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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-06

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ibre auartiere.
Ser Rriegers8 ereiu lieB ith aber
trob bes ftrDmenoen &eQens nidt
abbalten, nah benz Denfmal gu u1arz
ihieren unb naboem 0auptmann
Strenmel in frdftieen @Drter cine
paiienoe Mnlprahe eebalten Bate.
tpprauf SER s. 9Debbler ertpioerte,
unter &DmmanoD bes 2eut. &tbter
cine Salue iiber oas 8rab absufeuern.
Ser anbaltenbe &egen itDrte Die
eemitlide Sprtiebung ces Seftes,
neil Der Nufentba't inn 5reien unz
nt6elth uuroe. Wues brdn9te iib
nun in ben 6eqen suIammen, NOD
qetanat nurbe uno Elm &Dnaert itattz
fano. Nud oas erDBe Seueruerf,
bas Der bieitae &rieeeroerein geitiftet
batte, fornte niht abgelbofien uers
ben.
Ser um IL ubr abaebenoe lebte
BUG uar tpieoer fart belebt uto traf
pinttlih Tim | uhr moraens bier
elm:
3u ertpdhnen baben mir nDh, oaB
6err 6etnriH BDruer, Der dlteite
gtnmpbner uno Birger pm CONS
fort, auf feline Soften cine prahtig
auseefiibrte pererDBerte BhotU9ra=
pbie pm grnit 6ermann Iltaelt bat
~anfertiaen laIIen. bic er Der Self
beh0rbe identte uno Die i'm BaptQon
bes Staotparfes in einem bibihen
&abmen ausgeiteIt puroe.
DaS aoloene Subildum in Cont
fort lit in Der miroigiten 8eile ge@
feiert moroen. Die 8emobner baben
laIe l1riahe. init 8enuatuung uno
Stols oarauf surudsublideu uno
alien geilnebmern miro es unausz
l0idlib in Der beiten grinneruno
b[eiheu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-06
HmdIen,s Mrntea.gnlbe

1T rpeltberlbmt fir lire punoerbare
9eilmirtuna ! Sic iibertrifft allie an.
oeren Salben, iebes Bflaiter uno lie.
ben BALKAN fir Sbnitte, 8rano-
punoen, @eibwire. &inauurm,
Slebten, freiienoe Sdparen, Sals.
HuB, Sieber'G usihlae, aufgelprun.
gene 5aut uub ale isnitioen @un-
ben uro Iusidldae. unfeblbar Qeaeu
0dmorrhoioen. Sur earantiert. Rur
% Gents in Den Npotbefen BON s..
Salteber & Son uno Ioolpb 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-06
8te iF etesly

geir bietea eInbunoert Dollars gelobaang fir il.
ben Gau pom Ratarrb, Der ntht ourh GinnebnIeu
eo1 9all's &atarrb : 2ur sebeilt psroen
fam,
&. ). Gbene1 s 60, giseut., Soleeo, ..
.g9ir, bic unteraeihneten, baben s.. 5. @benep
fir poltommeu ebrenbait in alien @eiddTfsuerbonb=
lungen uno inanJieq befdbist, ale BON Ieiner fyirma
etngeganoenen Decentralization au erIiQen.
Wef & SrNaL 8rOBbanoes Sroguiten,
Soleoo, D.
Dafoing, Rinman g Warsin, @roBban.
oels= SroouifeH, SoleSO, o.
9al's GatarrbzGiir triro iunerlid senonmen uno
plrtt brett ouf oas Slut uno Die ihleimisen Ober=
Hidden Oes Spftsms. 13engniis frei perianSt. 9reis
IS Gents fur Die Glai6e. 8ertauIt BON alien @pu-
tbefern.
Bats Hcmt[ien. 8iGen hnb bic beher.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-06

Sreibt tein Dummies 3eug NIT Sa=
ntorrboi6en.. ginipribun9en BON @ift
uno Gebmitteln, gi~nreibunaen, Nalbs
mittel, glirire unb bic unsdblise Maiie
BON uniinnieen @ebeimmitteln segen
Sdmorrboiben finb BON fetnem bauerns
ben Nuben, oft logar lehr ibdblib, Cine
5uonsi9idbrige grfahrun9 bat liar be-
tuieien, baB yMnateiis" bas ein5tae nere
ninftige unb lihere Mittel eeeen Sd
m~urrbDiben lit. gs Tinbert Die Sdmers
gen iofDrt, nerbinoert bas SertDmmen
Der @%eibtpulite. beieitiet bieielben unb
perbitet tire 8teberfehr. 8roben BON
yMnafeiis" tueroen nDn g. @euitGbter &
Co., 8Dr A16, giefu gDrf, fret Derian6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-06
Die seras=@ode.

Gom II. bis gum II. september
lit Die Eeras 8 Bohe uuf Der Aus,
iteaung in ct. 4ouis.
Sir biele @elegenbeit nertauft bic
W. 6. & 8. Babn am 10. uno Ii.
9idets gu iebr nieorigen Staten fir
Chair uno reguldre Cars. Ser
ldunt niht Der @ohe beisupDbnen.
5raat Die saatp" =Iaenten peaen
giu5elbeiten ooer lhreibt an oaS
.&atp Departement o. Dallas,
3eraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-06
BaKasiere ocs ,,Saumoper..

Der 2logo'9 ampfer v6annuuer"
uelber am 4. September pun Sal.
oeiton nab Bremen aefabren lit,
bate folgenoe 8aiiten : Yafiaaiere
an 8gro:
Dirt granb, Srau anna 6 8raub.
goeohart, @alneiton; @ G~aaenbere,
Mpntereh. Merito; Srau @eo 80 gpurts,
sSrl @qa Courts, SRI 8Ioube S @rums
badb. @alneit0n; 5rau I1innie Sofmei.
ter. Sie9frieb Spfmeiter, 2Ddbart;
Jrau Samuel aerr, Campbell Sc &err,
@alpsiton; s 3 8leibeee. 9aGrOle, &ans
las; frau Or Clemens Soften, SRI Qoele
9 9oiien, Bort &rt6ur; Gouar6 Waeper,
Durango, MeEifo; Sri 9ucp Queries,
@alneiton; 5rau emil Setig, SRI 8ertbo
Seli9, Sri @tbel Selio, 9iOnel u Selto,
Sloresbiqe; Sri 2aura Biais, t@albe.
ton: War Bueitboif, gtep gprt, q y.
M AZ -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-06
9ie adte Saiion oes 9peelln1.

Die Saiion 9idets fir bic ahte
uno bette SatIou bes San Nutoni0
Gsceum lieaen iebt in BereitlAafi
uno tonnen jebt ourb ote Berar
Drug 2ompaanie, @fe 6puiton.
StraBe uno GIamD. Blasa u6er 6urd
Den 4iitttent'S etretdr uno Manaaer
5. 6. 9pi, 5064 81 : SouItOn.
StraBe, be5ogen rperoen ODER tper.
Den nuf Infraae eeliefert. 9eues
9elepbon 10.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-06

s41 3alf. cement. Sanb. Bod.
feline, feuerfefte Steine uno 9b0n.
gbeer uno Nspbaltpapier, Dahpappe.
Cheer unb Gspbalt, Del. 9erpentin.
Sarben, @las &c. ,e. ftets porr6thio
bel s. 6. Bielmaan, BOG Oft.
Commerce StroBe, @ieoriee Breiie.
CUTE Waare iUule quite uno reene
8eoienuug roer0en aorontirt. =
Tefepbpn 410
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-06

am 20. September miro bic
y9eraS 5ruits ano Grud : @rouerS
@rbange" in @uero lire Sabresoer.
iammluna abhalten. Die 9dtiafeit
Der -@rbanae" ioa udbreuo bes
leBten SabreS auBeroroenttif erfolas
reid gewelen fem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-06
gdalide gomrifen saIalwaaen

nab lgalitornien. ebenio nod st.
Souls uia Teras & 8acific : 8abn
obne @ediel. Sbreibt an irqenb
einen 9idet : Igenten tpegen oieles
neuen 9ienites Doer an 6. 8. Sur.
uer, General Baiiagier@I aent. Dali
laS, 9eraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-06
SiOwettteraS wifmlnt Guf

Benr Sbr @ud iraenbpo nieoer.
lafIen poat. tbIt es entlana Der 81.
ME Der
Gan MntuniD Il MramSas
BaB 8abt,
i'm Gartens8 iftritt bes Staates. @e'
lunobeit uno 3limn unhbertrofen
8lllt9e 2dnoereieu fir ben Sartner,
Warttedrtner, Obfts uno Biebaiidter.
We9en @in5elbeiten uenoet@u d an
y. s. Martin, IS. 8. g.,
son Wntunip. Yerns
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-06
@pu1 3rie9sf6amplabe.

- Rurupatfins Rtdsua aebt anf
Wfufoen I'll, nelheS er anibeinenn
NIT GROCER Gle 81 erreihen iuht.
Die Sapaner uerfol9en i'm uno baf
ben Dffenbar Die Iblidt, IGN BON
Wutoen ab5uihneioen uub i'm, pos
mDQlib In oHenem eSeloe 81 elmer
smeiten S6laht su atuiugen. 96e.
lih erfDlgen fleine @efed3te, &urDs
pattin's Nrrieres@ arbe iDQ nabesu
aufgerieben fem. Die ruI1iid3en
8erluite in Der Snlabt BET 2iao
gang tueroen iebt auf $4,000. abQe-
ibdBt. = @ntgegen oieien Mitteilun.
gen tDn1mt aus ct. 8etersbure Die
Nahriht, man beablthtige Mutben
~iberbaupt 81 rdumen. 9ie Wod1s
riht lit noItDmuteu unolaublid;
bentt nit Der STUNNING Wufben's
plrbe Der Rriea au gnoe leiu, oa
es in Der iiolihen Wanoldurei teis
men anoern Blab aiebt. ben Die @uls
fen a(s @interquartter unb Opera
tt0nsbaitS benuBerl fDt1rten.
9ie Tu1ien muBten 200 Ras
nDnen auf benz ghlabtfelo IN 2iau
gang 5uriGlaiien.
Ius 2onoun miro gemeloet,
es lei. ALIEN Nniheine nab, mod
nibt oaran au oenfen, oaS lih bic
&uI1en in Observation-Disclosures
einlaiien miiroen. Die Sapaner
ieien ~alerbinas bereit oasu, aber bic
Rnf1en offenbar nimt. Cine Snter=
sention BON Seiten Der n~eutralen
Mdbte lei uorldufie nibt n,6elia.
gus st. Betersburg tornmt
mieoer einmal Die Nabribt, Der
@sar NOBLE ielbft nah benz 8rieess
lbauplaB aebeu.
Su Solge ber @ieoerlase bel
Aiau gang iino ale ruiiildlen ga.
pierre an Der 8Drle QefalIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-06

- Sebe DID uno fable Did plDs.
lih ab uno banr bereue es, oa
Steifbeit uno Wunoheit 1i9er folaen.
8ebrauhe Iof0rt ct. Satobs Del
uno Du mirit nidts 81 bereuen
6aben, oa cine prompte Sur folgt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-06

: Waadt ia Flor de San loss "
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-07
DESl0GL

Nr nnd Mir. VIM r9nardy has
.nrn visiting relative, near ,arolL
1lo hr lacpasl week M CauanN
owns 9 am ~ 'hnt ncra.b rh' .
ar.. y. I. Newman and vmjdara
mr visiting with hone iota, 90 ~l.
ueHrycve county
sons lirpach, Hungarian, ht lne
misfortune to break his Ig- whsle al
wolh 10 Nation M last week
Mis- Laura Thurman, who DAD, been
to 81. Lon. for IN operation, has IT,
turned and is feeling much improved
c. 4. Handbook, company gardener
tot Canwcl, and Mis-, Maggie +
Rose Of Cmrolton were united IN the
holy bonds of mattrimouy Nua- cya
Mr. IItudcuck and wita have gone o.
housekeeping n Canlwcll
Tho house built by john I Green
and recently owned by v 7 Walacr
hurnGd Thursday. There WIS 500 in.
surmcc on lhr building Mr. NAT
sons loss was 800
MIR. sam Roger returned from a
two weeks visit at McNic1, Mo.
sam met hen ~ Bonnie TrFre when
Size returned on course h. was All
Smiles
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-07

lInllic l.ggcnbolhtm, also oi l'aiosi.
outwittcd . sheriff The officer in
this instance was her owu brother.
Howard llggenbnlhlm, whose domain
Is Washington county Miss lIjggcn.
hutham wns her brother hpu.pkcrprr.
and her proposed mauia4" dd not
meet with hi. approval Hry pr j.
" Cunningham performed the ccr"-
mony which made Mis-, ly2cnbnlhfm
MIR. Cole At his residence, III I.o-
Gust street. Miss IIiggcnbo'npm m.l
home Monday night previous Ia her
marriage to attend a patty When M
arrived nl bet friend IS nome ,hr found
= carrjhgc awaiting her, She entered
and Wa> driven to the put~kul, ni 70.
ro~i, where she met MI. Cole She
remained all night at III. iunr ct q
FREUD and Tuesday morning u"ordcl a
train with her lance aud went 10 81.
Lou. where they secured lcru,e and
were married a. above stated
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-07
Two Prosperous Firms incorporate

Commencing with the New Year
two long established Pennington
firms will cease to be partnership
firms aud become incorporated un.
der the laws OF Missouri The
firm which since iSs2 has been
known us Guessing 4 Bros. mill
will hereafter he known rs the
Pennington Milling Company,
Incorporated. Stock to the
amount of fifty thousand dollars
has been issued, divided among
the following persons; John 'heS-
sing, Charles Guessing and {. II
Guessing. The Guessing Bros
have by constant attention 10 bus
mess and economy built up two
large milling properties that are II
credit to their energies aud the To-
cahty.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-07
LANG y BRO.

The new letter heads Of Lang
4 Bro. announces that the old
firm has been succeeded by Lang
4 Bro. Mfg and Mer. Co TIL"
older members of the Lang family
came to this town looking for en-
ployment at their trade, that Of
black smiths and wagon makers.
Last week they were duly incorpo-
rated under the laws of Missouri
for one hundred thousand doIIar,
Ii was fitting climax to their
years of effort, honesty and uttrn-
ton to business. The stock is en-
tircly paid up and held by members
Of the Lang family.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-07
NEWS IN BRIEF

t...... .. 4 ,.,....t...,, nam. 90 tr,,.
,'''''' ~ ''''', ~ g. .,,;.
one day last week.
Rpsei, Inns contracted with Gptz
Rrns & "a of Xnw York rity for
onn nuo rnupds If moss hrrg to
hn .hiurod ia Russia ot ourr
General james hongstrcct, at the
ugc of - years. the Inst OF the
v "'"'"h w w., 90 H. I.l ,'.,na.I, tan
.",, ,' .',', v ct ''''' '''''' ''''' '''
""' -"''
The total railway mlIehgr OF the
United States on january lsI l9)l
was 2o9 500 miles, OF winch o.,
miles have been constructed during
the past year
In Christian county Il woman has
sued for divorce on the ground
that her husband is lazy and does
nothing but SIT around home all
day and sing, bet the Women do
the Work -
T.. D...,,.,.,,..,,,n. a,I ,t...,,.,.
-, - '' -, .'.,''', s... "", ~ A..
"o''" ''', VA NV ,.l MI. ,.,,a,'",.
roD' 49, - "",' .. 49,, .''I G.:'.i
Creek, Col, resisted arrest by the
State Militia OF Colorado and was
wounded in the arm and lodged III
jail,
Tho limo manufacturers of Ohio
Indiana and MICHIGAN orr FORMING
Themselves INFO n trnst with u ran :,
itol stock Of Slo 600 OOO THE
continuation Of these several con.
Germs will bc thr means Of con.
trolling almost the entire outpnt
of lime in This country
Mrs. Catherine McNcy died nj
her home in Danville, ILL.,, Dcccm.
Der 20, ut the age of lOi years
She was pastry cook at the Dan
willie hotel when Abraham Lincoln
stayed there. Her husband died
% years ago and since that time
it is said she never went to bed
but always slept in a chair. Her
death was unexpected
Inc editor Oh the oH"rk ,ouh,S
LINES, was recently 'iiattieo "
MISS hnooa WOOD III 'hG iaS'
issue Oh MS paper he says: oo'hc
OF our Subscribers 'hiik 'hu. pe'
cause we married MISS "ooa ,,
liat we nave ali 'he "oou WE 'eeo
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-07
County Farm for Sale.

The County Court will receive bids
for the County Farm of 500 acres, on
Tuesday the second day of February
Term of the County Court. Terms
cash, but one half purchase price can
be had from the County School fund
at six per cent, the Court reserves the
right to reject any and all bids. By
order Of the County Court.
j A. LAWRENCE.
County Clerk
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-07
SOUTHEAST NEWS

Madison ana Scott counties VIII
John iic''InS was run over ny Il
FRISCO tram ana Killed I'l " Wednesday
al HlNeS'"h.
Local option carried III W ayhe cooo'
y recently nut was defeated III h"'Ir'
ana Ne" Madt'a roooi''''
The Lulc,yillc Banner now ha, a II.
n'' 'Hii on ITS hands iot saying IhIhs-
about frcdrrlckto"n people.
The po.tonicc at Gayoso. pcni,co,
county. was robbed Christmas eve
night OF $1,000 IN money and stamps.
Henry WALL, Of St. Loui> county has
purchased four hundred acres of land
In Iron county which he will put in
ituIi'
Frcdcrirkrowp pooplc are MAKING Il
desperate effort to get better pa,.cn.
Ger service between that city and s.
ropi.
Ed Frcpzcl, n saloon kccper In Cane
t,rardran. shot ana killed = ncrrr
Christmas night. in snIldcfcn.c. the
saloon keeper claim,
.r,... ~, .r .,
Axe nf The lr,u,op Ergistrr withstand
his reader, "A Merry Christina, and q.
IIappy New Year
.m .,
Nv ''''', .,,',' S'''o''' """,l A.
hibir of fine pnultry ai Iark.,n Jan.
uary ii. u and III
- , ,.,..
w. "''''',, P''f'''''' VI ''''
'' "''' - ''''''" "''""' Nv.
- 30 cold piccc Christmas
49, w. ',',,'"' "'' : '"'''',''' W
W.. '''. ,'r'''' Wv .'"',''' o",''''''' J,
49," '','''T ~ .>', '"'' m'P''! ru""
- "''' - '''''''' VI '''' '''''N u WY
80 - ~ No. " p'''''''''"' ''lol'''l
AZ 9P''' '''"'i' was 'o''' '''''' " '''.
~ "''' '','"' " u" way "E'' ""' S'".
, '''o' ~ '"'E' : o'' " '"ie' y'"''
i" ''''''''''"' III '''' P''''''''''"'9'
Perry county's new court house will
hc commenced in the early spring. i,
~ "' ''' ~ ~, wv mus, u"''','"","">
,'''' ,"'"'' j." cummings VI 'n' N''" "
''''''''' M'Ss'u'''
j. +. Mitchim, the newspaper king
Of Southeast Missouri, now owns four
newspapers, rs follows DE Soto
Press, Clayton Argus, Piedmont Ban.
ncr and The Bismarck Sun.
r,,o .oar IA .o. =, w. r.,,..
at Cape Grardeau, was handling n
loaded revolver on the oath ult., when
the weapon was accidentally dis.
charged, killing the boy aImst instant.
ly..
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ha, 49, ,I,o,,ia ,an.aaI ,,n, ~, ,,,.,,
,.... w.. ,,.....,. :, '"''
son, IanL.on .rho o,ootLa,,,.'',,,''.
=, ,ho Cano ii, a., ., NV
n,,oI ~ ;s.na hn,Ia ~ ANY,. No." "''' !,
$500, 600 for the construction Of the
road.
A, r,oo,;no =, ,,,o o.oa,,,i,a 800.
o,;,,oo -, ,ha G,,,haa., >,,,1'., ~,
Assooi,,;on hor1 ~ rla.,n.,.', ~, ~,
uondar ., lac, .oo,. :, .,aa ,o,., ~,
~ ho,j !, moo,;,a - Tho oaaa.;a,i' -"
rr;Ior ona ca,.rJ., ut a.,
I'm IooI onl ~ i,,oroa,i,,. -, ,
wilI ho anno,nno1 la,a. - r,an "n'
n.as so,oo,od ,ha ,,'aa . aa,,'
'0o "
IL Is reported on pretty good au-
lhof'ty that Marion Wilkerson of East
fralr'e has cleaned up good thing
on The cotton market. According to
our information last Saturday he was
nearly sZo,ooo ahead' and standing to
clean up Soo'ooV wi'hin a few days.
hos hoe, ,ffor;ro or,or,,n;,;o. tor IL
yc.,mcnt for ,rn,;,s IN, =, Tho ora;n
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-07
ELYiES.

Mi Mac Williams and Nj. Henry
Thnma,son, her mother, visited At
Knob Lick hast wcfk.
Geo Howell was III several days
last week having caught cold while in
st. Louis
Ladies of the Mystic Circle gave Il
leap year party January :, 1901, they
had large attendance
Rev. Mr.. Culmcf tell. Us that in a
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-07

Mr.. Fisher has been confined to
his bed with grip since last Thurs
day
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-07

Rcryt,s and expenditures the cy ,r nIa ao ru,, p.a
g., -
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-04
PERSONALS.

Mr.. c.. F. Bronson, of Goldsboro, is
here.
Mr. John L. Blanchard, of Hartford,
is here.
Mr.. L. w. Alderman went to Dunn
yesterday.
Mr.. L. B. Parker went to Hillsboro
yesterday.
MIR. E. T. oliver went to Clayton
Mr.. J. G.. Boylin, of Wadesboro, is
Mr.. L. j. Cheek, of Greensboro, is
in. the city,
Mr.. c.. S. Stone, of Charlotte, Is a
isitor here.
W. H. Humphrey, of Lumberton, is
visiting here.
Mr.. Iredel Meares, of Wilmington,
IS in the city.
Maj. j. w. Scott, of Sanford, return
ed home yesterday.
Mr.. J. It. Lanneau, of Wake Forest,
was here yesterday.
Mr.. c. C. Randleman, of Randle-
man, is in the city.
Mr. A. J. Cooke WAS here yesterday
from Morehsad City.
Mr.. Allen j. Ruffin, of Hillsboro,
went home yesterday.
Mr.. L. j. Cheek, of Greensboro, was
in the city yesterday.
Major Saul III. Smith, of Winston
Salem, is in the city.
DIR. Charles d. McIver, of Green's
boro, is visitor here.
Messrs II. e. King and VIM. Spicer.
of Goldsboro, are here.
Mr.. Andrew Joyner, of Greensboro,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr. C. e. Jones returned to his home
in Holly Springs yesterday.
Mr. William Woodhead, of Char
lotte. is at the Marlborough.
Mr.. Chase Brenizer, of Charlotte, is
at the Marlborough Ifouse.
Mr.. John 7. West arrived in the city
yesterday from Washington.
Mr.. Perrin Busbee has returned
from a visit to Chapel Hill.
Mr.. John Joseph Long, of North
ampton county, is in the city.
Mr.. T. K. Bruner has gone to Nor
folk and Old Point. on business.
Judge j. C. Pritchard arrived in the
city yesterday from Washington, d. c..
Rev. S. NJ. Smith has returned to
the city from Elon College, where he
had been to attend commencement.
Mr.. John a. Parker and Mr.. c. Ed.
TAYLOR, Of Chapel Hill, are visitors
hcrA.
Messrs. Iredell Meares and Thomas
d. Meares. of Wilmington, are at the
Marlborough.
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Hose-19c. value lie
Infants Swiss Ribbed Vests-Blcach-
ed-crochet edges .......... &c
Ladies, full size. sleeveless ribbed
vcsts-BIeached-1O values,
Tor O12c.
Silk Gloves and NIitts, White. Black
and Colors-slll lengths-At Half
Ladies Embroidered and Lace Col
SPECIAL IN GENTS FURNISHINGS
SIZE. Grey Mixed Socks for .. sc.
12bc. Drop Stitched Half Hose
Mems 25c. SuSpenderS-for .... lie.
RaIbrigean Shirts and Drawers-35c.
ValueS-fOr ............. &c.
Mems Madras Shirts-50c. values
FOR ....f...... ......... -. ~oC'
sos. Balbriggan Shirts and Draw
ers .f..... .'3c'
$50 Gloria Silk Umbrellas. soc.
A SEPARATE SKIRT SALE
a great assortment of the most
stylish Silk and Cloth Skirts. Placed
on sale at manufacturers prices.
Taffeta Silk and Peau dc Sole Skirts.
also Mohair Si<irts-Worth from
$500 10 .00-SOme accordion
pIeated. yoke effect and trimmed
with bands-Saie Price, 1913
to P'-oo
All Wool Mixtures. plain and fancy
cloth values $3.50 to $12. 5O-Will
be sold from $2.25 to $3.50
Ladies, lined tsrocadc Skirts, black
and colors-Worth 500, $1.2o and
Si50-to sell for .......... Ioc.
CHARMING WAISTS FOR WOMEN.
sample lots OF Waists in White-at
manufacturers prices--$1.50, $500.
$50.
Pcrcai and Printed Lawn Waists
5Sc., soc, and ....... zoe.
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THE AUCTION SALE OF COLORED
WASH GOODS.

Tables piled high with large quanti-
ties mt auction prices-on sale not for
a day but as long as the lots last.
Handsome showing in Lawns, Per-
Gals, Ginshams and. Shirtwaist Goods.
Fast CoIored Lawns-the regular SC.
Scotch Lawns. Neat patterns. >. 4 &c.
Tuscan Batiste and Vidette Lawns
&c. values, Tor DC.
Lakeside Ginghams, Staple Checks,
Fast COiOrS &C.
Alamo Lawns, and Duchess Dimitics.
and real Manchester Chambrays,
12%c. values, for. ice
Amulet Dimitics and solid color Lawns
regular II c. values. for. sac.
Aristo and Jasmine Batiste-Evcry-
where. II nc. .......... sc.
Persian Stripe Madras Cioth-1 yard
wide-a grand value, zoe. quail
Red Seal and Three Belle Ginghams,
value. IL &c, for ........ 9Mc.
Embroidered Fancy Swisses-prctts
dcsigns-vaIuc 25c. Sale price, 1Oc.
..TIIE TIME FOR WHITE GOODS
WHEN AT THESE PRICES.
90 i'm. wide Lawns. a &c.
India Linon, Striped and Checked
NainSOOk MuSlinS .......... &c.
Bleached and Fancy Scrim--f6 in.
wide 615 &C
BOok-fold India Linen-10c. grade,
SO i'm. Pcrcal---E'incSt Quality-Shirt-
waist and Wrappers styles-121 &c.
value for 71ac.
SO in. White BatiSte-12c. Value
Tor '1sc'
Yard Wide-IOnsdaie Cambria. Zoe.
40 i'm. White LaWr-alwayS 1212c.-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-06-04

TWO VERY EXTRA SHIRT WAIST
SPECIALS .......... 49c. and CSC.
st. Louis Rain Coats-Very New
Every visitor to the Exposition Will
want a Fain-cOatt.
Light weight, rain proof and crav-
enetted-neWeSt styles, worth from
$1,000 to $2O.OO-Yours for $3.50
TO ............. @Il'oO
BEAUTIFUL SUMMER MILLINERY
The Millinery Department is now
the centre of interest.
All coIored hats at reduced prices.
Some one-haIf, some One-third Off
Special prices on all.
One lot OF Ladies' Ready to Wear
Straw Hats-Straw Braid and Satin
Ribbon trimming--were SOC, now 25c.
Champagne Straw Hats. trimmed with
Gilt and Straw Cords. Gold Orna-
mentS. large quilts. fare frOnt-re-
cuIar dollar Value-fOr 49c.
Piquc Hats, round crowns, roll brim,
white and COIOrS ........ 19c.
Misses White Duck, White Chip and
Tuscan StraWS Zoe.
Ladies' Null Hats, light, airy and
Prices nearly half on all Street and
Dress Hats.
EXTRA SHOE SPECIALS.
These are all new and up-tO-date
styles
Ladies' Kid and Patent Leather Ok
fOTdS and strap-ticS-WOrth from
$50 to $3.00--YOur choice for ST.
Women's Vici Kid and Ideal Patent
Kid OXfords-Rcduced from $3.50
to $500
Mems Patent Colt Skin Oxfords-Re-
duccd from S3.25 to ....... $3.50
New Lots of White Canvass Slippers
Just rcCeived-$1.25 and $3.50
Children's $1.5G StraD SlinDerS for 75c