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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
CARNIVAL. PROGRAM.

Flower parade nv the ladies ct Houston
FeNlous exhibitions have earned for the
ladies a reputation OF cxcelling in this par
tlcular form of show and have also added
to their experience SO it is safe 10 say
that no better or prettier attraction viii
be offered, OF could he. In the entire South,
the land OF flowers,
The parade viii start at y, m. on Cthw-
ford street the head line extending south
on Crawford, and will march west on Texas
avenue to san Jaclnto street, thence north
60 Congress aVenuc, thence west TO Main
street thence south TO Capitol avenue
thence east TO san Jacinto street, then 'e
north to Texas avenue thence west TO the
bead OF that street where Il will turn and
double back on Texas avenue, passing in
review.
All vehicles must have attendants at the
heads OF the lead horses.
The following gentlemen from the list
Of marshals have been selected as special
motIlted guards OF honor TO the queen OF
the flower parade;
Or. w. r.. Eckhardt. grand marshal.
William Il. Ecwhardt, Ir., assistant mar
shall
Mr.. John S. Dickson, Jr
Mr.. II. r. Gtraud.
Mr.. W. u Cleveland, Jr.
Dr.. ]. l. Short
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12

The decorations for the marshals' horses
have been hxed as follows Brow band Of
flowers. with strcamer Of ribbon on bride,
wreath OF flowers around the neck Of to
horse and flowers on saddle blanket The
hoofs or the horses ridden nv the marshals
must he glided.
There viii hc four special honts In inc
Aover paradc chief NJ which will he the
queens chariot. occupied nv Miss Rlanche
Adair MS queen 81 the flower parade. and
tic following Young ladies as maids OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
Residenoe al Marshall.

Narshall, Texas, December 1.-THE resi-
derces of Mrs Charles Blood and Joseph
Tai we're burned Mrs. Blood's loss about
$500 with no insurance; loss on house,
owned by Sam Young, $500, partially in
suled loss to Mr.. Taft, $3.50, insurance
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12

ties assembled In National convention Ia
! Cincinnati NJ Cardinal Rampolla."
a number NJ addresses followed, the most
prominent being by Father Mackey on 80.
/ cialism ~ maintained by arguments and
citations hat All anarchists were FIRST SO.
CIaIist4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
VISITORS TO THE CARNIVAL.

ings iuto small tracts. All we need 10 dc.
Nelpp The territory contiguous to tho Souta-
ern Pacific. and all OF South Texas. Is Inc
business Ike cooperation of the men who
are to bc most benefited directly by its
Improvement
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
Rarn Near Hearne

Hearne, Texas, December 1l.-Fire de
stroyed the two-story barn and its con
tents at John Roberts dairy. together with
a small tenant house, tonight cause IN
known: loss 5000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
The best remedy for bad cola is Hcpto
slok sank Teller krraioned.

Ballstnn Spa. y. " December lie. e.
Fitcham. teller Of the First National bank
Of Ballston Spa, was arraigned In his
home today before the United States com
missioner on charges preferred by s. G..
Nsdherry. cashier 81 the hank, and f. /
Grsham, National bank examiner. alleging
that Fitcham had misappropristed 100000
~ tho banks funds. A plea OF not guilty
vas entered and the examination was
waived Rail was aSed az $1,000 Fitcham
remains ~ IN bed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
Residence at Dickinson,

Dickinson, Texas, December LA house
owned by W. s. Berre was burned, thf
Aro originating from defective Hue; los
$500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
Very Much Underprice Offers Of
Stylish Waists
All Wool flannel Waists, CSC

MI WUUI T7TdHIINI WHIsAsI YoN
Our lines OF Flannel Waists that sold for $50, t.7S
and Los each are somewhat broken in size aud coorS
but by combining them all into one line we have about
completed both sizes and colorS. This has been done
and we have marked them all one price, and that is csc
EACH. Such chance doesn't come often. All this
seasons goods and styles, and they good sellers
at their former prices
Elegant Silk Waists. a,oS
Lovely colorS several styles beautifully made all new,
clean, crisp garments, full of STYLE worth 400.
Swell Wooden Waists, 2.oS
Several styles, each one GEM perfectly tailored,
beautifully finished. sizes somewhat broken, values
400 and $50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12

, honor. Miss Marguerite White Miss Myra
Ashc, Miss Lois. Bemke. Miss leunle speed.
md Miss Bessie Weaver OF Lake Charles,
la
Tho band concerts will continue during
the day. together With the street carnival.
At night will be the second production
Of the Siege ot Pckin.' Those who at.
tended the reception TO the queen at the
Auditorium on the previous night will have
an opportunity Of seeing the great spec.
tacic.
In addition 10 The portrayal of the "siege
OF Pekin.' the following special features
will be introduced
Grand motto "H0o.Hoo."
The imperial fan Of China, starting with
brilliant coIors, which suddenly opens form
ing q half circle surrounded hy brilliant
GEM and Chinese suH fire.
Comic9' kicking mule.
Texas pine tree,
Kilkenny cats.
Niagara Fails
FRIDAY.
pay-strcet Carnival, and by this time It
will be even better than previously. though
Il will be great at all times.
Rand concerts.
Night me annual society bail OF the
world famous Light Guard ,.
cial attractions:
Tropical palm tree.
An oil gusher. throwing streams Of bright
Are ATTY feet in the air. above a Are line
frame Of deck.
"Oft in the Silly Night" This device
will he easily recognized ny the people
whose slumbcrs have hcen disturbed by this
world renowned melody,
Texas infant Industry A rice nlresher
pouring out to the world one Of the rich
est agricultural products OF The Empire
STATE Of the South.
Niagara Falls
Friday night viii he the last display Of
fireworks.
\
SATURDAY.
Las, day ~ Carnival,
rTbe last onnortnlity 60 soc those sights
az Inc Street Carnival which the visitors
and home people have not heretofore hah
nm opportunity, TO Investigate
iro hear the fne music which will hc pro.
And to visit tho metropolis ~ Texas at
| rates lower than ever before ohercd
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rns ne.t pAysIelaa, prssefIs. H,ptsl.
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Some very Special prices on
Fine White Blankets

Elegant 1914 allpure wool white blankets I'm n
that are worth all of 1850, at pair IU.U
Lovely i2-4 fine pure wool white blankets tx n
that are worth all of 1900, at a pair..... ~ ~
1914 extra heavy, very fine, pure wool VIII
blankets, the very finest to be had, worth 10 r
$3.50, at pair ....,............... 100
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Our assortment OF
Fine Down Comforts

is the largest in the city and we offer today unusual
good values that you would do well to investigate.
Pure fine down comforts at 400 AIS, % En
sos, $50, $50, 1000, 1850, 1880 and. z0.0U
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12

With Cloth 2 yards by 10 nj
81 yards, value S22, for fO.Ut
With Cloth ? yards by 90 II
q yards, value S2s, for ~ sOt
With Cloth 2 yards by DC *,
4 yards, value $40, for @O.Vs
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Lovely Extra Fine French Satin
Damask Hemstitehed Cloth aud
one dozen napkins to match.
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Elegant Double DamaSk Hem
stitched Cloth and one dozen ex-
ira size napkins to match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-19
tbs a GREAT PiTvi

points a development
blood
An we.meant sohey
through court
inquiry and vigorusy d this by members OF
and others official umhrage al
Dewey andng schloy credit OF the battle OF
Santiago also public and
che desire 60 ngh out
70 the laet ditch and 10 an that ditch FUN
30 on the the which bids fair TO put
santiago the shade fairly the face
sehey without doubt adhcfena lie
popular genital hearty Handwriting and happy con-
vesaton lie fought the that he
fought under Sampsons Others that he did not
In the has
inability smile
htany his Photograph II they
knock him out they willing do
And they
= @ the majority 81 the high
omeas judging magazine articles also
backed number Santiago
The latter gathered together Tor notable dinner In New York city
about deliberately commander Of
the o volume
through
Two inquiry
schey
n a globe and H. has
o
When the anal roi a made after e fury q this growing nghi
viii De save that
permanent satisfaction has been secured hy anybody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-19
SALOON nE,,. ATTENTION,

fnN hAle~TNe H4ioefn On Fsfst avenue
neaf flhr street new buildings ana nsp
bars and dKiar~H lesss MAJ - had tor
," F~AFn. Price. 5000 Ard 81 so feuts.c-
lively ~ whlch afa9Nnt 4nse+ half can he
fale cash ena tbs balance when res get
fredYs tHF best rainan property ~ Seattle
tpsis3 fer ife Hlenrga Va have - othes
salaufas. rauEiaE 10 price frcm fzan 10
$1,000 Aerfnan AmsFichn Investment
60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-19

FOR saie-intrr1af 10 one Of the laru~m4
Hbd test paying bon factories west OF
0fnnd Rapids. running niEht Hnd Aax
vita hires feare uriserN nhrad. getfring
mNnt~r 81 the firm mrt with = serious
snstdcai, when asaabi~s hinf p~ruann.
sutirs an1 HE place fnuss BE- filled by a
man capable Of taking charr. 81 ~.
ohles. German American Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-19

TOR kalo-~we have a few hssh-ciann
iedFlnE haiInes, not -. kind tbat are
usually filled sith "dnlnfnies and a Id
e rheen secondhand furniture. ntsed
expressly % catch the uatssihtsftrat.sf
stranger hut some established. reputable
and Eoad rayinE tnx#at flettfe thai w.. "a n
safely recuFnulena. tifffnA n. Americas
Investment o..~ai2 Thifd avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-19
the GLORY OF the PUBLIC SCHOOLS

aa AM mporsan, may BE- seen.
eyed American boys them jack Mansham The either
Archie Roosevelt preass
the dinners that other people rus ataate Of
dento OF states
they footing
opportunity Tor education and character building
sending
has made unw hut aimed blow social
sxcusveness and that portion humanity which holds
But millions believe that an American citizen has paa tribute to
They believe ,ho public
Is
your
charity
b. : a ;
training Of generation"
spite
who the asisiocraey
snon great now fact that any
shiid Lowry birth no matter how common
Neapason Of his parents aspire position the love
and confidence and esteem q the whole
IN The social and business worlds
No door leads living is locked;
mat reaches place worth holding baraa Individual effort
obstacle.
taught in these free homes Of education
The prig and snob learning equality the sugSard
BY hts spurred %
in Of
Of In IS humanired
today DID think Of
The next a. least already
over he ana sor q them are The public schools others IN the col
ese s others have made their nvsa only waiting
Perhaps The buffers
position n
States u
And that this ne q the sIoriss Of the land
The news ns, anner l. to be established at no d.ap, date
this city by ST. Louis capital Nothing
Increase o. her manufacturing establishments
justly population
amount q building
s9'hIas WIN surely n. q as
Pttsburg; u has made Chicago. and viii
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scANDiNAvlAN- AMEnlcAN
NATIONAL HANK or
cox
ntsiNIss onaNcrs


IRA yeu ioekiag faF Hafs and lrentAhis
tuainfss es.eniSz ~ hsAtiisT N 49, ne
ean pHef so4 AaF n.rtIiiaf requiring al
Investment ~ fHesu 49, ~ 81. gs1 tN~ry
hAsirfas atifNftunlf1 that I-sHeeH throssEH
ntiaee mvst stand fhs closest tnFsstixa-
tign. ana 80 can piace yea in a LAX
store. fattaff. hcial. mill ufilae 81 ia
Tact am tHriurHsyog may prefer. Elnd-
~ can ans iaftAiiEnte. herman nsef.
iean 1ntsatnsnf Co. Incorporated. tfz
Third asfH4r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-19

V HoLEsALE COMMISSION Hottsr
g.. 90 cash and services secures f,ter~st
and good pqsition Ia uns Of the lead.
Ira Wholesale prgluse and carnfnlr@ifsn
hanrfe N Seattle. established since lNts
lptal paiscnH. highest commercial sna
hsnk r"tsrences given: mnney 10 b. de-
peaited Ia bank TO Increase buulnerr
German American Investment CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-19

NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Great Excelsior Mn
ing Co. OF Seattle. viii be held at The
office of the company, room s.
Bailey building, Seattle, Wash, q
Thursday, January End, 1894 st
? O'Clock p. IN. "wednesday. the reg
ular meeting day being legal kok-
day. for the purpose OF eiecfing .
board of five trustees for the enxn-
ing year, and the transacting Of any
other business that may properly
come before the stockholders.
Date of publication. Dec. IA. 1891.
ALAN ID. CAMERON. Sec.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State OF Washington in and for
the County of King. Emma Hub
bard. PLAINTIFF. VS.. Silas Hubbard.
defendant. No. $500 summons
FOR Service by Publication. STATE
% Washington TO the said sslss
Hubbard. defendant.
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within sixty days after the date
OF the first publication Of this sum
mons. to-wit: within sixty days after
the i4th day OF November. A. y. 1901.
and defend the above entitled action
~ Attt atNNE tuAltttu court ana an
swer the complaint of the plaintiff
and serve copy OF your answer
upon the undersigned attorneys for
the plaintiff at their Office below
stated. and IN case OF your failure -
To do. judgment will be rendered
against you according To the demand
OF the complaint which has been hled
with the clerk OF said court: the Oh
tect for which this action is brought
Is to obtain a decree Of divorce from
the defendant on the ground that ne
defendant has failed and negiectte
and refused 20 support plaintiff and
10 make suitable provision for plain
tin and her family and also. because
Of cruel treatment upon the part q
the defendant towards the plaintiff
and also because the defendant has
abandoned the plaintiff for one year
and more.
The three matters herein stated
constituting three separate causes o.
action for divorce as specified In the
laws OF the State ~ Washington.
SPECKERT g. CASSIpAY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Postofice and Office address. Room
II, Arlington hotel, Seattle Wash
First publication. 18th November.
1901
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fARisiAN bye Works We cali Tor. clean,
btesH' deliver your clothes. once i4Is
First ave- Tel, Main ioia
AMERICAN steam nyo Works. iai6 Wcs,.
''h RNenue' Phone. Main 10
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-19

uanRELLA RErAIRIso
DICE CULTURE
HOUSES AND ions WASTED.

HOUSES AND LOTS WANTED.
" p have cash customers for ho1ses lcsx
cottages. stores and modern dweslinfs !,
all parts u the city. Tn. onIy nsy I,
sell yoar prul@rty 10 to advertise IA
A. We Ecsrd TWO THOUSAND Dol
LARS month for thai purposs, Il q.
iesA ~ ioE1cni conclusion that We ga
sell u. List yoasr properly vita u. Is.
cur photaSr@pher Viii take ''visw~ 4
~ which viii be published In hail tors
IN All the leading newspapers In he efy
cKi.MAN AMERICAN INyEsrxEy-
COMPANY.
SIS Third Avenue.
WANTED-To buy on easy terra
one 10 five-aere tract. with surs
improvements. convenient % car
line. Address. with full descriy-
ton. B-s. The Star.
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|, A@
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welt
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plat
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lately
q ftstt
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ftss 4
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-19

a. w fHlLldrss % iisasis'5l7 block
CHICAGO Dental Co, s2-s Hinckiey Nh
p III AVA VA NJ e--orERATIC SCHOOLS
heAN Dramatic School preperee pi,i,ils ~,
dramatic ana cporatie stnae. aivnnce5
pupils nn@ked and heKinners accented in
eiocutlon ana ofatory will furntsh AZ ~, y"
and coach dramatic ciuha me. 49,
Fri, 81 Hoiyoke. 'S anu
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CONTRACTORS ana ntiLDEa a..
bANcINe AoApnMIns

DANCING classes fer heginnsfs MSpaav
Ahd friday evening at $50 Prof VIII.
sons school u dancing, private lcssct,.
oaily, hanlSe hall, Pike .etrsst.
MIR n. E, COLLINS. Teacher -, -.
lonahle ana select eneisty dancing gtt,
VIC, hoiyohe block ihohe. Red siAa
fshoF' LlrItE. teacher Of haii room ami
bun esi. "ehe'
SOCIETY and staee danclne- n
ESTES, supervisor Normal naso.,ta, -. -
2is First. Green il7a '"""n'
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oIAIRVoY.>r.

PROF slii2LDoN. TIfE Rl6ISTFISfsb
PIANIST. NOW LOCATED A. tSif ~
AVE Prof sheldon. the worlsy'. rr,sst-
cet paluist. NAV b. consulted dHiif ~
All HhaifH of life. ftiH work = enttr.f.
nlu.fent from others. ami he poaitfvsiy
tsctiy satisfied, ltis advice Oh marriAs..
uitofcss, love family affairs buni1ss.
uantactiuns. law suits. etc ars a.rur-
str and truthful. 40 matter what troo.
hls Yeu mas have. call and he win hsin
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
ABSTRACT o. rITLE

fliEMrEh 3 tOs lac. Ab-
afraat "a esiahllahed 1873 Mining
claim nhstturfH basement ~ fhr hus
funi fffs hutldluN
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has D
| court
nd IL
hq
|him
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Hours 3. M, 20 q. m.
joy 70 Ave. cor. seneca 81
ialinlttrN tamEht. meAimnaIalIn rar....

MADAM CAROLINA - Tn. well
SHOWN, wonderful ctairvoyant me-
dunn, tells past. present ana fu-
ture: names given: palmist read
lnss and cards. 25c up. 1909 lar
ave: room iO5: Green ilSO
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REAL ESTATE


l2oxl2o. corner Boren and Republi-
can; perfectly level.
New Broom house and 2 lots in Ere
mont
Corner 6oXl20 In Fremont.
Corner 50Xl20 on Queen Anne.
-Four double houses. rent $40 per
month, II per cent. investment
Business chance. no special kno,yl-
edge pronts Sio0 per week: in
Vestigate.
Two cottages, one $3.50. one $500
Houses and lots and income prop
erty I'm all parts OF the CITY
BoGUE a SCHMIDT.
62S Pacific FLOCK. Phone John 1861
$1,000 subscribed last week = own Your
own home We buy you iot and butid
YOU a homo for $3.50 per month. No In.
tcrcat charged. Home Co-Operativo a.
lH fthe street, open un o p, m
toh wen improved farms, email OF large.
~ low prices, caii on us
COLLINS q WILLIAMS
Room 90 sullivan building.
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nuslNEss i.oII.I.ar.

CLARkE'S rsrnln Shorthand , .s,-,-.ii- -.
mNiansl tnstrurtion "a Boston hsk
htssI methods ami teachers. Acme n,fs,r.s.
Colicse, Second and PIKE.
WILSON'S Modern ltg. fett .,..---...-
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rnhslolANs am srRenoNs


TiE s. l. CRAVTNs CO, F6i fslss- ,.SS-
uartinE plumbers and timers esttr,atrs
sven. fhene. Main ssi.
WM u. MuLiIN--New work guaranteed
one Year Tel, Bun 1924
Geo, "a woodhouse co. Tei. Main ga.
KAUFMAN Plumbing Co nun al.
rhno TURNER. Tel. Green al
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Fine acre tracts on y street -, +.
good location and good lana
NORTHWEST TRUST AMI 4
DEPOSIT 90.
Real Estate departures
s0-3s West Columbia atrss,
Tel. Main $50.
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CLoTIiIas ,lIs.>,>o

nEA TIE Clothes pressing 70. clothes In
shale 90 month. dyeinK rcpalrinw
1901 Third. Bun ioot g.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-04
PERSONALS.

Mr.. R. N. Simms has returned from a
trip to Greensboro.
Mr.. j. c. MacRae, Jr., of Chapel Hill,
spent yesterday here.
Mr.. w. B. Waddell, of Greensboro,
spent yesterday here.
Mr.. j. F. Mitchell, of Franklinton, is
at the Marlborough House
Prof. Plato Durham of Trinity College,
spent yesterday here with Auditor Dixon.
Mr., Alex Perrow and Mr.. George A.
Hanes, of Winston, arrived in Raleigh
yesterday.
Mr.. r. L. Smith, of Norwood, who has
been here several days, returned home
yesterday.
Mr. A. Winestein was in Raleigh yes
terday He is at Southern Pines, and
will leave for Cincinnati in few days
Judge Armistead Burwell was here yes
terday the guest of Judge Shepherd. He
argued several cases before the Supreme
court.
Mrs. Hugh Whitehead, of Norfolk, is the
guest of Mrs. B. r. Lacy, on North Blount
street Mrs. Whitehead was formerly
Miss Rena Burwell and has many friends
in Raleigh.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-04
THE AUDITORIUM.

The Legislature is gone and the pri-
mary is over, but the question of an
auditorium is still with us. Sixty-twc
have paid up in full, while some have
paid only part The directors want one
more request made for payment and
then a report from the treasurer show
ing all amounts unpaid.
Every subscriber to the stock is urged
to pay at once the amount due by him.
Send the money to the collector or my
self, or if more convenient, leave it at
either one of the banks.
If you are forgetful, cut this out and
pin it to the lapel of your coat as a
reminder.
Remember the directors are waiting
on me for a report, so do not delay.
j. S. WYNNE,
Secretary and Treasurer
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-04

Pink Fancy Straw Draped Turban, with
Black Velvet Choux, caught with a
Rhinestone Buckle. Very smart. 81 so
White Pineapple Straw Short Back
Sailor, faced with Black Chiffon, with
Row of Black Straw on the edge. Black
Straw Bow caught with White Straw
Buckle. Band of Black Straw around
crown, White Straw Buckle around the
huot ''.''..'',. ......... ....' 9OrOO
White Leghorn Hat, Wreath Of Maiden
Hair Fern, and Rose Foliage around the
Brim. Cream Lace Drapery over the
foliage. Wreath of Cream Crushed Roses
around the Crown, Black Velvet Rosettes
on Bandeau OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IP1.UO
White Tucked Chiffon, the brim and
crown trimmed in Knotted Chiffon. Black
Velvet Bow on edge of the brim side
and front caught with a Gold
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

W. H. KING C CO.-Seeds in Bulk.
WHITING BROS.-Our Star of Good Will.
ALBERT wHITEHoUsE, D. S. Good
Health-Have It.
COCHRANE SHOW CASE CO.-Cases
Made to Order a Speciality.
ANDREWS FURNITURE AND MUSIC
Goa Nicely Furnished Home.
SHERWOOD HIGGS & CO.-Extraordi-
nary Sale of Ladies' Trimmed Hats for
Easter.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-04
HURRAH FOR EASTER.

The Raleigh and Cape Fear Railroad
Company will run special train Easter
Monday from Raleigh to Fuquay Springs.
Train will leave Raleigh at $50 a. m.
Returning will arrive in Raleigh at p.
m. The rate for the Round Trip is only
so cents. Arrangements have been made
to have the best music the city affords.
This is the first Outing of the season.
Don't Miss it.
]. A. MILLS, President
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-04
FOOD CHANGED TO POISON.

Putrefying food in the intestines pro-
duces effects like those of arsenic, but
DR.. Kings New Life Pills expel the
poisons from clogged bowels, gently, east
ly but surely, curing Constipation, Bilious
ness, Sick Headache, Fevers, all Liver,
Kidney and Bowel troubles. Only 25c. at
all Druggists.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-04
THE WEATHER TO-DAY.

Local forecast for Raleigh and vicin-
ity to p. M: For Thursday; fair
weather.
Local data for Raleigh yesterday
Maximum temperature, so; minimum
temperature A. near temperature, So
Total rainfall Los inches.