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Waaws ; VOLUME XXI. KIW BIRNI, CRAVIJi lull MY. V 1 . FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 18. 1898 - -SEtuND .nRCTIoN M V B t K 70 IH SHU CAPITAL. Granl Celebration of D: niccrats Ai RaleiiL Negroeg Watched 1'arnde With In teiVit. Oil Portrait!) Older, d. Holloa Blames llntler for Election Rettuli. Report of State Schools. Journal Huriuu. Rahioh. N. C. November, 1(1 f A perfect day and night 24 hours ago la followed by a steady down pour today. It almost seems that the cloud passed away for 2? hours to give success to the biggest demonstration ever witnessed in this city, and one that will never be for gotten by those who witnessed it. The speeches were fine, and the orderly crowd was finer still. It looked at one time as if there might be some trouble here for two fl re alarms were sent in. It was though nothing, one w as the acci dental burning of some of the banners, etc , on the Triumphal Arch that caught as the torches passed under, and the other was a false alarm. In spite of the fact that there had been a warning given the negroes to keep off of the streets last night, that the Democrats would do them harm, (this warning was given by Uepublicans) there were quite a number who were out, nnd a good many were in the parade. The Sons of the Revolution at their annual meeting yesterday decided to order oil poi trulls of Alfred Moore and James Iredell, both prominent in Revo lutionary times and thai Junius Davis, Esq , present these portraits to the Su premo court from the Society of Sons The President of the society is Dr. P. E. Mines of this city. hepublican Chairman Holton no says he knew a month ago how things would go on November KUi and .declares the great ni'stake of his party was in forming a co-partnership with Marion Huller. The Slate Superintendent of Public Instruction in his inula I report will say that the public school fund paid to while teachers this year is 4ol,474, and to negro teachers $3i7;ll)5, and for white school house 3d.(it, and for negro school houses $10,507. The amount paid for city schools colUcte 1 under the gen eral school tax, and nut under special taxes is f:t 1,4!)). '1 lie total for Hchools is f(j.)i,8.j(), ami there is a balance on hand of T18.-),5D4. There are 412,14:1 while and 200,788 colored children of school ng. The average attendance of both races at school is only 110,(17? while and .W,.p)48 negroes. Already 70 seals in the House and 80 in the Senate have been selected by members. Al ono time it was suggested that seals be diawu by lota but that idea was given up and the old way prevails. The wedding of Mr. Thomas Ashe and Miss Mannio Branch Jones is announced for November ilOib. Mr. Ashe is the son of Capt. S. A. Asho and hU bride olect is the eldest daughter of Mr. Armstcad Jones, the chairman of the Wake county Democratic convention. SETTLING AFFAIR - Trial lHr(ri Wllrolallai, old uiTniaia B laalBf. Krarrtbia tali. Wilmington, N. C. Nov., 1.1 The negro Thomas Low, ho tired upon the Wilmington Mgbt Infantry from "Man hallan Park," after the first outbreak of last Thursday' conflict bad bicn quelled and realy precipitated one of the moil erlom features of the race war, was brought before Mayor Wathlull fur pre liminary bearing today, and committed under a heavy bind for trial In tne Criminal Court. Evidence showed that be fired the shot from ambush, thrtw us pistol under a near-by bouae and boasted to a folio Degro that be bad "gotten one of tho wbltt rascal". Mayor Waddell said I xlsy IU t negro refugees are reluming slowly. Tba special ru n a rs find It vory bard to dUsuade. tbeat (thai tb Idea thai if ibay comt back 10 tba oily they will I hot or olhsrwlss severely treated. Tba negro tod fusion oil officials art r Ifnlng The negro metnbei of Ibe Board 'Of Andit tad Finance raslgaad today. Toalgbl (U oer Alderman elected auooatsor f jr aim si over office bolder of tbf fusion negro regime, and those who war nut elected tonight wilt b else I aw. tomorrow night. It U tb avowed parpoto of tho boar J. to tarn down every , city emptor who ba In the leatt favor d the noMtlf O'nnbrown mlna. The eliy U tborooghl ojaint now. Tba bar-rooms will bo opoaod at noon tomor row (of the flrst lima tinea lb St p In I ant mmrnt 1 Wm. Lormx, KoTtmbof l4.nsnor cli culated nan to day Ibat the A twice Hoot mm on tu point ot tutting for Xnrop caused f itnl iclteaaent In com- mtrclal elrcleo. V , Tbt Daily Orapblo mym "Tbo Ppan lah IswtbM Ww ordered I bn prepnrad fof.tUa renewal of boallllilaa, and Vha fnru In tba Canary Islandi ar Wing rap ilty ntanned. KXTB IBSSIuN TALK. C(miniaD Larlw-r, Of blr, SliD-rKaiitl How Oat II Be ATnllt.d. ! Washington, November 15 Hepre-seu'&liv.- I.orinier, of Chicago, said this afternoon he could not sec how an eitra ses-ion of Hr- Kifly sixth Congress could ( v ery well be moided. Mr. Lorimer is of tho impression that the coming session , will lie devoted nlniost exclusively to the ' consideration of appropriation bills and J cnrienl lei-laiion. and the tiuie will be i totally inadtquute for dealing vviili such questions as i lie government of Cuba, I'orto ltico and the Philippines, l be adjustment of the war laves anil t lie tniiff, anil oilier nmtteis of equal im portance. Consequently, he believes no attempt will be made lo act on them during iho coming session, but they will bj pcruiilted lo go overuutilafier March 4, when an extra session will be called to consider them. Mr. Loriiner did not think tl at the tariff would be touched at this session, but said it might be well to investigate its workings and see if it was producing all the revenue properly expected from it. He did not believe Congress would appoint a com mission to investigate be conduct of th ; war. All the complaints which lime been made and the sensntional charges exploited bad been discounted by the results of the election. The people have shown, he said, that they did not believe the charges and were satislied with the conduct and results of the war. Conse quently there was no demand for a con gressional investigation, and he consid ered it woul.'. be a waste of time to huve one made. Mr. Lorimer was c'peciaPy well pl";iscd with the result tif I lit? cirri ,u in l Imai. "In acoihin v witli a hernial tnaj irity of 20,000 licpiili.icau voles we c tu i ied fojr districts this e;tr, ;i .-iiinM two in IMI'i The distiiits aie arranged mi as lo put as many Republicans as possible in two districts were tlie combined majority was about :"", uOO Ut-puliliri.nr. That leaves lu 1.1,000 short in the icniHin ing disti icts ol tiie coun y. Yet in two of three di.iiii.i-, we owre-inie the Re publican majority and circled our candi date for Congress.' Mr. Ijorimer said be did not know what wus l he opinion of ilie inciiilicis of the louse and Senate reurdi'iir I be holding of the Philippines, hut be be lieved the people to be o urn helmingly in favor (if retaining every inch of grou nd taken in the iale war, and this was bis sentiment, lie suggested that during the next two years it would be a very- good time for the Republican party in Congress lo take borne liu'il action in liuancial legislation. Willi the Senate, House and Executive nil Krpulilii an he believed there was an oppm lunil y lor' the government to place hseli on leconl by ollicially adopting the gidd siainlaid and thus fettling the ij ik-hI i u lor all time to come and preventing!! lepelition of the silver outbreak ol IWill m the panic of iwi;j. While the country is pi actu ally on a gold standard basis now, he lhinl.s it should come out sUaiely in favor of it by some action of Congress. Tt-rrnH f.iinl. Wasiiinotos, November 15. Captain McCalla, who has arrived al Cat Island and inspected ibe wrecu of the cruiser Maria Teresa, ca'ded to-day from Nassau as follows: Arrived on the Potomac. The Vul can is al the scene of the vreck. O.i arrival took charge of Teresa and hoisted Hag. After careful examination of the stranded ship and her situation and caieful consideration of instructions from the department, appreciating the great interest taken by the nation and government lu the fate of the This, I regret exceedingly to cxprets the opin ion that It li hopeless to expect to res cue Ibe ship. Craven. Illow, llohson and C 1 1 1 1 c in lc ii confirm my opinion ' Nunll tl'-ll Miillfiln. Wamiimiton, November 11 Th fol lowing dispatch has been t:ceived al the War Department: Manila, November 11, Secretary of War, Washington, Health condbloa improving-, only six dealbs In last eight days sick report decreasing. Flv- femtle nurses of the Red Croks are doing excellent work In hospitals here. Twenty competent fe male nurses wbo give strict attention lo work would render beneficial service. (Signed) Otis. Ill ! ! Npaln Maduid, Novao-LkV 16 The Hpanith gorernmrnt I advised thai Emperor William will arrive al the port of Mabon on Friday, at Carlhagena on Haturday, t Cad la on Sunday, nnd that ha will on aerve ibe trlcli Incognito. No hon or! Will be kbowu Tba fori an I Ger man warship will merely exchaugo the usual naval aalule. Tjjn aulborlllea will not hoard the llonenaollcrn. Ml h4arair. - Maduiu, November 18 According to OMnl-oRlclal autemenl bam Ibe Span Ian peaco oomnilnionerf will maintain tbelr nSlilodo In regard lo tho Philip pin llnvls, nnd will not accept the condition of tba United Rial. If tb dlacolott do not re mm to lb limit Of In protocol, m kwd by th Hpao lard, th Spanish eommlfilooer bav coctJadi not to (tgn treaty of poaoe. It If loaned frota h Mm aonro that oonpleto ecoord prttall between lb Bpaalsh fovernmeal and if pcact nmialiontr. Sad Case of Defeated Ike Obituary on the Dockerjs. Two l.juchlngs In this State. Three (om panics to Master Out. Lily White Republican Party. Journal Bi rkat. ) Raleigh, N. C, November 17. i State Auditor Ayer, says that there will be an increase of about $1H,000 over last year as the money available for pen sions, giving about $125,000 for pen sions. This does not mean though ibat there will be an increase in the individ ual pensions, for there are many appli cations on file that will be given pen sion. During the past year 4H pensioners have died. The defeated candidate for solicitor in the 1st district, Ike Meekins, is here and has lots to say. Among other wild say inijs is the one that (lovernor Russell will shortly call the last legislature in session to declare that the election of November 8, 1H)8. is null and void. One of the most ludicrous things print ed since the result of the election was known as an obituary written' by Mr. W. K. Long on the three Dockerv's, O. II. Dockery, Sr., (). II. Dockery, Jr., and Claudius Dockery. It ends with the fol lowing lines: "l!y the turbulent vvaiers of the awift Pee Dee, Old Oliver is laid lo rest. White Supremacy gave him a punch And Bellamy did the rest. EPITAPH: Ticad softly round this sacred heap, II guards ambitious restless sleep, The greed for place did ne'er fon-ake 'em, Don'l mention ollicc or you'll awake 'em." This may be a little premature as it is said that Congress may give the seat to Oliver II. Dockery, Sr., instead of. I. I), lieilaniy the Democrat, who beat Dock ery in bis district for Congress. I iiirin ; the'' last two weeks tnere has been two lynchings within this Slate One was within about HO miles of Raleigh and the other up in the extreme west. There remains only three companies of the Second North Carolina regiment to he mustered out of service. These are the Wilmington company, the Tarboro and (lieenville companies. This week will finish up these, and then on the 25lb the regimental officers will be mustered out here in Kaleigh. It is said that Dockery, Republican, will contest the seal in Congress with Bellamy, Democrat. That is in the lilh liiitricl. Harry Skinner, Populist, will contest the seat from the 1st District, and Richmond Pearson, Republican, f rom the 0th. The "Lily White" Republican party project is growing. A meeting will probably be held in Asheville soon look ing to the forming of such a party. It is believed that Senator Pritchard will favor an educational ipialitication which will eliminate the ignorant negro voter. 1 1 is said there is only one Slate officer wbo opposes an educational qualifica tion. Some people say a well arranged election law will do as well as submitting the question to the people at the polls next August as a constitutional amend THAT CIGARETTE STOCE. Nr. Dull rirbuniH III Ibrrk rr KlOO.eOO mr II. tollf-cr, Froplr Hlrnt. W'inston, N. C , Nov. 10 At the nint h session of the Western North Caro lina Melbodlsl Episcopal Conferei.ce convened hero today President Kllgo made a report on Trinity College. He said that an effort to secure endowments for colleges from the church al large has failed. Washington Duke came to the help of Trinity, lie has given largely In buildings, improvements and eudowu nient Trinity has property and endownment lo tho amount of $.124,000. Tbe college owes 40,000, which leaves $488,000, of which 20O,900 ha been" given daring the I ant three year. There are loday in Trinity 100 atudenU, of whom 143 are In the collegiate department. Dr. Kllgo then explained Mr. Duke' gift ofSIO hares In American Tobacco Company, about wblcb there haa been no much controversy for n year or mortfT Tbe question wn dlacuaaed thoroughly and Dr. Kllgo waa naked a number of ques tions II ttated Ibal Mr. Duke changed hi donation about Beptember 20th Key. J. It Bcroggt member of the Hoard of Trustee of Trinity. Hated thai the board received a check on September lid for 1100,000 front Mr. Duke to take the place ot lh tnttlock. Thl amount baa not been Invaded, but Mr. Dak la paying th college 8 per eent Interval on it and will oonilnn lo do to nnlll the money It In v a ted. Dr. Kllgo tald It tu humlllntlnf fir biro lo defend u good t nun at M kntw i Mr.Dnkctob. II bet bo faithful tmkwrof lb thurck fof Jiiy-tlgbt ar. . - I Ahtr Mvtral nappy rnnurkt by prtachera, tbqnatlon which And threat ened the pot of th Met bod fat cbnron wa amicably nOjutltd to lhtntlr i I fact Ion of very tMaibtr of , th con fm, ,'i - . Dl.-OBDG IN CCBa. trfrt Sllrn la Ba Blal ua Kill verl aamai Clllsrua. Sa.vtiaoo de Ci ha, Novemtjer 11 Ad Incident occurred last night at Sai; Luis about twenty Ive miles nana of Santiago, which caused a great deal of 111 feeling among the Cubans and con sidcrable annoyance among Tbe I'nited Slates military officials here. All the colored regiments are encamp ed in the neighborhood of Sun Luis They were sent there virtually to gel them out of the way because of ihe diffi culty experienced in managing llieni The colored officers seem to have little or no control over their men and officers and privates are often seen drinking to gether. Tbe trouble liegan last evening in an attempt to arrest two soldiers for abus ing a Cuban workman and stealing his hog. The outrage was committed on the Nornias sugar plantation. Lieuten ant Jose Ferera, chief of General Wood's gendarmes, attempted lo make the ar rest. The soldiers who belonged to the Ninth Imniunes escaped. So in after this the colored men, wearing the uni form of the I'nited States Army attacked the house w here Lieutenant Ferera was, and kept up a regular fusilade, killing Lieutenant Ferera and Antonio Roman, an old man: Eniilo liettran, a boy of seventeen, and a baby, and wounding seyeral others. Two soldiers were killed in the atTray. The colored officers all denied that their men were implicated in the affair, in spite of ev idence to the contrary. After an unsatisfactory attempt to get at the facts of the case over the w ires, General Wood adjourned his inquiry until this morning, when he left on a special train for San Luis. At :l o'clock Oeneral Wood returned reporting that after a long investigation he had come to the conclusion that all the colored regiments were more or less mixed up in the alTray. He has offeied tl.001 reward for the names of the men who did the shooting and before leaving San Luis he read the colored officers a severe lecture for denying last night that their men were implicated. Eye wit nesses of the affair who arrived here dur ing the course of the day, say thai two gendarmes who were wounded arc ex pected to die. SPAIN AND AMERICA. Thl I'liiitilry T li 4. Ouly One itinl im.vh For Conqurrnl Ttrllory. Wasiiinotos, Nov. lit A3 Ihe peace commission ut Paris has adjourned until Saturday the apprehensions of a rupture will remain in abeyance until that date at any rate. There is still a confident feeling in offi cial circles thai Spain will finally give in, bill if not the mailed hand of war will not be long in constraining her. 1 1 is con sidered thai Spain ought lo be only too grateful Ibat the United States is willing to allow any money consideration even if ever so little. It was recalled loday at the Slate De partment as an interesting historical fact that of all nations the I'uiled States has been the only one to pay for ceded territory. In all wars ancient or modern, the conquerors have taken everything available without scruple, and all losses or acquisitions of territory have almost without exception been the immediate result of war. The I'nited Slates furnishes the most n )table exception, as the Louisiana, the Florida and Gadsden purchases were all made in a lime of peace. We al-o have Ihe exceptional distinction of paying for land already won by the right of con quest, as we did with Mexico in t tie case of California, and as Is now proposed in the case of the Philippines. Spain, of all the nations of Europe, In far In the lead in the cession of territory wiihout compensation as the result of unsuccessful wars. From the time of Philip the Second, or for more than three centuries, Spain has one afler the oilier parted with her valuable possessions without the suggestion of compensation until in the present negotiations w 1th this country. TO tl'IK (VLB IN OUR DAT Take Laxative Uromo Quinine Tablets. All druggist refund the money If ll fa.Ur lo cure. 2.1c. The genuine ha L. 1). Q, uii each tablet. TUB RIARUTS. Yesterday's market quotation! fumlab ed by W. A. Porterficld & Co. Oommiaaloo Brokers. Nw Yiiii, Noveinlier 17 STOCKS. Open High. Low. CU BiiRar 1J3 lUi 1 UII Am Tobacco . . . I8 1ST 188 C. M. A 0 1 1 Ut 1201 110 1204 8u p m us! list us ; Peoptra tias.... IO0J 107 10fl, 10T (t)TTON. ()rn. Illjrli. low. Clos Jsnusry 5 20 5.10 (17 ft 10 CHICAGO MARKETS. WRkAT OpB. High. Low. Close Daormbrr.... M d J Mi Wl Coi DsMoilwr..... Hi ? tli t?t May 3 18 83 IS CoastlptUlos pmtnU tk body froca rladlof ItsaKot WM.aoatttt. DWUt' Ulll tarlf Klsara will rmor Ua trovblw 14 r Sick jlsadacba, . BuV loosDsa, loactlrt Llrir ta4 tlaar tb Compkjtlo. Basil, igaraolat!, Wl g'rlpaot oaa iaosta. F Daffy, - . A C LB IN SWEEP. Vn fH .. II ..l.l, Oltlrr In Mil nlB(lB. lJiritr Fullrr I'urrr. WlLMi.v.ToN, N. C , Novrrnbri 1 ' There Is now not a negro holding u pos; tion under ibe city administration 1 , -1 . I'nder the Republican regime up to recent dale there were fourteen n-r policemen, including one sergeant, bat when Mayor Waddell and his Demociatu board of aldermen went into office hv ihe remarkable turn thai affair- took I11-1 week the negroes were dropped troin tin police force anil other positions. Two of the companies of ihe paid tire department continued lo be m unied h negroes, bill this afternoon ihe hoard ol aldermen met anil di-coni iinn .1 thi ii services. Sixteen negro lirenien went overboard anil white men wire elided in their places. For I he lirsl lime since November 0 the saloons opem d today al noon. Hi t in day of the election aud the subsequent days of Ihe race contlict not a drunken man was lobe seen in Wilmington, in Consequence of I lie precaution of closing the liquor establishments. The situation here is quiet. A well organized police force of seventy-live men is keeping excellent order since tin withdrawal of Ihe Iroops. Mayor Wad dell and his aldermen are getting things in good condition, and already they are instituting wholesome reforms in all de partments. Mayor Waddell is receiving basketstul of letters from all States of the I nion. Most of the letters congratulate him, others threaten him, and some are alms ive. The mayor throws the ugly letter in the stove and treasures the others. Negro refugees are returning from the woods more freely. A cold, drizzling rain is forcing many of them to seek shelter in the city, despite their fears ol the white man's gun. A squad of police mounted on h.11,1 back is to be put into immediate sei v ice. Baking Powder Made from pure x cream of tartar. Safeguards the food against alum. Alum baking powders art the greatest menactrs to health o( tbf present day. ROVAl BAKING POWORCO.. NEW YORK. Italian Bees. I have (ill Slocks ot Italian Hits in two kIoiv Patent Hives lor -.ie. in i -tod. oi mote, l.ovv for ( ash. '!'. .1. l'.AX IT.lt. New III me, N . I . a Cotton Bagging! a Mi- New Arrow Ties ! 1(1,000 yards Jute IIhckiii nml Mo lluiiillea Ties Seed ltye, Wlient all I l'i:-. r: 111-. .11 Clover and Millet: Jl'ST UECKlVf.l.. AND Knit HAI.K AT i C H AN. B. 1111,1, j Kssl Side Muik t Dock. 1 Ni w II. no . N C (PojfejL Insurance : Company : of : America, Home Office : Newark, N. J. John F. Dryden, President. As.ttl Jul) I, in1.)!!: $20,021,i:i7.0l Itcome IU97: iDxorince Wrliico la 18!)7: 9143,000,000 TI1K PRUDENTIAL BTANIM PAN1E3 OF TUB WORLD. I Y 0FKK1H ALL THAT 13 00UD IK L1FK 1N8URAKCK, ,AND UNDER THE BEST CONDITIONS. 1. ; rOtt PAHTICULAPS, AITLY HrL, H0LL0WELL"Qencra! Agent, , noOUt, TLANTEUS DC1LDIS0, m R COUNTRY We d. sire tu say that we have I .1 I n for the FALL AXD W IN I K li 1 I; 1 1 K . f ihe L irgest and Beat Assjrted Jilocki of GROOERIES AND PROVISIONS, to hk found in new bkkne, A'd He res, icci fully ask for 11 Urger Share of jour patronage. e liiiv in large iii iiiiitu-s fiom lirst lianda and pay no middle tneii's profits ami are therefore prepureil to sell you as low aj any one. We .'i.ive j 11 co:ii;,eteii .1 lot of nice STABLES and a large """ shed to Hiiclter yo'tr vehicles, which you are welcome to u- Wli. n you noine to 1 lie city licfoi.' buvinir your (Ironcrics. Respectfully, kmumm w uwyAW. grocers, 7S Broad Street, IVEW BKItVK, BT. 0. Worthy Goods at New Silks. (iiMxl silk news. Sonur slrikinlv huniUuiiH designs with lasl shipments. Illack liL'iiietl grounds with colored dol, !M, . Two toned satin ctl't ds. !i-V. IChji y TnlMas, half ii; !i at; ips, 'i ".. i iiion N'k, in lunry Htiipes mil ch.-cU, .Mir. I)l'H j00tls. ; l.i unit-I ihimiIm-i t I p:ittriii hin-tli. nmiTl i nl.ii pxM nnd trxtun-", $ I 00 ,ni. I I 'St per val d. i0 iui-h twill hack clot lis in hliu k, st a ph'ih.ik !-hads and new ir ns and Mm--. i no. ; ii.rh i lain Mack hrillianlincs, spec al a i u i , two ji adt s, ,i.h- and IN'. li.- Ii hur d 1 lat k liiilliant ine-, sp i cial va'nc. o.jc. Household Linens. A full and uniform line, eneli item hc lecieil on its worth, lleinnic at 2'ic nml runniiii; tliiotili to f I 75 er vard. Note some prices. No :'.u:i rK inclica Illeaclied Dauiask, jric. "is im lies ltlenched Damask, 2 patteniH No ito li.t incites Itleaclied Dama.sk, I'llc. li:t inclii h Hleaelieil D.iuiak, ?.V. No : K ) 70 inches, half Hit ached Dam n -I,. -1 .i i l.. I. .".Or. Towels. J. iv - ii . I,, s, 1 1 in ii hock al.ack Tow eU r.'tc. JUt! !. -ii i n. t .1 Inn k a hack T'.wela, 1 '.r '."jKt! in lies. fiinnel huck-a-hack I', ,:.. I .. lit! IN THE FK0ST OP TUB GREAT UPB 1N3UEAKCE ' C0U 10 . mm Itjti't Fail to oxarnine our Stock HI Reasonable Prices Ladies Underwear. White H it wool, (!)() pr-r cent, wool) Vests nnd P.mts, our heaviest garments. $1 on. Similar jjoods, Hill per cent, wool), 73c. Natural wool mixed Vests, limited .U.inlil v. .special v .due, .V)c. Very heavy cream all cotton rib vest, '-Joe. Children Underwear. Chili lien's wool veats nnd pants, t)0 per (.filwoli sirs '.'0 to :;, from OUc to 7-je. (.hildren'a all cotton, flat vents, nniu uiil value, sizes IS lo ;!2 from 10c to 25c. Infanta line wool nh vesta, open all w ;iy down. M'ice 117 . t liildren's Mmm s. There is no better shoe to he had lit Ilia prices than the "Codmaii" shoe. Solid leather i. ud thoroughly iioneat in every way. No 202 ("hilds Kid Dutton, spring heel, stock tip, 5 to 8, at 50c. No lfll Child's Kid Button, spring heel, 5 to 8 at 7.ic. 1 fit) Minxes Kid Button, spriDg heel, Hi to 2 at $1 2.7. Child's Tan Button or Lace, spring heel. 5 to 8, at f 1 00 K to 11 at 1 25. Separate Nklrt. This collection deserves the attention of every w oman in the city. Two special values, Black Brilliantloe Skirts. 2 00 and 3 00 Black flKurcd Brillisnllne HklrU, trimmed with ;i rows mohair braid, special II .70. Black Cheviot and Cloth Skirts. 4 CO and 4 VI. Surplm JbIt 1, 1898: $5,02784 Inmrnce io Force 1897i 9303,117,500 Pil4 Pollcj Bolderi tl Due: $31,000,000 tNKr, liF.nNF, N. C.
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