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The Forrest City times., 1905-08-18
Old Cutter Rye hits the spot.

Old Cutter Rye hits the spot.
 Go to N. B. Nelson & Co.,, for Old Cutter.
 Everything in hardware at Tom Barrow's.
 Anheuser Beer is on tap at the Magnolia.
 Freshest groceries, at lowest price Tom Barrow.
 Best cook stoves can be found a, Tom BarrOw's.
 Try one of those Gin Fizzes at T. C. Fobre, Jr. & Co., s.
 MT. l.. l.. Weir. of Hetb, was Sun day visitor to the city.
 Plain sewing done by Miss Kirby 205 South Front street.
 Try bottle of Old Cutter. It's al. right N. B. Nelson < Go.
 Best Roof paint, with five years guarantee, at Tom Barrow's.
 All kinds of swell drinks at the Mag. nolia bar. Courteous attention. Judge John Gatling was in Little Rock Tuesday on legal business Come and examine my china. I am offering bargains. Tom Barrow. Parties desiring furnished rooms or board, apply to Mrs. A. c. Crews. Mrs. as. Paschal. of Little Rock, was registered at the Marion yester day MT W. c. Crutcher, of Widener, Was genial visitor in the city Sun. day.
 The beautiful new home of Mr. and Ms. W. k. Ferguson Is nearing com. pletion.
 Mrs. H. Shakelford, of Wynne, was in the city Monday, and guest at the Marion.
 Mrs A. J. Vaccaro is spending a couple of weeks at Potash Sulphur Springs
 Of all Beers the best Beer is the An. hpaser keg Beer sold by T. c. Folbre JI. X Go.
 Tly Neely X Neblett's famous Puck E Sugar House Molasses. It is the best on earth.
 Ms S. C. Wilson, who had been wis ting at Tishomingo, l. T., returned Tuesday.
 Don't forget Nicely & Nebett when in need of anything. They will treat you right.
 Its just like rich cream, is the An. heuser keg beer, sold by T. c. Folbre Jr. X Go.
 MT. W. R. Dickert, of Des Arc. was In the city Tuesday, and registered al the Marion.
 Spencerian Copy Books Nos. l, and 5, and Appleton's First Readers at tht Newsstand.
 MT. w. R. Hampton, of Marianna was in the city Thursday, and a gues at the Marion.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-18

A couple of very welcome showers fell in this city Sunday, and the aimos- phere was made considerably more pleasant.
 The sekly season is coming on. Drink Anheuser beer, sold by T. c. Folbre, Jr & Co and avoid spell of sickness.
 Don't be selfish, if you are satisfied that Old Vollmer Whiskey is the best, tell your friends. T. c. FolDre, Jr., & Go. sell it.
 To make room for fall and winter goods, we are selling all lawns and summer wash goods at cost. Brandon, Baugh < Co.
 For short time only Fussell-Gra- ham, Alderson Go. will sell you two plugs of Black Bear tobacco and give you one free.
 Try Nicely S Neblett's Crescent Stock Food for fever in horses, hogs and cat tle-5 and 10 pound pails. Will stop fever in cattle.
 MT. c. F. Johnson, of Wynne, ar rived Saturday 10 accept the position of bookkeeper for the Forrest City Slave Company.
 Brandon, Baugh & Co. have just re- ceived big new line of Valencienne faces which they are offering at from 2c to 20c the yard.
 Captains J. w. Killough, W H. Cog bill and J. M. Levesque, of Cross county, were gallant and distinguished soldier visitors yesterday.
 The swellest llne of dress skirts in town may be seen at Russell. Graham Alderson Company's. The ladies are invited to look them over.
 Buy Black Bear tobacco from Russell Graham-AldersOn Go. They will sell you two 20 cent plugs, and then give you one 20 cent plug free.
 Dr. J V. Porter and MT. Max Miller, of Mariana, were in the city Sunday, en route to Little Rock to attend the confederation of Hoo Hoos.
 Miss Laura Nunnally, of Marianna was in the city yesterday, and register ed at the Marion She was en route to 1 Paragould to visit relatives.
 MT. J. Harvey McNeill, of Memphis, brother of Mrs. Lennie White, former | ly of this city, was gallant social vis- itor to friends in town Tuesday. MT. H. NJ Euart, manager of the For rest City Lumber Company, spent l Saturday in Little Rock, and attended the eoncatenation of Hoo Hoos.
 The largest carload of Woven Wire on earth has just been received by Fus- sell-Graham-Alderson Co. Turns cows, your supply while the stock is plenti- ] ful.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-18

Richard Payne has accepted sitna- tion with ]. H. Dunayant & Co, and is hustler for business
 Old Cutter is pure Rye Whiskey, and is unexceled for medicinal pur- poses. N. E. Nelson & Go
 Mir. John N SturdiyaDt and Mr. Sam Friend, of Marianna were Sun day social visitors in the city.
 MT. w. ]. Lanier is confined to lis room bv:a bilious attack, and has been quite sick for couple of days.
 w. R. Kendrick, of Widener, was an early visitor in town Monday, on busi- ness, and gave us pleasant call.
 Your patronage is solicited and ap- preciated at the Magnolia Saloon. T. 0. Folbre, Jr., X Go. proprietors.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-18

The largest carload of Woven Wire on earth has just been received by Russell Graham Alderson Co Turns cows. horses, hogs and goats. Come and get your supply while the stock is plentiful.
 Black Bear tobacco is the best to- baceo made, and by special deal Fus- sell Graha lderson Co. will sell you two plugs and give you another one free This is for a short time only. Call early.
 Captain James Russell and family leave today for various parts of the country He goes to Hot Springs for Il shoit visit, Mrs. Russell goes to Wis consn, and the children go 10 seho l in Tennessee.
 Tuesday morning Messrs. Jno. Tip ton, Sam Rolfe Eugene Williams and Robt. Benson lett for Old River to spend few days outing. Judging from the inelemeht weather they probably had il luck.
 An alarm of fire was turned in Tues 1 day. cal ing the department to the northern part of town, but it proved to be false alarm, and no fire cou q be found. The boys made remarkably quick run of 1t
 Mr. Andrew H Jackson, who had been taking d business course in Mem phis, came home last week on Yisi1 to hf parents and other relatives aud friends and to look after the comforts of his brother John.
 MT Sol Hambeton, of Memphis, spent couple Of days with homefolk and friends in this city, returning Wednesday. Scl is getting on very nicely, and is employed Tn the Bond ! drug store in that city.
 Let's talk about 1t. It's no secret Everybody knows that we keep the best wines, liquors and cigars that you don t see what you want ask for it. T. c. Folbre, Jr. & Co.
 The storms of Tuesday and Wednes- day nights did considerable damage among the shrubberv in the city, many fine shade trees being blown down or damaged. The telephone poles and electric wires also suffered
 Mrs. w. H Barnes and sweet little daughter, Louise, arrived Saturday on a short visit to Mrs. Pauline Goddard, mother of Mrs Barnes, and left Mon- day for Atlanta, Georgia, te spend a month with MT. Barnes parents.
 Colonel Pete Brown, of near Wynne, wore suit of gray in town yesterday. He has resided there and near his present abode since 1861. and came down 10 mingle with his old comrades, all of whom were glad to see him.
 Brandon, Baugh & Co. are offering cut prices on all Summer Goods, in cludiDg all White Goods, Wash Goods, etc. Ladies should not fail to visit this superb stock and take advantage of these extraordinary offerings. We would like to engage the services of some intelligent and popular lady of this city to report society doings for The Times. Application must be in writing, stating salary expected, and all applications will be strictly con- fidential.
 Mrs, A. Becker and son, Kirke, left Sunday for Chicago, where they will visit for few days. Mrs Becker will then go to Michigan for an outing aud Kirke will return to school, where he is making speciality of electrical engineering.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-18
A windstorm Wednesday night, blew

"A WlnustOfm wednesday Dlght, pew down the fine tree in front of Stevens Bros. Undertaking establishment, and the limbs from other trees in the neigh borhood. It was "a pretty stiff breeze,o and many persons thought there would be d cyclone.
 Mir. G. M Pettus was in the city last Saturday on business, and gave us n pleasant call. He secured the con- tract 10 build A bridge about 80 feet long. across Crow creek, near the Jim Brown place, the consideration being Sl 45 per foot.
 Mir. ] A. Giles, of Johns on town ship, was in town on business yester- day. He reported considerable wind Wednesday night. but no particular damage in his neighborhood Some corn was blown down on the nearby farms and slightly damaged
 If you have real nice, dainty job of printing bring 1t to The Times of- flee. If we don't please you, 1t will not be for lack of effort on our part. and you will be under no obligations to accept it or pay for 1t. Intricate and specially handsome work is our fort.
 The Board of Health has made an order. prohibiting people from elngre- ealiug on the depot platform or grounds at the time of the arrival of trains. Only people who have business | at the trains are now allowed on or near the platform Mariana Index. Contractors and builders are invited to make our yalds their headquarters when at leisure, and to inspect our large stock. We can fill any kind of an order that calls for building material promptly and at the most reasonable figures, The Forrest City Lumber Company.
 Don't neglect the warnings of nature. If your appetitite is poor, breath bad, tongue coated you will be sick unless you take steps to put your system in IS the remedy you need. It cleaDses the entire system. J. II Dunavant & Go special agents.
 MT. O. k. Morgan, of Frankfort, Illinois, but more recently operator at Leachville, Arkansas, arrived Sunday to take the position of night operator for the C., k. l. X F. Railroad in this city He succeeds MT. Frank Shaugh- messy, who is now doing the day shift for the same company.
 Mir. Elmore Hudson, very clever and popular young man of Marlanna, has accepted situation with Brandon, Baugh & Co.,, and will enter upon his duties about September l. MT. Hud- son has been with Gray & Elder. of Marianna, for several years. and is an exemplary young man. We extend him cordial welcome.
 MT. Maumus Rawlison, of Rawlison, was in town yesterday, securing eat ables for barbecue which is to take place in his neighborhood today. We acknowledge very cordial invitation to be present, but owing to unavoid- able circumstances are unable to be present We hope, however, to pay himself and family visit soon.
 The following school books and SUD- plies may be had at the Newsstand: Appleton's Readers, First, Second, Third and Fourth; Lights to Litera- ture, by grades, l, 2, 8, I, , and 6; Cornell's First Steps in Geography, Harrington's Spelling Book, Spence rian Copy Books, l, ? and 3; Tablets, Pens. Ink. Ink Stands, Rulers, Chalk, Erasers, Examination Tablets, Lunch Baskets, Satchels, Book Straps and all | things needed in the school room.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-18

The largest carload of Woven Wire on earth has just been received by Russell Graham Alderson Co Turns cows. horses, hogs and goats. Come and get your supply while the stock is plentiful
The news & observer., 1905-01-08
Dr.. HasselI of Scotland
Neck Almost a Muir
derer.
People Compelled Him to Deed Prop
erty Worth Ten Thousand Dol
lars TO His Wife and Then
He Decamped.
(Tarboro southerner.) }

DR.. S. Hassell. Of Scotland Neck,
came near being murderer. 1t is
said that he had been drinking - ~.
cess, and had so <terrorized his wife
that she went 10 a neighbors home,
Mr.. Bowers. As soon as he learned
that she had gone, he went to the
house found the door locked, so he
broke il open. Mr.. Bowers was UP
stairs, at the time and hearing the
noise. and suspecting the cause. has
tened down With his shot gun. Down
there he found Mrs. Bowers standing
between husband and wife. with the
husband pointing a revolver over her
shoulder at his Wife.
Mr.. Bowers raised his gun. and told
Hassell that unless he dropped his
pistol he would kill him.
Hassell did so, and then acknowl-
edged his outrageous conduct. and
said he would leave, that he had $10,-
600 in real estate, which the wife ana
children could have.
He kissed her. bade her good bye
and left. But the people of Scotland
Neck wdre not satisfied With this.
They sent the officer for him, arrested
and brought him back
They did not want to keep DR.. Has
sell with them. bat they were deter
mined that he should not leave his
family unprovided for. So after he
had decided over to his wife $40. 900
they let him give bond in the sum of
500 and depart which he did without
delay.
The news & observer., 1905-01-08
Port. Tone. Mid. Receipts
stocks and Bonds.

New York, Jan. Prices of stocks
We're inclined TO yield again today, but
the pressure was not urgent and amy
evidence of support in the market
tended TO check the selling. Such
support developed for Erie and Read
ing during the course of the first hour
Sand practically relief of the opening
declines was made. There was a good
siemand for Illinois Central which was
accounted for by unsubstantiated ru-
mors of AN intended increase in the
dividend rate. At the recovered level
of prices the demand became so lam
buid as to cause fresh discourage
ment over the failure to appear of
the January re-investment demand
and prices sagged away again at the
last, making the closing weak and
duh. Disappointment was professed
over the bank statement, but the show
ing was not calculated to produce
more than a nominal influence with
the extreme ease ruling in the money
markt. The Metropolitan Traction
stocks Were weak from special causes,
notably the threatened competition for
.lhe.r suburban traffic, and their sharp
lines had sympathetic effect on
rest Of the market. There were per-
NKstent rumors that the report of the
u. s. Steel earnings for the final
quarter of the year would prove less
satisfactory than preliminary esti-
mates had promised. The favorable
Industrial news failed To stimulate anv
demand for stocks and the market for
bonds also WAS quieter than during
the early part of the week. Total
sales of bonds (par value) $1.S00,000
Total sales of stocks were 35l 500
shares, including Atlantic Coast Line
100, Chesapeake and Ohio 600, St
The news & observer., 1905-01-08
LOWEST PRICES
IN THE MORNING
The Market Rules Fair
ly Steady.
GRADUALLY WORKS UP
Such is the Situation in Cotton. Prices
OF Stocks Are Inclined to Yield.
But Evidence Of Support
Tends to Check
Them.
GRADUALLY WORKS UP
Them.
CBy the Associated Press.)

New York. Jan. THE cotton mar
ket opened weak at decline of 6
TO | 4 points in response to the weaker
Liverpool futures market and the
break in New Orleans late yesterday.
Large floor brokers had selling orders
credited TO bear leaders. but yeSter-
days short sellers for "a turn were
taking profits and the market after
the initial break had been increased
Ly ? or points, ruled fairly steady.
and gradually worked up to within 3
or points OF last nights finals. Af-
ter a spurt of activity al the opening.
tho market was generally quiet.
Receipts of cotton at the ports to-
day 32.176 bales, against 49,710 last
week. and 31,4117 last year. For the
week 210, 600 bales. against 197.700
last week and 1S2, 901 last year.
New York, Jan. 7--.Cotton spot qule;
- points higher. fnddling uplands 80.
mi idling gnir, 80, saies i55, bales
Futures opened weak nd G. 1sed steai ~
tf11f.tl "A Low Close
The news & observer., 1905-01-08
IOpening. iilgnost. Lowest tlos ng
Casn quotatons were ns ronows:

Flour was steady, winter patent
i.lo@5.2o. s.rsigh's 4.9n@50O. sprns
bakers 3.70@i3e wheat No. spring leo llf
No. l009ti2. No.2 red, ll60l9. corn NJ.
~, No. yellow ~ oats No. @st1S
rye No. 7j1&, g od ieeding barley 36ad7
hair to choice mailing 4l@tS. fax seed No.
It's, No. northwestern l22l2, prime timoth '
iIoosej 1875. dry saited sholders (boxed
6,S.K, short clear sides (boxed) 6.Jid6.o7%
whiskey basis of high wines I2l. clover con.
tract grade 1870.
New York Provisions.
patents sj.50a5 . Minnesota patents SIS 40 10
40 bakers, $1,000. 40. straights 5.l0@6.a5
Rye flour qniet, fair to good i.iIa 5.ol
Bucl<wheat flour steady 200@2l6.
Corn meal quiet, yellow western llO@I45
Kiln dried 3.n06l3ld.
Rye nominal, No. western, 20.
Barley quiet, feeding 36l5 mailing 55665.
Wheat steady, No. red, '2tH, May lld
Corn easy, No. 5a@, May SOC. December
oats quie, mixed a71Sa a......., Sept.
BeeI STEADY, fanny ytl.0 00glz.Oo, packet I0.N
oil 90, city extra indiaa.... mess li.jO6lb0O
beef hams " 0O024.70.
Cut meats qucitpic killed. bellies $40 Il
iclxled shoulders ~, picked hams 912@lU
Lard quiet, western steamed 100 Now,
No. NOM, refined duI, continent 40
p PORK steady, f3n,Ity I4OO@I45o, short clear
IJ.756Sl6 y, mess l3.001l350.
Tallow firm, tS2 per pkg, 45E9country
Rosin arm. strained common to good
TnYpenilne qmel o}01o?1s.
Rice firm, domestic fair Ia extra 27s95K
japan nom.
good TO cholce 32G36.
nrm oordova I0@I3
Sugar raw ar:n talr renmng ~, centrfu-
gal 96 test ! ~, molasses sugar las
refined arm, confectoner'S A, ). 10 mold a.
grsnulated 5.S5. cubes t.l0.
Butter nrn creamery common 10 extra
l9d29, state dairy lz021. western factory ~
Eggs steady, state and Penn. nearby
fancy selected white ........, Southern 2O98
Cheese firm state, full cream small cot
orr fancvi"X small white fancy ~.
Potatoes steady, Long Island l.75@20O stat.
auo western o,Vgl0b, Jersey sweets zOOsS "
Peanuts, duiet, fancy hand-picked d0H ofht
Cabbage steady, fat dutch per 100, 2s'.
Cotton by steam 10 Liverpool l5@20e
Cotton seed oil market was easy.
22Gg3l1S. off summer yellow nominal, prime
white 28926l4 prime winter yellow 27@ 49,.
BsJtimore Provisions
Baltimore, Jan. Flour dull, winter
patents j.o5 geo, spring patents 5.90@6 10, extra
435
Wheat firm, spot contract jan. i.l1@ -
red western Southern by sample lOO9 tlo13.
Corn .ir1n, spot, new 4g14G1s, new Southern
white corn IiHM49H
Oats firm, No. white 3S@1,
mixed 3 IA.
Rye dull. No. 2 western 836I5.
Butter steady fancy Imitation 22@23, do
creamery 2S@29, do ladle l7t@ls, store packed
I5GI!.
Eggs firm, unchanged 20.
Cheese firm. large and small I2GL, me.
dium l1@I2A,
Sugar firm, coarse granulated 5.9a, fine SIS,
The news & observer., 1905-01-08
Sow OrIeans Cotton.

New Orleans. Jan. Spot cotton
was very quiet; sales 1850 bales, in
ciuding 800 to arrive; delivered on
contract $500. Quotations unchanged.
Futures opened unchanged To
points down with a weak undertone in
sympathy with Liverpool and New
York. As Monday will be. holiday
the trading was comparatively light.
The estimated port receipts were but
% 600 bales compared with $4,000 for
The same day last year. Locally jan
uary opened points lower at $50,
SOLD mp to 6.91 and gradually receded
To $50. There We're similar liuctua-
tons in the other active months. The
market closed quiet at the loves. level
of the short Saturday session.
New Orleans. Jan. !. Cotton ntnres
The news & observer., 1905-01-08

Paul 800: Erie $4,000; Erie first pre-
ferred 1900; Louisville and Nashville
/ 900: Metropolitan Railway $4,000.
National r. r. of Mexico preferred
5.400: Norfolk and Western 500;
Pennsylvania 10000: Reading $4,000;
Southern Railway $500; Southern
Railway preferred 200; Union Pacific
26. 900: Amalgamated Copper 25,800;
Brooklyn Transit S.100: Tennessee
Coal 1900: Steel %, 300; Steel pre-
ferred 3S,100
The news & observer., 1905-01-08
NOTICE.
Sale OF Electric Light Planl.

BY virtue of a decree of the Superior
Court of Moore county, rendered III
! the spec al proceeding entitled Katie
NJ. Spencer administrative and widow
OF A. T.. Spencer y. Fagar l.. Spencer
minor. and NJ. l.. McIyer, guardian ad
litem, the undersigned commissioner,
lappointed by the court, will offer ana
sell at public aucton the following de-
scribed property. to-wit:
One lot IN the town of Sanford
fronting OH 140 feet on the right Ui
way of the Southern Railroad, adjoin-
ing the lands of Jno. w. Scott and G
y. Makepeace. containing about one
half acre upon which is situated the
electric light plant OF the late A. +,
spencer together With the buildings
ginc boiler, dynamo and all fixtures
attached thereto and located upon said
lot. together with all wires, conpec-
Itions, transformers, poles. fra lchises
Iand contracts for lighting the towns 0l
sanford and Joneshcr0. constituting
said electric light plant. The property
win be sold in its entirety anu Without
division.
Tme of sale Saturday February
fth, 1905, al II O'Clock NJ Place Of
saie, on the premises IN the town of
Sanford, n. C.
Terms of sale ten per cent of bio Al
time of sale, remainder upon conhrma
sion of the sale by the court. This
January 2nd, 1905y
d. f, McINEG,
Commissioner.
/ S--1- .22-29,
The news & observer., 1905-01-08
New York Money.

New York, Jan. ;, ] p. m.-Money on cal
nom ,......., low =. ruling rate, last loan
- closing, offered -. time loans
steady, so days 3@A, 80 days 3p114, SIX
months 3l4V@E, prime merc'tiie pa per 4@i1z,
sterling exchange arm, with actual business
in bankers bills at iS7.2jaaIS7.35 for demand,
and at 4S4 900R5 90 for so day bills. posted
rates 4s5hGoGl.s8, commercial bills i8IS{C1A
bar silver 605s, Mexican dollars AZ.
The news & observer., 1905-01-08
Dry Goods.

New York, Jan. TN the dry goods
market the week ends with a decline
in activity as far as buyers are con-
cerned. There is however no dispo-
sition 10 weaken in prices and the sit
uation statistically considered is a.
firm as ever. The expert outlook i
encouraging while with SO many lines
sold ahead there is little warrant TO.
revision.
The news & observer., 1905-01-08
Naval Stores.

Wilmin zton, JAn.7 Turpenune :. :, 10
receipts Is casks.
Rosin firm, 2.l5, receipts 81 btls.
Tar firm, l.o0 receipts lo2 bbls.
Crude firm, z.3J93.70, receipts 60 bDls
Charleston, Jan. :, Turpentine firm .....
Savannah, Jan 7-Turpentine steady, 50K ,
receipts IS, sales 205, exports O.
Rosin-frm, receipts Oh sales 2S;6, cxl
ports S97
Quote A, B,C, 26lHa 2O7%@... r,
$40 K I.0j. M Lob n 4 %. We 500, WV o.l5.
The news & observer., 1905-01-08
Grain and PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Jan. 7,-Continued light
movement of wheat in the United
States today and prospect of decreased
shipments from foreign countries i'm
parted Il strong tone to prices. At
the close May wheat was up a 1-2c
corn is up Is to 1-4c.; oats are prac-
tically unchanged; provisions are off
IL TO 10c
Opening. nlgnosl. I.owesL Clos ng
The news & observer., 1905-01-08
New Orleans, Ian :, Cotton mture'
liverpool

liverpool Jan. Z, y. m.-Cntton spot
nod. demand, prices II points higher.
= merican middhng fair, i.26, good middling,
1 0l, middlipg $50. low middlng 3.7S, good
ordinp ", s,64 ordinary T.. The sales of the
day 1Oe bales of which 1880 were for specu
lation and export and included 20 Ameri-
cSi.. Receipts ~ JsG, bales, 24.I00 American.
Futures opened easJ CLOSED steady.
The news & observer., 1905-01-08

You can't convince woman that
any man who has proposed 70 her is
4 fool.
The news & observer., 1905-01-08
BOYLAN,P N,PEARCE&C0.

The first showing of Spring Merchandise To
morrow morning January 9th and truly it's great
revelation. The styles radically different from
those heretofore shown Patterns choice and assort
ment large.
The news & observer., 1905-01-08

For spring 1905, the choicest stylesever shown,
comprising many new effects in Swiss, Nainsoak,
Cambria and Linens in Edges, Bands, Allovers and
Insertings in match sets and separate peces These
designs will be placed on sale for the first time
tomorrow morning. Also about 5000 yards Of short
lengths and remnants.
The news & observer., 1905-01-08
Liabilities.
s6,625.606.4l

and
making changes
NJ MILLER. JTr CaslI
The news & observer., 1905-01-08
RaIo.gh Spot Cotton Market.

Receipts yesterday ....... bale
Prices yesterday ..,.,. cents
same date last year .13 11-16c
Receipts that day 20 bales
Receipts this season ...10,S26 bales
Same date last season -. II, ,231 bales
Other Cotton Markets.
The news & observer., 1905-01-08
White Cotton Goods.

For short waists and short waist suits. The
most co nplete showing of Rique, Madras Mercer
ised NainsoaK, Lawns and etc, in plain, embrOider
ed, figured, stripe and checks, all weights and de-
signs to suit every one and for every purpose.