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m HAVE REDUCED a great many of our DressGoods and now will be the fa-

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time for you to think about getting you a new dress This lot is not a shopworn lot or damaged in any way but we will have to arrive very shortly a large and I

new line of goods and we have got to have the room These goods include a great Bv

SI many of our BEST GOODS and it is not a mere bargain as the word is comonly un-

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Ladies and Childrens Coats and Jackets Dress Goods18 Shirts Gowns and Kimonas at prices that will command your purse The best yard widew silk Taffeta that can be found at one dollar There is none better than this

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BLANLETS and COMFORTERSm A ew suggestions for evening wear may be acceptable to you right now 1i-

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ANYTHING THAT CAN BE UNO I THE DRYGOODS WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND ON OUR COUNTERS5

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NEGRO SHOOTS TWO WHITE MENt

Kills Policeman and Wounds OfficersAssistant

Charlotte N C Jan 3Rural Po-liceman

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S E Cole of Belmont Park-a suburb of this city was shot an i

r killed by a negro named Will Springsnear a negro church-

H R Nabors a machinist and Colessoninlaw was shot but the extent-of his injuries is not yet known Thenegro became engaged in a quarrelwith another negro who went for the

3 officer The latter drey his pistol andordered the negros hands up Springs

I put up one hand and with the otherdrew his pistol and fired on Nabor

4 who fell He then shot Cole through-theL neck The officer died in three

K minutes Nabors regaireI conscious-ness in a few moments an fired on the

r negro who fell and then regained hisiyJ feet and escaped

A posse with bloodhounds is in pur-suit and the negros early capture is

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ank Noweski wife and seven chil ¬

dren have been burned to death atMorris Run Pa

Mrs Sarah Ann Palmer Conklirgi ageOO died suddenly at Saratoga N

Y She was the daughter of Joh-nlr Palmer a revolutionary soldier

The Phoenic Line steamer BritishPrincess arrived in New York Monda-

jjf from Antwerp and brought 1100 tonsJ j of wheat and a large consignment of

< t> horses and birdsAndrew Carnegie has offered as a-

trNew Years gift to Baltimore the suma to provide a building forf t the Maryland institute whose homo

was destroyed by the great fire lastV February

F Jammed with passengers returningA from Brooklyn theatres two trolleytf< cars have come together in a rear

< end collision in Jerolmon street besidepY a shaft of the subway Several perss sons were slightly wounded

If The Atlantic Transport liner Mlnme-v

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hha has sailed from Southampton fora New York with Captain Nelson and3 Rife and five members of the crew of-

the schooner W R Chester picked up-

Ali midocean by the steamship AngiocWlian I

Charles Ayers of Mobile Ala well I

Sbownand well connected shot him I

death In a suburo of that city-8e left home apparently In a contented

ite of mind and no cause Is known 1

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Wolves are becoming hungry in Mi-ller S D In several instances theyhave come close to town John-son

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has caught two in a steel trapOne ventured to his kitchen door atdusk to eat with the dog the eveningscraps from the supper table

Application for a receiver for the Da-

vis cotton mills Fall River Massha sbeen made by counsel for the

i stockholders before Judge Fox in theI Bristol county superior court It

expected that a decision on the appealwi net > e announced before Tues ¬

dayVs c nIy Irank Wayland Higgins

of nit 11 A as formally inauguratedis tht I t ghth governor of thpstate of NJH York The ceremonieswere elaborate and were not endeduntil late in the evening The out ¬

door ceremonies were marred by adrizzling rain-

REFORMATORYI IS FAVORED

Carolina Penitentiary Directors MakeTheir Report

Raloigh N C Jan 4The peniten-tiary directors this evening filed theirreport with Governor Aycock showing-a

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net surplus of 120000 Included in j

this is GO000 of penitentiary debtbonds which were purchased by the

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directors-The other assets consisting mainly-

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cotton are estimated at the pres-ent

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market value several crops beingleft out of the estimate so as to off-

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any further slump in cotton But I

for the slump the surplus would have

Ibeen 150000 The directors statethey recommend that 50000 of the I

I debt bonds they hold be directed to iheestablishment of a reformatory for

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young criminals The governor apUJnV 1 this recommendation

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Price of Diamonds AdvanceNew York Jan tLocal diamond

dealers have been advised of an advance of 5 per cent In the cost ofrough stones making a total of 45per cent increase since 1901 Theraise has been made by the sellingsyndicate with headquarters in Lon ¬

don which is estimated to control 95per cent of the worlds output Fall-

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off of output in South Africa isthe attributed cause of the advance

Nashville Tenn Jan iThe fiftyfourth session of the Tennessee gener-

al assembly assembled here at noonMonday John S Cox of Sullivancounty will be elected speaker of thesenate and W K Abernethy of htehouse General W B Bate will suc-

ceed himself as United States sena¬

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Goes to Jail on Murder ChargeSandersile Ga Jan 4The com-

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trial of J T Garrett for thekilling of GL Muthis was held hereMonday and Garrett was remanded tojail to await the action of the superiorcourt It will be remembered that on

i Dec 1VJ in an attempt to arrest GarrettJ Mat bias was shot and died instantlyJ Garrett at the time received a slight

flesh wound in the right of his chestLater wniie attempting to escape he¬

ling piessed by a posse he was shot inI the this breaking the bone It wasI thought for several days that he would

die but now he has taken a changefor the better and will probably re-

cover entirelyI-

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BOY SAVES TWO WOMEN

From Death by Drowning in Icy Wa-ters of the Ohio

I Huntington W Va Jan 3Jamet-I

Collins a 16yearold boy saved hiJmother Mrs Louise E Collins andhis Aunt Mrs Cynthia Williamson bjpulling them from a houseboat as itfloated from the river bank into the I

icy water of the Ohio river hereMrs Collins who could swim struck

lout and had almost reached the bankwhen she was seized with cramps andsank Her son who had already rescued his aunt by swimmtng with onehand while Tie pulled her through thewater with the other returned and I

also saved his motherThe boar was drawn from shore into I

the river by the rapid rise

May Be Case of SuicideAtlanta Jan 3The police hav

been asked to make every effort tcfind Clara Belle Brantley a young woman aged IS who has mysteriouslj

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disappeared from her home Xo 10Vindsor street Her relatives believeshe has committed suicide and tha I

her case will prove to be similar tc j

that of Sophie Kloeckler who drownecherself in the lake at Lakewood lasi j

summer It is said that the girl wavery despondent and that she hacl-made statements which now induceher relatives and frfends to believeshe has taken her own life-

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MAN RETURNED TO LIFE

His Funeral Had Been Preached andWas in His Collin

Jefferson Okla Jan 4 Nat 12n FChidister is announced by the attend-ing

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physicians out cf danger althoughhis funeral was preached two daysago and his body was in the coffin j

ready for burialChidister was rtrsons dead and all

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terment were completed Just beforestarting for the cemetery the under-taker removed the coffin lid that thefriends might have a last look at thedead man

The underside of the lid was moistI and it was discovered that Chidister

was breahlng Physicians wer esumI mone1 4 he is jetting wen

PLAN TO HOLD COTTONI

I Form 10000000 Company To BuyI 2000000 Bales

Meridian Miss Jan tAt a calledmeeting of the board of trade hereresolutions were passed indorsing aplan by S A Vitherspoon to arrange-to organize a stock company to becalled the Southern Cotton companywith a capital of 10000000 to pur ¬

chase 2000000 bales of cotton at 10cents per pound and take it off themarket and hold it till next season laorder to relieve the cotton situation-

A mass meeting has been called herefor January 10 to further discuss CIaplan and to take definite action in thematter

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Irvine Case Has CollapsedPhiladelphia Jan toThe develop-

ments yesterday m the controversybetween Rev J X W Irvine the de-posed priest of the Episcopal churchand Bishop Ethelbert Talbot of thediocese of central Pennsylvania In-

dicate that the case of Dr Irvineagainst the bishop has entirely col-

lapsed¬

J Frederick Jenkinson forI

the presenters is said to be on hisway to St Louis with a statement for I

Bishop Tuttle presIdtng bishop of theEpiscopal church asking leave to withdraw the presentment against Bishop I

Talbot and requesting permission to I

make a new presentment

Jewish Rabbis In SessionNew Orleans Jan tRabbis from

various parts of the south are gather-ing here today for the sessions of thesouthern rabbinical conference Itwill cover four days and many impor ¬

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tant papers with respect to the wel-

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of Judiasm will be read Amongthem will be a paper on the Developmeat of Jewish Charity During thePast Fifty Years by the HebrewCharities of the world PresidentMax Field of Memphis will preside-over the conference An elaboratesocial program has been arranged Therabbis will assist in the dedication ofthe Isidore Newman Manual Train-ing school and the golden jubilee ofu < Jewish Orphans Home

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I DO YOU Need Eny fURNITUREYe have a large stock and will sell you cheaper for cash thanyou can buy anywhere else in the state Try us and seeGoods sold on the installment Plan Part cash and balance in I

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iMoney Orders ReceIve Prompt Attention-If Yon Cant Come Write to Us for Prices

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ofhave a lot of bargains that ifc will pay you to take

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CLEARING OUT SALEI

Of all Winter Milliuery

AT COSTI Mrs Tompkiiis tviil sell all kinds of Winter Millinery bari gains from Dec 1 January 1 1905 Bargains in prices in fine fgoods Closing out Sale Thirty days bargains All winterj stock sold in that time or less if possibleI Mrs L T TompkinsOppo-

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