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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20


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kier'kI IA 4 4 {
s9.S.
Q zaboru rplr'ullsllksiisso NOV
okllr,o1p,n,el' ,!lajs1gl q q:
Pewien ksiadz, niestety pol
skiego nlaz'Wis i 4
lewski - znowu dal doY6d,
do czego prowadlzii niewgola,
gdy iej czloWliek ME poimuje.
dzieciom przystepu
jacym do pierWasz,etj kompnn.
.5w. spoWiadac pie Pc polsku..
.Jestto naszego stanoWisk'afE
sic zapatrujac, zbrodnia g
'pomste Do nieba wo'ajaca.
SAINT hakaty6ci; tego dotad
ME u1.czynii, naWet p'otep 81
wcale niedWuznacznie podob:-
ne zatkl,1usy innychl lliiz, y s
gdy ci chcieli zolnierzzy
do niemieckiei
spowiedzi, ale tax zaWs5e
.byWa. Zaprzaniec gorszy jest
Cd najgorszego Wroga.
Skohczyly siezjazdy, sejmy
j kongresy, teraz mozemy
zn6w ma chwile odpoczac.'
Me masz obaWy, ze do roku
sypae sic heda rozmaite uto-
pine wnioski, albo e tn
lub owdzie ma Wielkiem
zebraniu medrcy! popisywae
sic beda MISREPRESENTATION.
- Gas zatem najdogodniejszy
zabra6 sic do uczciWej piracy.
20 o o
W Niemczech rozeszlla sic
pc calym kraju zabijajaca
won zgnilizny moralnej. "
Brunswiku skazano peWnego
kulturnika ma piee lat cucht-
hauzu "a gwalcenie dziatWy1
W 148 wypadkach.
rzeczy chyba i.
niemc6w So mozebne! Fe!
i.
Q Q Q Q !.
,,G6rnoslazak" donosi, .ze
pewnej miejscowosci ma
pastor luterski dal
Stub parce luterskiej ":
katolickim kosciele. Ksiadz.
miejscowy PROFESSIONAL pre-
civ takiemu bezczeszczeniu,
ko6cio1a katelickiego, ale.
wy,zsza. nakazala mu r
ma ten czas Przenai--,
Sacrament, za6 ma.
c%eremonie luterska zezWolila.
TAX to niemcom katolikomm
sic hakatystom'
missy niemiec luter Cd.
katolika polaka, DO " tym
samym ko6ciele odm6Wiono.
Z politycznych Wzgled6w
polakom katolikom.
Pan Bog ME rychliwy, ale
sprawiedliWy!
o o o
Jak niemcy nam zazdro-
SEGA pomrlnnlilk s'a Ko6ciuszki s: Y
Chicago: ,Dziennik Chicago.
ski pisze:
Nawet " Ameryce ME brak.
Niemc6W, ziejacych taxa do
mas ~nienawiScia, jakiejby
m6gl i'm pozazdro6cic nieie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20
:l Klls,Iadz ge1nanfzator

aHG#@MF8IE5IS I@#S.M
,lGazeta Toerrullfflslkkaa' poldajea.
60 nastepuje.
[Gdy czasu swego Wlad is vol
|skoNa Wydala rozporzadz'e'n ll
zeby polscy z~olnierze spo-
wiadai ole 20 niemieeccklua,
WywolaIo tosWielie oburze-
ME ME tylko Y polakz6W alei
u niemc6w katalik6W j pro-
testant6w. Sprawl deosFtala
sic navel do ~parlamue',nltu,
|gdzie hr. Room, k~onsewatysta
a vice protestant dnia q lu-
|tego 1908 roku taxa pred
|lozyl rezolucya:
@Uprasza sic rzady zWiazko-
we nby postaraly sic OTTO,
Iaby zolnierzom ME robiono
|przepis6w, " jakim j9zykkl1uu
sic spowiadaja."
lRezolucya ia %zostala jedno-
my6lnie przyjeta, q posei'
|Groeber zaznaczyl, re ubole-
Wac nalezy mad tenn, il " 20
stuleciu " wieku tolerancyi j
r6Wnouprawnienia wyznah
zachodza rzeczy jak te, kt6re
powyzsza rezo-
lucye. Naval postepowanie
TO ,,rzecza n~iebywala. zama-
chem ma wolnosc 'sumienia
|jaki trudno pojac" ko6czyl
|slowami: ,Walka narodowa
sic u progu konfesy-
onalu." Hucznie przyklaski-
wano tym slowom, q wolno-
my6lny pose} Mueller ME
katolik dodal:: "Kazdemu zol-
niezowi powinno sic pozosta-
VIII wOlnoSf rOzmaWiania re
spowiednikiem " jezyku, "
|jakim pragnie odbye spo-
wiedz." TAX vice Wszyscy
bez r6znicy wyznania naro-.
dowo6ci potepiali to okropne
pogwalcenie sumienia. Coz to-
|dy powiedziec ma to, kiedy.
ksiadz katolicki, wyraznie e.
znaczam: ksiadz rzymsko ka-
tolickiego wyznania, 9 pol
skiego pochodzenia, zakazuje
pc polsku sic spowiadaclFakt
ten zdarzyl sic niedawno to-
|mn~WSWieciun mad Wisla.O Otto.
nauczyciel relig. KKoralew-
skiprzyjmowa1 tamsgimnazy-
ast6w do pierwszej komunii.
5w. Przy tenn, Pominawszy
juz to, 10 przygotoWal j pol
skich uczni v jezyku niemi'e-
ckim, nakazal i'm naWet spo-
wiadac sic po niemieckui sam
|pono tel wszystkich wyslu-
chal!
Ko6ci6l katolich przeszedl
juz koleje Mai ksiezy cd,
szczepiehc6w j Bog vie ja-
|kich. Dzialy sic rozmaite juz.
naduzyciia, ale zeby zakazac
~spowiadac sic Y jezyku OF
|czystym, tego ieszcze ME by
10. Cos tax nieslychanego do
tad " calej history Koac;iio-
Ii zachowane zostalo Ola 20.
|stulecia j ola =. Kralew
|skiegol
Niepierwszy 70 razzajmuja
sic gazety osoba tego ksiiedaza.
SWszak Jest to ten sam, kt6rry..
:wiasnej sWej siostrze zabro-
nil m6wic ze soba pc polsk7ul'.
1Niniejsz4 sprawa przeWyzszyIz1
.jednak wszystko dbyWa-
le. Widat, ze rob- ppostepy.
IZobaczymy, co dlalIsej bedzieaZ1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20

sgoik Z.
[schants erl1am - ont y
|neris Ambanan byiprzsJy
[Biskupie. q. 4 BelzoWslk q
|wyglosi piakne kazanie
|dzieci bylo
JEDEN PARAFHl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20


toIrel i,lsf9ea =
|bi9 znisb ieskia a q
Ea6skiemic horagw,siiami
,Wla6nie park Humboldt,
ozdko,6iony pomnikami Hum
boldta FrycaR sutera,
szuh pbie ci panoWie ola.
svego Ko6ciuszk T1umy
niezmierzone poszly do par
[[ky bezWsglednie tratowalyy
|6Iczne kwiatyi krzewy,
|by zobaczyc ubohatera dw6chI
p6lkuli" M okolo pomnika
y teatralnej peoziee przesadneaij
(ujezdzali marszalkowie pol
skEich wojsk; jeden 2 Mich
mial zreszta mundur trzecich
|ulan6w lp1ruskich gwardyi,tyl
10 ze pruskiego orla Jamie
MI na polskiego sokola. Te
|Vojska polskie, to 81 ich to.
Warzystwa, kt6rych ma bye
800. Wystepuja oni v pstrychI
|kostyumach wszelkiego ro-
[dzaju q = bronia al nawet 2.
[czas6w NapoleonaI w para
die maszerowali koloz mas,
pred pomnikiem Kosciusz,
Il, ME ~wyimujac naWet fajki
2 geby ME u%trzymujac sic "
|kroku miarowym.
nCh6r dzieWczat rozpoczal
uroczysto6c polskim 6pieWem
narodowym, kt6ry jake tako
i najlepiej q Wszystkiego
|brzmial. Ale gdy potem die
vice zdjefy 2 pomnika diva
sgtandary gwiazdziste, kt6re
sluzyly jake zaslona, kapele
,,polskich Wojsk" zaintono-
waly melodye, ogluszajace u
sly. Kilka wie6c6w zlozono
|teraz pred konnym pomni-
KEN, bez smaku .wykona-
nym pc ucznioWsku, ma Wz6r
pomnika prof. Simmeringa.
ola Waszyngtona.
Nv dzikim pedzie marszal-
|kowie rozbijali sic na Ska
pach, pozyczonych latter
,salu j Cd rzeanik6W.
,,Przyozdobieni licznemicho-
ragwiami, wracali polscy u
czestnicy uroczysto6ci v
|brudne ulice polskiej dziel-
nicy, zeby Observation-Disclosures
sztandarami Polskii Ameryki
vypif ikierek ma Geese .boha-
terra, kt6ry obydwom krajom
|sluzy1.
:,,stany Zjednoczone vida
" Kosciuszce tylko swego
generala j pomocnika Wa
Eshingtona, DO tax go tel ma
pomniku przedstawiono. Pre-
zydent Roosevelt przesldte
powitalny, kt65r1y dziel-
nym Polakom odczytano po
|polsku, tax ze pewni byli, Il
Roosevelt m6wl ich jezy-
klein.
Wbrew okrzykoWi Ko-
E6ciuszki ,,finis Polanie" oni5
woll,ala ,,przyszloScia narodu
Fpolskiego jest Ameryka'
,,Wieluz mich chcialoby ia
" swe rece, te bogata.
Ameryke, zeby ztad ozywit.
biaiego sokola do nowego ~
|wota j zemscc sic gorzko'
ia wrogach " Europe.
Mimi.
J.nbileuszowe naboze6stWo.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-08-27
FACTS ABOUT MARYLAND
Geological Survey Publishes A
Gazetteer Of The State.

The United States Geological Survey
has published gazetteer of Maryland
which besides giving the location and "a
brief description of every geographic
feature in the State includes I'm intro
duct0ry chapter containing a variety of
statistical data. This gazetteer. which
is listed as Bulletin No. 231 in the sur
vey'S publication may be obtained with
out charge on application to the Direc-
tor of the Survey.
Prof. Henry Jannctt. the gcoglaphcr
of survey. had charge of the preparation
of the gazetteer. After giving the
boundaries. a description of the topogra-
ply and II brief outline of the history
of the State, he gives the following ta-
bl" showing the growth Of population in
the state from the first census in 1870
to that of 1900:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-08-27
Increase

In lI3O Maryland was the sixth State
In the Union in population. In 1900.
| although its inhabitants were 81 times
as numerous, it had dropped to the
tWcEtN-SlXth in rank. owing to the rapid
growth of the newer States i'm the
Mississippi Valley. In 1900 the average
density of population was 12O persons to
| the square mile. 1t has five cities which
exceed 5000 inhabitants. of which Bal
timore has over half II million he
other four are as follows-C Cumberland.
Ills; HagcrstOwn. 1851; Frederick.
9,296, and Annapolis. the capital. S.525.
These five cities contain 46.9 per cent. Of
the population Of the entire State. In
cities of more than 900 inhabitants
4S.S per cent or nearly one-half of the
population Of the State. while the re-
malndel-ol.2 per cent.-may be regard
ed rs rural. In 1890 the population was
divided almost equally between the two
sexes, 49.6 per cent. being males and
3O.l Fer cent. females.
The negro population, though large
for border State is diminishing in
proportion to the whites. In 1900 the
whites fo:med SO.2 per cent. and the
negroes 1913 per cent. or nearly one-fifth
of the population. The number of for
tign born inhabitants WAS also small,
the persons of native birth forming % Il
pr cent, while those born in foreign
co"ntlies We're 10 per cent. Immigra-
ton from other States has not been
large, since it is found that of the ma
tive population Is per cent were born in
ether STATES.
For Il State containing 50 large n pro-
portion Of negroes the illiteracy is slight.
In 1000 persons of 10 years of age and
upward who We're unable to read and
write constituted Ill per cent. of the
population. The illiteiates comprised
only IL per cent. Of the native whites
owe rio years old. 1874 per cent. of the
foreign born and 3o.1 per cent. of the
nagr' CS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-08-27

A large number Of students will en-
ter Goldey College September /.
Nine carloads of peach baskets were
shipped from the Aberdeen basket fac
tory last week.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Swami EveriSt OF
llavre de Grace. left recently on II ten
days trip Oh horseback through Chester
and Cecil countless
The dates for the coming Hartford
Fair at Bc,air are September 20. 81. -
ard %. The directors will meet each
week before the opening.
The Kent County School Board has
decided to keep the negro school open
only three terms during the coming year.
from September II to April II.
-Redwolth. .Jr.. owned yy W. \. Bell
of ChcStertOwn. won the free-for-all at
Ta>lcy. VA. last week in 2.12. 2.13 and
2.l2l.. He has IL record of 2.O6h.
Elmer Pedrick. while playing base
ball ut New Castle. Del, ON Saturday.
WAS struck over ...S left eye by foul
tip and it is feared that he may lose his
sight.
Thieves broke into T. l.. Hanway's
store ut Aberdeen last Friday night
from the rear Of the building and got
away with II lot of jcwelry. shoes and
clothing.
While placing Il cloth saturated with
oil in Il stove ut her hcmc in Elkton.
H. 1n1Is, Stt IA, a., To-,
William +. Lort. aud she was fright
fully burned before assistance reached
her.
Local natulalists are puzzled because
none of the Il ducks in Brandywine
Park. Wilmington, will 20 into the wa
ter. They merely dip their bills in the
water and then huddle together along the
shore
Thieves attempted to break into the
b. n o. station in Newark. Del. on
Tuesday night. last week \ door and
window were forced open. but it is sup
posed some noise frightened the gang
away.
Another financial institution will
shortly start business on the Eastern
shore, ut Cambridge. 1t will be known
aH the American Banking Company. and
Will have an authorized capital of ST.
-Fully 100 hands are at work grad
ing the new public road between Middle
town and Odessa. 100 carloads of stone
will be shipped by rail for Use vn the
road and other material will reach Odes-
81 ON barges.
E,o1 ,r,.,,.. ,,,,. ,,...,
udent one day recently mt Ceciton. while
Sh"eing Il h"l'>e. The horse kicked at
the flies. throwing Mr.. Myers over,
breaking his knee cap. He was taken to
Il baltimore hospital.
--N-uItor rcol,or ,,.,.1 q ,.,.,, .,,:,.
nln VIM win .nva,,,l ,,ho,. i,,.. INV .t
,n,,,.ic,n r"n ran,,,.,' n,"' wv a, ane
l ,.,,,.. .,,,, i't .I r''''' ~ La, y.
di>l"rating his right clbew. DrS. Gro
Tiers and Kennedy gave him needle at
t"htloh
A fore. of 1,,Ii.,r. ,,.,.. ,.,.,,,,.,1 -.
NidII,t,v,, ,I,,,,, tL,, ,,i,I,m, .,';'
wool, fo, ,v,,,.l. nr rn,,,.;,1.t ,'.I
ton ,rI N.,.,,.i,J, avto,,-;',, ~ H., ,,:i
Glntrv.n and o1,.,..r ,.',,Il,,. '.,,, T.. :;
thnr.ht th,, ,,,,, ,,,L ,,';u
traffic by Christmas.
q w rh,,t u,
lJocLsmith ~ Tn,,.,'I. M .i, INV" !"
inc 4, ,,i,. ~ 49, ".', w..
tooth frnm - bnrs', ,,,,,,l, "JIi
wool. rocniy,I 49,, r,,l,. 'r,h ~ ,i ''' t t"''
from tho ;r,Io,,,',,t ',',I ~ -
mani ..,,,,l;,,. !, u,,:,,, :,I. ' Gun
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-08-27

Pure lard, 12c Id. Hardware--Tn buckets, all Sizes
Armour ham, sliced 1Sc ID from bread boxes
Whole ham, 15c Id 75c
Breakfast bacon, 15c b Overals with aprons SOC all
Shoulder sliced 4c lb grades 60 and 75c
Whole shoulder lie Id Big Bargains in Shoes We
rans for 25c have lot of good school
The rasns big, fat that we will close out at bar
Portable looking kind they gain prices You want those
are called Four Grown shoes right away for that boy
Granuaed sugar SIC ID School opens you remember Sep
Potatoes, Csc bu, 1Sc pix TENDER 9TH
W, ~ 400 a Stockings all prices; all sizes
elv Tumb1ers o5c doz Muslin all prices from yd up
Fruit Jars, pit SOC doz, 55c less Singhah ana oc
doz, gal zoe doz f,ponslhsnahl anu loc
Jar tops 25c doz Mems working shirts, Csc, 45c
and soc
Fine cakes-mxed varieties from Swell bows ,;.a 4 49, ,.
10c ID up; fresh Uneeda's 5on eaoh ~ ~ Gnu p'ii'''
n. n'i. sl lne Ill uile' Boys blouses,
iisel 'iN1S' ~ Boys suits, 10 and - years SIZE
Lamp globes, all shapes and 81 Is each
'iNe'' l'oni ~ up Lots of other bargains nu
Harness. whips halters brdes mention Come and
collars pads, chains etc. them
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-08-27

The principal and almost sole mineral
product of the State is coal, which is
mined in large quantities in the neigh
borh0od of Cumberland. 1t is IL bitumi-
nous coal Of excellent quality. In 1901
the amount mined was 5,113,127 tons.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-08-27
THE NEW STORE
WHITE 4 DAVIS
NORTH EAST, MD.

GREETING
We have bought the stock of Dry Goods Groceries, Meat
Shoes and General Merchandise of Samuel T. Shippers
We will continue the same place and keen
everything that appurans completely stocked general
at prices that will be winners.
Groceries of all kinds: Canned Goods of all kinds
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-08-27

Three horses died on Woodlawn
camp grounds from various causes on
the last Sunday of the meeting.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-08-27

In the production of tobacco Mary
land is the eighth State in the Union.
Manufactures are of great Importance,
Maryland being the fourteenth State in
the Union, while in agriculture it is emily
the twenty ninth. The following table
summarizes it's manufactures. of which
two-thirds are carried on in the city of
baltimore
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-08-27
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Miss Cora Burns has been appoint
ed teacher of Bay View public school.
Rights of way have been secured for
a trolley road from Parkcsburg to OK
ford
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-21
A RABBIT YARN.
Strange Story of Rabbits Coming
From Gates County.

The auckland, Gates county, CORE
spondent of the Elizabeth City Econo-
mist, writes:
"A number of rabbit stories have
been in circulation but one related
by Mr.. Robert A. Smith, near this
place, holds the record SO far as has
been heard.
HE relates that on last Saturday,
While blowing in a field near his home.
he plowed up nest of young rabbits.
His little boy, who was with him, took
the rabbits up and carried them to
the house, placing them in a box,
Soon afterwards it was discovered
that a cat had stolen them and the
supposition was that they had been
eaten.
THE next morning on going into
the kitchen, Mr.. Smith was very much
surprised to find the three rabbits and
the cat cuddled up in a corner and
the rabbits nursing from the cat as
contentedly as if she had been THEN
own mother. The cat has adopted
the rabbits and they are getting along
as nicely as they possibly could under
any circumstances.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-21
PERSONALS.

Mr.. j. w. Mullin. of Charlotte, is
in the city.
Mr.. Charles U. Harris is in the city
from Selma.
Mr.. Robert G.. Hayes, of Charlotte
is in Raleigh.
Mr.. w. 3. Allen, OF Greensboro was
here yesterday.
DR.. J. j. Young, OF Clayton, was in
Raleigh yesterday.
Mr.. H II. McLendon, of Wadesboro,
was here yesterday.
Mr. Allen j. Ruffin, of Hillsboro,
was here yesterday.
Mr.. w. L. Dortch. of GolGsboro,
was here yesterday.
Mr. CASTOR Meares was here from
Asheville Yesterday
Mr.. y. r. Hoover of Concord, was
in Raleigh yesterday.
Mr.. John L. Harden was here yes
terday from Graham.
Hon. Geo. Cowper. of Winton. was
in the city this week.
Mr.. Fl. Trantham, of Oak Ridge,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. w. II. Coffman. of Asnevillc,
was in Raleigh yesterday.
Ex-Judge r. w. Winston, of Dur
ham, who has boon here on legal
business left yesterday.
DR.. T. +. Twitty, OF Rutherfordton,
who has been here at the State Medi-
cal Board meeting. has returned
home. lie has three times repre-
scented his district i'm the state Senate
and Is one OF htc most popular men in
North Carolina.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-21
THE SUMMER SEASON
AND THE SUMNER SUITS.

u
There are some lots of dainty two
piece Suits. There's much comfort in
the wearing OF them: there's more
economy in the buying of them.
Black and Royal Blue Examine
Suits. tailor made, Elton Jackets, satin
lined, with Taffcta stitched bands ana
braid. Nine Gore Skirts, full glare,
S15.00.
Brown Tailored Wolfe Coat Suit.
Taffcta silk lined Elton Jackets,
shoulder effects, full pouch sleeves
with cuffs. White Broadcloth Vestee,
gilt braid trim. Lap Seam Skirt
VICE mare ............ $3.50
Champagne Wolfe Coat Suits, Elton
Jackets, TaEeta silk Iining-piping
and fancy braid trimmings. Ten gore
Skirt, With girdle. Shirred panels,
iuii sweep $1,000
Fancy Scotch mixtures, light weight,
grey grounds with blue flealSs. Blouse
Goats, cape effect. Trimmings of
white broad-cloth and blue 1affeta
silk. Box pIcated Skirts. $27.5C
YOUR DRESS GOODS:
ECONOMY APPEALED TO.
Our lines Of Summer Dress Fabrics
are InOSU complete. You are invited
to investigate the follOwing:
Yard wide, VOiles, Mohairs, Granite
Poplin and Shepherd Checks. Abous
20 pieces altogether .......... 15c.
Summer Silks, Pongees, Jap Suits.
Serges and Silk Cord Habutai. 80 70 C.
Variety OF black Summer Fabrics in
plain ana fancy Weayes. All wool and
silk mixed, $3.50 values for. $50. 75c.
THIS IS WASH GOODS WEEK.
Crisp, cool cotton fabrics for warm
weather wear, and are seldom seen at
such prices as these:
1000 yards Tuscan Batiste, fine
sheer, neat prints, small figures, 614c
One case Percales-Shirt Waist and
Wrapper styles; best made. 49,. s. 1Gc.
Twenty styles of Mercerized Waist
Jugs. New fancy woven figures and
stripes. Shown for the first time, csc
IMPORTANT OFFERINGS OF
MEMS OUTING SHIRTS
Think these values will arrest your
attention and promise an early inyes-
| u@atiOn. The lots arc as follows:
Our lot of Mems and Boys Madras
Bingham Shirts, pinks and blues
Sizes broken ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 33c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-21
FOR sALE-BEsT EQUIPPED, BEST

advertised, best known drug store in
North Carolina. Annual sales $22,-
600. Expense $3,500.00. Pays hand
somely. Also this is prettiest store
in South. Modern, new and ten
years ahead of times. Not $4,000
in hard stock. All stock fresh and
clean and saleable. Fine chance for
right man. Money matters can be
arranged Present owner compelled
to leave on account of larger and I'M
usual opportunity in another city.
Address, Potassium Iodide, care this
paper.
5-Z1-3t- cod
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-21

Mems Soft Brown, NegIigee Shirts,
white and coiored. Extra value, ali
sizes SOC
Peysers make of Imported Madras
Shirts, white and fancy stripes. Re-
diced from S1.5O to .......... Sl.OO
A SALE OF BATH TOWELS.
III the Bath Towel end of your Sum-
mer outfit is weak. there's no better
time to strengthen it than right now.
No better place than right here.
Heavy Huck Towels, hemmed, col
Ored borders. Sizes 2OX1O -. 121ac.
Bleach Linen Damask Towels, tied
fringe, fancy borders. Full size 24X46
Rub Dry Bath Towels. The only
Towel worth name. Three sizes
70, 35 and .................. soc.
TOILET SOAPS AND
BATH WATERS.
Standard brands of both. We shave
rightfuI profits to largely increase the
OUTPUT. Isn't this your chance.
Colgate & Co.'s regular sc. cake of
Soaps, viz: Turkish Baths, Palm
I{icO and Tuscan CASTLE, by the
dozen -. 4ic'
White CIematiS and Honey soap,
regular 3 cakes for Csc. We sell for
&C. each or per dozen ........ 64c.
CoIgatc's Violet, Toilet Waters
| 20. 81, so and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 75c.
La France Rose Water ...... soc.
Florida Water .......... II and 42c.
CoIgate's and Memen's Toilet
Powders at ................. 1oc'
WARMERS RUST
PROOF CORSETS.
That popular number that every
lady takes to at sight, in full line of
sizes. IS to 30. Third order of these
COrscts this season. Ask to sec them.
Batiste, low bust, dip hip-guaran-
teed rust proof. Supporters hip and
front
SUMMER RIBBONS.
New lines of Washable and Satin
and TalTeta Ribbons, = ~ to 4 inches
wide-black, white and all colors-
IL, IA, 10, 18 and ....... zoe
! LADIES TRIMMED HATS.
The most beautiful Creations in col
ors. Some are our finest Pattern
Hats. These are put on tables &c
clean up. Prices marked one-third
off 80. $500, $3.50, $500 and $50
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AGENTS WANTED-TO SELL COM

bination card game-StarS and
Stripes. Can play over one thous-
and card games with Stars and
Stripes, including all the latest and
most popular home games. Price
sec. per pack. Satisfaction guar
fnteed, or money refunded. Adj
dress Fab. II. Weathers, Box SIT,
Raleigh, n. G.
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tel and Sanitarium, Chase City, Va
The finest health resort and mineral
waters in the whole country. Build
ings and furnishings. including cleo
trio and ice plants, steam laundry
all new, and in first class condition
Will be leased on very favorable
terms; immediate possession. Fol-
further information address. w
Z. Hughes, Louisburs, n. c.; Geo
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The making beautiful of the ex-
terror of the Marlborough House with
paint has started wave of painting
in the city. Many houses are now be-
ing repainted.
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Mr.. E. B. Norvell, of Murphy, has
placed in the Hall of History the fin
est collection of ancient Indian pipes
ever seen in this State. He has been
collecting for fifteen years.
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WANTED-NAMES OF TWENTY
five Industrious young women VINO
would like to earn a trip to the
Worlds Fair. Address at once u.
H. W., care News and Observer.
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Mr.. Henry G. Patterson, one of the
efficient force of the cotton firm of
MessrS. G.. T.. Johnson & Co., left yes
terday for Jonesboro, where he will
be with the Clark Manufacturing
company in the cotton mills, till the
season opens here.
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T7ANTED-POSITIO AS STENOG-
rapher and typewriter, by young
lady. Address, II, 224 South Blount
Street, Raleigh, n. G.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-21

Owing to necessary repairs being
made to the chapel of Christ Church
the children of the Sunday school are
notified that no Sunday school will be
held tomorrow.
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The chairs for the chapel of the
Methodist orphanage arrived yester-
day. There are 312 of these.