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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
TsGGaRT'. CHICAGO PROGRAMME.
National Chairman to Have Hu>>
DAY With Politicians

f-F.E7T BIO -T'l| IA
Chicago. SEPT. -5-A formal line a.
march has b@ec arranged S1- Thomas
Tsssarr. is-r 1--ari- Sar.yraI Chairman.
Al, ain arrive m Ch.saz0 M1-day nom
II:
At n n Re viI - me- a -b- cd
E-sc-i-c Hotel am a. :. siI - s.-.nr-a..
% IN Sner-l1a- House HE.-a h VIII rr-.--
c-lGica'-s- county c0rr-s!--e-rr--l and
'.L.s' L'o"- STAT politicians until -
Then t@ NiII have l1r-r.o-. ~.-l Sc
e Es.ti; mn ESoeSrilsr srs--ia E=ss-s S-rll-=-
and John = fi"pztr- A. -, ? - ~
Eiil T--'-iEs io.al politicians. SE r-l-#s-ss
Democrats have beer irl-f-e1 - meet the
national chairman
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T. : asy.-- as rA- s@g.aa.az o., tA-
FOX -a- -.-..I-



FOX Ian l-..l-
Many CAN'T. FROM IOWA
S-aaE-zz - Iona. here : a-1-as- ind
ca-l-- as -H= 7rcaI-rtu. strength %. the
r-.--a--1- -4---1at-- Farmers o.; both
laE-..- f-0-- over TIE Ike az 5-r- -J-,5zy
--r o. --4s- laL-- %i-1 yC-- reII
blre.-.-. SAD a--- We .--1 -Eo:- Ike
-.z ---5----s-- T-a- -o- wanted : or.--
-4- -- -.-a---- 20 - I'--El-oc-s--lr- a--
% N-- show -a--s1-ne ---r-a-- ;ais
ra-- l.--al-- sH-' ----s-. Republican b-
---..----.a s--r--r- - -1rs.--Te. surely
z. -a.#-z-. 70 -.- -.----1--
CESS E-E-s a- s-.-a- S< queen City =
--- .---.-.-s-- -"- Pie I--xis.z-.4r-- he =
r.--r--- - a. al-- yl-ls man s11 =
--E-4- E- a.. be- elected! .-lie-- al
s--- t-.- Es-~ -S nominated 70 s-c-se-
L --"----- --l r--S against Gorge
l-..--.-. s--r No = ---- GE--- TIE Demo
---- county raA-t Es~is- ALL - s..c-
--- Fa=.- ~Es Vz- chairman % the
''-.-.-.- Gals 'Vurr!'---- - -h= S-zr- Con
-.--l.u. .--rIlG".- NJ FOX He .N-I.let
-r. -.N- Cove --H- ~ N---.--i % h
t.'.---ss ana r.-ras- IN -z----S c7rrIp-
r..- t- POLITICS ti- declared rat FCIE
r-~ done u-u-- for The =10s- g MS cu-----y
ar- D. state 1-sr a-v one man c. any
st - men a--.-S -----u- y-e-s-
HASTINGS NacApAE
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GIVES FOLK FIRST PLACE.
P-nderSn-t >ays lie VIII Lead Tick
ct In jackson County.


TT "----.-
Kansas city. No. sept. I5-A-dzrrna-. :.
F=H1@-sas- has h=su figuring or the -
zClt O: th- election ~ Jackson County
and Is now -sady 20 make his e=.:-rz--s.
" rat Pe1csEsas- says -E- ----.i- = going
. F- - worth E-ar!r- :l- those who w.-E
ton
The a!EG man on re whole ueuoc-a-5r
1ezeT Vii be FOX ff- may lead JuEg-
y 1I-cf1 --,.n votes. 1u- ! am safe y. S.y-
Ing ne vii he TIL high MAJ "a 10 -y-'r.-
-1ek-- b. 80 Thai xiii - IN gala= v-.z--
Republicans wllI only scratch g-.e name
on the ticket
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IMPORTANCE OF HYGI>Ta,rIov.
ryy-nty-ii=>r Ward B-morrasI, Club
ga Canvass Df.frIr.

The -----E-f-St Nart Fa-i-.--E'l x
La=nr-ar.9 club VAS address .s-- -i-at
70 T-.-af's H-L Grand .II E.as-la -.--
---- az the l=ar-rTarre - T.E ---a-laa.
Sf-.a. Forts W.. D. mad as tr- mem
bars .. --..- r--s- a-..-. -1 have A.. B. o. -i1.-
-..-- .r OBJ. district register - re es-.-
~ -.-#-f.-.
l-- meeting l--- a.-a- va largely z--
--a--- -at l--.u.- n. a.s I.-lt---
s.---.-- E--- r4t-. he = : N.lr.--
J-. 81. r- M.'irl-l. j1..- = ..ss."E ls-
L--.r.--l -----an. d. T. --.-
-y- Ia." -r.--aI anu &. .'- L---r.
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Republican Ciry Committeeman
Are -IUhIlInI over Precinct
Appropriations.
MEETINGS At HEADQUARTERS.
Organizers Being sent over the
STAT" - Look After Counties
The Bows" Are Not BE
iG@ Neglected..


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DEMOCRATS WORK HARD
AT CHICAGO HEADQUARTERS.
Editorials Attacking Deneen Are
Soon to FIJI states Party Press
Tnggart stsry Denied.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago. sept Is.-The Democrats ar.
lcre active than al any time In the cam
paign at their Sherman House State head
quarters. Most of the Democratic editors
left the city late last night after entoying :
the hospitality OF the State Committee at
lunch- supper and tneat.r- Editorials Will
soon begin 70 appear. il Is said. IN papers
OK Democratic faith. attacking Mr. De
Eeen. through the medium Of the B-ount
pamphlet used By the I.owden men IN TIE
ante-CoaventioE campaign
Roger g Sullivan. \ationa! Committee
man. to-day entered an emphatic denial
20 Eastern stories u the turning down OF
Thomas Tazgart"
All that i rubbish" said N- Sullivan
Mr.. Taggart Is coming here at the proper
TIME. and IN time enough The Demo
cratic party was never better organized
or more harmonious and you Will Sc q
fight IN Illinois,
II Is announced that William p. Morrt-
son, former Congressman from Southern
Illinois. and a leader 0: national repura-
tion, will come to Chicago next week 10
take up campaign work with the Demo-
cratic State Committee.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
Woman Take. Morphine.

B-cs1s- h@- hEsta-E. John Alien haa
G==e-tst hs-. N-s- Nab.I Allen % No 15is
Ca=s s=sn-e- attempted % commit suicide
YESTERDAY ~ taxing uo-PhiI- - No -7o3
--asl44l ay-l-- . here =-a rad been
-ror--S s'-ce -zra-z-iDE from her hus-
hand Mr. Allen Uas CtSCn-sre- u her
room ay the woman wh0 -u1s the house
Al ar-g--azc- vas summoned ard Ms
.I=u z-eS sent - th- City Hospital She
vLl recover
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

cilh 90. nor" than >. rrsmhr-s vas or
satliL-a u tE-S city last EEt- with TIE
.g4o"i-.c otl-c.- rs F-es.-l.-- II H.--a v
errr.-. vice presidents John IL %a~I
John Mccarthy. y Coy W4-E and
ts-rt + Hill. secretary. Charles T.
NaLiraii5 treasurer. AIa.-- E4reL T.-
democratic eaUratE. vH D. formally
opened S-u-ernte- - Is senator l. y
SiHnE~r- Tre party % THIS city AID r1-!--
- = thoroughly ---I-4t
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
CIub Organized at Aind-"r.


Windsor. No. sept i5.-E 9 Boone Jr-.
of Clinton. No. addressed q meeting Z
Democrats hero tonight, A. which r-= or
ganiza ton - tn Windsor Den ratio
Club vas psrfec-s5 sikh "a -~e-rhe~--.. oS
80 Doctor z. L. S1adhCrr@ j. p-s~-.- mt
and Doct1r Z. Z. R----c s.creta-y
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Mo1t.celI0 Ho-eI yes,srtay was taken -
WITH che --s5I1g % for papers o: inter
- % t-e nl-mosrs- Th= psp@-s were
L.1l.z. Ras.-- = Morris. S@x Yorz. Her
nan = Hand. B-Salo. and Alh=T- Gold
s-rH- - Chicago. General Gisc1-s.9ns
followed -re reading OF -a@ pzr@-S. ana
--=-r i--s----i-- features o, re science
T=-= bought cut
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
Open. Campaign In rbri.tian.

RF-T'T Bic SPES-TAI-
Tayloryire. Ill Sept Is--The Christian
County Democratic caTupaiSu CyHusG here
to-day Senator T.sHr.rIce p StTi-E1- q
Lincoln candidate fsr Governor. auI 81
bert Watson. candidate FOR Attorney Cen
erzl. were the principal speakers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
Fireworks, Tonight. worre.. Fair.

TAN VIII r-prodCcs IN the Stadium a.
- p. n rr- gems % tie : Louis Day
exhibition and pyrutschCicsI portraits .:
The Secretary Of the TrszSu-y. Honorable
Leslie u. shan. and Cove ru1r Bates os
IL chu~-t-s viii be- shown.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
ChiIIicorh- Club Organized.

E-a-H g. 4a-@.' E-'-Af1->
Chili!cprLe NC-. set tT-Tr= o-=zr "a
ion q a Chiilicoths P1T-.- and FOX '.-.
VS. completed to-day gltf "a = erl1- - &
u -. az. r-e >0Il1zf-- a-E7Ha~-- I--a---
dent J. r Watkins VIE President r :
H1se. secretary. J a Ryan. treasurer. J.
" Hartman
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
Pyror~chnicaI Portraits.

Pain TIE fireworks E.aE. ~.I ex1it!c
-.s----s- r. .r- = H5-1.af-.. T.es,..- ~
S-a- ---a-a ~- % rre --ea-lIry and
.ia..e-o- Bate - lz=sacEr.z. 81 at tze
- l---. Wr-.ts Fair grounds. a. -
-r-r.-5-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
Thousands Turned Away
A. Jim Keys wonderful show ThursG
Municipal Appointm~nt>.

Chief Swingly yesterday appointed four
men 10 service upon tle FIRE Department
They Were. Edward 4 Lynch. Timothy
McDonouch David Schultz and Thomas
TObin- The appointments were confirmed
By the MAJOR.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
Eskimo semi Hunting.
Eskimo Village. Pie. Lots % csI-
Phaii Di~~ of Injarfes-

Szr1re! Phail = years old. Of No. 5-is
Ea--o-s avenue who vas stabbed in the
abdomen several c4ys ago. died ec the
city HoSpi-z! yesterday afternoon Phaii
vas Z dug clerk and received the inf1-
-ies which caused his death II = azhr-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
ALL OFFICERS REELECTED.
National Electrical Contractors
Make No Changes in List.

\, Jhe election ~ officers = the "a
-.o=a- E-------aI Cant=aets=s os ire Uni
tef S-e--- yesterday n ta- century
bl.i-5:-ls -as men Nso served last term
gs-- returned 90 o-s-e-
TIE a--- President. =. McC-ss-y os
Detroit vice PRESIDENTS. Y T. G-a- q
l-.-aaa-ull-- Waiter g. N-T1-i-- - Phil
1---E.-- aEE J. =. TDEEIl- y Worcester
Hf--H. --fa-..---. john + Galloway q
va=a-r.C-a-. - =. ~--re-e-v. u. II Mor-
-nL ~ & -1ea- y r and s.-EC a-t-zt-aryEs
J o. Stems = buffalo
The ----uhe-S ~ u. assrciatloa visited
-Ea Wp-.-'s Fs'- last night
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
Jim Key Crowded st. Loui. Day.

--s educated to-sa r-oved Lis Popu-
-zri-v T--r-l-ay. @s his spacious tEeare-
vas r1-Eet all day. zi-.r< rL-e@ shows
- E.--- Sc him without :ai.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

A---rl--a R-sr = yaz-S old. ii-irz Ef-h
r-- mother ~ N -5Is North TSFr-y-ssc-
o-E street Wz= found E-c+l-cio-s al Sew
e-re-r-h AID - ~ streets las night she
7s= --1 - TIE CIV Hospital whsre u
49, found tr4t she had swallowed chic
rst1-D
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Clark to Speak at Au1va..e.

KEFI BIC -IEIIAL-
Auxvasss. No. Sept I5.-Champ Clark
speaks here tomorrow Being the day of
the monthly stock sales. il Is expected
that the largest gathering OF voters in the
history OF the city Will hear Clark
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
O'FaIIon Township Primary.

RE-PI Blu ST EII-AL
O'Faiiou. IL. Sept. Is.-Tne Republicans
OF O'Fallon Township Will hold their pr.-
mary al the City Hall Saturday evening
September i, to select delegates 10 the
County Republican Convention.
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Other S-4-.- -.
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r.l1 li---.-r1 -a. -..7a . -.l-- Dishes. a7
80 other Srlr- - .-..-HaI Cog z-s.I
--'v.r-m-af-
II IS matter % r.-r.- -Ga- a--r--
should ca-.H-.. rs- --a l..r -.s- ~rr-
r----l#- H.. existed .r OH. state 5l- -ls-
e --s.. F..- exposed. .-. 1--t and lgGl--
ten aaa-- .- f-.--.-- --a-.z-a.>- Ca-rar-
-1-- certainly cannot -a H.-a- ir bid
= Tho only Nay q stop 4. g -' ---- -'
ard ts- - Esr'- E-E Other spirit -v-l
--a.- -.-- r.-u..E El-.- .a done .L-
pose -.I-rl4r. .H- H- - prosecute st -H-
Year n E.--.-- enc S.a-. a-G 20 have
Missouri -..- .- -- f.H-.- vas rrlr .- ---
La-k--r ElE.
-TH-r- 81 r.- H- r----i---- politician s-
:ts STATE VE. 90. ---- admit e. ra -@'.-
-Ea t-G-r. that w-lra--- r..-u 50-- -.-F
rras- have r1 carry -.. state 90 hes! on
-n- -zr-.ss-..-. af -.-r--l- RIO r-r.I. 9--
7 ta.~ .s a-t - ae- -ssu - have
~. 49,. ... .-. g.-- ~ 49, "a -,
r..-= Tza. Hr-- ~ r- r.
DEFEAT MEANS POODLE TRIUMPH
9Th. defect - -Er Is--lr-a-v tH.= -=a-
.- 5I-~s.1-. -y1a-- -.- b. q .r---.--r. VIC
tory y Md l.. a arr..- t---ra5-- ~ e
. s.r.-E De-. accom-. .- -..s-. VOC.
~ or 4-.... .s-.- -4.x = .-l---.-.-
~. ~ 81 r..-- r. -
Z. --- q -E.- S-.sa r4. 11.-a5 sor -rass
,s-a- ...- ..a.-... -- ..gl.-. 5-t t.---z-..--
~. -.--..-.. ..-.t--- chew gr...ft Rave --.f--I
----- l...---.s..- -..- ---- - % -
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.,-'-.a---.-.. r. V-s-H. -..s r...-.r O.. n -
.5.5,a7,.st- -ra- -s-.---.-.- .r- -r.-- r- - -
.-l-,., -. --- - .-, -.-. 81 !, s.-.,
er-- - -1-..~ rr--- .-a.r- ..-.-.---- .s..--5.--
$50 -.--'-.,r- 80 -- -- b. ---. = -.
40. .vy.t... -.v.-
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.L-5- -. - 81. ..- +, : -
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ss-+-.- -1.. Is.-....-.... -.-r, .- --.. ris-,-r-
s-5fi. us-rt' i--,.. a. a. -h.. eo..-5 cl-,-
zsns who really w--t corruption stopped
zi.eI.4 ee' M - ~ -. oeil-.rt eI',t
- --ls,- ,.1,..--t.,s I f'-.s,a IN -.
honesty = IL. E-Es and fIe o. ;h- Rs?ub-
l-4-- as Na' as the l'-r'l5 .:ai-c: party.
AM ~ .. =. -. : - -. = -
- =
engaged n al encounter with -h.ra ,or
,t-.. ,-..,- and 7 am No. -i-.5 -
si-@-4 commune lL-r -.--.---i. Ni-sl-r am
In hiCl of -:aI position cr in private Ife
H.,a M f.,1. -7 .g-L ~ .-.,--,.-,--a-ss-s-
- ,rr---- ~ ---- n. -. - -.
vote -...-r-r -r..- --.--or-
- ~. .--..-. .''I.-.... ..-- ,-s--, a
single -...-sl v..- -.- I-rs'.---fi- -
.....- si.... ~ -.--- en- - !.e-iI,
- 90 ------ -. --..- - - - :
- - 80 49,. -. i''-iI ''- - 80
Ef-..I ~ s.t'rr.- ~ r..'5-i ma -. :.
-. - .. - -- -. 49, . sri - :
a a. .-. ~ 49, 4A.-
Eats "a t..- scheduled N deliys- q
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waIbridxe speak. ut Milan.

RE-rJ- BIC SP1IAL-
Milan. Mo. Sept Is--Cyrus p. Wal
h-idg.. Republican nominee tOr Governor
adzre SD d large crowd here to-day
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
Jim Key Beat Mcney-Nsker.


Ire ed-.csred horse has made the most
money on the Pike l. IS wonderful
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

-necr bu.....g. -eS side os Cascades Best
service and cuis-Se Finest Wines Nan
aErrrr- rr Eor--Pfarnirgs cf Reriip-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
Gold Mining on the Yukon,

Eskimo Village. Pike. How It Is d0re
by a miner fresh from the fields. Fine
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
CarbondaIc Democratic Ciuh.

REPUBLIC sPECIAI.
Carbonate. Ill. Sept. IA Democratic
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17

Cr.ipe Alaskan Museom-
ASS.s s.y.cs s.cS E.s.sa wastes. Pike.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
ob-retrician~ Hear Pap~r..

TIE session y taa American Association
at 'n--a-r-rizr- ard Gy1eco!oSisrs at n.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-21
PERSONALS.

Gel. Isaac Dortch, of Goldsboro, is in
the city.
Nj. d. E. McIver, of Sanford, was here
yesterday.
Mr. c. A. Mebane, of Greensboro, is a
visitor here.
Mr.. George Hummell, OF Goldsboro. Is
visitor here.
Major John w. Scott, of Sanford, was
here yesterday.
Nj. John Holmes, of Fayetteville, was
hero Yesterday.
Mr. B. H. Fusch, of Lexington, was
here yesterday.
Mr. f. W. McNary, of Greensboro, was
here yesterday.
Mr. E. Tillett, of Durham, was in
Raieigh yesterday.
MI Henry a. Page, of Aberdeen, was in
Raleigh yesterday.
Mr. w w Robards left yesterday for
a visit To New Bern.
Mr. w B. Streeter, of Greensboro, was
in Raleigh yesterday
Mr. w. r. Summerson, of Charlotte, was
in Raleigh yesterday.
Mr. j. L. Bradsher, Of Roxboro, was
a visitor here yesterday
Mr. John w. Smathers, of Asheville,
is visitor to Asheville
State Senator U. /. Spence, OF Carthage,
YVES in the city yesterday.
ar. ]. s. Pamberton, of Fayetteville,
was in Raleigh yesterday.
Messrs l.. James and c. c. Kelly, OF
Durham we're here yesterday.
Mcssrs. p. B. Griffin ana e. s. Ford, of
Lou;sburg, were in the city yesterday.
Messrs. Geo. H. Lewis ard j. c. Foster,
OF Wilmington. are visitors to Raleigh
Prof Collier Cobb. of the State Uni
vcrsity. is spending Sunday in the city.
Messrs. NJ Dow. Stevenson. A. d. Ward
and w. w. Clark, Of New Bern, were here
yesterday.
Dr. w. ]. Strickland. OF Moncurc, local
surgeon OF the S. A. L., was in the city
yesterday.
Messrs. Jos. Z. Pogue. Jr., Hubert HILL
JAS. T. McAden and VIM Harris. students
at the State University, are visiting their
homes here.
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Trains Leavs Raleigh Daily
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

w. B. SMITH & CO-Brokers.
THE CABLE COMPANY-Pianos.
SHANNON BROS.-Poplar Hill, Va.
w. H. KING DRUG CoMPANY-95-37
S. BERWANGER-On Price Clothier.
BOYLAN, PEARCE & CO.-Tailor- Made
SuitsA
AETNA INSURANCE COMPANY-state-
ment.
SHERWOOD HIGGs & CO.-Clearing for
Action.
CAROLINA INSURANCE COMPANY
Statement
"A. B. sTRoNACH CoMPANY-New EN-
broideries.
BoBBITT- WINNIE DRUG COMPANY
Fire! Fire!
OCCONEECHEE BULLETIN-Fine Poul-
TT for Sale.
DOBBIN & Embellishments Beef Elk
tract Exhibit.
U. S. BRANCH SUN INSURANCE COM
PANY-Statement.
CRINQLEY CASH DEPARTMENT
STORE-Mail Order Department.
T. S. BRANCH PRUSSIAN NATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY-Statem
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Notice to Merchants

The Board of County Commissioners
at their last meeting made the following
order:
On motion it is ordered that the Clerk
Of the Board notify all merchants doing
business in the county who have not
made a return of their gross sales. that
they will be allowed until February goth
to make such returns as is required by
law. On their failure to do SO, the names
Of such as fail shall be given 10 the grand
jury for prosecution according to law
st is further ordered that g copy
of this order be published in the News
and Observer for two weeks, and the
names of the delnquents be reported to
the Board at next meeting"
J. J. BERNARD,
Clerk of Board.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-21

THE MILLINERY.
The complete stock of new spring and
summer materials has been received and
we are ready to take advance orders. The
full force of Trimmers are hard down at
work. We can execute immediate orders
promptly.
On Monday there will be a big sale of
New Caps for boys and girls. Price. Csc
EARLY SPRING DRESS GOODS.
The New Spring Dress Goods and Novel;
| ty Trimmings, receive favorable comment
and are attracting big sales We show
stronger lines than ever before at soc,
Use. and $500.
WASH FABRICS.
/ Shirt Waist and Washable Dress Goods
in complete assortment. New Percals
Ginghams, Lawns at old prices 10 and
/. IL I-2c.
NEW NECQWEAR.
/ There is fascination in dainty neck
ixings for women. and we keep right up
to the minute as to the styles Now on
display all the newest things in Lace and
| Embroidered Collars Novelties in Crepe
Lesse Ruchings. S, 10, Is, 25 and soc
NEW VEILINGS.
Complete showing of Mesh veilings
Tuxedos, Plain and Dotted Chtffons. Sew
ing Silk and Novelty Veils-25, so and
| 75c.
NEW EMBROIDERIES.
New shipment of fine and sheer En-
broideries, Nainsook Swiss and Cambria
Edgings and Inserting in matched sets
Dainty patterns at 10, IL 1-2 and 15c.
The spring showing of the new Torch
ons and Val Laces now ready.
HUMAN HAIR GOODS.
New Hair Braids, Natural Hair Pompa-
dours, Bangs and FriZzes in all shades
$1.0C, $50 and $500.
Special orders taken and filled by ladies
in the Millinery Department.
COLGATE & CO.'S SOAPS.
New stock of Colgates Sweet Scented
Soaps and Toilet Articles sold here at de-
partment store prices-5, s. 10, Is anc
zoe.
LEATHER BELTS.
Wide Leather Belts, are the newest
thing. There is variety of feathers to
seiect from. Price. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. soc.
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Mail Order Department

Below We list line OF goods which
we will mail postage paid at prices named.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Your money
hack if you want it.
Liberty watch guaranteed Csc.
Ingersol watches 81 $1.25 $1.75 81.
Above come in NIGEL, gilt or black.
Ladies and gents gold plate hunJ ng $50
Ladies and gents 10 year gold filled
hunting So.
Grain free with any watch
Cold plated chains 10, II. rs. so cents
10 year gold filled chains SIPS, $50.
Il Co.
Cuff Buttons Pearl or gold plate %,
81. 65, $l.25.
Studs 20. %, solid gold top 75c set.
Collar buttons. scarf pins, rings.
Ladies waist sets pearl or oXydized Il,
20. %
Masonic Odd Fellows, knights of PVT,
las buttons 15c.
Opera glasses with case $1.25.
Gold plate rimless eyeglasses Zoe.
Gold plate spectacles 25c.
Geld plate eyeglass hooks 12c.
Plush autograph album 20, 35c.
Leather autograph album %, 35c.
Ali silk taffeta ribbon, 5, 10, Il, IA.
Stripe edge yelling blk and col. 10c. yd.
Zephyrs and crocheting yarns.
Slipper soles for crocheting 20, %, Soc.
Baby caps white and knit u, %, 80.
Fsscinators II, %, 80.
| Cur guaranteed razor 90c.
Razors IS, AZ, 50.
! Pocket knives 5, 10, 10, %, as 20.
Hair clippers CSC.
Horse clippers Soc.
| Horse hide razor straps IA, %.
Scissors and shears 10, Is, 90, %, 80.
BARRIERS warranted shears 35c
Merchants pocket scissors Zoe.
| Good dog collars 12c.
| GOODS BELOW CAN BE SENT BY
/ F'R'T OR EXPRESS (NOT DE-
LIVERED.
Guitars 1926 $3.50 $3.50 S..
Banios 1.10 $3.50 800 500.
Victims 81 20 $500 S2.o0.
Mandolins s1.90 $3.50 $3.50 s..
3 bar autoharp ST.
bar AutoharD $500
8 bar autoharp So
Accordeons SIPS $1.5o 1925.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-21
I'm And ABOUT TEE CITY

The State offices, banks, postoffice and
Federal offices will be closed tomorrow,
Washington's birthday.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-02-21

The city schools will not be in session
on Monday as holiday has been given be
cause of Washingtons birthday.
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CRINKL>EY'S
.. Cash Department Store -.
$40, 32S, $50, 332 Fayetteville ST.
Raleigh, ~ 6
Postage Paid

Family Bibles 81 $1.35 $1.75 $40
Ladies writing desks 80 IS 81.
Ladies manicure sets so 70 81.
Ladies kid gloves $1,000.
Ladies Jersey gloves II - 25c
Ladies Belts 10. 25, SOC
Ladies red pat leather belts Il II %.
Gents Belts Il Is soc.
Gents garters 10 II %.
Gents Cuff-holders 5, 10c.
Handkerchiefs ell kinds
Rose OF all kinds.
ply linen collars 10c.
Ply linen cuffs 15c.
Celuloid Collars >, 10c.
Rubber collars 2Oc.
Ties of all kinds.
Latest midget string ties lac.
President suspenders 10.
Primes suspenders 20.
Pins and Needles !, SC. package.
Safety Pins 21$, 4. Sc. dozen.
Collar buttons ~ and sc dozen.
Good pearl buttons &c dozen.
Gilt trimming buttons &c dozen.
Ladies back, side and pamp combs ),
10, 15
Dressing Combs 5, 10, 10, 25c.
Rubber bulb syringes &c.
at fountain syringes oSc.
Fountain Pens 10, Is, soc.
Ladies hair rolls ice.
Box paper 6, 10, 10, 25c.
Mourning paper box zoe.
Tooth brushes 10 To-.
Nail brush 10c.
Shaving Brush 5, 10, 15c
HAN Brushes II, 10, %, soc.
Ticlin or banjo strings l0c set.
Guitar, mandolin strings 12c set.
Mandolin picks Sc.
Mouth Harp 6, 10, 10, 20, p, 45c.
EGrp holders so 45c.
Capo dastras % SOC.
Knives and forks AZ GO GO So 81. $l.2e.
knives and forks plated Go $50 $3.50
$22
Nckle Alarm Clocks zoe.
Gilt fancy clocks 90c.
8 day oak large $1.9o
Black Arbezed $3.50, $42o.
Ali warranted.
Bird Cages SIS, Is. S5c.
Write for prices Of anything.
We have 20 departments
Call on US when in town.