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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-11
OFFICIALS IN THE CITY.
General Manager Day, of the Central
Completes inspection OF the Line.

General Manager Day, of the Central,
! Completes inspection Of the Line.
| Vice President and General Manager
| l.. f.. Day. OF the Iowa Central and
| Minneapolis K st. Louis. arrived in the
| city at 7:30 Saturday evening on a
| special train in charge of Conductor
Webb and Engineer Cooney. General
| Manager Day and party have COM
pleted a thorough inspection of the
| entire line and branches. Mr.. Day left
Minneapolis last Monday night AMI
went thru to Abba. He returned north
| to Oskaloosa and went to Peoria for
Wednesday and Thursday. Leaving
Peoria Friday morning al. OF that and
sunday was spa.l. in thu inspection Of
the eastern and Illinois divisions.
| Mr.. Day says that business conditions
along the line are very good considering
the season. The crops were overesti.
mated last year, but business IS as good
as coaid be generally expected The
line is in as good sh4.'e as cc'ild be ex-
pected duriag the spring season, ai.d
the road will be in tyool shape Tor the
new service for .he worlds far, which
1t is expected, VIII be installed about
May /.
Mr. Day was accompanied IN The
inspection trip by Chief Engineer u. G..
Kelley, General superintendent NJ.
Sweeney, General Roadmaster NJ. H.
Shelley, General Freight Agent ]. N.
Tttemore. Superintendent Davis,
Trainmaster Hayden, Assistant Gener-
al Freight Agents II. F. Marsh and S.
G. Lutes. Superin tendent OF Bridges
and Building j. f. Boileau, Division
Engineer w. ID. Wheeler, and Trav-
cling Freight Agent Starrett. The gen.
eral managers special was made up of
baggage car, Mr. Days business car,
the Hawkeye. and Mr.. Sweeney's car,
the 200. Mr.. Day, Mr.. Sweeney and
Mr.. Kelley remained in the city until
1853 Sunday morning, when their cars
We're taken north by No. 5. The Oska-
loosa officials returned south on No. e.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-11
Court Is Adjourned.

Judge Caswell adjourned the March
term of the district court this after
noon until May 81. when Judge Burn
ham will return to the city to try the
paving cases Judge Burnham, accom-
panied by Mrs. Burnham left for his
home in Vinton this morning, and
Judge Caswell took up what little pro-
bate work was left. Judge Caswell
goes to Toledo tomorrow to finish up
the February term of the Tama county
court, and week from today will con-
vene the Benton county court at Wins
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-11

ter the central exchange of the Mar
shall Telephone Company a toll fee
of cents will be charged all patrons
of the line from Clemens. but will be
free to anyone talking from this city.
The toll feature at the Clemens end
is made by the directors, to prevent
promiscuous visiting over the line dur
ing business hours, when it is needed
by patrons who have business to look
after in Marshalltown.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-11
A Cure for Headache.

Any man. woman or child suffering
from headache. biliousness or dull,
drowsy feeling should take one or two
&C Dewitt's Little Early Risers night
and morning. These famous little pills
are famous because they are a tonic
as well as a pill. While they cleanse
the system they strengthen and rebuild
ii by their tonic effect upon the liver
and bowels. Sold by all druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-11
Local Weather Record,

Sundays temperature showed a de-
cided rise over the preceding day, 90
having been registered as the maxi
mum, as against 80 for Saturday. Sun
days minimum was 81, five degrees un-
der that of Saturday. At 1880 this
morning 81 was recorded.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-11
Mrs, Sewer Very Low.

Mrs. George Sewer, corner of Second
avenue and State street. who was
stricken with apoplexy Thursday even
ing. is in critical condition. While
the stroke was slight the age of the
patient is against her recovery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-11
WILL OPEN LINE WEDNESDAY.
New Commercial Telephone Service
Between Clemens and Marshall

The new farmers commercial tele-
phone line, part of the East Liberty
Telephone Company's exchange, ex-
tending between Clemens and MAJ
shalltown, viii be completed Tuesday.
and will be opened for service Wednes-
day morning. The new line viii en-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-11
In the PoIica Court.

George Mesch, Hugh Brennan, am old
soldier, and George f. Brown. all
drunks, arrested by Marshal Nicholson,
Deputy Marshal Cochran and Officer
Hanson, paid the costs this morning
and We're discharged.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-11
AMusE MENTs,

Powell Portfolio Company Closes It's
Weeks Engagement Saturday.
The Powel-Portello Company closed a
weeks engagement at the Odeon Sat
urday night with the presentation OF
Jesse James. the Bandit King" A
very fair Saturday night crowd attend
ed. The matinee Saturday afternoon
also drew fairly well.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-11
GRANTED A NEW TRIAL.

judge Burnham Permits Retrial of
Case of Tuffree VS.. Binford.
Judge Burnham this morning grant
ed a new trial In the case of Tuffree VS..
Binford, in which verdict Of 5000 was
granted by a jury in the present term
of court. The plaintiff brought action
for real estate agents commission. The
trial at the present term was the third
on the same action
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-11
"John L." is Dead.

"John L. Sullivan" the featherel
terror Of North Fourth street, was dis
patched to the chicken heaven Satur-
day night from blow across the neck
with sharp instrument, commonly
known as the weapon of Aunt Car
rie" Nation. John L." has been the
property, since he arrived out of ar
egg shell about two years ago, of
steve" Parks, of COS North Fourth
street. 1t is said that the little rooster
came into the world with a crow, AMI
went out of it with a defiant yell, as
IL anxious to do battle with one who
took from him all hopes Of future hap
piness. Dressed, John L." weighed
eight and onehalf pounds, and the
Parks household expects to have fresh
meat for at least week. The neigh
borhood wears an air of rejoicing today,
or viii when the news Of the famous
ROSTERS death is heralded. To say that
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-11
Licensed 70 Wed.

Frank b. Sheffield, manager livery
barn, aged Sc, and Mrs Elizabeth Hall
croft. aged 81, both of Marshalltown.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-11

Foley's Kidney Cure makes kidneys
and bladder right. Don't delay taking.
B. A.. Morgan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-11
CUTS DOWN VERDICT.
Shockley Verdict Is Altered by Judge
Burnhan

Judge Burnham this morning cut
down the verdict in the case of A. D.
Shockley VS.. DR.. +. A. Tucker in which
jury at the present term of the dis
trict court returned verdict for ST.
295 damages for personal injuries re-
sulting from X-ray burns. The court
has placed the amount OF recovery at
S200
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-04-11
n''ELMO"
ARIN I
Aauaranteod medicine for the cure ct
HEART DISEASE

It also cures Indigestion, Dyspepsia and all other
Nervous system cures Sick Nervous Headaches. and
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perfect Health thousands OF people who have been In
dread OF that fatal when the heart would stop
beating and they would be taken away. 1t has cured
sufferers of Dyspepsia and other Stomach Troubles
who had given up hopes Of ever being cured 1t has
rebuilt weak and run down Nervous Systems. cured
Nervous Prostration and Sick Nervous Headaches.
That what this medicine will do for In in-
stance has il failed to produce the desired results
Il is ackn owcdEed by all who have tried it to be
the best medicine in the world for the of Stomach
Heart and Nervous Diseases and the only medicine
In the world guaranteed to benefit all, Money
funded il it fails CURES LIKE THESE PROVE THE MERIT
Of the MEDICINE.
ELMO CHEMICAL COMPANY.
Dear Srs lreceived 0actarne in good shape. II
has done what you claimed it would do have
had any heart trouble after using Cacarine week.
feel that am cured andif find that need any
more medicine will send for three boxes of your
Cactarine Tablets Yours with many thanks,
Duncan Okla, July a. 1903. GEORGE DUNCAN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-21
Werdants' e Miners' Sranspor'
tatipn Gompang.

9ampfer.9inicn.
gah Bolton uno benz Often: teher Rprtdg,
Sienftae, Souneritas unb Sadlftaa ,sGD.nsS
6 ubr.
gadd Brobioenee uno benz Often; ieber CONF
tag, Wftt,uo6 iino Sreitug, abenos d Il9r.
Na6 Neipport Neps uni gturiulf: t1glth
UNI 9 DIR glebnbs. ~
Sra6t wirb tdeli6 biz 5 ubr gbenbS tHr IN
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BON Der Wertte am SURE ocS GonGtGods ab;
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Der MISUNDERSTANDING.
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Salptbiireau: Tr. 604, Gorb.G1arlessStt.
Sra9t' uno Rafage' Bureau: 0r. 22i, Beft.
paittmpr .etraee. Gl3,I&S)
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Griesiun : Sinic nci,c idnclc Sag.
Sputc p2urb Baltimore" nnb
uEcnn" nod Yhilnbelnhin.

9e9innen sunntag, ben 5. SUM-, nm s llbr
9urmittags, uno bon oann ab tdeIid uno
Sonntn9s, bon Der 9igbts mo 9rattsStrabe,
In 9~ettcrtpn uro Gbeitrr, "a, nnbalteno.
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Sabrt In einer Ri6trne St.50; 8unofabrt
% 2a9el fir Jtiidfubrt auf Tag ober yiabi'
gouteIl aiiltig, $3.50.
8unbreiie. 9idete, bon 9bilabelpbia auf Der
80. & 8. @nbn" 5uriidfcbrenb, $3.50. Sirefie
Sabrbiaete mad MtlantiesGitp uno 8lriid per
Boot S3.15; ooer enn6 per gabr, fir 10 Gage
9iiltiG $3.50. 5erner birefte 6abrbiIete mad
ge,u. Nurt, 2ong'Srandl, NSburp.Nnrt, eine
Ri6tine, $500; Nllnofabrt $500; 6apr Man.
Nunofabrt $500. gla6tESampler fnbren linl
3 llbr abenbs tdeli6 (SonlltaeS auseerpnts
mem. NiIete mad sIbarp, 3rop, Garatoeas
Sprines, 9%iemport, G~eipspupen (GtD, Burtlano
(GRe.) lnb ntrblihen Eilnften meroen i'm Biz
renu, foluie bel @ubnuab's, gr. 20t Npros
GhnrIessStrabe, %berfauft. Sdrei6t tpeaen
Heife'Sanbbu6.
Glarcute s6riper, sl9ent,a -I
(Mai1O,S&S) gr. 2O4, aigbtSfrase.
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Nsitern Warplanb Balm.
srat tn Strait am 10. Sunt 1904.
Shge berldfien SiuensS tatiou. ute ,oiot,

aaslidt.
A3o Born. edneu3us, Sauptltute. sooers.
lpSn' y; q y. stpi, unS ben Siioer, ano
gsaftinsbura, gstndeiter INTO 8nntten an
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'.t9 S9tnl. Beii'Daar Grpreb. (gar mo
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100 Born. = gorf, .. ( s. Sin' mnS sn,,bt.
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y. 4 g.. Gabn. A'
500 sorni. Soupdinte. Saserstomr, sbtp,
RPshSenr9. 5reeerts. emnitsbnra uno y. u.
Babn nab 5pelanooab,
1912 8orrt. affcnt. nab ilniousgrlbae. gutf
lllo 9etf1sbure.
1890 Gadnt. Wfon. nod errorps tsrppe
2,25 slaani. = safom. nGd Gmors.CSroSe,
$50 9sadn,: 9fue Weun!ain Grp. (garior,
Sar1 topie Sreberid.
$50 9sadbul. - 9Ip. mad gorf unb D. & o.
Alb sadm. grp. SauptIinie gunfte, 90.
eerstopn, Sreoerid, eHmttsbure uno Chip
500 ga6m. =, erp; na6 @lbnbon. sf,pu. Ten.
telts nab unioHsglrioge.
$50 sa6ni. gort grpreb, 5OfubIssbura.
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DO gsaobnl: Nttoni. nab @mprbsSrooe.
6.15 gbenos - affpm. mao ltnionsgri6ge.
SOB Nberos Nffont. nab Gm~orpsSrope.
9nr spnntags.
$50 Sorru. - aftout. nab lnton'grtoes une
Sdrober.
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Gueen Annc's GiIenbabn.Gu.

Sabrplau trat AM 20. 3uni 1904 In ataft.
Sanpicr %ucrlaiicn 4icr Nr. 10, Sigbt.s trafe,
tdgftdj (ausgenunnlen SonutagS) nm 7.1d
WioreenS uno go yiuhmlttlgS nab Gobe
Yuint, aeut'5slnuo, Gueenetup n, 6entreuiae,
Tentpn, GREENWOOD, Gltnoale. Milton, 2eipes,
Nebobptb uno SlpiiheuiiCtionen.
Spnntags nm 800 WlOrgcn5 mad 2ppt Epint,
GGenbaie, 2cues uno 9cbobutb, torpie nlr mad
alen Stationen 8iuii6etl HOoe Boint ufto
9entrebile: ferHer nm 3.15 GGbmttiagS nur
mad aupc Ioint un0 Eneenetoiun.
Nni6luB at SeIdpdre lno Gbefapeafe Sumo
tion ndh @aiiou, Grforo uto 3niibenfiationen,
iino OH GREENWOOD nit Der rGelapure'eifen'
bubu" mad alien Rlnlicn iiloli6 an oer ngieiu'
Vrrf, Ybilaoclpbia & Decentralization"
Spbu Is. goslcp, Sen 'Bail. ssteent.
Srant 6blen, SeQuciier.
(Ulat27 I'D
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&enun's ieine aer6Nctc aaffccs

fperoen in alien Stabttbeileu bon
Baltimore berfauft. Die por5iiglibe
Analitdt ano mdBigen Rreiie MAIDEN
oieielben geraoe5u beriibmt.
Sd .Qennp &c., 3bee, &affee, Snder.
@priI5,iDiDoSa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-21
0orhoentider 9fobb.
Rtselmafiae Sampf&ifffabrt
5ptfaen
Roitiunrs mn Wre,uew


5tptf6en
Baltimore nno Vremen
ourt Die neren rn0 erprobten, mil
allen 8equemlifteiten ~periebenen
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Die @ypebitionstage fins pie foIgt:
bon Baltimore: -
"GaIIel," Wlittluod. oen 81. Sui,
2 ltbr NadmittagS.
~9ronOenburg." Mtttipou, Den II.
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nGbemnit," Mittpodl Sen "a. Mug,
2 ltbr HadnittagS.
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2 llbr Nohmittoos.
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Der, 3 llbr NodmittagS.
nMnin," Wtittmoh, Sen fl. Septcm'
Der, 2 llbr No6nlitto0S.
5meite 8aiii1esB
@un $4,000 an.
3DiihenSedS g IiiaaesYretie:
Ban %r. ga1tiH'''e n"@ '.S17,0O
Bon sremsa mad, ssaitimsor. ss4.o6.
kurhretiesWnete bon Baltimore:
HadD Bremen NIB Snriid $1,000.
s5esen Sra1t unb Idiiue. ipenbe man flo
IN bic acknowledgement
u. Sd)nmad)er G. Co.,
Wr. 419, Sanoper.S trabe.
ober
Gouarb &aine,
Office bes .,Sentihen Sprreipuubeattn."
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Baltimore Sampf . Tafet = 81.
(ltIfe utb ii,uerldIItnr Wof,Qfuisl

Sie Bcr. Gtaatens IS6it bei6roernb.
SamDfer iabren thsliG, Gonntass uisess
lommen DON ben rgnO 9ine"sBierS. 1913
QiebtsStrafe. $50 gbenos, brett naD Oh
Tunfien pes Siioens. g'crbinbung In Olo
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Rt6nloub. 8erbinoure IN Portsmouth nit benz
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mouth nab gtIGnta. 5n yiorfoif Bcrbin6nre
nit Der atlantic 9cuif Cine" IorfuIf un6
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bern NIB g8aibinatou, Nt.s9.
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rtofe &nihten3tmlner, elefiriihe Belelbtune,
simmer III ben Bilct0ureuur Der ,Iab Cine"
Ir. 1871 !,9eitsgaItinior Sirabe, GIT. 500 uno
50S, GiabtGtrabe, 2. ". y. Office, gr. 215,
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uno 2eringtCnrStrabe
Spbn U. Sberiupuo, q. Brufpn,
gice.lS.if. II. 6ert.s Wanager. Gen. 'Raif'steeni.
l9ea2-l
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Gbeiapeafe 9ampier So,

Gbeiapeafe. Ginie. ~ 3rrs
gIegante Baiiaeiers9 dmpfer p~gIuguftu nrb
rNtlania" md
Slb Toint Comfort unS Nurfulf, ga.
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upilrteit Sonnta9s) Inn $50 I6enbx Iro fonts
men in Slo Yoifit Comfort nm 9 nbr Wturs
gems ltlo In NorfoIi lnt 7.15 Waorgens on, ans
Yittfteit oeS SiioeuS Ino hes SiiopeftenS.
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iiRo Baltimore" na6
gtad @cit.Yuint mo RidDn,pub, ga.
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9enonllrlen Sonntngs) nm 8 lbr gIa6nittaes
liiIo %iorlnlet 5I Yoint I'M 7.45 Wlureens
iillo All Nidnlono Inn 9.25 WorgenS an.
Salnpter. nerlulleno Baltimore UtoittagS,
Wstttiuohs mo Sreitu9S ulb berla'feno g8elts
yoint Stcn't19s, SpnneritagS uno Suinitag5,
le9en gu @louceitersSoiht uno glumouo's an,
llIlo 9aitpier, perlaileno Baltimore DienitagS.
9olt1errtags nno Snttitngs 'lino a8eitsSoinf
Worftoun lno Clap Banf an tipenil oas 8efter
es %erlalbtl,
.Tartofer n~ertaften Baltimore ppn
Bier 1S mo 10, 2igbt.S trabei. Eerfte.
Snrb.Ntuete mad allen 9iiiften fonner oes
ft6ert, Sepdd alit9egeben uno &aiiiten6imnier
I'M 8oraIs r~eferoirt perben In ben bieiiaen
girealr: 9ir. 100, 1870 uno 1877. OftsgaItinlores
Strube. ooer ben SauptIgureaur CIR. $50,
GiqbtsStraBe, Baltimore Wlb.
5ieuben 8otsr, &. 3. Gntsnt,
Sen. s9efbdtistlbrer. @en. s9iIIeta2taeut.
&. 8. Me5anneI, ~retfenber Bofiagier'aoent.
(Mun31ISS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-21

ct. Bau[, Winn., 90. SlIi. =
Graiibent @i1is bonn bieiigen 3peige
Der ~Meat Cutters ano 9utders'
Union" erbielt beute bonn TrGiioentelt
9onnellp in Chicago cine 9epeife,
Die i'm eriuft, Die iiber Die S6lodt.
bdnier in Sii6-St. 2oilis b~erbGnate
Sperre auf 9auer Der neren Inter.
banolnngen IN Chicago 81 iuspenoi-
rem. @iais entiprad Dem @eiude,
uno aae 2eute, meIde Die Sdladt.
baitier SIT betreten piinidten, erbiel.
ten GrIaubnib oa5u. 9as Smiftide
Sbladtbans lit beute in getrieb.
Wfan ihast, oaB etipa Elm Siinftel
Der iibliten arbeiteroabl beute BORT
am @erfe lit.
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annapolis, Wt. RoDalsS Citation, 1850 unb
ts.45 BORN; Gomoen' 9 tation, 800 luo 900
unb 500 abenos.
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nnb l2.44 gadm. ganloensGtGtiOn. l7.2 8orm.
Sassrstopm, Wlt. 8cSal.e Station, is.46 Born.
SaiaoenS tatton. 1900 Sornt., 1850 unb 400
sGiesti:Sits nno ut, airs, gausst..e tattOn.
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2 9 p,arttu, Mser. ga0. 9rdffie.
y, ~. Dafett, Sen. BAT. IIaent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-21
WarDlanS nnb Eenniplunnia.Giien
balm Gompaanie.

Slge berlntien Eortb'Noenues otdtton:
7.30 8ormiitGgs nab Yorf tagIih, aLbet
Gonnings.
$50 8orm. nGb Gclta, nur Gonniags.
$50 Born. nu9 gelair, ideIit, auber Conn
tags.
tt.35 9prIn. mad geIair, tdsIi6. auber Cant
flags.
100 Ta6m. mad Qelnir, rir Gumfia9s.
$50 giad,m. mad 0orf, duber Sonnta9s.
400 Nadn. mad Delta, MIR Suntftags.
6.05 Tadlm. mad Delta ta9Iit, auber CONT
tags.
$40 Na6m. mad ge!air tdeIi6, auber Conn
tags.
1880 Tattm. nadb Qclair, MIR Sonrtaes.
11.4b gn6m. md Pplair. mir Snmifnas
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-29

WE HAVE SEVERAL GOOD SEC
ond hand engines ard boilers for
sale, ranging from FIVE to seventy
five horsepower. Quick delivery.
Isaleigh Iron Works. 16-tf.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-29
PERSONALS.

Mr.. Stephen w. Isler, of Kinston,
was here yesterday on legal business.
Mr.. Philip II. Busbee left yesterday
on a visit to Henderson.
Mr.. E. F. Young, of Dunn, spent
yesterday in the city.
Major Geo. T.. Butler, of Clinton,
arrived in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. Pell is here from Winston
Salem.
Mr.. Clayton High, of Louisburg,
who has been visiting at the home
of Mr.. W. c.. Thomas on Polk street
has left for his home.
Mr.. w. c. Riddick returned to his
home lin Youngsville yesterday morn
ing.
Mr.. W. G.. Mebane. of Greensboro,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr. j. c. Clifford, of Durham, is in
the city.
Mr.. j. r. Johnson, of Youngsville,
was here yesterday.
Mr.. l.. A Carr of Durham, is in the
city.
MIR. A. r. Law, of Durham, was
here yesterday
Mr.. H. II. Patterson, of Chapel
HILL was visitor here yesterday.
Messrs. w. l.. Holt and w. M. Nor
gan, ~of Fayetteville, were here yester-
day.
Mr. w. G. Hunter, of Charlotte, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr. c. c.. Taylor, of Greensboro,
was in the city yesterday.
Col W. Il. Rodman, of Washing
ton is a visitor here.
Mr.. H. n. Humphrey, of Goldsboro,
was here yesterday.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-29
MIR. e. b. CRAVEN IN THE CITY
He is the New Field Secretary of the
North Carolina Sunday School
Association.

Mr.. E. B. Craven, of Moore county
the new field secretary of the North
Carolina Sunday School Association,
arrived in the city yesterday and will
begin his work at once.
Mr.. Craven is a young mana min
istorial student in the Methodist
Episcopal church. He takes the
place of Rev. J. Walter Long of
Surry county, who had to resign the
position to resume the work of his
pastorate in the Western Conference.
Mr.. Craven is a plendid young man,
a pleasant speaker, business-like in
his methods, thoroughly identified
with the Sunday School work, and
in everv way qualified for the posi-
ton which he is to fill. He will re-
main here for several days planning
his work in the field before entering
upon the same.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-29
EXTRA SPECIAL

EXTRA SPECIAL
ONE CASE FEARLESS OF ALI.
COMPETITION good wide bleaching.
bought at the SweetSer. Pembroke *
Co.'S. auction. Made by the Monollas-
sett Manufacturing Company and fin
ished by the SayleS Bicachcry: soft for
the needle. Price - &c.
a WHITE GOODS SALE.
MerceTizcd Waistings and Suitings,
Lawns, Batistes, Dimities ana Fancy
Woven Lace Stripe Novelties. If we
could convey to YOU the quality in
print, you'd loose no time iii coming.
Lot II.
$50 yards fine Batiste with Satin
Cord and Lace Stripes, real value 15c.,
sale price. q 1ac.
Lot 20.
1913 yards Dimity Stripes, worth ev-
erywhere IL 1ac.. yours at. % Il c.
Lot 81.
500 yards Crispy Revere Stripe
Lawns, usual price 25c., for this sale
'.....s. soHac.
Lot 1872.
23S yards white Lace Stripe Lawns,
very sheer, fine quality, worth regular
ly soc, sale price II &c.
Lot f43.
213 yards Merccrized Lawn, white
with fancy Woven Black Stripes. val
ues fSc.. for =. II &c.
Lot 40.
472 yards Silk Embroidered Stripe
Lawns, worth a quarter, sale price
only ~ V C.
Lot %.
259 yards Fine Sheer White Lawn,
with dainty pink and black Woven
Stripes. usual price soc, for this sale
....... IL p G.
Lot 100.
$50 yards Satin Stripe Woven Cord
Madras, SOC. value, for 1850. IL y C.
Lot 90.
2,3O1 yards Siercerized Lace Stripe
Lawns. with Embroidered Dots, good
values at 35c., sale price. Is &c.
Lot AS.
AS yards Mercerized POplin Waist
ings, Embroidered Stripes, regular
price 35c., now Is y G.
Lot 107.
2461l yards MerceTized Batistes with
pink. blue and black pin stripes, rcgu-
lar worth 4Oc., marked 16c.