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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-27
Returns of Half Year Just Closed
Snow Improvement Over Last
Years Conditions.

New York June 26.-Bradstreets to-mor.
row will say:
Crop trade and labor conditions still presen:
some irregularities. but six months trade returns
point TO actual business having been better than
a year age and the situation. as whole. shows
favorable features predominating 10 the fu-
ture.
The feeling IS that time passes the latter
Will largely outweigh the few noticeable draw
backs to possible future activity.
Unreasonable weather cold in the West and
rains at the East dulls retail trade. accsntuates
the usual quietness in wholesale business and re-
tards crop development.
The iron and steel situation In the whole
seems to have improved slightly. Large contracts
have been made for rails by leading trunk lines
and Ccntral-Westeru roads The condition of
other finished products is better. and in
cruder forms the feeling is fairly firm except for
foundry pig iron. Even here the unwilling buying
by consumers aggregated a fair volume. better.
in fact than for some time past. Railroad earn
ings better than was earlier expected, despite
food interruptions in the first part of the month.
gain of per cent over a year ago while those
for the second and third week indicate increases
Retail trade in dry goods and light summer
naturally smaller in this line, the main move
ment being covered by semiannual clearances
Cotton goods are naturally affected by the very
high prices for the material. Wool is. how
ever firmer largely in sympathy with primary
markets. where the new clip is being taken
freely at advances over the prices demanded on
old stocks. The shoe trade notes little change.
but good six months business has been done.
Hides are firmer at Boston. Sugar is steady and
unchanged the weather having been against free
purchases but the smaller worlds crop pre-
ciudes any weakness. Wheat. including -four,
exports for the week ending June 2. aggregate
this week last year. and i,36i1i7 in 1901. Wheat
exports sine. July ! aggregate 2ei; G0I $50 bu
acains, 2ls ssS 80 last season. and 2l5. l,.I24 in
1909. Corn exports Aggregate l2s5 IA bu. against
A 40 in 1901. For the fiscal year exports are
e. $50 eOi bu against &c, 3e2 ?i3 last season, and
Business failures in the United States for the
week ending with June =. number III against
l last week: 1873 in the like week Of 1907, 1872 in
1901 is in 1900 and 1Ss in 1899.
failures reported,
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Upton AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
Discusses the Coming Yacht Races
With the President.

Washington. June 26.-sir Thomas Upton.
the challenger for the Americas Cup.
lunched with President Roosevelt at the
White House this afternoon.
The members composing the luncheon
party and the President discussed the COM
ing yacht races. and the President exhibited
much interest in the event.
In addition to Sir Thomas the guests
We're the former Ambassador to Germany.
Andrew d. White: William Fyfe the de-
signer of Shamrock III; r. a. C. Smith.
Vice Commodore of the New York Yacht
Club; Assistant Secretary of War Sanger,
Adjutant General Corbin. George W. Per-
kins of New York. Senator Hanna and
Secretary Moody
Upon the conclusion OF luncheon Sir
Thomas departed for New York.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-27
COMPETING FOR TERMINALS.
Wabash and Rock Island Ronds BE.
gin Condemnation Proceedings

The Wabash and Rock Island roads are
seeking to secure property in the same
block at Second street and Franklin avenue
for terminal purposes.
The Wabash Railroad Company began
proceedings in the Circuit Court yesterday
10 condemn the block which is bounded by
Franklin avenue, Collins, Carr and Second
streets.
The Rock Island road has also fled sew
eral condemnation suits. The Wabash
claims TO have purchased about 60 per cent
of the property.
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is UNSAFE FOR THE DEWEYs.
Captain Cunningham Advises
Feudists Not to Return Home.

Topeka, Kas.. June 2s.-Captain Cunning
ham Of the Osborne militia company which
guarded Chauncey Dewey and his compan-
ions during their trial in Cheyenne County.
is here to report TO the Adjutant General.
He reports that the western country is
quieted down now, but that it would bs
very unsafe for the Deweys to venture back
there. even If they should be allowed by the
Supreme Court to give bail He says there
Is still a bitter feeling against the Deweys
in the Northwest.
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Loan Associations Chartered.

Springfield Ill, June 26.-The Auditor OF Pab-
lie Accounts to-day issued a permit for the or
ganiz2tion Of the Wo-den Building and Loan As
ISOLATION. located az Nordeu Madison County
with capital stock Of S5Jo.gI0: TEe charter Is
for a duration OF nifty years. The incorpOrators
are j. J. Handshy. IA. {. Picker. II tauingart-
ner. c. Solternann, I. {. tnger Louis Durnse!t
and W. +. Nall.
The Auditor also issued a permit for the or
"7nizalon Of the Farmers State Bank Of Car
lock. located At tarloCk. Mclean County. Ill.
The capital stock Of the institution is SIS 900 and
the organizers are Winton Carlcck, r. L. Besi;-
ers, H. B. Carlock :. +. Maurcr and Adam ZOok.
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night from to 10 O'Clock by Maddern'
LEAD MINERS ON A STRIKE.
Workmen in st. Francis District
Object TO Regulations.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Pennington. Mo- June g7.-There is much
excitement in the lead-minng district of ST.
Francis County over the new eight-hour
law that went into effect Juns p.
Employees of the Federal Lead Company
and also of the Derby Lead Company are ali
out on u strike. ana the men threaten TO
strike at ali the plants. There are about
500 men employed in this district.
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Missing From Orphans Home.

Sister Theresa, who has charge of Guar
dian Angels Home at Menard and Marion
streets. has requested the police TO search
for Mary Ryan, Is years old, who disap-
peared from the Institution early yesterday
morning. Sister Theresa informed PATROL
man Leipert that the girl had been sent
from 81. Johns Asylum at Utica. \. Y, to
the ST. Louis home The girl is an orphan.
She is described weighing about 100
pounds. tall. has light blue eyes. and wore
a brown skirt ana shirt waist.
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browning Conference Closes.

Browning. Mo. June 2s.-The eighth annual
conference of the ChillicOthe District Epworti
League closed its three days session at LInneus
lest night. The following officers were elected :
President. J. l. Sears. first vice president Miss
Martha Colgan: second vice president Charles
Porter: third vice president. c. A. Burris: secre-
tafy. Miss Cora Darby: treasurer. Miss Margaret
Guillett. Thompson Chapel. in Carroll County
was voted as the place for holding the conference
year.
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Openly Accuses Union Pacific.

Chicago, Ill. June 25.-The Atchison. To-
peka and Santa Fe came out openly as an
accuser of the Union Pacific Railroad be-
fore the Interstate Commerce Commission
nent part in trying to prove that the latter
company had been allowing F. p. Peavey
& Co. rebates in the form of elevator sery-
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Epy.orth League Officers.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.


Paxton. Ill. June 2G.--At the thirteenth annual
convention Of the EpwOrth League of the NJ r
church, Champaicn District. Illinois Conference.
the following officers elected to-day: Presi
cent, the Reverend L. X. Tewle of Rantoul: frs,
vice president. Jesse $ Dancy Of Monticello: Sec.
end vice president. W. " Table of Urbina third
vice president. Mrs. Jesse Button of Urbana
fourth vice president. K. O. Everhardt OF Tolono
corresponding secretary. Mrs. Edith WisegarveI
OF Mansfield: recording secretary. Miss Edith
Hunt of UrSana: treasurer. f NJ Thompson of
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Mortgage for improvements

Omaha. Neb.. June 2G-The omaha and
Council Bluffs Railroad and Bridge Com
pany of New York all of the conrany's
lands in Iowa and its franchises. rights of
way and shops in Iowa and Nebraska for
prONementS and extensions
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Washington. June 25.-The Wabash Rail-
road, in answer the cOmnlaint of
the Planters Compress Company, flied
with the Interstate Commerce Commission
alleges that the complaint is due to the
competition between the square aud round
system of bailing cotton. and denies that
its charges are unreasonable and dscrimi-
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ONLY Three DAYS
Rcmnin in Which to Secure Consultn-
ton, N-Rny Examination, Advice
and Treatment for All Chronic
Diseases Absolutely FREE
Until Cured.

For several days past the German
American Doctors offices have been con-
st7ntiy crowded and hundreds anxious to
avail themselves Of their services have been
turned away unable to obtain even consulta-
ton For this reason the doctors have gem
erously extended their liberal offer until S
D. N. TneSinY .IiIne 2nth
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Stole Money From Safe.

Thieves entered the home of Mrs F l..
terday morning while the family was alb
sent and stole from safe $27. The Fourth
District police are investigating. The safe
was not locked
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Denver. Enid and Gulf Mortgage.

Guthrie. Ok. June 2S.-A mortgage for 81.
6Go.cCo was filed here to-day with the Mis-
sissippi Valley Trust Company OF St. Louis
as trustee. to complete the Denver Enid
through Eaid and the counties of Grant
and Woods. to the Kansas State line. a
distance of 100 miles. The road now is in
operation between Guthrie and Enid
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wishing Case Goe. TO Court.

Circuit Judge Hough yesterday took the
divorce suit of Nellie l. Missing against
William II. Missing under advisenent The
testimony in the case was heard Thursday
and the case was argued yesterday. She
charged intnXicatiO
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E. C. LAKELAND, JR., RETURNS.
George ID. Markham Departs Oh
Vacation Trip.

L. {. Lakeland. Jr.. returned from De-
troit yesterday in time TO attend the session
OF the House Of Delegates and preside at
meeting of the Committee on Public I'm
provements. Of which he is the chairman.
Mr. Lakeland spent several DAYS at the
Country Club. Crosse Pointe. above Detroit.
with one of his classmates at Yale
George u. Markham announced In the
Council yesterday that he would depart to-
morrow for vacation trip to Eastern
points. He viii spend the greater part OF
the time in New Hampshire.
The best class of servants are obtained
through Sunday Republic want ads. All
DRUGGISTS take ads for The Republic
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New York June 26.-At meeting OF tho
directors of the Seaboard Air Line
Railw n.y. held here. Captain V. E. McBee.
fourth vice president rendered his resigna-
ton to take effect July !.
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Demand Removal of Prisoners.

REPl Bic SPECIAL.
Pacific Mo- June e6.-Schaper. Gale and Owen
attorneys for Rudolph and Collins. the Union
bank robbers have filed complaint that they
are barred from consulting their clients. They
demand that the prisoneIs be removed from ST.
Louis to Union.
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Extension Work to Begin Soon.

Corpus Christi. Tex, June Sit is stated
upon reliable authority that the extension
of the Aransas Pass Railroad from Alice to
a point on the Rio Grande will begin with
in sixty days and the road will not be ex-
tended to Brownsville. but TO another point
on the river
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Roy Miller Drowned.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPI BIC SPECIAl-
Galena. Kas.. June 2s.-Roy Miller. % years
old. the of Mrs. Emma Miller OF this place.
was drowned while attempting cross Bird
Creek. near Rartlesville. I. T., yesterday. The
stream is still rising and IL is imnossible to
cover the body until the water falls.
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Appointed Manager of Arcncic.

The Travellers Insurance COMPANY of
manager of agencies at St. Louis succeed
ing John L. Way. formerly State agent.
recently elected second vice president OF the
company.
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Church Poor Box Robbed.

The poor box OF St. Rernard's Church Haw,;
and Gratiot streets was robber Thursday morn
ing by an unidentified person, who pried Oft the
lid with chisel The cii.seI was found in the
church. where 1t had been left by the thief
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ger of the Lake Shore and its three
branches. p. s. Storrs is appointed gen.
eral superintendent of the same roads. vice
w H. Marshall. promoted.
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w, IT, Mar,hnu Promo,.d

Cleveland. o., June 2s-An official circu-
lar issued by the Lake Shore Railroad
Company to-day announces that W. H
Marshall has been appointed general mana
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PARK CONCERT PROGRAMME.
Band to Play at South st. Louis
Square Tonight.

Park Commissioner Aull announced the
following programme yesterday for the con-
cert to be given at South Broadway Square.
Broadway and Pennsylvania avenue, to-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-27

Don't fail 10 advertise for a housegirl in
The Sunday Republic. Take your ad TO any
drug store
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HOME TREATMENT CURES, II II you 70 !, are e

the city, you should apply Tor treatment IN
person: but If you live too far away for
this. write in sacred confidence a full and
unreserved history of your case and the
same will receive Their most careful con-
scientious and painstaking attention AS
people in different parts of Canada. Mexico
anG other foreign countries. as well as all
over the United States. are being cured daily
by their Home Treatment, they feel fully
Justified in claiming that IT is the most
perfect and successful system ever devised.
Address The German-American Doctors. 500
Olive street. opposite p. O.. St Louis No.
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BEST RECRUITS FOR MARINES
ARE SECURED IN ST. LOUIS.

roac Who Charge of the Station Here Has Rec
commended That Il Permanent Office Be observation-disclosures
unities Offered Young Men This Branch of the Serv
ice Are Said to Be Exceptional at This Time.
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PERSONALS.

Mr. A. Haskins, of Kinston, is in the
city.
MIR. R. ". simms spent yesterday in
Selma.
Mr.. L. D. stainbacE, Of Henderson. ii
in the city.
Dr. j. II. Harris, of Franklinton. was
here yesterday.
Mr. C. b. Baker returned yesterday from
Ia-- ---,11 Springs.
Col. A. G. Davis, OF GOldsboro, was IA
the city yesterday.
Mr. William Bailey has returned TO ais
home at Louisburg.
Mr. j. c. be r, Hamilton, OF Hillsboro
was here yesterday
Mr.. S. II. Rcnfrow. Of wilmington, /.
visitor 20 Raleigh.
Collector y. G. Duncan Is back in the
city from beaufort
Mr Oscar e. Gregory. Of fauriuhurg
was here Yesterday
Mr W q Lind.8Y If chapel till was
Ia uhle.eh yesterday
capt IA Al Washington az Wilson. 4.
VISITOR ia HHlfIEh
lHTf - 70 tHf i1 yesterday to at
itHH .Hsrt az WHugHiHH
HIHF n NhHH nf IHuFHHufF WH.
hi hHf yesterday
#H 1881 f#fftuH UH.
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DR.. V. Z. Turner, President of the State
Dental Examining Board, left on Sunday
for Winston, where the board win holt
its annual meeting on Monday. The State
Dental Society conYenes there on Wed
nesday morning.
The graduating class of the Trinity
Park High School. Durham, N. c., num-
bered, last year, thirty-four students: this
year the class numbered fifty-four. This is
only one evidence of the increasing popu-
larity of this institution. 1t is a note
worthy fact that the large majority of
the graduates enter college. We need
nothing in the educational line more than
welLequipped, efficient. well-disciplined
secondary schools, and parents will do well
to look to the claims of the above named
institution.
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CRINKLEY'S
CASH
Department Store

CARPET DEPARTMENT.
Art squares are mere ,!a,-iiif5 , Die floor
covering than matungs or carpets, be
cause they do not have to be tackled 10
floor, SO can be taken M and cleaned as
often as desirable without the trouble OF
tack pulling and retacling. Ching c.can-
en- they are more healthtul.
our Granite art squares are splendid
vcarcrs and come Ina all the incest patterns
and colorngs.
bNA itel 80 - - - - - &c 's ''F-'VV
,iaN9 feet ii, e.. q. .. =. 81. q. 300
aXH feet q, q. q. % T., %. q, 90 O.. o., 800
lOtaNa feet o.. ,,.... 20. O.. 90. O.. &C.. e.. o.. $3.50
1853 iert.. Is .,.,. d, 3, 81, 81. D., ...a l01
iHNH lgpt. BE- 81. tt ..s .. .s s. .. .t b.. H.uN
$50 ula have 40 wo1l are Squares aud
ug u0uns tHs vr.h
Special ,1lug 4ka $1,000.
Nothing I# o.. $50.
lIHmm. .H $4,000. HIia 5000 g.
HWW luH #. fIt. fIa $500 f.I.
UI tH.WtW wutNuTHUHF
IHHU. ga. rME Ft mI
#HI # H# IHH# NHHsu
f.
HtkI uH
#U $685. fI #NH H
.HH ffw fm Haa# I
.i#HHaHH $685. I. .NH. ...f ..
NH.t 81 u Irun 100000. ..t
FIEf. Hal AHlamrp. t......... ss8.uu
ui4aras N1us 'tr.
,sta uut ui luHuka SuIt .Heaa
Nal orders have pHlu. attention.
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Lace Stripe 0rgandies

Early Monday morning we placed on
sale the most complete variety collection
Of Fine Lace Stripe Organizes in all the
fashionable plain shades
They are regular Is and zoe values, and
the prices have never been less, but to
awaken a keen enthusiasm and keep the
scene lively we mark them D.. -. =. loo.
First corners get the pick of the styles
Nc woman of a fastidous notion IAN be
pleased so well as at the very beginning
of the sale.
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THE WEATHER TODAY.

Local forecast for Raleigh and vicinity
to p. m. tonight: Wednesday, fair with
moderate temperature.
Local data for Raleigh yesterday: Max
imum temperature 81; minimum tempera
ture, IS; mean temperature, 70; total
rainfall, trace.
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Fort Caswell, N. c., May IS, 1903. Seal
ed proposals in tripicate, will be receiv-
ed here until u m, June 16, 1903. for
constructing roads Fort Caswel, N. C.
u. S. reserves right to reject any or all
proposals. Information furnished on APP
phcation. Envelopes containing propo-
sails will be indorsed. Proposals for
Road addressed, Philip Yost, A. A.
Q. M. 5-17-6t.
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Special Sale EmbrOiderieS

Counters of beautiful new Embroideries,
fine Cambria, Nainsook and Swiss edges
and insertings. Crisp new styles and pat
terms. AS a banner bargain for this Sec
ton we have Jumped all the 15c., IKE,
zoe. and 25c. qualities on a table at one
price, your choice for............12 12c.
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WE ARE IN MARKET FOR 200 GOOD
building brick for immediate delivery.
Also for contract to build for us two.
story store building. A. f. Johnson &
Son. Clinton, N. c. 6-12-1w.
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WANTED-HOUsE WITH Z OR ROOMS
with bath and improvements in the
northern or western section of city;
state price Address, Box POI, Postoffce
G-16-3t
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Fine French Flowers

The most expensive flowers to go at half
price. The fashionable and choicest va
rieties Of the Floral Kingdom are here,
but in limited quantities. Such bargains
are offered to quicken your attention and
to bring you out for the first picking
$1.OO, $3.50 and $500 Flowers for soc,
Use. and $1.0O.
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Trains Leave Raleigh Daily
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CRINKLEY'S CASH DEPARTMENT
STORE.
SHERWOOD HIGGs & Co.-The Great
June Sale.
TRINITY PARK HIGH SCHOOL, Dur
ham, N. c.
THE NORTH CAROLINA HOT SPRINGS
Mountain Park Hotel Company.
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with DR.. and Mrs. R. H. Lewis while in
school here, left for his home in Gastonia
yesterday.
Chief Justice Walter Clark left yesterday
for his farm in Halifax county on bust
ness, and will be out Of the city two or
three days.
Mr.. W. H. Hood of the register of deeds
office, returned yesterday morning from
Fuquay Springs. where he spent his an
nual vacation of one week.
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Astonishing Prices in
Ready-tO-Wear Departm't

We have culled the surplus of Ladies'
Nainsook, Cambria and fine Muslin Draw
crs, Lace and embroidery trimmed that
are marked SIPS, $1.35 and $3.50, some
five or six dozen, and put them on the
Bargain Counter at one price your
choice Observation-Disclosures. 49c.
You get the pick of the sizes and
styles for much less than the cost of the
materials alone
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It's reputation costs you nothing.
Appeals to you on its merit.
TO CONTRACTORS.

Estimates will be received for the gen
eral construction of the proposed new
Centenary NJ. e. Church edifice at New
Bern, N. c., July LIST, by the associated
architects, Charles Granville Jones, No.
2S0 Broadway, New York, N. Y, and
Herbert Woodley Simpson, No. Sc Broad
street, New Bern, N. c. Drawings and
specifications viii be ready June Sth. A
certified check for per cent as a gauran-
tee of good faith must accompany each
bid and the successful contractor must
give satisfactory bond.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-16

CLASS UNION JOE
printer; steady job. Alfred, Bynum and
Christophers. 5-2S-tf
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ONE DEER AND FOX HOUND FOR
sale; full blood; well trained. For full
description and price, write Eugene
Shaw, Klondike, N. c.
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Special Priced Suspenders.

We place on sale ten dozen of the IA
nous II. e p" make of light weight Sus-
penders. Close twill weave, neat stripes
and plaids, twill braid ends, nickIe-p plated
rustless slide buckles, spring catches and
drawers supporters. Special price,. 19c
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WHEN YOU WANT A SEWING MA
chine or anything about one, call Sin
ger store. All phones.
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REGISTERED PHARMACIST WANTED
Apply to DR.. C. D. Jones, Hillsboro,
N c.. 2t
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$3.50 Low Cut Shoes IS Cts.

About 200 pairs of Ladies' Oxfords.
Colonials, Southern Ties and Strap slip
pers. Wells, Turns and McKays Of all
kinds ends of lines and broken sizes.
worth $125, $3.50 and $500. So arranged
on Bargain Counter that you can see all
styles at glance and quickly choose the
best. Choice of the entire lot........ 75c.
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NOTICE.


For sale House and lot on Hillsboro
street, No. no known as the Blount
House, situated on the opposite side of the
street from Mrs. r. S. fuckers residence.
Terms to suit purchaser. Apply
r. B. PEBBLES,
Jackson, N. G.
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Mr. A. r. Law, secretary of the Dur
ham Light and Power Company, was in
the city yesterday on business with the
Corporation Commission.