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12 The News i Observer. SUNDAY July 23, 1800. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SHERWOOD HIGGS & CO.-Suranu i Clearance Sale. STRONAOH & SON'S. —‘He-No Tea, etc. L. RICHARDSON DRUG CO. —Kodak Headache Cure. DOBBIN & FBRRALL.—Oarpeta. BOYLAN, PEARCE & CO.—-Stubborn . Facts. A. B. STR ONAC H— Semi -An mu a 1 In ventory Sale. DARNELL & THOM AS.-Cheap Pianos. MICHIGAN MUTUAL LIFE INSUR ANCE.—Statement. ATLANTIC HOTEL.—Morehead, Cap tured. S. & D. BERWANGBR— Away Go tin* Neglige Shirts. THE WEATHER TO-DAY. _ Local forecast for Raleigh and Vicinity to 8 o’clock p. in: Rain today and Mon day probably in considerable amounts. Local data for Raleigh yesterday: Maximum temperature, 84; minimum temperature, 71; mean temperature. 78; total rainfall. .00 inches in twenty-four hours. v For North Carolina: Showers, and not so warm today; probably showers Monday; light east to southeast winds. CITY ITEMS. There was a Masonic pic-nic at Mill brook yesterday. A number of people went out to it from Raleigh. The holder of a claim against the penitentiary sends it in with the alti davit attached and writes: “I swear to this claim and attach the swear.” Wright’s Comet Band will play at Pullen Park Monday and Wednesday nights at 8:30 p. m. This will la* the first, appearance of this band before a home audience. The State Treasurer yesterday paid out $3,728.43 on penitentiary claims. This amount represents eight warrants, all of them having the prescribed afli davit attached. Rev. Dr. Simms, pastor of the Baptist Tabernacle of this city, is at Summit, Wilkes county, and writes back that lie is enjoying the rest very much. His pulpit will be tilled tomorrow by Rev. O. L. Stringtield at. 11 a. m. and ltev: J. D. McAlister at 8 p. m. A woman from near Morrisville. with two little children, yesterday applied for admission to the county home. She gave her name as Clark, wife of William Clark, who, she said, had deserted her for a woma.i bring at Clayton. She was sent back to ber home, it not being de oil ed a proper case for admission to the 'Home. On account of the imposition of the tvar tax and increase in the revenue tariffs, receipts at the revenue office here for the past year show an in crease of nearly a million dollars com pared with receipts for the year pre vious. Tile collections heretofore have been about $1,250,000. The past year they were nearly $2,000,000. PERSONALS. Miss Lehman left yesterday for More head. Mr. J. M. Broughton lias gone up to Round Knob. Miss Lulie Biggs yesterday returned from Morehead. Mr. YV. C. Petty, of Carthage, spent yesterday in the city. Miss Lena Y’ernou Powell has gone to Morehead to spend a week. •Senator Marion. Butler left for his home in Duplin county yesterday. Mr. Ed. YV. Pon arrived in the city yesterday afternoon from Smithlield. Mr. Joseph G. Brown and family left yesterday for Connelly Springs. Miss Hal Morson and Miss Elsie Haywood yesterday returned from Morehead. Mr. Pulaski Cowper returned yester day from a business trip to Asheville and other iM>ints. Mrs. C. B. W’right and her daughter, Miss Louise Bruce YY r rlght, are back from Morehead. Miss Mamie Norris is at YYayncsville ati ending a house-party giveu by Miss Anna 11.l 1 . Howell. Mrs. Y\\ 11. Biacknall has returned >o the city, nccompuuied by her sister. Miss Kate L. Overby, who will spend the sunnier. Mrs. E. B. Ha.vwood, Miss Lucy Haywood and Mr. Edgar Haywood left yesterday for Wrightsville beach to vis it Mrs. 1\ L. Bridgers. Messrs. John Stronach. Howard Thomas, Frank Stronach, Ed. Barbee and Arinistead 1 Jones yesterday went to Morehead to spend Sunday. Sujierintendent of Public Instruction C. H. Mebanc returned yesterday from Rock Hill, near Wilson, where lie spoke at an educational meeting yesterday. Prof. Joyner was also present. Mrs. YV. Y\ William'* and <diildren. of Goldsboro, are in the city visiting Mrs. YY’illiams’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Utley, on North Salisbury street. Miss Annie Scar boro, who has been visiting at the home of Mr. H. L. Wat son. returned to her home at Murfrees boro yesterday. Dr. John H. Is union. formerly of this city but now of Washington, passed here yesterday on his way to Pittslioro where his family is spending the sum mer. HOSPITAL AID ASSOCIATION. The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies llos|iital Association will lie held in the Supreme <<ourt building Tuesday afternoon. July 25th, at ti o'clock. MRS. YV. A. MONTGOMERY. President. MRS. F. A. OLDS, 'Secretary* Yesterday Admiral Dewey, accompa nied by Flag Lieutenant Briimley. took Addison C. Harris, the Uurbsl States Minister to Anstria-Hiingary. and his staff, in a steam launch to the Chateau of Miramar. Afterwards a baiupiet was given on board the Olympia in hon or of Mr. Harris. - “THESE cooifi HAVE CUT TO CO." SUMMER CLEARAHCESALEOFSEASONABLEGfIODS FORECASTING THE FUTURE. .* .1 .* m at HIGHER PRICES BOUND TO PREVAIL The Last week in July will go down in the Mercantile History of this community was one of Crushing Low Prices, and no page in its voiume will record greater bargains or more substantial values than crowd every quarter of our Store. A landslide of prices covers the whole slope of our possessions. Considering the advance and firm prices in Agents’ hands, it would appear SHORTED-SIGH I ED not to develop this unmeasured range tor profitable investment now within reach. Later, prices will rise and you will have to pay the advance. The pessimistic prices reached, are unlikely to recur in llistory again. Another case of Yard Wide, FKUiT OF THE LOOM J 1 ®*** VI BLEACHING. This is all and will be the last. Not more than 20 yards to one customer and none to dealers. . . Attention! Mothers* ALL THE BABY CATS ARE GOING TO BE SOLD. The most valmiblc article in the home is the baby, nml all mother’s pride them selves on having the tim-st baby caps: hut these caps will not sol next waiter so we are going ie close tnem out new at less than one-half price. They are divided into special lots. LOT ONE.—Baby Caps, made of Striped Lawn Mull with full niching of plain Mull. Also plain Muslin with small tucks finished with full niching edged with Val. lace. Usual value l»i and 13c.—special 6c. LOT TWO—Bal.y C i< 1 ful open work embrodiery. plain muslin with very fine straw tucks, edged with dainty nich ing of Val. lace wide tics. 25 and 30c—now redm-ed to 19c LOT TIIIIEE-Baby Caps, made of all over embroidery trimmed with real open Swiss Embroid ery, with full niching of Val. lace. Also Boys’ Tam O’Shau tor’s of all over Embroidery, bow of mull and full niching <of Val. lace. Reduced to 50c. —Spe- cial 39c. LOT FOUR—Baby Caps of the sheerest, daintiest mull and or gandie trimmed with Val. lace lace and straw tucks. All over embroidery and trimmed with real soft niching of footing and Val. lace, redu«*ed to 73c. and sl.oo—‘Sjpwial 69e LOT FIVE Beautiful Creations in Swiss and very sheer Organ die baby caps trimmed with very dainty patterns of Valenceinnes lace, baby ribbon and appliqued with lovely embroidery. Some plain mull with very fine straw tucks, hemstitched tics. Re duced to $1.25 an .50. —Spe- cial to dose the lot 69c. Sale of Ladies' Shirt Waists. As we expect these Shirt Waists to •‘sail" early so wc advise you to hi* on therwood tciggs & co. Raleigh Marble Works. Special prices on these and lots of other stock j ibs - Monuments, Tablets, Vases, Marble, or Granite. Write for our catalogues. COOPER BROTHERS, Proprietors, RALEIGH MARBLE WORKS, - - Kil< igh. N. C. STRONACH & SONS. HE NO- TEA. CHASE & SANBORN'S COFFEES. ROLLER CHAMPION FLOUR. W. C STRONACH & SONS', AGENTS FOR HOLLOWAY’S BUTTER. THE NEWS AND OBSERVER, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 23, 1899. hand. All waists now divided into two lots l’or (prick selling. LOT ONE.—Ladies’ Shirt Waists in Percale, Stripes, Figures and Plaids. Beautiful Styles and Colors. Blouse front, taunted yoke worth from 50c to 75c. To close tile Jot 3Dc LOT TWO. -Ladies Shirt Waists in Percale, Madras, White Pi que and White Lawn. Some with fancy black stitching across tin* front, also black lawn blouse "front and jaunted yoke. The colored waists with collars and • cuffs of same. “The garments are made with the Florette Waist Adjuster and Skirt Hanger”. These sold for 75c to $1.25. Take your choice at 69c The Last of the Sum mer Separate Skirts. A uch used and much needed gar ment is the Summer Crash Skirt Your choice now of any SI.OO Summer Jewelry. ) All the new novelties and latest fads of Summer Jewelry as soon as they ap pear soon find their place here, .lust a few hints of the new things. New line of link cuff buttons and studs. Plain and fancy. .25 and 59c Lorgnette Chains in black bead ’ and sterling silver . .25c„ 85c.. SI.OO New Lock Bracelets with Friend- ; • ship Hearts 23c Net bcrsole Bracelets in Sterling Silver 75c.. 89c., $1.50 New Stick 1 ms in tin* Four Leaf Clover, fancy leaf violets and colored stones effects ~loc and 25c. Lace Pins and Fancy Plus for tin* hair, in hard enamel and studded with assorted stoni's. Various designs 25c. and 30c. Latest .loveltics in Pompadour. Empire and Side v.ounbs, in black and .-hell. Plain and fancy ef fects. Prices 25c and 50c. Also new line of Hair Pins in Shell and Amber ..12 and 25 per doz On account of some repairs to be made in our store Au gust ist, we will either have to pack away or move almost everything in the store Rather than do this, we have decided to have some sacrifice sales during the next ten days. On Saturday and Monday we \y ill have a ioc sale of Ribbons, Flowers and Straw Hats. • • Besides this j* p cial sale, we will make big reductions Jn everything Miss Margin Reese, 209 FAYET'fEYILLE ST. RALKIiU. N. C. The New Grey Felts for Summer Wear. These stylish hats have only re cently ap|M*ared. and are rapidly growing in favor. They have the slanting crown, are trimmed with a soft band and a long fashionable quill of natural color tso popular now). They are suitable for the moun tains, for tin* sea-shore, for a golfing hat, for a wheeling hat, for a coaching hat, good, in fact, for general wear. Very becoming and give a “smart effect.” The prices art* $1.50 and $2.00 The New Crepons, Our new importation of French amt English Crepons that were placed on sale Friday. July the 14th, have been very much admired ami a great many skirts and dresses have been sold. Our customers say that they are the pret tiest and cheapest in the city and our success with the line proves that the prices and styles are right. Thev are SI.OO. $1.50. $1.75. $2 00. $2.50 PER Y.\RD. A great many have been sold by mail order. Are you interested? Shoes Were Never so Cheap. When these lots are gone we may wait long and long before conditions will make possible such bargains again. A year's supply for the family will la* a safe and paying investment. Oxfords worth SI.OO. now f0r.... 75e Oxfords worth $1.50, now f0r....51.09 Oxfords worth $1.75. now f0r....51.25 Oxfords worth $2.00. now for . .. .$1.50 Oxfords worth $2.50. now for ..$1.75 Oxfords worth $3.00, now for ..$2.09 Men’s Oxfords in viei, Russia, and Patent Leather, values $.”,.00 and $3.50. for $2.09 Men's Lace Shoes in Tan and Black \ iei and Russia Leather, valued at $2.30, for $1.75 Men l Black \ iei Kid. very special, worth $2.00, now $1.50 COBB & THOMAS CO., Sanford, N. O. Hard and Soft Wood Mantels, Moulu ings, Porch Columns and Turnings Stairways, Interior Snirh for buildings cburck work. B.V<mfl’te« furniithfnf YY’ANTEJ). —By newspaper man ami experienced literary writer, perma nent position oil weekly paper. May desire stock. Good reference fur nished. Address A., care News and Observer. Nun-ts WANTRD -Faithful persons t.i travel. Hil ary, stmiglit no m"re, t’o Jess, $ SO and expenses, deference. Encode self-ad Pressed »tamped enve'or e. A. J. Munson, S c’y, Cax ton building, Chicago. AWAY GO Tile NEGLIGE SHIRTS. According to custom we shall begin to-morrow our “Special Sale” of Negli ge Shirts. Behind precedent there is the urging power ol a too large stock —t hat closes our eyes to loss and shatters and shivers the prices on about 1,200 of the Choicest Neglige Shirts—and Best Values that ever re-enforced Man’s wardrobe. Six.es II to IS. YOUR PICK of all Neglige Shirts that have sold to last Saturday night for SL7.», •I*l.oO and 95 Cents. This price (05 cents) includes all the plain and fancy Silk Puff Bosoms. Madras and Percales, and a few stiff bosoms, the variety is immense now, the styles were pronounced the best shown here this season, the lit of every Shirt is and must be absolutely correct or your money goes back, and above all this Sale takes place now in the very time _\ou need these Shirts most. Make this your lirst business in the morning while tin* assortment is Best. Mail orders with money accompanied will receive our prompt attention. We take the privilege of calling a halt on this Sale at anv time. STRAW HATS. A short chapter, for we haven’t many—what we have is reduced 59 per cent, for the Men’s —all the Boys’ Hats (hat Mere 75c., SI.OO. $1.25 aud $1.50 now for 50 cents. , A few more of the Boys’ short Pants. Linen Suits, ages to 111, worth up to s.*> for $1.25. ANOTHER ADDITION FOR THE MEN. All the Spring Suits are reduced 15 per cent., except the Serges. Beginning tomorrow morning tin* Serges are Included in this 15 per cent, off Sale. Lots of other mark downs for summer lots that art* short in variety. Couie for voiir wants. ( > S. & D. BERWANGER, One Price Clothiers. A. B. STRONACH. SEMI-ANNUAL INVENTORY (AU GUST Ist) CLEARING SALE. dt ,* THIS WEEK dt dt ALL SUMMER FOOTWEAR. We only quote prices in the newest styles and best qualities Ladies’ Black, Tan and Chocolate. Kid and Vesting Top Kid Oxfords, $i 04, $1.1 3, $1.25, $1.29; smß, $1 44, si*7T si-84, $1 90, $2.02, $2.13, $2 42, were $1.50 to Ladies’ Pat Leather and Kid Sandals, 98c, $1.19, sl.lß, $1 44 to $2 03. were $1 25 to $2 50. Ladies’ Kid House Slippers, 87c to $1 18. Ladies’ Cloth and Kid Buskins, $1 04 to sl.lß. Clearing Sale Misses’ and Children’s Footwear. Everything in Summer Wash Stuffs at made prices. “stubborn facts. Few business people understand the true value of words. Exaggeration rules at large in advertising columns. The accurate advertiser suffers for the misuse of these columns. Remember that fancy never enters our advertisements,fand we always have the goods to back up our assertions. Bleached Muslin, yard wide, full weight. 4*7jc. Better grades 5,7. 10, 12*ke. Sea Island I I Brown. Good quality. 3%, 4. 4'/.. sc. Brown Domestic, extra heavy, white St ar AA. Gate City AA, and others, M-K, t o sc. Apron Ginghams, standard styles, 3 /■*!*■■ Better Grades. sc. Dress Ginghams, good styles. 4c. Best grades, T’/Lc. (’O'H'ONADIiS- For men’s Pants, neat stripes and checks, S 1-3, UK 12 , g. German Torchon Lace. The kind that Boylan. Pearce &, Co. ERNEST V. RICHARDS. Stained Glass Works SOUTH OTII ST., U ILMINOTON, N. C ’Phono Connections. Art, Stained or Mosaic glass for churches aud residences. \ Memorial Windows a specialty. kinks well and wears well, 10. 15, 20c. per dozen yards. Table Oil Cloth, 5-4 wide, best grade, 15c. Ladies’ Hose, black, brown and Bal briggao. 8 l-3c a pair. White Bed Spreads, full size, heavy weight. jK*arl edge, SI.OO each. Cnlured .Mulls, stock lately replenished. Your last chance. 2 , / I >c. per yard. Organdies, Batistes, etc., etc., for im mediate wear, sc. yard. TOWELS—The most compete line in the city. Large bath towels at 5 and 8 1-3 c. each. Prints and Calicoes, standard brands, 3 1 /*. to sc. yard. Boys' Clothing. The kind that stands the test of lear and wear is a : hobby with WHITING BROS. They were Doys once, and they know what it takes to stand a bov in the way of clothing. Boys’ Pants 25c., s*c. and <?oc. Boys’ Hats 10c. 25c. and 50c. Boys’ Suits 50., Toe., 51*1.00 and sl.oo. ST< >CK HOLDERS M EETING. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the News and Observer Publishing Company will Ije held in the offices of the company in the city of Raleigh on Wednesday. August 14th. at 5 o’clock p. m. JOSEPHUS DANIELS. President. 11. W. JACKSON. Secretary. Opium, Morphine, Whiskey If inter ested in the cure of these habits, write for mv book on these diseases. Mail ed free. B. M. WOOLLEY. M. I Atlanta, Ga. Sun