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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-19
ASSESSMENT No. 8.
West Morning Glory Mining Company.
onlco and Principal Place of Business salt
Lake city Utah.

Notice Is hereby given that at meeting
~ The directors, held on the sth day Of Doc,
1870, an usscssmont Qf y ~ | cent per share,
vas levied ON all the shares ~ the capital
stock ~ tho corporation, payable ON or he
fOru The 9th day ~ ,lnnunry. 1870, "a tho
Secretary NJ No. an Mccormick block. salt
Lake cay, Utah. ANY stock uuon which tho
assessment may romain unpaid on the a1th
ADVERTISED Tor sit'o Mt public auction. aud
unless payment i made before, ~ many of
rho shares represented by each certificate pf
the stock 20 delinquent ~ may hc necessary
will DO sold ON the 10Th day ~ February, ill1,
NJ 100 D. ~ walker building, Salt Lake CITY.
state OF Utah, ~ the hour Of u o'clock noon.
tn nny tho Delinquent assessment together
With the cost NJ advertising and expense VI
sale. THOMAS =. TAYLOR, Secretary.
Ivy order OF the linNrd NJ Directors.
SAT- Lake CITY, Utah, December Is, 1sDg.
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nANTI.

Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Manti. Sanpcte County, Dec iS.-Su-
porintcndont OF Schools Andrew g Nell
son, wrote Superintendent Allison, pres
ident OF the state Teachers assocla-
tlontion, regarding the advisability OF
Sanpetc county teachers attending the
meeting at Salt Lake city next week.
owing To the recent smallpox scare In
this county. Superintendent Allison re-
piled that the state board of health
were not npprchcnsivc Of any danger
from the attendance OF the Sanpctc
county pcdogoguos at the state teach
crs' convention. ana they might come
without fear of spreading couingion.
without doubt this county VIII b. wen
representcd nt the meeting unless some
thing unforeseen interfcres.
DEATH or MRS. cENA NELSON.
Prof. a. c. Nelson received word yes.
terdny that his sister Ceua, wife OF
Christian Nelson. OF Redmund. was
dead ind would be buried tomorrow,
Mrs. Nelson died OF pneumonia. Hho
was forty years OF ngc. and leaves "A
husband and -four children. Prof Nell
son and his brother Nols l.. Nelson, viii
20 to Relmund today to attend tho fu-
neral.
MARRIED IN THE TEMPLE.
James Anderson, OF 1T. Green and
Mary Aagaard OF i.evan, Juab county
Austin Y. Jorgensen and Elsie Gould,
OF Monroe. Hans Christensen ANA Eli1-
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~OtN RAILROAD TIME CARD
0REeoh SHORT LINE RY.

H.. AnllIvEs
ISo',h and Northwest. IN. M, biei D. m.
itSh' M,oa; M. 1880 a. M, ig,i5 q. M,
s, LrAyr3
.ss.h0p m. "''" $40 u N" h'ieA
IA IA y, 3; M, 500 a, M. 600 y. M. 5ioj
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SUMMONS.

In the Justices Court In aud for tho Fifth
Precinct, salt Lake City, Salt Lake
County. state % Utah.
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Christmas goods In great variety at
KQlitz HOLIDAY Bazaar.
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ASSESSMENT 80. q,

The Lower Mammoth Mining Company. \
Corpontlon. Lncatlon af Mines. Tintlc
Mining District iuab 60, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-19

Have you a cold? A dose OF BAL
LARD'S HoREHoUND SYRUP at
bed time viii remove II. Price rs cts.
and 10 cts. z. c. ii. /. Drug Dept.
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The petition ~ Horace q, whitney, Admins
istntnf nf tho estate o. Mary g. Whitney,
deceased PRAYING Tor the settlement Of ind
account m said Horace a. Whitney, admis-
traitor, ard Tor the distribution ~ thu
rnsiduo uf said estate ca tho por.Dns un-
Titled. IA. huan sut for hearing on sat-
urdny tho 9grd day Of Dccumber a. u. tep. 10
piin u'rl1 fk n fn.. ~ the County Court House.
IN the Court Room uf said Conf. IN salt Lake
Clty. salt Lake County. Utah.
Witness the Clrrk OF said Court with tho
seal thereof affixed this iith day OF
pCcsmttor. 4, Dsisni.
tscaN DAVID q. DuNUAH. clerk.
ny ALUERT j. Scare Deputy Clerk.
Ferguson Cannon. ATTORNEYS.
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Mass Meeting to Consider the Roberts
tnsc-iiaii. Olsen Marriage,

Special Correspondence
Logan. Dee. is.-Honl,ln j. Mathews.
chairman OF the Democratic county
committee. today issued cali for n
mass meeting 10 be held at the court
house. Thursday evening. The cali II
directed 10 an who feel that nm outrage
has been pr lctratcl upon the people u
the state OF Utah by the Congress OF
the United States IN refusing to seat
utah's duly elected and accredited rep
rescntativc IA that body. II ls expected
unwnrrnnted and unprecedented action
by Congress win be adopted.
In the district court today. In the
case OF II. q. Dunn x CO.. W Thatcher
Milling a Elevator company. demurrer
was ovorrulcd and ten days given In
which TO make answer.
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See Bargain Tables outside from IL to
2 each day this week. Peoples Cash
Store,
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NOTICE.

In the. District Court, Probate Division, In
nnd for -aIl Laku COUNTY. state of Utah.
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Before Alexander McMaster, Justice of the
lcacc. IS Commercial building.
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PRINCIPAL Place of Ruilne.s, salt Lake
City. Utah.
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oS no MANILA, 20 CpNrs.

The last / 1000 Of the beautiful book.
ION to Manila" detailing the achieve
ments OF tho Utah batteries In the
Philippines. are now offered at 20 cents.
Postage prepaid.
Ai.nhnnLDnI tr.... - I...IL.. nnan.
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NO cRAHDe WESTERN ny.

r, ARRIVES
HiiSSteS, ana Hast. io;i5 a. M. 1900 y. IN.
|ek.. LEAVES
u a taS. $3.50 q. n. iiis y. Il. and
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HALL.OLsEN MAnnIAGE.

Andrew q. Hall OF Fairvlew, and
Martha Olsen, 81 Mink Creek Idaho.
were today married In this city, Jus
tlce knowles officiating.
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For morbid conditions take Deecham's
Pills,
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CandIes. nula ana toya ID KolItz.

Elegant Xmas candles at Kolltz.
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UNION PACIFIC ny.

PeL, ARRIVES
''Oa' M. iioo D. m. and $50 D. m
1sh,. LEAVES
V% n', las y. m. and 500 D. ID.
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|El;SIIIB[jj(3{Bl|
|s;sififIis|
The Latest "Wrinkle''
In RailrOading

Is the buffet-smosing-il car. The
burlington has seven such cars. Won
derfully comfortable they are. They
have easy chairs. sofas, writing desks.
oard-tables. wei-siocked budct, the
Illustrated weckiles, the popular month";
liea-ali the cunvenlcnccs AMI comforts
oi o wcll-npp0lntod club.
The Chicago Special. leaving Denver
nt 300 y. m. Tor omaha. Chicago. Kln-
saA CITY. and ~. Louis. has sleeping.
dining. and rcclinlna-chair c1Fs ns well
az library ear Tho Vestlbll,i Flyer.
leaving at 1880 .. M. * equally well
equipped. except thnt-it has no library
car.
Is the wisest Of all wisdom. Tho quick
est way 10 make weak atomachs strong.
Tickets at Offices of connecting lines.
Ticket onioc. PA 3. W. Temple Street.
u. II. WATSON. General Agent. Salt
Lake city.
II. F. NEsLEN. Trav. Pass & Frelsh,
Agent.
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Tickets at Offices 81 connecting lines.
Ticket onicc. pa 3. W. Temple Street
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In tho matter II the Estate OF Mary O.
Mhltnny. nncnnsed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-19

Is the Wisest Of all wisdom Tho quick
est way 10 make weak stomnchs strong.
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LOGAN.

MeehnnIenl Toya n KoIIts pazar.
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buRK GETS ONE YEAR.

,ask burk, who pleaded guilty last
.aly 70 housebreaNing In tho Sec
Ifict court, was brought into
y nl, morning for sentence before
!. holapp, and was sent to the pen
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-09
Church Services o-day.

CATHoLIc-Father Griffin. pastor. Low Sun.
day Mass AID sermon IT II a m Benedictior
and sermon at 1880 p. m The publici is inv tied
CHRIsTIAN-Rev. j. L. Foster, pastor. Preach
ing at II a, m. and p. m. " Rev. Herbert
ocholz of Burlington, N. q. The friends and
public cordially invited to hear Prof S.holz
The strange has a hearty welc me.
Sunday school, John Nils, Supe intendent
10 a. m.
BAPTIST TABERNACLE-Rev. A. M. Simms
pastor. Services at IL a. III. and 1880 =. m.
Sunday school, N. b. Broughton, Superin
tendent, $500 a. ~.
DR. Sinms win speak at y q. m to- day Oh
"This Generation in the Judgment and a
night his subject will be IS eking God" Visi-
tors in the city e cordially invited
On Wednesday nigh the church viii begin 4
series OF services nightly. The pastor will be
he ped by Rev. r. T. V,nu, of Scotland Neck
The public is invited to hear DR.. Vann and to
engage in the services.
Mex. Pittenger, d. D., recor First Sunday
after Easter. holy Communion at s a. m.
Sunday school at 9:45 a, m.
Divine service anu sermon at II a. m and p
m. Service on ednesday at 10 a. M, and or
Friday at D m.
The seats are all free. and strangers and visi-
tors will be cordially welcomed.
CHRIST CHuRcH-Rev NJ NJ. Marshall. D. d
rector. First sunday after Easter. Eaaly Gem
Morning service ana sermon Il =. IN. Evening
service p. m. Services during the week
Wednesday 20 p. M and Friday a m. Free
seats. Strangers cordial y wecom d.
The Easter music will be repeated at Christ
church to-day.
st Saviour Chapel: Sunday School a. m.
Morning service a. IN Night service p. M.
Seats all free. Every one invited.
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REV. BENNETT sMEDEs, d. D.
Action by the Trustees of st. Mary,s
- School.

Action by the Trustees of st. Mary's
- School.
At meeting of the Board of Trustees
of st. Mary's School, Raleigh. held on
Tuesday, April 4th, at the residence of
the bishop, the following action was TAX
en- in reference to the death of the Rev.
DIR. Smedes, late rector of the institution.
JULIAN T.. INGLE.
Secretary Pro Tempore.
The trustees of st. Mary's School,
meeting for the first time since the death
of the Rev. Bennett Smedes, d. D.. late
rector of the same, desire to place upon
record this sense of bereavement in the
departure Of one to whom the church
in North Carolina is deeply indebted for
his long and faithful service so gladly
rendered to the cause Of Christian edu-
cation.
Following in the steps of his lamented
father. the founder of the institution, he
has for nearly forty years freely spent
and been spent in absolute and unset
fish devotion to its welfare. and st. Ma
rvs. no longer q private enterprise. but a
diocesan institution, will be an enduring
monument to the skilful zeal and love
of these two faithful servants of
God and His church.
To the stricken hearts of the family
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-09
ROBBED THE GRAVE.

A startling incident, of which Mr.
John Oliver, of Philadelphia, was the
subject, is narrated by him as follows:
Il was in a most dreadful condition. My
skin was almost yellow. eyes sunken.
tongue coated pain continually in back
and sides, no appetite gradually grow
ing weaker day by day. Three physi-
clans had given me up. Fortunately, a
friend advised trying Electric Bitters,
and to my great joy and surprise, the
first bottle made decided improvement.
continued their use for three weeks.
and am now well man. / know they
saved my life, and robbed the grave of
another victim" No one should fail to
try them. Only so cents, guaranteed at
all Drug Stores.
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Of our beloved brother and co-worker
we offer our affectionate sympathy; and
to the gratitude of the daughters of st.
Mary's, wherever found, who owe so
much of what they have and are to the
generosity and skill of these guardians
and guides of their youth. We COM
mend the welfare of their alma mater,
that they may bear always in loving re-
membrance the lessons of the past. and
gladly share in the upbuilding of the
material fabric and the perpetuation of
the traditions and influence of ST. Mary S
School.
In turning to the difficult task of pro-
viding successor in the rectorship of
the institution, we shall deem ourselves
fortunate indeed if we can find one like
minded with the noble spirit which has
so lately passed, as we trust, to the rest
of Paradise.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-09

Dress Pattern yards of Black non-crushable grena-
dne-44 inches wde-the price $100 per yard 75c.
/ Dress PATTERN yards A inches wide-black fancy
Grenadine Gall wool the price $3.50, $100
/ Dress Pattern yards, Black French Crepon Grena-
dine Mournng-the price was $780, now....... l50
2 Dress Patterns yards each in noncrushable wool
Grenadine-1 TAM 1 Vioet-the price $3.50,
now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ................. 100
Dress Pattern yards-Silk Polka Dot Grenadine
the price was So. co. now. Observation-Disclosures. 150
/ Dress Patiently yards-Violet and White Pin
Checked Grenadne-the price zoo 15O
/ Dress PATERNITY yards, Blue and White Checked
all wool Grenadine-was So % now ............ 150
1 Dress Pattern yards-French Crepon Grenadine,
helotrope-the price $500, ............ 15O
/ Dress Patterns yards-wool Grenadne with Per-
sian band to match--color Clochette-was $3.50,
now .............. Observation-Disclosures. $50
3 Dress Pattens-Talorm Sutings- Gray,
and Blue Green mixed, Gray mixed-were 81, now 75c
1 Dress Pattern wards Imported Worsted for tailor
made suts-color Green mxed--was $3.50, 100
None of the above Dress Patterns will be sent out to
VIII not cut samples of same. Nc mail orders
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. r. l.. Potts is back from visit
to relatives at Salem.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. S. Berwanger have gone
North for two weeks tr;7.
Nudge George H. Brown spent yester-
day in the city.
Mrs. Daniel L. Russell yesterday came
back from Durham. While there She
WAS the guest of Mrs Duke.
Mrs. B. G. Cowper and Miss Pattie
? Mordecai have returned from visit to
Salem.
Mrs. w. S. OBJ. Robinson. who has
been the guest of Mrs. Russell at the
Mansion, left yesterday
Mr.. p. III. Denton has accepted posi-
ton with Boylan, Pearce & Co. and
would be glad to have his friends call.
4 TeQf. Herbert School, of Burlington.
is in fG1nS> city. He will preach this morn
ing at the Christian church.
Rev. Dr. Carter has returned from
Southern Pines and will this morning
and evening occupy his pulpit the
First Baptist church.
Mrs. u. H. Hill and her daughter and
Mrs. Kirby Smith will be the guests of
the Confederate veterans during the
Charleston reunion.
Major and Mrs. Charles L. Davis are
spending Sunday at Fortress Monroe,
Va. They will return tomorrow. Major
Davis was in service at that place, as a
member of Gen. Dix's staff in 1S63-iust
thirty-six years ago.
Lieut. Y. p. Smith, of Company X.
First North Carolina regiment, is in the
city for a few days ON leave of absence.
He arrived yesterday morning from
Savannah. He is looking well and reports
the boys" as in good health and happy
at the prospect of an early return home.
They are expecting, he says, to be here
about the 25th.
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A. B. STR0NACH,
The Ladies Dry Goods Store.
These are the Pow rs Behind the Throne.
Popular Goods, Popular Prices ~ ~
~ ~ and Popular Salespeople,


and brown
Impr Serges-n andb
Whipcords-tans
A
modes reds 43
inches
Atwood French States and A
=. =. "
pearls cadet and
navy A inches . . .
80
puppies, 81 inches. loo
Venetian C,otE-tans blues 4inches
and Chevot Serges-bue brown aes 81 inches
ndreds inches
land ta-edsa
Cashme and red
lwool Suings browns and
Iandsomt N
prices in
and lei era
Cheapest best lines Ladies' Misses Chrens Shoes Oxor Etc.
il the
Ne cana and suit
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-09
THE CITY WATER-WHICH /;
CORRECT?

To the Editor: The chemist, Mr.. A.
w. Blair, says: "But, ON account of I'M
natural hardness and a considerable
quantity of sulphate of iron, which is also
unnatural, it must still be ruled out of
the class of pure, healthful water
The committee says: 1.-THE city has a
very good water (both chemically and
bacteriologically) at present"
What is very good water? if it is Meth
er pure or healthful'' water? Will some
one please explain and reconcile these
two statements.
p. e. HINES, NJ. d.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-09

EVICTION PRICES
On Certain Delinquent Fabrics.

They have overstayed their right of Occupation
Out they 60 then. all of them The eviction process
is simple one, and shall be sharp and immediate
they are beautiful goods-the very best which
the world show of their classes hat tact but
makes the ejectment swlfter very large proper
ton of them are the highest class productons-those
daring, exquisite TASTEFUL effective things which an
immense amount OF genius has been lavished tor the
smallest possible amount of proportion-he kind OF
dress goods commonly called Pansian novelties EX
elusive designs, everyone, and a selection OF them
which we think considerably better than merely excel
lent
Their time for removal has come and if they will
not go willingly they shall be pushed out AS the
goods simply the best known to civilization, the
delay must be a matter Of price.
Well fix that:
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NEW ADVERTISE MINIS,

DODbIN u FERRALL-Tailored Suits
NJ Ian, PEARCE & CO.-Extraor-
binary Bargains.
GROSS 4 LINEHAN.-A Word ia
Judicious Buyers.
~ INGoLN LITHIA WATER CO.
Lithia Water.
DahNELL & THOMAS.-We Try to
BE Fair.
5. 4 D. BERWANGER.-Men's Cloth
ing.
A. B. STRONACH-The Ladies' Store.
SHERWOOD HIGGS & CO.-Eviction
Prices.
]. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Special
Sale.
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CITY INNS.

Mr.. Guy L. Bunch has opened repair
shop at 100 West Martin street.
"A big record has been made by Dughi
ln banana receipts. In the last two
weeks he has received over 1000
punches.
The ex-members of the Governors
Guard will not hold meeting Monday
might as announced, but will hold it in
a few days.
Craven county yesterday settled its
taxes for 1893. 1t paid into the State
Treasury $9,193.49
Work has begun on the house being
built for the detention of smallpox sus-
poets.
The Eunice Goodrich last night played
Wanted-A Husband They got him,
finally, after killing one man-only one.
This closes the company's engagement
here.
The magistrates appointed by the last
legislature are qualifying very slowly.
Of the ninety-four appointed for this
county only some twenty have yet quail
fled. Those who do not qualify by June
LIST cannot do so.
DIR. Buffaloe was summoned to appear
before Mayor Powell yesterday on com
plant of President James Din vlddie, OF
Peace Institute. charging him with hav-
ing reported that there was smallpox at
that institution. On account of profess
sional business DIR. Buffaloe did not make
his appearance and the case was post
p0ned. There is not nor has there been
case of smallpox at Peace Institute or
near it.
According to the custom of Wm G..
Hill Lodge, past masters jewel was
yesterday presented to Mr.. A. L. Baker,
who has server as master during the
past year. The medal is very costly
I and beautiful one. 1t was presented
in behalf of the members of the lodge
by Rev. DR.. Daniel.
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tHt ~Ia,a1n 10 Jay.

= For North Carolina: Fair Sunday;
fresh northwesterly winds. Monday
fair and warmer.
Local. FORECAST for Raleigh and vicin-
ity to o'clock tonight: Sunday: Fair,
cooler.
Local data for Raleigh yesterday:
MAXIMUM temperature, 50: minimum
temperature, 40: mean, 81: rainfall, 02
inches flor "A hours.)
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-09
MEMS FURNISHING

DI1PARTM ENT.
% dozen of the celebrated Custer
Shirts-the shirts that jobbers usually
get $3.50 dozen for and retail at 80
cents each. A shirt that is made of east
iron malslin, linen bosom, worked eyelets
and button-holes continuous facing both
sleeve and back, linen neck band and
sleeve band, double stitched seams, pat
tent button-hole for back or shirt-and
many other improvements-sizes 121a to
Ia shirt that we said before was well
worth 50c-special SADIE price
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MASONIC.

Regular meeting of VIM. G. Hin Lodge
No. 21S. will be held ON tomorrow even
ing ait o'clock. A full turnout is re-
quested. Visiting brethren are cor
daily invited.
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THIRTY FIVE CENTS.
OR 3 FOR 81 90.

Not over 6 sold to ANY one customer
The Corset Department, has something
new to tell you today
Phantom Shirt waist eXtenders.. Csc
Elite Bustles without pads. 49,. Csc
With pads soc
Children's Corset Waist and I'M
der waist combined, plain cam
hrlc. ..... ......... zoe
Children's Ferris Cors5 waist and
under waist c0mbined-plaited
fr0nt-peaFl buttons-v very fine
quality jeans trimmed with edg-
ing. -. ... .... soc
Thompson "Glove Fitting" Corset,
Paris shape-short hip--white
only, bodies of Coutil. with sat
teen stripping, richly trimmed
with wide Nottingham Lace and
Ribbon at top and bottom. ST. 90
Thompsons Ventlating Paris
Shape-made of Imported Net
ting, Light and comfortable for
Summer wear. -. .....$ 81. 90
Thompson's Nursing-made of
jeans, stripped with satteen-
long waist in white only. j. .SI.OO
Thompson's Extra long waist
Bodies of Coutil and stripped
satteen, handsomely floss d in
white only. .S1.OO
TWO NEW COLLARS.
Just arrived a shipment of two new
collars for Ladies.
Wilfred-sizes 1919 to 1872 with
low standing collar with narrow
turn over edge open space both
back and front. ..... Toe
Special No. 3-medim height
standing collar with square turn
oVr edge-open both back and
front. $500. 1900 Tnc
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-09
Speaking About.
(;4PUL)N

We wish tt call especial attention to
it's harmlessness.
A leader in Raleighs best Society,
said to us the other day: "Capudine is
the only strong Headache Remedy that
l can take without bad effects following.
/ and my daughters like it very much"
Twenty-Five cents bottle at all Drug
Stores.
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Other Dire SIS Goods to
Go Too.

The $1.00 quality Crepon now. Use.
The 75c 40-inch Granite now soc.
The roc. genuine French Henrietta,
silk finish SOC.
The SOC. value of silk and wool Fan
cy Dress Goods-full 80 inches
wide ......... .......... .2Sc.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-09

SPECIAL.
Owing TO our big dress goods
business this season, we have ac-
} cumulated quite a quantity of
Remnants in WOODEN goods. Some
long enough for waists, skirts
and even dress paterns-will be
sold at just one-half of their regu-
lar prices.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-09

The ex-members of the Governors
Guard will not hold meeting Monday
might as announced, but will hold it in
a few days.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-09

Craven county yesterday settled its
taxes for 1893. 1t paid into the State
Treasury $9,193.49.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-04-09

Work has begun on the house being
built for the detention of smallpox sus-
poets.