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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-08-13

WreCkage from
the big sale in the
shape of remnants
odd lots and tail
ends from every
department have
been rooted out,
tiCketed and mark
ed at prices to
close them with a
rush. It's a fitting
wind-up for the
big selling
event of our his
tory.
A few days will do
the business and sharps
the word.
Remnants Of dress goods,
nothing wrong with them the
last few yards of the piece cost
us: Just as much as the first. Co
ing to sell them at a sacrifice
though. They litter the stock.
Good pickings here for the
child's fall school dress, and
why not look ahead a bit; by
so doing save dollar.
Price of each remnant in
plain figures. They are all
spread out on the counters and
you can make an easy selection.
Remnants of 80 in. wide
vale, black and blue storm
serge to go at 4Sc. the yard
A few shirt waists, new
styles, laundried, some with
collars attached, others detach.
ed, to 60 at 39c, each.
Remnants ofapron ginghams
4c. yd.
Ingram carpet remnants, 1
yd. square, 16c. each.
Bargain prices in table oil
cloth. Remnants, 1t and II
yds. wide.
Ladies' gingham aprons, 1Oc.
each,
Rustic lining, black and
drab, &c. yd.
Cambria Innings, all colors,
4c. yd.
Dress drilling, &c. yard.
Boys outing shirts, 16c. ca.
Carpet binding, 1Oc. piece.
Bicycle bells, 45c. each.
Electric cycle oil, 4c. bottle.
10 quart tin pals, 12c. each.
5 quart tin pals, 7c. each.
Wash boards, 10c. and 24c.
each.
Mason jars, pints Soc, quarts
5Sc. and 2 quarts, SOC. doz.
Jelly tumblers, 28c. doz.
TIE BROADWAY Cash Store,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-08-13
A. Desirable Business Place For Sale.

The large three story brick store
building lately occupied by J. R.
Schuyler & Co., as a hardware store
for sale on reasonable terms by J. H.
Maize Esq, Attorney. Office Lock-
ard building corner Main and Centre
streets. If.
Real good property in Espy for
sale cheap. 1t is desirable residence,
large lot, and plenty of fruit. Apply
to ]. H. Maize Esq.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-08-13

JONAS LONGS sens
WEEKLY CHATS.
WIRES BARRE, Pa,
August IS, 1896.
&so 1t costs but /:
R cents to trave
!: :: :: :" : !: !: !: !:
I&7SS from your hom.
ARSNNNWHSAW To- our store
WNSeNXglEgSJIY drop us a lette
NSANEEE containing you
MX Gy order and TN,
III same care l.
- W taken viii, it a..
ifyou were here in person; cheaf
way oftravcling isn't it' Nc fuss
no confusion, no worry. We know
the weather is hot, so we'll tell yot
Of the way to save some none,
and get just the things you need
This week we offer all our nike
all wool Cheviots, plain and two
tened Mohair cords, plaids anc
printed warp Batiste dress goods
that arc worth from 2sc to sot
The yard at rsc.
Crepe Shepherd checks, home
spuns, Mohair and wool novelties
pure wool Serge all colors, Is
generally sold at 4oc to Csc the
yard. now 2sc.
Two bargains in Black Dres:
Goods includes IS inch all wool
French Dress Serge with fine twill
and special finish, real value 63c,
reduced to the yard SOC.
Also 81 inch black and Mohaii
Sicilian, note the width, was $I.2s,
reduced to Sjc you can dress
elaborately at these prices.
~ inch black Satin Duchess
Silk at 9Sc yard, seems impos-
sible, yet that is Our price for the
SI.5o quality.
All our finest quality Silks TO,
waists. that sold throughout the
season at $3.50 to $3.50, will be
closed out at oSc. A splendid
chance for your fall outfit.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-14
RatIey.Hearne.

Miss Rhoda LEARN Of bryan was uni.
ted In marriage to Mr. VIM Bailey Of
Hearn on the 18th inst at the resi-
dencC Of Mrs, Lewis, an aunt Of the
bride, Rev. Geo. l.. Clothier officiating.
Miss Rhoda 4. well known in Bryan So
cial circles, and as Hearne will be her
residence In the future, il Is to be con-
graduated ON gaining an aces ion
which Bryan is 10Th 10 lose.
Some 80 or 40 relatives aud intimate
friends were present TO witness the
marriage The entrance TO the door.
0i the Lewis home we're tWined with
lovely flowers and every arrangement
that delicate and refined taste could
suggest was made TO grace the occasion.
Alter the ceremony all the guests re-
paired to the spacious dining room 10
partake Of a feast ofgood things. From
thence the happy bride ana groom at
tended by friends, proceeded to the
south.bound for Galveston. Showers
OF rice were rained On the young couple
by their fun lowing young friends.
Mr.. VIM. Bailey. the winner OF oul
Bryan girl, is a young business man d
lIearne, whom We congratulate on hi'
good fortune. A Friend.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-14

To The Citizens Of Bryan.
The president and governor have is
sued their pfoelamaiions setting apart
thursday, the 18th day Of November as
day Of thanksgiving and prayer, and
Il behooves the people ofall communi-
ties TO observe that day with fitting re
lidous ceremonies, because Of the many
blessings which the fltherly hand Of
our bencfcent Creator has shOwered
upon them. In this connection It is
also pleasing to note that the Canadi.
an government has reserved the same
day for a similar sacred purpose, and
the happy spectacle will be presented
to the world ofnearly If not quite all Of
North America paying tribute TO the
God Of nations in one grand concert Of
prayer and praise.
In accordance with The foregoing, I,
Clin A. Adams, Mayor Of Bryan, hereby
call upon the people Of this city to rest
from their labors on the day above In.
dictated and visit their accustomed
places Of worship to mingle their voices
in one great international pean Of
praise. CLnF A. ADAMS,
Mayor Of Bryan,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-14

ANN ARBoR, Mich, Nov. iS.-Mana-
ger Hughes Of the Michigan football
eleven, has taken a stop which, II car
riod out, viii result IN the definite settle
Element ofthe championship OF the west
this season. He has wired the follow
ing challenge TO the managers Of the
Wisconsin and northwestern teams;
Michigan challenges the winner Of
the Northwestern. Wisconsin game to
play her in Chicago. Saturday. Nov, 20,
following Thanksgiving day TO decide
any doubts as to the western champion.
ship"
Manager Hughes expects TO have an
answer before Thanksgiving day.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-14
Japanese Tea.

The japanese tea given by the lalie' OF
the Pre- .byterian church last night was
most successful financially and socially.
The Academy ofMusic was handsomely
decorated with colored lanterns, screens
and curtains With tables at regular in
tervals aud world Of hand souve'
Mrs in japanese and other gods Of
Tered for sale. The young ladies wore
costumes after the fashion Of maids Of
the Flowery kirgdom, aud edibles were
daiutily served aud greatly enjoyed by
the many who visited the hall during
evening.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-14
city Council.

The council met in regular session
last night, all officers being present ex-
cept Alderman nairis, who was ab'en.
on account Of illue g.
The minutes Of last meeting were
cad aud approved.
Reports Of officers approved and filed
and sundry bills approved and ordered
paid.
Further improvements In the sewer
age system We're discussed. The work
now being done along this line Is very
Il orough aud permanent in character
and reflects great credit on the council,
Aldermen Tabor, Harhl, Howell
and Secretary Carr we're appointed 4
spe, ial committee TO confer with this
new Management Of the water and lighl
plant with view to arranging and sys
iematiEing bushes relations IN a more
satisfactory manner Mr.. l.. T. Fullel
was present aud made a good impress
sion on the council by the liberal ant
progressive policy which he state,
would be followed by the company. VI
was asked to figure on the cost Of chang
ing tho electric light poles from ID,
center Of the street.
The pistol ordinance question wa
again deferred, the mayor stating tina
he intended visiting Austin next weel
and would confer with the aitorne.
general regarding II.
Adjourned.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-14
stove Repairing

With A. :. Newby's patent castings,
made Of drstelass material, have
extra tops for fitting on old stoves
where oenters can's be duplicated and
which give. perfect satisfaction. ! will
give names Of iev Il the many perues
Tor whom | have done repairing for fv,
year,, ~ reference 10 my work Icing
neat ard satisfactorily follows: W
Howell. President tirst Naiionalb ak
Jas o Chance, Planter, q " 81 ith
Cotton Buyer, Jno 4 Caldwell. jew le,.
& q Shellbdrne, city marshal, A ~ L
Hi public welgher, VIM Knppe. plsn.
ter, J II Astin, planter, W Eng ish.
merchant, NJ II james, druggist, r 4
Erwin, NJ d, Publi,hers Bryan Fagle.
Respectfully
Billie Grif n.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-14
THE WAR With SPAIN
Little Foundation For the Nu-
merous Stories Ahoat.
A DENIAL CONES FROM MADRID.

The Minister Of Foreign Affairs Sends
Message 90 the spanish Minister ~
Washington Denying Reports Published
by the Ncwspapers-At London Nothing
l. Known o. tho AFFAIR.
WAsHSoros, Nov. 10 Mr.. Dupuy de
LONE, Spanish minister, today in re-
Spouse to inquiry as to reports Of notes
passing between the United States min.
ister at Madrid, Mr.. Taylor, and au.
thorities there, showed the following
cablegram from the minister Of foreign
affairs;
Madrid. Nov. is. 1894. Spanish
Minister, Washington. Tho oablegram
from New York and Washington, pub
lished in London, referring to supposed
notes OF Mr.. Taylor and the Spanish
government, are entirely false. There
is not the slightest foundation for such
rumors, which are undoubtedly Of hli.
clustering origin.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-14
LOOKS A uTrLe LIKE IT.
Railroads Asked About Transporting
Troops 90 the Gulf

Railroads Asked About Transporting
Troops 90 the Gulf
CHICAGO. Nov. IA special dispatch
10 Tho Inter Ocean from Washington
says the war department has called on
the leading trunk line roads running TO
Key West, New Orleans and the other
gulf ports for an immediate statement
Of their capacity 10 move troops, sup
plies and heavy war material
The information demanded Is COM
plete TO the most minute detail and EN-.
braces such questions as, IF you are
required to move 5000 troops over your
lines with necessary equipments and
supplies, how long after notification will
you require TO perform the serviceY'
Caution as to secrecy is imposed ON all
roads called on for information.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-14
THE LAsT cLAlM FlLEp.
Debts Against the old Northern Pacific
Railway Company.

Debts Against the old Northern Pacific
Railway Company.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. i3.-Tho last claim
against the old Northern Pacific Rail-
way company has been fled with the
master In chanoery, and the filingof OBJ
jections viii at once begin and continue
to the first Monday In December. Mr..
Carey said that the amount Of claims
against the corporation Is over 800. OO0,.
OOO The principal claim is BY the
Northern Pacific Railway company. the
reorganized body Of which owns all tho
bonds This clam is for sol 40, 400. 80.
which amount Is due on a mortgage un.
der which bonds and stock are issued.
The company In claiming this amount
has not allowed anything for the pro-
cedure Of the sale Of the property. for
the receiverships and all the expense
that has been connected with them. An.
other large claim Is that Of the Seattle,
Lake Shore and Eastern road. ono Of the
leased lines, for over s6.OOO.O0o. Then
comes the claims Of about 100 attor.
neys, agents and commission men, Of
firms who sold supplies to the company
and Others. The proceeds Of the sale
Of the property last summer aggregated
100000 in round numbers. The
lands are in Minnesota and In North
Dakota.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-14

thousands OF cases Of Consumption,
Asthma, Coughs. Colds and Group are
cured every dag 10y shlloh's Cure. Sold
by all druggists
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
will serve dinner and oysters to-day
from / Ham. until $50 p. M, at the
Academy Of Music.
Profs. Robt F. Smith aud J. W.
Carson have leased the John Z. Chance
plantation and bought the appurte-
nances thereof, aud Prof Carson will
assume The management mex, year.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-14
GREATER nav YoRK CHARTER.
IL Is Expected to he oomPisted BY the
First Of december.

First Of December.
NEW YORK. Nov. l9.-The draft Of
the charter for Greater New York will
bo handed over TO the commission by
Dec, I. The tentative draft, as prepared
by former Corporation Counsel William
Dewitt. is still under consideration. sew.
eral chapters remaining to DO disposed
Of.
Il waslexpected the draft would be
ready 10 submit TO the entire consolida.
tion commission by Oct. rs. Mr.. De.
Witt said in an interview;
There has been no delay, except such
as has been necessary to give the com.
mittee enough time 10 carefully consider
Il as a whole and In part The report
win, / think, be ready by Dcc. /. II no,
before The committee has been work.
ing during the entire afternoon three
days Of each week since Sept. 81"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-14
THE NATIONAL SILVER PARTY.
Secretary Dinendorfer says the OrEanira-
tlon WIN Ne Kept Up.

WASHINGTON, Nov. iS-Secretary
Diifendorfer said today:
1.-THE National Silver party will main.
tain permanent headquarters at Wash
ington with branch at Chicago. All
Of the 5000 silver clubs belonging 10 the
Silver party are requested to maintain
their organization. The Silver party
accomplished great work with the Re-
publicans. and II viii be the party in
1900 lts platform Is simple-the money
plank-and it will more readily unite all
friends Of bimetallism than will any
other party. Daring the campaign in
1896 we sent out 10000, 900 pieces Of lit
orature and organized 5000 clubs. edu-
eating the people"
what in your Judgment viii be the
policy Of the silver representatives in
the present and subsequent congresses
regarding tariff lsgislstionl"
Il am unable to say how individual
members viii stand, but from inter-
views l have had, and communications
received, am inclined to think many
favor noninterfcrenoe with any tariff
measure that may be proposed by Re-
publicans and gold Democrats. think
tho trend Of sentiment is to place the re-
spondbility where 1t properly belongs.
We as silver advocates know In advance
tariff without marked change In our
currency Legislation will not give relief
to our industries. The cry Of overprO.
duction by our Republican friends dur.
ing the campaign Is TO be met by open
ing our mills and manufacturing more.
They have the president and con.
gress, they have also q large contract
on hand. One thing / can assure you Of
Is no compromise ON silver viii bo por-
mitted under any circumstances.
Mr.. Dihondorfer win continue to act
as secretary, and requests all letters
from the Silver party bs sent to him
here.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-14

Uncle Josh spruoeby will be at the
Grand Opera House Tuesday Nov. II,
The company numbers thirty people
and come well recommended. During
the play special scenery Is shown, in
GLIDING the realistic saw mill scene,
showing a full working saw mill in op
eracion on the stage The big street
parade OF the two bands takes place Of
noon and q will no doubt attract much
attention. Seats now on sale at Has
uelps.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-14
PrehIhltIon HOLIDAY.

ST. Louis. Nov. 10. --Prohibitionists
viii have a holiday all their own.
March 90 viii hereafter be observed
with demonstrations and Joy by all who
sympathizo with the temperance work.
Il Is the birthday OF Neal Dow. who Is
regarded as responsible for a great share
Of the earnestness and enthusiasm
which characterize tho growth Of the
movement >. This was determined At
a meeting OF the executive committee
OF the National wOman's Christian
Temperance union, who are now in ses.
sion in this city.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-14
1Hn SESSION eseINs.
National woman's Christian Temp rance
Union Meets At ~. Louis

National Woman'a Christian Temp rance
Union Meets At 81 Louis.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 10. The twenty.
third annual convention Of the National
woman's Christian Temperance Union
opened In Music hall today with
800 delegates, and as many MOI visitors
from different parts OF the country were
present.
Music hall was appropriately deco
rated. When Miss Francis f. Willard,
the national president. appeared, she
was welcomed with a salute Of waving
hAndkerchiefs. The exercises began
with the reading Of the Crusade psalm,
singing Crusade hymn and prayer The
roll call OF officers and the report Of the
executive committee followed. Il was
decided to make March 90, the birthday
Of General Neal Dow, prohibition rally
day.
Miss Willard then said her annual ad p.
dresr. which was partly prepared when
tho call came 10 work for Armenian ref.
ugees In Marseilles. France, and since
that time it has been impossible for her
TO complete her message. She therefore
gave familiar talk TO the delegates,
during which she reviewed whiteribbon
work. and told what was being done for
Armenians In this country. She stated
the Worlds woman's Christian Tenn.
perance Union intended to take up work
for Armenians rs an important part Of
It's endeavor. and would probably found
a colony In Cypress for women and chill.
dren.
Tho consideration Of misc ,llaneoul
business closed the morning session.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-14
Flrh.lnr VIM ,hs cnhan..

FRANKFORT, Ky, Nov. iS.-Informa.
ton has been received here at last cor
roborating the rumor that Henry and
Dalton Arnold, formerly OF this city.
who were supposed fortwo years past to
have been drowned in Biscayne Bay.
Fla, are in the Cuban army. The news
comes through Hon. Robert wioklifie
Il New Orleans They are serving un.
der Gen. Garcia,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-14
Just Arrived.

A new lot Of ladies' beautiful waists
latest patterns In fine dress ducks and
lot Of handsome rugs. We have a ladies'
new congress shoes and Oxford ties,
which will be very popular. Call and
examine these goods end you are sure to
be pleased. Cole Bros. wk.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-14
Attention Masons.

There will be a called meeting Of
Buzos Union Lodge No. 100 A. +. and
A. NJ. held in the Masonic Hall in
Bryan saturday night, Nov. "a, at 80
p. M, for work in third degree. Mem
bera and solourning brethren requested
TO be present. by order Of the Wor-
shipful Master. Joe b. Reed, Sec.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-14
FIGHTING OVER A CORPSE.
Two Denver Undsrtakers At War over
the Possession OF II.

the foaacasion OF H.
DENVER, Nov. l9.-John. B. McAIil.
Ian, oonsumptive Of Bristol, Conn,
died at the county hospital a week ago,
and the fact that no was ponniless has
involved two well known undertakes in
suit at law 10 decide which shall have
tho privilege Of furnishing his funeral
Ontit. The case was heard Saturday
before Justice Crane. The affair has
already had several sensational chapters
and the county commissioners and an
express company are mixed up in II.
Undertaken Hall has the contract for tho
burial Of county charges. and McMil.
lAn's remains were taken to his place
from the hospital. Later Attorney A.
l. Morris, a friend Of the decreased. who
had been requested by the latter TO look
after his obsequies, secured an order
from the county commissioners for the
body, and had II removed TO the estab-
lishment OF Undertaken Miller. Hall
then telegraphed TO the dead mans sis.
ter, Mrs. McGlade, Of Bristol. Conn.
and she wired him to send tho remains
20 her. He secured an attachment aud
had the body brought back TO his par.
lors, Miller at once replovied the corpse
giving a 800 redelivery bond, and on
Wednesday evening embalmed and
shipped It to Bristol by express, collect.
ing 500 from the express company. BE.
fore the shipment Hall notified the com.
pany's representatives that he would
hold them responsible for tho body and
tho $780, Hall says that he will carry
| the case 10 the hivher courfs II necersarv
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-14
Two Men Und.r Arrest.

SALT LAKE CRY. Nov. iS.--J. NJ.
Smith and NJ. Wells. claiming to be
from Boston and Kansas City. have been
arrested az Ogden. charged with obtain.
ing money under false prctensea.
They have been operating in this city
and Ogden and claim to be representa-
tives Of the United States Register Com
pany Of Philadelphia.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-14
NO TRUTH IN IT.

London Onloials Say They Know Moth
ing About Rumors
LONDON. Nov iS.-Oficials Of tho
foreign Office deny there is any truth in
the story published by New York news
papers that the British ambassador at
Washington, Sir Julian FauncofOte, has
rendered the good offices Of Great Brit.
ain with a view Of averting trouble be-
tween the United States and Spain.
officials say beyond newspaper rumors
they have no knowledge Of any din.
Guilty between the United States aud
Spain.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-14

This is truly an age Of advancement,
and ingenious talent is finding ex-
preston In the affairs Of ordinary life.
A young society man Of Bryan has been
discovered creasing his trousers with an
immense century dictionary. Even this
slight association with the volume Of
general learning will improve his men
al condition, il Is thought by his
friends.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-14

Chas. Il. Edge, dentist, Bryan Tex,
DR.. Law went to Bolton yes lerlay.
R.M. NAH was in wheelock yesier.
day.
c. @. Scale and Sam Cuibirlh are in
The city With drove Of mules,
FOR sALE-A second hand Piano,
cheap, Apply at THE Office. SO8
BIZ. knowles has assumed edi,o.
ria and business control Of the Brazos
populist.
Mr. J. II. Nevis Of lola was here yes.
lesday on his way to Iiampasas county
10 visit relatives at Marina.
just received one car Of choice al.
ialia hay. for sale cheap; also car very
nne corn cheap. Phone 50.
20s CT. Moons.
Miss Winnie Parker left yostsrday Ia
visit Misses Sgeanngon Of San Antonio
Squire W. G Pool. Constable A. H.
franklin and wiz holiday came ~
from Mllllcaa yesterday.
Rev. II. v. rhtlpott returned to Leon
county yesterday after a visit to hi
son, Prof Philpoti Of College,
Consumption can be cured by the us'
Of Shlloh's Cure This great Cougl
Cure Is the only known remedy Tor tina
terrible disease. Sold by 81 drug
rlnla -.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-14

CHICAGO. Nov y -wheat-No 3 red s5sla
SAC
Corn-No :. si,fs&i.c o.,
OAtt-No 3 white iais &c
I.ari ? 100 ne, Stib
Mess pork. ' barrel. s1WtSi0
short cseAr sides, boxed tt0lef&
short rihs sides. loose 8 .)3S0
Dry .ltcd shoulders. boxed. u 90 ttA
DALLAS. Nov i3-wheAi New No 2 red.
e1c.
Nes oats-ssetlla hulk. from wagon; car
lots. o. b, country points, 3 81
Cofn-saellri. NAKED bulk ioblota az; ear
from wagon. ~ bnlx ahollcdf b.. from
coualry points. CARROTS =
lar i-seanrd. siurcss, &C., % n lAilA ~.
Has o3lA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-14

The Uncle josh spuceby Co., will be
lac the Grand Opera House Tuesday,
Nov. IL. The play shows life on the
farm and Is interpreted by a company
Of thirty people. The musical feat
urcs with the show are a special feat.
ure As the company has two bands and
an orchestra Of fourteen musicians,
The big street parade Of the uniformed
band aud Uncle Josh's "llayseed"
band takes place at noon. Don't miss
Il. Seats now on sale at Haswel's.