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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-04
Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing
Cash quotations were as follows:

Flour was steady, winter paten
ale@5o s ar b 4,2s@Soo o spr n
bakers ITO 30, wheat No. 2sprng lao Ito
No. ;u5d lie, No. , RED llo'&@l21S corn Nc. ?
| l2sI9.. No. yellow o.. oats No. 2 zS' (
| No. 2 white S-932z. Mob white 5 st@Sl..
! rye No. z -, Z. on feeding barley $40 4;
| fair to choice mailing l2G As, fax seed No.
| li6 No. aorthwesteln 10, prime nmofhN
laro per lOOib s 70ao.72la short ribs rides
| (ioosei e,to Gr.75 dry salled sholders (hoxed
$50. Snort clear sides (hoxed) 6.T5@6S5k
| wnIskey nasis OF high wines LIS. clover con
| tract grade 1888.
New York Provisions.
New YORK. tc5 3, flour auist, w,nter
do bakers, sI.o0a.4.2o straights 5.I0A5 >,
Rye flour steady, fair to good LOG 800
choice to fancy ..l5pe4.5O
Buck wheat -four quiet 200d 2l0.
Corn meal steady, yellow coarse l2o@ $50.
kiln dried 2.s0@3.l0.
Rye duh, No. western, TO-
SMa heayt a ar Nee sss0DT Ted en- ma May '1 TO-
Corn steady, No. : x, May 5o5a, December
Oats steady, mixed sexas7, Sept.
Beef steady, family Il.oo@l2.oo, packet Io.U
@ll.o0, city extra india. mess I.O@l6.O0.
beef hams s2..o0@s2S.o0
Cut meats quiet picked bellies 6A@7
ickled shoulders 6h, picked hams SA@s,
Lard easy. western steamed 40. Now.
No. I nom, refined firm, continent TO
Pork steady, family 14oo@n.5o, short clear
l3.7o0lo D, mess 13.00Gi3.50.
Tallow dull, tS2 per pkg, 45s@country
Rosin Arm, strained common to good
,.s1Iz02.9O
Tnrpen,ine steady, oeea5h. o,,<
Rice hrm, domestic fair to extra 21s@0L
Molasses steady, New Orleans open kettle
! SOOd to choice s9I35
Coffee spOt Rio nom No.7invOice 81 mild
RIM SOrdova l06i3
sugar raw firm, falr refining ~ centrifu,
ga, W test 81 molasses q sugar gar, Y
30. cut loaf 8.S5. crushed 6.S5. powdered 6.25
granulated 6l5 cuoes 6.i0.
Butter strong. creamery common to ex1ra
i2c2y, state garry 2t@z6. western factory a.
Eggs :irn, state and Penn. nearby
fancy selected white 36G3i, Southern 22@3O
Cheese quiet state full cream small col
ornd fancylzX small white fancy: ll34.
Potatoes quiet. Long Island .750200, state
| anu western 4 AogloU, Jersey sweets 2.00s3 -
Peanuts, steady fancy hand-picked o@@ Other
Cabbage steady, fat dutch per 100, 2ss.
Cotton by steam 10 Liverpool lz9l5c.
crude r. o. b. mills log, prime summer yellow
25t12i1, off summer yellow nominal, prime
! white 27t42n prime winter yellow 2lh@2S.
Baltimore Provisions.
Baltimore, Fob. ). Flour quiet, winter
patents 5.6)085, spring patents 5.3596 70, extra
las
Wheat steady; spot contract Feb. l.l5@M
red western :. Southern by sample ll0@llI
Corn easy, spot, new isLlQG5s, new Southern
white corn 4lGl9
Oats dull, No. white 361I@36N,
mixed S4L
Rye steady. No. western S5@S6.
Butter frm, fancy imitation E2@23, dc
creamery 50@,.., do ladle 1000, store packed
Jlnlo.
Eggs firm. unchanged p.
Un.ese firm large and small l2IGi3 me-
dunn lsdi 2N,
sugar strong, coarse granulated 6.2i, fine 625
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-04
Movements OF Cotton.

New York, Feb. 3.-The following
statistics on the movement of cotton
for the week ending Friday, Feb.
1905. were compiled by the New of4l
Cotton Exchange.
Weekly movement:
This Year. Last Year,
Port receipts $14S,305 $160, 56l
Overland to mills
and Canada $3.50. l4,S53 -o,a ,
Southern mill TAX
ings (estlmated $1,000 oo,oV0
Loss of stock at in
terror towns 800. 20,934 2o'o :
Brought into sight
for the week. $197,224 S22V'40"
Port receipts $6.7Oo.437 $6,124,oot
Overland to mills
and Canada. 629.432 065,4-9
Southern mill
takiugs (esti-
mated) ... l,l2l,VVo l'l-o'VoV
Stock at interior
towns in excess
of Sept. 1st. 55S,5'4 "6z'S91
Brought into
sight thus far
for season -. $9,OO9,243 $o,z 90
Deduct 1892 port receipts.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-04
New Orleans, Feb. 3, Cotton futures
iAvry DyO,.

Liverpool, Eeb. 3, 4 p. m.-Coiton sIot
american middling fair, I.3s, good mddLng
4ci. middling - low Intddling ~, good
day :oo''en bales of which a0c0 were for spccu
IatJou and export and ,inciuued ;t.,1O Amer
raj, Receipts 33.dCG. hales, j. .7c0 American.
Fut;res opened firm and ci,,sed steady.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-04
9. A. Il. s,tocks ana Bonas.

Baltimore, Feb. 3, :. a. l.. common i9HM
referred, iS;G3o%.
Bonds--3s.......
A. {. L. common lz5@ preferred =.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-04

sight thus far
for season 9,O09,243 $S,2'5,264
| Deduct 1892 port receipts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13

One Of the handaomest dresses
seen ia New York In many day Is
a dinner gown OF pale blue chiffon
silk worn by Miss Ellis Jeffreya
It's narrow skirt IL little Ike the
excessively full ones that We have
been wearing throughout the win
ter season. and as Miss JeffreYa ia
considered one OF tho beat go8ned
women on the stage. Il porteuda a
acantineas in akirts Tor the coming
season.
In private life this English act
ress is Mrs Curron. her husband
having been a younger brother Of
the earl OF Howe. and before Miss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13

Jeffreys took TO the hlstrionie stage
she was as famous for her beautiful
tollettea as she has been since dis
playing them professionally.
This delicate blue chiffon silk
gown IL trimmed with embossed
roses In their natural tinta The
skirt has these AZ Intervals. the
foliage In varied tones Of green.
forming q broad garland ON the bot
tom Of the SKIRT. while the pink
flowers reach cut toward the mid.
DIE. The silk IL beautiful IN itaelf.
being heavy and set pliable. fitting
closely and gracefully 10 che figure.
Tho eoraaEn IL very simple. and.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13
PROFESSOR SAW
THE DIAMOND


PORTLAND. ore. April IS In
tho hope Of recovering diamond
ring that waa stolen two weeks ago.
Mrs. ~. NJ Merritt. % the Portland
beauty baHaar. secured the aatv-
iccH % Professor SYc. who claims
20 possess occult powers. 90 assist
the detectives on the case. The
professor has cent the officers =
many clues which BE- obtained n
thr spiFit wafla The ring was Rai-
ued az $3.50. and ou enc failure q
The detectives e. secure a clue the
professor waa called in. A. 500
az be Haa taken into she r1ufldeuas
u Mrs Merritt ha threw himseif
luto trance and saw the fiamaHa.
Al around him we're gathered tife
beauty makers and the detectives
4 hrEin 20 ere the gem. said tne
professor Ia thr throea % his nea@
ona sight. and presently viii name
the person aha b guilty Just a
MOMENT. / begin 60 aee--darkneHH =
breaking uau I sse ~ plainly The
diamond f. IH q rims and The ire
is gold II n au the hand 81 :
man in Seattle who o. standing e
che northwest corner or Pike and
Third streets lie wears "a soft hat
and "a dark auig 81 clothes. brown
shoes with brown lacra"
Immediately ore 90 she detectives
dashed 90 the telegraph office and
wired Arrest mau az northwest
corner Pike ard Third streets He
wears soft hat dark suit brown
shoes and has diamond rims on his
finger"
The professor has had several
other visions. and the detectives
have been quite busy. No arrests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13
20. natR argaaHa goa Pc.

Sos EtntH gsitJ4EGS goa Pc.
i. sssaa TOO ~ ...5 - Pine Hair
mr. s.dasss. rsass oa e}ts. nm" briNtle,
convenient aaaapf.z. black OF Ha-
sorted sarsVoss worth Goo. NJ
............ .....-.-st..... sac
soc FhReY socEs $50.
Mems Fancy eaIare1 Socks.
stripes ana fleafea, very proper
To- wcur wIlh iaW shoes. rcRu-
lar price Doc pair Friday price
...........s s.ss.......... Zoe
4FlNE PIPES. 25o.
-Four HuckNh heat Pipes which alb
aorb 900 nicotine worth Zoe
each. get .em Friday Tor only
............ ..s.s.........i 2bo
800 "ohLLusEs.7 25e.
Mems All Elastic Braces leather
or mohair ends very strong and
well made. these are 90 both
medium and llght weight. val
ne Doc 20 pair Friday price Zoe
SOC SCHOOL CAPS, 2so.
Boys Caps Several broken lines
81 both boys and girls. plain
and fancy caps which formerly
sold for Goo each. Friday price
............ s..ss.s.. ..t-s zoe
I POUND TOBACCO, 25e.
one Pound nf Mid. Pleasant
smoking Tobacco. and one good.
sweet Cofneob Pipe. outfit
worth zoe. Friday price Zoe
NEW 3se WhlsTiHos. 25e.
Beautiful white WaiatiuEs. ln the
new granite effects. with neat
mercerized figure. very pretty
aud snowy regular value sbe
yard Friday only ...,... Roe
NEW FRENCH oRoANDiEs,
25e.
Beautiful Flee French OrEandlea.
in eli the latest floral designs.
very sheer std pretty. fast col
orH. Just for Friday only 2be
sec BOOKS FOR 2se.
Helen's Babies. the greatest hu-
rnor0uH book fnf boys ana girls
ever written Csc lowest ever
quoted az in Seattle. we've zee
TO sell Friday at ...........2oc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13

Of course. being dinner gown. is
low az neck Tho sleeve ia a mere
hand from which a shallow fail Of
inco uppearH Tho neck IL square.
with a narrow edge of lace straight
across A. and upon the front OF the
bodice the embossed roses again
appear Tho gown, though elegant
glvoa one tbs Impression OF being
almplo. o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13
BOARD Is
TO BLAME
SEATTLE ELECTRIC COMPANY
ALLOWED TO MAINTAIN ROT.
TEN POLES ON BUSINESS
STREETS

The board 81 public works has he
come reeposihlc FOR the mainten-
aav0 Of the ugly poles alang fimt
and Second avenues, that the Seat
tie Electric company. tn accordance
with the Shuffleton franchise would
otherwise have been compelled 20
remove last moath
The rotten poles are now being
fitted out with new grossarma. on
which the municipal ele,trie wires
are ~ be strung one arm Is being
used also by tas Seattle Electric
company. bat did not the city want
20 use the poles they could be re
moved
The shuffleton franchise provided
that all poles should be removed
and wires placed underground aleng
First and Secoud avenues between
Madison aud I<ing streets. by
March. 1895. The company has gone
ahead and removed many OF the
poles. but a week ago applied To the
board Of works for an extension Of
time until April go
The extension was granted In
the meantime. however the city has
come to the conclusion that It wants
the use Of the poles. and has made a
contract with the company for their
use
Tho comspny has placed many OF
lts wires underground and has saw
ga of the tops OF It's poles. but new
crnssarms are nov being piared on
the short poles left standing for the
accommodation OF the city police
telegraph and lighting wires. Some
Of the company wires are also
strunK on them.
Hence the poles that have been
cyosorea for years are goiug 70 be
allowed to exist for an indefinite
period IN the future, simply bocausc
the city wants them. The poles have
not even been painted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13
To- scHooL PANTS. pc.

zoe SCHOOL PANTS, 25e.
Boys school Pants. ages = ~ le
years. made Of fine ml woes.
through aud through woven fab
fic. in neat gray mixtures. seams
are tapped aud double stitched.
holdfhHt buttons. never sold for
lona than a1es Friday ,t.. zoe
800 sHiRrlHo FLANNEL 2se.
only "a frw pieces left ~ the fine
Imported Scotch Flannel Ia
meat stripes. full yard wide this
mntrrLa Be- hnlf wool and does
not shrink nothing nicer for
mems shirts and ladies' wHistH.
regular value aoe, Friday only
yard tstsssss#s #ttttsttttt zoe
SOC TRIMMINGS, 25o.
Assorted Styles Ia Fancy Braid
Trimmings. including Persian
Bands. glmrH. Bulgarian Hraida.
solid coi0ted hfaida and Gimpa
and choice color combinations.
large variety Of styles 90 select
from. worth soe yard. at zoe
SOC RUcHiNos. 25e.
New Neck HuohinEa. in crepe
I.lae. Liberty SIX and chiffon.
pretty. dainty patterns. very
popular now for ali kinds Of
trimming purposes. white. black
and coiofs. worth zoe yard. az
.........s.. .....t.t...s...2 Zoe
500 'kGRCHtEFs. 25e.
Fancy An Linen OF Swiss Pm
bfoidered or Lace Trimmed
Hnndhefehlefa. ia extra fine
quality. choice patterns. exeiu-
sivo designs. worth b0c each.
ht ..t.tst.stss ts.tt...... zoe
SOC VElLlkos FOR 2se.
All SIX Nei.luKs IN plain. fancy
and Tuxedo mesh in choice
patterns nice quality. popular
coloru and color combinations.
newest creations worth zoe
yard. az .-...-.t-.... 25e
soc COMBS FOR 25e.
New Shell Haek and Side Combs
with plain o. fancy jewel set
backs good teeth. nice quality
pretty designs. worth Soc, al
........s.ss zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13

PORTLAND. Ore. April Is. .
= United States District Attor- .
4 ney Heney announces that he =
= will auash tho indictment =
4 against II. /. Sislcr. the Seattle .
railroad man a. he Is convinced q
= he was an innocent party to q
= the land frauds =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13

i4-quart Pans; worth
65c: tomorrow .......-.25c
Fine Toilet Paper. worth Be roll.
tomorrow. 10 rolls for. 2Jc
s-quart Antitrust Tipped Sauce
Pans, heavy rivetcd handles.
worth 55e. tomorrow ...25c
Royal Granite steelware Dish
Pans. worth soc; tomorrow
...,........ .....,..-- Doc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13
At THE THEATERS
ttttttsttttttt4t

At THE TuEArERs
a Grand Pollard Opera com
q pany. In The Belle Of New =
q York Excellent =
a Seattle sGharley'a Aunt =
q Third Avenue Across the q
q Desert stirring mololdrama. a
. filled with heart thrills and =
q gun play.
FE4EFs FH44E
Tho Pollard Opera company closes
ltH engagement tonight. when the
clever young artists Will bid their
adieu IN The Belle ~ New York
Friday night tho fArclcal comedy
success. The Marriage OF Kitty
will hold the boards at tho Grand
Tho company includes Max FtKman.
The Ferris company are dchEhting
large audiences with their produe-
ton OF the comedy. "Charley.n
Aunt"
Across the Desert" Is a magnet
at the Third Avenue that attracts
big aud enthusiasts audiences each
night
Little Baby June b one Of the
big hits At the star thla week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13

80 feet = inch cotton garden hoss.
with COUPLINGS and nozzle all COM
plcte. guaranteed for one season.
pss. The Rubber Store. "a ist -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13

NEW YORK. April lathe ar.
Eument ca the motion % counsel
Tor Nan Patterson 60 inspect the
minutes % the grand jury which
Indicted the actress no "a cocoon
spirator with J Morgan smith and
wife was adjourned today by Jus
tice Poster until tomorrow morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13

tHa NV - III egfs
Oriental and Fancy Eei To,
Lace Edges and insertions. n
beautiful patterns. Bolla a.
Gene. Marguerite and Point a.
IfiauHr effects. white. butter
eeru and Paris shades. gradual.
ed widths worth Zoe yard 25e
SOC NECKWEkR FOR 2se.
Beautiful Patterns ~ New wk
Braided Renaissance Fancy
keekwrar in stock collar
shapes with tab ends. choice
color rpmblnafioaas one u the
seasons beet creations worth
Doe each. Ht .4s4............2 Be
Soc WASH LEcEs. 25e.
NaIsueieuUrH Lace Edges ana
Insertions. ln pretty. dainty
patterns for trimming wash
dresses. IiuRcree and chlldren's
dresses. come IN large variety
~ patterns. well made and AZ.
sorted widths. one dozen yards
e. piece. worth 61c piece. AZ use
s5c WINDOW SHADES, z5e.
Best water Color Shades. 81. an
eaiorH. regular price s5c. Phi.
day only Including al fixtures
each .+.t...ss .s.s.-..... .z5e
$50 BOOKS FOR Csc.
Another Marvellous Offering
1000 splendid books. b. ths
worlds greatest authors. pas,
and present. formerly 2se 10
$50 each jest IN time feF
Faster We offer you grand
choice 90 .. 800. s........ Use
SOC SLEEPING SUITS, 2se.
children'n Sleeping Suits. made
OF outing flannel. small Elzes
only, regular price 600. SPECIAL
Friday ...-.-... s.t.-.... .25e
Soc. 75e CORSET COVERS, ze.
Women's Corset Covers. large
sizes only somewhat solled.
regular values Zoe and 15e. sps-
eial Friday ............... .25s
lie PILLOW CASES. FOR ze.
A good. useful ready made ri.
low Case. deep hens. size a1x
&C. regular value lie each. Phi
day only Tor ............2 use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13
BLEW UP
THE JAIL

CLARKEsuuud va. Apfil II. !
Seven prisoners IN the county Il
ut Weston blew up "a portion OF I'd
structure with nitro Elycrtlue eafIs
this morning and escaped blood.
hounds are Ia pursuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13
! aoRpHoFF q CO. THE BoH MhRcHg NJ
HG / Noaoaorr ID. LII ooN MARoHe
80 ''7V7E
RARE NERO HANDISING OFFERINGS ON
SALE TOMORROW

wK 90 y
rrHurr NAH pan
KNSs Az " M
MN You Fish p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13

That's worth from soc 10 sl00 Cd
ONE here and come quIcklyau
~ inch Havlland Plates. decor
ated. gold edge; worth 500
dozen, Friday ........- 25c
Fancy Decorated Plates. Austrian.
French and German china. 500
different patterns TO select
from, worth soc. 75c and 9ac.
Friday .......... ....... Csc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13
lIues Up to $1.00, Tomorrow Csc

Royal Granite steoiware Stove
Pans. all sizes from Sx9 inches
TO lexis and f7x17; worth 45c,
Soc. 75c and a5e. tomorrow 80.
........... ...s.........2 Dc
Quality Enameied Ware Sauce
Pans, white lined. worth 40c:
iomoIIoW sssssssssss...sE nE
2-quart Nickel Plated Teapots;
worth 90ci tomorrow 25c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13

NEW DANE" croTH 25e.
s0-inch New Dane" CLOTH an
other charming hslf wool cloth
IA hiSh favor for spring and
summer house garments. all
coiorr. cream and black price
Friday aud every other day, "A
yard ..sssst... ..tt...-.t.. Zoe
JAP SILKS, POO.
1Qriuch China aud Ihpnnrer NiisH.
in 60 different shades and FIST
black fallzH interested in fancy
work for Easter viii be glad 10
hear Of these at yard 2ao
SOC moaEEN FOR 25e.
Fast Black aud Colorod Moteeu
for drop skirts desirable eolora
the usually zoe sort FOR Friday
only yard .ss..t.,...., Zoe
WOOL CREPE. 25o.
gd-inch Crepe Alamo cloth.
pretty soft drapinE, half-waal
fabric. aud a great sellef. all
colorH and black. always Tire
same price here. "a yard 90. 2oe
$50 BLACK oRURADlNE. 25e.
BLACK Orenadlne in beautiful lace
stripe open work, can be used
over black or colufrd foundaz
tioua very effective. regular
value soc a yard Friday only
st.t. .rsHssst sHrsstttttsss5a zoe
$50 OATH TOWELS 25e.
Extra Heavy Double Thread
nleaehed Turkish Bath Towels.
large nlse. zasas. plain hsmmsa.
THE ia hig value az asG each.
Friday only ss.a.....s...t42 be
BEST zoe sHEETtNc. 2so.
prquot sheetiun II the best grade
made fnr wear the name and
quality il too we'll known to
need any comment, the bleach
"a % width 81 yards wide
We viii sell Friday only 2Se
3se WASH NOVELTY. 25o.
Hcfpoirt q nrW wash material.
looks TIE = Brussels Net. In
beautiful printed designs
laundefa perfectly makes an
extremely swell gown. good
value az sc. Friday only zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13

koyaI Granlte Steelware Muffin
and Corn Cake Pans. 6. s. . and
~ holes; worth 29c. S9c and
sec; tomorrow, choice. 25r
Galvanized Wash Tubs; worth
regularly 65o. tomorrow. 25e
Antitrust Extra Heavy 1i-quart
Pals; worth Csc. tomorrow
,....,.... ............."25e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13

Decorated Havlland China Cream
crs and Sugars. large size.
heavy gold edge and gold tipped
handles. worth $3.50 pair. Fri
day. each ...............21e
Gee. SOC aud zoe Decorated Fancy
China Cups and Saucers.
French. Bavarian and Austrian
china; Friday. choice. 25e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13

y" = y = ~" . ~
ChndTeuH erlpkled Lawn
Hats enI1rH pink blue
und white trimmed with
narrow lace regular val.
ur aoe special Friday
........#.........2 zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-13

Double Zinc ReYersibIe. w.
Boards: worth 45e; tomorrow
.......... ....ss.t.sss's' sfJN
Decorated Covered Chamber fSDN
extra heavy: worth ESQ., iomo'
TOW ...sss.s.s sssts.-''' A<v'
Iron Kettles. all sizes; worm :,
and soc; slightly rusted,
morrow ......s. ssss.''' 49,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-03
STREET CLEANING.
Order Issued Yesterday by City SAM
tary Inspector.

City Sanitary Inspector T. p. Sale
yesterday issued rules and regulations
which relate to the removal of garbage
from the various sanitary districts of
the city, and they will be observed and
enforced as far as practicable, and
each householder is requested to give
aid to the health authorities in their
enforcement. These rules will apply
from and after June 5th, next Mon
day.
Each householder is requested to
keep a suitable box or barrel on his
premises i'm which should be placed tin
cans, bottles, dead fowls cats, dogs.
light garbage, ashes, paper, etc, to be
kept in some convenient place near the
side or back entrance of the lot, the
contents to be removed by the garbage
wagon. Such other waste and accum-
ulation as would appear too bulky for
the box or barrel should be placed on
the street on the day of the week that
the garbage wagon is expected to pass
such street. A city ordinance forbids
the placing of trash on the streets on
Saturday, and provides fine of five
dollars for each violation.
The drivers of garbage wagons will
be furnished with whistles, which will
be used to give notice to the occupants
of lots of their arrival for the purpose
of removing the garbage from such
lots
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-03
A ROOSEVELT DAY.
The President Will Visit
the State Fair During
October.

Thursday of the State Fair, October
18th, will be the great North Carolina
and Teddy Roosevelt day. The
changing of the date of the President s
Southern trip from October End TO the
evening of the 18th makes it possible
for the State Fair to calendar for the
18th the greatest local event within the
memory of the oldest inhabitants
State Fair and the President. Thurs
day, happily, will be the pick day of
of the State an exceptionally conven-
lent opportunity to see Roosevelt. the
real Rough-rider, with the big grin
ming teeth, firm handshake and heavy
football, and it will also give TEDDY"
the privilege of getting a closer view
of the Tar Heel folks.
Doubtless this day will be extensive
ly advertised by the fair authorities,
and this matter will be considered by
the board, which meets with Presi
dent Horne and Secretary Pogue in
Raleigh next Monday The announce
ment of the Presidents visit will lend
added impulse to the pleasure features
of the fair and will probably have a
tendency towards the Improvement of
many exhibits, as he will want to see
the stuff of which North Carolina is
made.
1t was stated last night that i'm or
der to accommodate the vast crowds
that will rush to Raleigh Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday, hundreds of
passen coaches will have to be
brought to the State by the various
railroad companies.