilet
Sets, Cracker Jar, Sugar and Cream,
Tea Sets, Tea Pets, Waffle Dish, Salad
Bowls, Cake Plates, Butter Dish, Celery
Trays, Chocolate Pots, Brass 3 O'clock
Tea Kettles, Umbrella Stands, Souvenir
China of St Mary's. Peace Institute,
A. and NJ. College, Baptist University;
Cut Glass Vases, Water Pitchers, Nut
Bowl Jam Jar, etc
THE SHOE STORE.
Shoes Of all kinds, hollerng for recog-
milton. The solid leather sorts are the
only kind that find lodgmant here. Every
pair warranted as represented.
THE QUEEN QUALITY SHOES.
Perfect in modelling, draughting, con-
struction and material perfect. This is
proven by the perfect fit, perfect comfort,
and exceIed service experienced by wear
ers.
Our Street Styles are especially
handsome, shapely, serviceable,
stylish and easy on the foot. $500
Plants line in fine Shoes for
Ladies follows close to first
place -. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So. SO
Our great Cincinnati line of fine
Shoes for Southern feet..... $500
Creghton's Great Line Of Ladies
Dongola Shoes ..............S1 $3.50
WALK-OYER SHOES.
Manufactured by Geo. Z. Keith, Cam
pello. at the Home of the Fine Shoe
Making industry Of this Country. Will
wear with any $500 Shoe equally
stylish and fully warranted.
Storm Calf-Russia Enamel and
Box Calf on the Pennsy, Man
haitian and Student lasts. $3.50
WOODS SCHOOL SHOES.
Here are Fine Dressy School
Shoes for Misses and Children
considered the strongest line on
the market, S125. $3.50 and $500
A Pennsylvania Line Of Chill
dren's Dongola Shoes, Soc, SLIGO
and ... ~ ..........$l .2o
SOMETHING FOR THE BABIES.
Meades Line Of Soft Sole Shoes
and Infants Moecasins-some
with fur tops, Cloth Foxed and
Plain Kid Pinks, Blue, Tan
and White, 25c, soc and. -. 75c.
LEGGINS FOR MEN, WOMEN AND
CHILDREN.
Jersey, Leather and Canvas, in
BLACK. Tan and Brown, soc,
T5c, SLIGO, $1.25 and. ........ $500
Ladies' and Gents Oyergai.ters,
lDc. zoe anu. $500. ......... QUO
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Animals, DC, Zoe, 15c 23c, 45c and soc.
Footballs, 49c, Toe and 98c
Alphabet Building and Nestled Blocks,
Zoe, 23c, doc and 90c
Stone Building Blocks, Paints and
Transparent States, sc, 10e 23c and
45c.
GAMES AND
BOARD GAMES.
Bagatelle, Voyage to the Moon, Par
cheesi, Hallma, Croconole, Game of Dart
and La Lutte and 80 others, &c, Toe,
23c, 45c, Toe, SOC, $3.50 and $500.
Checkers and Dominoes Ten Pins,
Parlor Croquet, sc, Toe, 23c, 49c, csc
and S1.49.
Fun with Electricity, Magnetism and
Soap Bubbles and Jack Straws, all 23c.
Ghilds' Unbreakable Linen Books, &c,
Joe, Zoe and 23c
Robin Hood, Merry Alphabet, Chris
Crinkle. Christmas Eve and Father
Tucks Play pleasure series and story
books, lie, sc, Zoe, 23c and 49c.
TABLES IN THE AISLES.
To facilitate buying and cover within a
small space an articles at one price, we
have arranged separate tables and have
designated them as the DC, Zoe, zoe and
SOC counters.
FIVE CENTS.
Bisque Figures, Six Inch Vases,
Mugs, Pin Trays, Pen Wgpers, Paper
Weights, Pencil Gases, Writing Tablets,
Envelopes, Box of Paper and Envelopes,
Children's Drawing States, Picture
Frames, Children's Story Books, Christ
mas Cards, Games of Authors,
Old Maid, Toys, Dolls, Clowns Rubber
Dolls. Banks, Horns. Whips, Swords,
Christmas Tree Decorations, Shoe Polish,
Backing Machine Oil, Pocket Stoves,
Pistols. Cannon, Birds in Cage, Domi-
noes, Paint Boxes, Harmonious, Apples,
Bananas, Flat Irons.
TEN CENTS.
Cups and Saucers, Bread and Butter
Plates, Blue and White Plates Jap
Plates. Bowls, Chocolate Pots, Sugar
and Cream Pots, Mugs, Vases, Pin
Trays, Bisque Figures, Cologne, Candle
Sticks, Ink Stands, Butter Sets, Black
Iron Candle Sticks, Aromatic Smelling
Salts, Iron Toys, Horse and Cart, Boats,
Pistols, Banks. Coal Scuttle and Shovel,
Scales, Tin Horns, Dewey Horns, Tops,
Paint Boxes, Extension Tables Noah's
Ark, Chairs, School Companion, Box,
Note Paper and Envelopes, Games,
Bed Steads, Round Posts, Enerys, Pic
ture Books, Jack-in-Box, Humming
Tops, Musical Tops, Feather Busters,
Face Powder, Uncle Sa1n's Musical
Pipes, Jardiners.
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
a. d. Cups, Tea Cups, Chocolate
Cups. in French China and japanese;
Handsome Dessert Plates, Breakfast
Plates, Tea Plates, Salad Pilates, Bread
and Buffers, in japanese, French and
German and Austrian China, in a null
itude of designs: Nine Inch Blue and
White Bowls, White Decorated Bowls,
Oat Meal Sts, Pitchers, half gallons, in
Blue, Green and Gray; Quart Pitchers,
in Dark Blue and Gold; Dainty Cream
Pitchers, Sugar and Creams, in Blue and
White and japanese; Tea Pots that will
stand the fire, Fancy Jap Tea Pots, with
Wicker Handles; Handsome Boxes Of
Paper and Envelopes, Fancy Blotters,
China Pin Trays, Bon Bon Box, Cigar
Gutter, Opal Puff Box, China Hair Re-
ceiyefs, Match Stands, Jewelry Box,
Salye Boxes, Pin Trays, Olive Dish,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-17
rom

Busy haven't much time shop for holiday gifts
here get will be appreciated.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-17
Store will be Open Until 1890 ?. NJ All This Week
THE HOLIDAY FAIR.

The shall be bountuy sthorn and the dn
Saint The good people All the will &
Make
the than The
is changing things
No changing the will be allowed One ALL and that
the lowest
asked will things Christmas and tsn deliver them
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-17
HOLIDAY
GOODS
"sugar and Spice,
and Everything that's nice. =

Fat Turkies. Celery, Mince Meat,
whole Pumpkins, Sliced Pumpkins,
White Grapes dark Grapes. new Walnuas,
Almonds, Extra large Pecans and other
nuts, Stuffed Dates, Crystalized Ginger,
Maple Sugar, Golden Gate Peaches,
Pears, Cherries and Apricots, and hum
dreds of other things in glass and tin.
Self raising and plain Buck Wheat. Flap
Jack Flour, Quaker Oats, Barley, Grits,
Gluten and other cereal preparations.
Our famous stuffed Mangroes fine as
ever.
ROLLER Champion Flour still sustains
it's deserved reputation as Whitest and
best that is milled.
"Seal" brand Java and Mocha an un-
surpassed combination of Aroma and
strength.
.He No., Tea for delicacy of perfume
and invigorating quality has no rival.
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Tops, Leather Soles, S100,
S12J and ................... .oO
Lambs Wool Soles ............ Zoe.
SHOE POLISH.
"Gilt Edge Queen Quality, Blk
by's, Whittemore's Patent Lea
Their. Wei and Box Calf Dress
ings, &c, Zoe and .......... Zoe.
TAILOR-MADE SUITS.
The Braided, Flounced, besides the
seryiceable and inexpensive kinds.
Heavy Homespun, in Blue, Grey
and Black-were $3.50 to
$1,000 Observation-Disclosures. $500
English Homespun and Colored
Cheviots-were $3.50 to S15. SO. SO
Plaid Back Golf Cloth, Venetian
and Shrunk Serges- S16.50
to $500. observation-disclosures. $3.50
Double-Breasted Broad Cloth
Suits close fitting-were $4,000
to $4,000 ................. $17.oO
NEW WINTER STYLE JACKETS.
Kerseys, Broad Cloth and Gov
ert--values mp to $1000-are
now .... $o.OO
Motions and Kerseys, Blue, Tan
aud Black-yalues UP to $500. $3.50
Beaver Kerseys and Meltons,
Castor, Brown and Blue-yal-
ues up to $4,000. $12. so
Black and Tan Kerseys, Hand
somely Appiqued-up TO
$500 .........s...,... $3.50
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
Black Brocade Skirts .....S1.25
Wool Crepons-Black and Colors. $2.25
Wool Serges and Moha:r Alpaca $3.50
Camel's Hair Serges and Home
Golf Plaid Skirts $500
Rainy Day Skirts Plaid back. 1915
Misses and Children's Jackets have
all been reduced in price, though the
stock contains the best of the Fall and
Winter Season.
FUR CoLLARETTEs AND CAPEs
Standard Electric Seal Collar
short Tab Electric Seal, with
Tails ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SOU
Seal and Opossum Scarfs. $50. 400
French Seal Capes-Standard. 500
Star Yoke Collarettes, Grey kim
mer and Seal .............. 7.5O
River Mink and Brown Fur Stole
Ends .................. 500
Combination Collarette, MaTten
and Astrichan ........... 300
size ..e.4..... 1000
Seal and Persian LanDb--Star
Yoke-6 tails ...............1 L.. 90
Cluster and Double Stole Scarfs. 400
Brook Mink, Persian Lamb, with
Animal Heads-Clusters and Dou-
bic Stole, Tails, etc.-S15.00
$3.50 and ................ 1900
CHILDREN'S FURS.
White Angora Muff and Capes
River Mink, Natural Opossum
Flat Muff, viii Purse ........ 500
Lamb and Thibit Animal Neck
Pieces and Sailor Collars-with
Heads ...... .......... -. 400
Empress Chincilla-the Blue
Moufflou, Grey Astrachan, Bea-
yer aud White Lamb ........ $500
Ostrich Boas White, Tan and
Black-rhey are marked S3I5
10 S12.50-closing price for this
week from $3.50 to......... 7.5O
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-17
Unmatchablc Values in Articles
That Housekeeper will appreciate.

Eiderdown Quilts, Blankets, G urtans.
and WITH Napkins Q ma c, Damask Towels
Bureau scar Silk Linen,
Umbrellas Leather Goods Sterling
novelties with Muf to match.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-17
store things bought now Until Christmas and then deliver them

Bed Room Slippers, Felt, Fur
Tops, Leather Soles, $1.00,
S125 and .................. VI 80
Lambs Wool Soles ............ Zoe.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-17
Store Open Night From Wednesday Until Saturday Evening
a 3. Stronach.
Is OFF OF THEIR VALUE.

% Jackets in Kersey Broadco enetian and Beaver.
% Capes in Plush, Beaver and Broad cloth.
5 Coat Suits in Serge and Homespun.
II Misses Jackets and listers.
Table Dress Good in Paids, Bou Giles, Homespun.