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AUTHORITY.
r,rrR NOTICE.

,.oes with Section of
,Syf Of the laws Of 1886:
~. holding water privileges
.,,.rg water rates. are here
|r,sat the water rates for
.,l.nr Pee. 81. 1900. will be
,,,able at the Office OF the
water Works. on the LIST
nv 1900.
ates remaining unpaid for
~, hey are due will be sub
additional 10 per cent.
sassss upon which rates re-
..s,ld August IS. 1900. t3c
=, Incoming delinquency. are
mspension without further
40 piyable at the Office OF the
{s,Hs In the basement OF Eek.
paIldIng
ANDREW BROWN.
se, Honolulu Water Works.
.m June 20. 1900. 557i
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70 CONTRACTORS

||'ls Al,E INVITED FOR
H. OFF material and con-
'w'r House. ONCE Quar-
~ h1fn Tor the Honolulu
Anl Land co. Plans and
.'1 hn seen az the cfnce
'orotaaio and Alapal
II n' ln ON OF before ~
llf lth. prOximo. The
thr right 10 reject
IN RAPID TRANSIT AND
"'lENrYNE. Manager.
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} Assessment Notice.

lER or THE DIRECTORS.
afeby given That the 18th as
d the Olaa sugar Co.'S AZ
Hoek, of 10 per cent or 81 per
been levied. TO be due and
The ist day OF August. 1900,
barring from september LIST.
delinquent September 30tn.
JAS n. CASTLE,
/ Olaa sugar Company. Ltd.
June n. 1900.
is-2is5-June 2-26-29
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NOTICE..
\ ICRlCUlTURAl CO.,
| llMlIt0.

tNrs NAVE BEEN CALL
..spssable stock OF this
! /. bevone due and payable
| " Dastle n Cooke. Ltd. on
pr" 10 per cent lSi0 per
lesnt August 18th. 1900.
.'h 1910, 10 per cent ts10
| aeIlnquent October 18TH.
~. laOo 10 per cent tsio per
"llent November 30th, 1900.
w A BOWEN.
Walalua Ayr. Co. Ltd.
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NOTICE.

\, w y, UNITED STATES
|N,.,s,,.r Tune 10Th. 1900. all
~ w r muet hear a i-cent
|,,ii.w.ar Tax Stamp on the
y. and triplIcate.
'sal. luest a ~ amx the
,.s :, !, ,o law rs freight can
s.p,'s must contain state
lAV,, ~ " packages.
M frr STEAM NAvrGA-
~ co. usrv
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|TvOr IIiOn Notices.
GEEIINLS.
has AGRICULTURAL COM
PANY.

.n be- n special meeting OF ths
|au ~ the Hawaiian Agricul-
20 the Office OF G.. Brewer a
| Lld In Honolulu. on the 30th
|ll at0n. M.
EFF BISHOP. Secretary.
fou a. June 2tst. 1900.
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IN b. a special meeting OF ths
H of the Walluku sugar Co.
N 0illoe OF &. Brewer a Co.
onolulu. Saturday. June 30th
a. m,
b. y. BISHOP. Secretary.
f0Iuu, June 2ist. 1900.
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Sister Martha Dead.

Sister Martha. of the Order of the
Sacred Heart. died yesterday in the
Sisters house attached to the Roman
Catholic church Sister Martha was
advanced in years and had been in Ha-
wall for nearly half century. Under
her tutela &c. inany children now grown
men and women had been educated and
she was beloved and revered by thous-
ords. Her funeral win take place to-
day
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Will E. Fisher,
REAL ESTATE AGENT
AND AUCTIONEER

Corner FOrr and Merchant SITS.
7 will sell III Public Aucrinr hy nrriar
of the Treasurer, Mr. ,iderkirk surf
cienr of rhs following dsiinnu.ur stock
reimburse the Company. unless the de-
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NOTICE

PLANTATION co.
= q this company are closed
| nom Monday. June 25. 1900.
' June 10 1900. Inclusive.
W A. uOWEN. Treasurer.
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You never have mead in the morn.
ing from drinking Jesse Moore IA
Whiskey. II is the best and puresi
whiskey made and is sold by Loyejos
& Co., Honolulu.
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NOTICE.

nEA SUGAR Co. LTD.
y q this company are closed
rom Monday June &c. 1900.
y June 30. 1900, inclusive.
W A. BOWEN, Treasurer.
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N BE- n special meeting Of the
m OF the Honomu Sugar Co.
n &. orewer A Co. Lite. A.
on saturday. June 10th. 1900
r. y. BISHOP. Secretary.
no.ulu. June s1st. 1900.
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|0LDERs MEETING. -- 90
u SUGAR PLANT'N Co.

M b. a special meeting OF the
~ of the Ookaia sugar Plan
Al the office OF G. Brewer a
IN Honolulu. ON Friday. June
a. 1890 n. m.
g. v. BISHOP. Secretary.
rolulu. June 2ist. 1900. 5577
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The Advertiser is delivered to any
nart NJ the riyy for IL cents per month
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE co.
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MISS HOWE WAS
WELL RECEIVED
Evolutionary Recital at the
Young Mems Christian
Associai ion.

The evolutionary recital b. Miss How
1t the Young Mems Christian Associa
ton last night was well received. Miss
dove proved a delightful entertainer,
and showed herself possessed of varied
talent.
The following was the program:
Come Here" TRANSLATED from the
Germany. e. Miss Genevieve Ward
The Story of Rosiaa". Austin Dobson
"A Telephone Romance" ...........
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Pauline Phelps
Aunt Melissy on Boys" ...........,.
III.
Bob. Son of Battle" Extract FROM
.a.................. Alfred O.livant
The Little Hatchet Story ........--
'Charlotte's Intended" .............
........... Ruth McEnery Stuart
Extract from DIR. SEWER" ..........
btO. W. telOlt
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| 'aNleArloN NOTICE.

u Of water privileges. or those
Later rates. are hereby notified
4 ,,urs for irrigation purpose
Lsos o'clock a m. sad from
|,slOcs .. N.
ANDREW BROWN,
|As Honolulu Water Works.
wd ny; -
ALEX. YOUNG.
Minister OF Interior.
bin iuns ~. 1890 sass
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|nLpERs MEETING. - no.
NJMU SUGAR CO.
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during that period. The Judge gave
the little truant a scolding and his lib
erty
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|oLpeRs' MEETING WAL.
LUkU SUGAR CO.
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WILL E. Fl HFR,
AuCTIoNEER.


Fr.ther parlicuIa. of VIM. A. Hen
stali Attorney at Law, or ]. w. Lun-
irg. Trustee.
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WILL E. FIS YER.
AUCTIoNEER
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niiqurni assessin-nI@ are paio al the
Office vi the ia W Allan TRUST Il IN
EoiMENT Co.. LTD. Honuiuiu. II.
l., before the day OF sale. July IL. 1870:
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-03-02
ys<
TO APPRAISE THE HORNET.
Board of Naval Inspectors Ordered to
Wilmington.

The Adjutant Generals office has
been notified that by direction of Rear
Admiral Frederick Rogers the Naval
inspection Board has sailed from Pen
sacola for Wilmington to appraise the
naval reserve boat Hornet. On the way
the board will touch at Key West and
Port Royal, and will probably arrive in
Wilmington next week. The reserves
had been given permission to sail from
Wilmington on Saturday of this week
on cruise to Charleston. but Cod. J. c.
H. Harris said yesterday the permission
would be revoked in consequence Of the
above. The Adjutant Generals office
was notified by Lieutenant Richard
Henderson, secretary to the board.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. Charles J. Parker yesterday re
turned from a visit to Portsmouth.
Rev. j. w. Lynch and wife, of Wake
Mrs. Geo. l.. Kirby is in GoldSboro
visiting her daughter, Mrs. NJ. E. Robin
son.
Forest, were in the city yesterday.
Miss Bessie MOrdecai left yesterday
afternoon for the Western part Of the
State.
Mrs. B. w. Mcclure, of Coudersport,
ON Hillsboro street.
Miss Kate Connor, who has been the
guest of Miss Mary Andrews. left yes
terday for her home in Wilson.
Grand Secretary B. II. Wooded left
yesterday morning to visit lodges along
the Atlantic Coast Line. in the interest
of the 1. 0. O. F.
Mr.. w. f. 4Brookshre, of Powelton
n. c., arrived i'm the city this morning
and will make his home with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. IT. Page.
,MesS1-s W. r. Allen, f. A. Daniels
and w. G. Munroe, who have been here
attending Supreme court, left yesterday
for their homes in Goldsboro.
Messrs. w. c. Munroe, +. A. Daniels
and w. r. Allen, of the Goldsboro bar,
who have been attending the Supreme
court. returned home yesterday.
DIR. d. H. Abbott has returned from g
visit to Pamlico county. lie rs here tC
attend a meeting of the Corporation
Commission. of which he is a member.
Mr.. Claude B. benson, Jr.. of Raj
eigh. spent yesterday here preparatory
TO taking charge Of the school at Mon
cure. which begins today. Mr.. benson
is q son of Capt. c. Il. benson. who,
for many years. was the very efficient
principal Of the Pimsboro Academy, and
is an honor graduate of the University.
We wish him much success in his
school work.-Chatham Record.
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Views and Interviews.

The skyrocketing of cotton has result
ed in an unusual amount of playing the
market locally and the amateurs have
been fortunate. They are not saying a
great deal about ii. but none the less
many men in Raleigh are hundreds and
a good number are thousands better off
by reason of the steady soar that cot
ton has taken on itself. The names OF
those who have backed their faith in
the feecy product with the hong green
and have landed would make a lengthy
list of surprises. If it had gone the
other way you say to them. "Oh
hut they d dn't' they reply and chase off
to see how many points prices have
scooted up.
And il is not confined TO men entirely
eitherAt least there is one young lady
in town who was determined to show
that men are not the only ones who
know how to go in and win. She did
net buy very extensively. only one bale
in fact, and that bona fide transaction,
hut she held on to it while the market
jumped up and down like the mercury
of the weather bureau THERMOMETER.
Finally she sold at rise OF $40.
Mr.. J. Y. Williams, sheriff of Alex
ander county. was in Raleigh yesterday.
/ He came to bring John G. Alexander,
| white convict. TO the State Prison.
J He was sentenced for five years at the
last term of Alexander court Asked
about the political conditions in his
county, Sheriff Williams said that where
as there were once 300 Populists in
| than % in the county. As to the amend
ment, ''it will poll the full Democratic
vote" says Sheriff Williams.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

". E. JONES-Bargains in Shoes.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-1he American
Girl.
A. HOEN & CO.--Lithographed Letter
Heads, Etc.
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THE WEATHER TODAY.

Local forecast for Raleigh and vicinity
to o'clock p. m.: Fair weather until
Sunday.
Local data for Raleigh yesterday
Maximum temperature, so; minimum
temperature. rs; mean temperature, %
total rainfall, LOS inches in twenty-four
hours.
For North Carolina: Fair Friday anc
SATURDAY,; diminishing westerly winds.
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Queen Quality Controlled
Line.

Pre-eminently the best shoe value on
the market. \ thoroughly high class
shoe of unusual merit at q sensible price.
This enormous sale emphasizes the fact
that when such remarkable shoe value
is offered for $500, the futility of at
tempting the sale of $3.50 and $500
shoes, no better in value.
Our entire Spring Stock now ready.
Always strictly correct in style. Heyls
Patent Leather Box Calf, Wei and Kibo
Kid. Button and Lace. The latest
shapes are the
Cornell Rugby, Modern, Men
dota, City. Roxburg, Athens,
Natural. BroOkline and Welles
lev-onc price ONLY SO 90
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Walk-Over Shoes--S3.5O.
every day Wear.......

Manufactured by the George e. Keith
Company--is conceded to be the strongest
line OF, shoes in America for the price.
The stock is too comprehensive TO dilate
upon the merits of individual pairs. We
carry a very complete line of these just
ly celebrated shoes-all the new shapes.
RJJSSET NlCI KID-"LEXING-
TOM LAST-sOft as stocking.
BLACK VICI ''MANEIATTAN"
IAAST-always popular.
RUSSIA HICKORY CALF-"PEN-
NSY" LAST-Solid comfort, vet very
stylish.
PATENT CALF BUTTON 'TEHII
LAST-The Summer King.
PATENT CALF 'LENlNGTON''
LAST-New and Nobby.
With fully a dozen more styles to select
from.
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ed an office in Charlotte yesterday.
Addie, the second daughter of Colonel
and Mrs. William 3. Rodman, died in
Washington, \. c., March LIST. aged six
years.
The MINISTRIES gave a very creeitabje
parade on the streets yesterday at neon.
The concert by the band was especially
good.
About one-third of the sheriifs of the
State have settled their taxes for 1888.
Each who settles is allowed TO take cut
the part of the 100000 appropriation
for schools that goes to his county
The Scaboard Air Line passenger
train. due here yesterday morning AT
Ills, was two hours late. The after
noon train. due here at $40. WAS %
minutes late.
The stockholders of the Raleigh and
CASTOR Railroad Company are called 10
meet here on March 14th. The meeting
set for Wednesday, February 18th was
adjourned over until tlat dae.
telegram received here yesterday
morning brought the sad news that Miss
Mary Jerman, of Ridgaw..v, was cr'tl-
cally i'll and her death is expected ut
any time. Her brothers, Messrs. 4. ;.
Jerman and T. Palmer Jerman. Of this
city. are at her bedside.
hA
sometime ago bound over to keep the
peace, but was unable to give hond ana
has since been in Jail, was yesterday
sent TO the roads to work out the COSTS,
which amount 10 5000.
A letter received yesterday by Mayor
Powell from DIR. j. Howell Way. of
WaynesviLe, says there have been no
new cases of smallpox IN that town i'r
two weeks now. He thinks :'S per cent
Of the people ct the town
have been vaccinatei. DIR. Way says
he himself vaccinated 40 IN twenty
days.
Beginning about March 10Th Hender-
son expects TO have daily paper. 1t
will be edited by Mr.. VIII Y. Coley,
this city. Mr.. Coley for many years
successfully edited the Dayie Times, at
Mocksville
4 rather remarkable thing about the
losses by the ire "Wednesday is that
Of the 100000 insurance only Sl.C00 was
carried in the North Carolina Home, our
local insurance company. How 5 that
for patromzing home industries AHA en-
courag ng home enterprise
The receipts from sale of tickets for
the two performances of Fisherman s
Luck here were over $500 Ghc first
night over $500 was taken II ana the
second night the sale of tickets amount
ed TO S110. At Henderson expenses
were made and something more.
The Corporation Commission meets
this morning, Messrs. Rogers ana Alb
bott having arrived yesterday. Judge
Conner telegraphed yesterday thai lie
could not be present to confer with The
other attorneys in the railroad tax case
and the conference was postpon n until
today.
Manager Arendell. of the relltentiary.
sats the cotton acreage on tine State
farms will be very materially decreased
this year and The peanut acreage VIII
be increased. Last year there were
about $500 acres in cotton. This year
there will be one-tn;rd less. While the
500 acres of peanuts will. he doubled
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TAFFETAS.
What a hold good Taffetas have upon
our affections here are several grades
two worthy of special mention-viz,
15c. and S5c.; 80 different tints and
colorings. Quality surprisingly good.
PEAC DE SOLE.
\ splendid collection for spring. All
leading shades, among them are Modes,
Browns, French Blues, White. ETC.,
for waists or dresses. $1.00 per yard.
SILK POPLINS.
Beautiful effects good stock, good col
orings; also Black and White. $1.W
per yard.
SATIN DUTCHESS.
Two choice lines-all the leading spring
coiorings. SIC. and $1.00 per yard.
CREPE MARVELLOUS.
A. fine Crepe weave, Silky polished,
Spring weight, French elegance and
taste in every inch.
21-inch wide. -. soc per yard.
Will be $1.25 later.
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Mems Custom-Made Shoes
% and Il Lasts.l

Mems CuStOm-Made Shoes.
% and E Lasts)
Storm Calf Leather lincd-Dou-
bic Sole Bals-Student Tip
--6 to 10-worth $3.50 for. $275.
Box Calf--Black, Leather lined
extended soles-Student Tip
Balls 6 to 9-worth $3.50 for. ..$275.
Vici Kid Black, Leather lined
heavy soles-Manhattan Tips
Balls 51a to 9-worth $3.50 for. .$2.75.
Russia Calf-Blucher Stitch Soles
--Pennsy Tip-511a to g.
worth $3.50 for ..$2.75.
Russia Calf-Heavy Double Sole
Bal-Manhattan Toes, 5 TO 9la
worth $3.50 for .$2.75.
Enamel Calf double soles-Bals
Pennsy Tip to 91a-worth
$3.50 for go. .$2.75.
Calf Skin French Cap Toe Balls
6 to 10-worth 800 for =. So rs.
Calf Skin French Captoe Congress
g to 91a-'worth $500 for 49, 5.
Box Calf-Manhattan Tip Balls
I; TO 10-worth $500 for So. rs.
Storm Calf Bals-double sole
Student Tip-6 10 10-worth
$500 for ..,................ $2.2S
Hartford Shoes for Men.
, Gaiters~sizes to 1o~worth
500 for ............ ...$l.5o
Mems Yale, French and Cap
opera, congress ana Bals-sizes
TO 1omWorth sZ'oo lot ..:.; .$I.%o'
'op Aot culled from Wiioie
stocK- l aie' opera "a ana 1looe 40
'"es-"of'h up 10 F-'oo ioi
aides Fine ShOaS
A">'i~ nv oii0''
Nlcl, Giace and Dongola--best grades
OF KID SKIN III TINS lot. All shapes ana
fit is here, youth buy
g. 800, % qu1;s fdu SIsn
O. IN ...aI;.- g. no.
e. 10 - d for 90
C,b;ldrnp,s ShoeS-sizas M, m > for. AZ
LADIES OIIlCIlllldtl-lIl OIlOSS
w.; 1-;a p,.o,,t ,rS, az, r,o,,,,,
Nsl INA latent Up anu Common '.al
60 5O for 40 IN
g., 'o ior on,,inc nonno,,,ro,,h CIV
CD M for S1sO
NJ, Chno p,,tto,, pnnool,
C,,,;, IL RI, oo,,,a -, u
10 1-worth 81 20 for 800
80, &C,
LlItlS OeIltS OIlOeS.
Nannisb Shoes fo-. Rows and youths
nm ai nsa sha+ , roF p tGa ,t3 anu renTs
harry Stnd,mt tin hooks and evelets.
extension edees-swacger stvle-Heels
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The MINISTRIES gave very creF'tabj"
parade on the streets yesterday at noon.
The concert by the band was especially
good.
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Stock Cleaning.

These should sharpen the keenest sight
for real bargains and create closer
scrutiny of whatever pretends to be
bargain-your intelligence will not miss
direct you.
Hundreds and Hundreds of pairs of
fine shoes for Men Women and Children
are here at - and 80 per cent. below
regular prices Not a back number"
in the lot. However. low they are mark
ed. every pair go out with our guarantee
for fit and wear.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-03-02

About one-third of the sheriffs Of the
State have settled their taxes for 1893
Each who settles is allowed to take cut
the part of the 100000 Appropriation
for schools that goes to his county.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-03-02

The Seaboard Air Line passenger
train, due here yesterday morning at
Ills, was two hours late. Inc after
noon train, due here at $40. WAS %
minutes late.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-03-02
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THE NEW SPRING LINES OF SHOE

Ladies' Shoes of every descriptlon
Ch 1iSs FISH Shoes f for any Kind of wear
Mems Shoes in Lace and Congress Gall toesl
Boys and Youths Shoes for dress and
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-03-02
In AND ABOUT THE CITY.

The Postal Telegraph Company open
ed an office in Charlotte yesterday.
Addie, the second daughter of Colonel
and Mrs. William b. Rodman, died in
Washington, \. c., March LIST, aged six
years.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-03-02
r. T. Woods Line for Children

This is philadelphia's greatest mer-
chants most successful line of Children S
Shoes Only firm in town can get
them. We control Raleigh.
Some Button, Some Lace-Tips of
same and Patent Leather. Soles easy
and fexible--Vici Kid, Neat and
Dressy.
Sizes 6 to S-worth S1.25 for. .$IOO
Sizes S12 TO 11--worth $50 for. 5 rs.
Sizes Ill., to worth 50. 80 for. SO 90.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-03-02
Dress Stuffs for the Multitude.

Space only permits of our mentioning few styles. Some
have been mentioned last week, but they ARE worthy OF
repetition.
SUITS FOR EARLY SPRING.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-03-02

The stockholders of the Raleigh ana
CASTOR Railroad Company are called 10
meet here on March 18th. The meeting
set for Wednesday, February 18th was
adjourned over until tlat da'e.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-03-02

A telegram received here yesterday
morning brought the sad news that Miss
Mary Jerman, of Ridsaw.sv, was criti-
cally i'll and her dea,h is expected at
any time. Her brothers, Messrs. 4. :.
herman and Il. Palmer Jerman. Of this
city, are at her bedside
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-03-02
Meades' Infant Shoes.

Babies first Shoes-Soft Soles---.
White, Blue and Pink-Lace
and Button
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Received too Late.

A little heavy for Spring-out they go
Children's Double Sole Dongola
Shoes, Lace or Button-Tip
same-worth $50 for 81 90
Misses of same weight and quail
ity-worth $500 for .......... rs
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-03-02

SATIN VICTORIA.
A smooth, highly finished fabric for
spring, closely woven with finely spaced
diagonal surface cords 81 inches wide,
$3.50 per yard.
ZIBELINE.
This charming fabric is solidly lodged
into the hearts Of women, and has come
to stay. The seasons best colors, 36-in.
wide. Soc
PLAIN ENGLISH KERSEYS.
Another heavy weight for unlined and
tailor purposes, 54-inch, $3.50 per
yard.
BANNOCKBURN.
An entirely new mixture, suitable for
Shirt Waist Skirts. Exceedingly jaunty
and a good wearer, yards lengths
for $500. Mr
HOMESPUN.
Another prominent fabric for spring
wear. There is as much variety in
homespuns as in human faces lots.
'56-lnch. $500 oVc:
cf-lncn. ...... .@A.VV
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-03-02
Our "Millersburg" Shoes for
Children.

The praise that others give To this
great line of Children's Shoes cannot but
commend them TO you-good, safe, dry
school shoes. a''' ~
Girls Kid Button Patent Leather or
kid tip-E. & L. Il. Lasts
Sizes 6 10 s S5c.
Sizes S1a to IL. 81 25.
Sizes 11H to 2........$ 81 SO.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-03-02

Lonnie Virgins, negro who was
sometime ago bound over to keep the
peace, but was unable to give bond ana
has since been in Jail, was yesterda!
sent TO the roads TO work out the COSTS,
which amount 10 S5o.9O.