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The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-11-11
Briet Mention.

High water at midnight. , Insurance & Loans. Chas. Wilson & Go.
 200 acre farm-$3, ,000. R. E. Baldwin.
 The Boardman Monthly is out for Mo- yember.
 The Rev. E. IS. Lines of this city was one of the nominees for bishop of the diocese of central Pennsylvania at the special convention held in South Beth lehem, Tuesday night. The vacancy was caused by the death of Bishop Rulison in Germany several months ago.
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Sometimes matter of little or no real consequences will cause an inn mense amount of trouble" said the moralist. "'Deed, dat's de troof,' re- marked Erastus Pinkley, who over heard him. ''Ef desc folks 'ud be sat- erfy ter gib up he money wifout mak- in us write policy slips, we wouldn't had near de trouble wifi de police."- Washington Star.
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ENTERTAINMENT AND sOTREF,

ENTERTAINMENT AND SOIREE.
 The entertainment and soiree given by East Rock lodge, Order of Chosen Friends, in Old Union armory, last night, was we'll patronized.
 The programme consisted of songs and recitations, and was participated in by Miss Nellie McDonough, Master Healy, Miss Healy and Miss Canary. Kilfeatherse orchestra furnished the music for the dancing.
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All the preliminary arrangements are completed for the annual donation of the orphans of St. Francis asylum next Wednesday. There are at present 302 orphans at St. Francis asylum, and the contributions for their comfort will no doubt be liberal.
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Mean temperature. 45. Max. temperature. 5l. Min. temperature, 40.

I Max velocity of wind, 42-W. Accumulated excess of daily mean tenn perature since January 1. 22S degrees: or an average daily excess of .. degrees. Total excess in precipitation since Jauu- ary l, 2.3O inches.
 II. G. MYERS. Observer.
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Extras Part of the business in life of a store like Linings this to create oppor, tunlties of serving you, even in such small matters as lin ings. Half dozen illustrations: Rustic Ca1nbric, 2Ac
 (black only) s6 inch Rustic Cambric. 6c
 12Hc grade. Silesia, regular Ioc., 5c 16 in. American Hair Cloth, 1Sc
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Have It Sent to You.

The Journal and Courier will be sent fo any address by mail at the same terms as 1t is delivered in the city. 15 cents a week; 50 cents a month.
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" LAI'IE Ek RECORD.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 NF THE WEATHER PrRNAu

WASHINGTON. D. G.. Nov. 10. 1897, p. m. ' Forecast for Thursday For Connecticut: Generally fair and warm- er; northerly winds.
 For Eastern New York: Fair in southern, Threatening weather and showers in north ern portion; warmer; southWesterly winds.
 Local Weather Report.
 FOR NOVEMBER 10 1897,
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- Auh)A) 4 n @N V 4J4N1A%AAO ' [EELNMApG' " 's'r'ss,'.''' s.s s,s,.'. ne of Print
 Mondays papers, reading 'sr Sm1tA's Mo9nettes, Soc yd," dare leave think of more ex- to New Haven house. Tn any newspaper doings for l weeks. Open your eyes, if V how little the wet Monday
 There are e 0eay Je7o ba% Look Heavy silk plated, Out sixteen thread weight Men! shirts and drawers, Salmon color, most elaborate ly finished, )-value $5.oo. Clean 'em out tor $3.5o. Mzeht 6e a hundred garments. GET READY FOR A CHANGE.
 Norfolk and New Brunswick: Shirts
 and Drawers.
 Nos. 100, 6IS. oIe,
 $2.oo, $2.a5, $2. 50.
 Mattelutz Steam Shrunk Shirts and
 Drawers, $2.oo, $3. 50.
 MEMS HEAVY WEIGHT UNDER.
 WEAR.
 Natural Mixed Fleeced Shirts and
 Drawers, all sizes. soc Extra Heavy Double breast CameIs
 Hair, $r.oo
 New Prettiest looking, Walking most perfect-made Dresses. walking costumes ever remember putting before you. Money ba,t such a tri- he. Royal Blue, Tobacco, Bottle Green, Colored Mel= ton Cloths, hy-fronted coat, silk lined, $l4.75, or tight fitting basque, velvet collar, lapped seams, $16.5o, or black or blue Imperial Chew iots, silk lined coat, $11.75, $1375, and $l5.5o. .,..,..,..
 The where you always Notion get so much for Store your money and al- ways apt to be upon the things you happen to be wanting most.
 60 inch Tape Measures 1c Good Sewing Silk, per spool, Ic Blk. Pins, box, 1c Aluminium Thimbles, lc DeLong Style Hooks and Eyes, nc Swan Bill Style /" Ic Good Pins, paper, 1c Whalebone Casing, piece. 1c Victor Dress Stays, doz., 2c Good Trombone. doz.. 2c Victoria Hose Supporters, white, blk. and colors, ill ali sizes, the
 Ioc quality for 7c pr One Lot of VeIveteen Binding, in
 5 yd. pieces, colors only, PC DC Cord Edge Worsted Skirt Facing,
 blk. and all colors, per yd., SC Seventy and every black
 One petticoat in the Styles bunch comes from a hrst-rate maker. Can you find such black pettic> at choosing any other place ]? They sa1' not. Starting price (lined and stiffened.) " e's'ss,'.:' e,s s,s,s'" :
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The No woman Macintosh wants to look
 Store. like a dowdy in a macintosh. Here's the new Regent" a very stylish affair-separate skirt and cape combine. Come and look it over. Plenty of dou- ble texture, printed and wov- en plaid women's macintosh es, $49S, $5.9S.
 THESE MACINTOSH CHANGES. A few 54 inch Ladies' Gossamers to close at $3.oS-formerly $5.o each
 25 Misses Gossamers, $2.4o-formerly $4. 50 each.
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HOWE & STETSON'S.

HOWE & STETSON'S. Special Sale Women's Flannelette Night Robes.
 Secured
 Fl Sass about 75
 B dozen at
 T bargain
 prices.
 IkA. >.-... Such , ]. ]. ..... j. j. j. ]. ]. ]. j: B IG.1SEaS;sSS S;Ss:ya'' asS values | MM |flSsSSSSNIINM have l iBgD yfMWANSA never 7l VSG\A I1G8gI before -N SMY~Lz1N 5A been seen Al M5V WylhSg on these NlMIl ( ISE counters. WN R'AMh> Ready at N/llMS \M opening .sNSNA N hour
 " Thursday. In light blues, pinks, greys, tans- mais and all the best colorings, trim, med with ribbon and embroidery.
 The usual CSC. kind, soc.
 The unual Soc. kind, 75c.
 The usual $1 .oo kind, soc.
 The usual s1.25 kind, osc. ONE CASE OF in all the OUTING SKIRTS, best color ings, with colored border and crochet edge.
 Twenty-Five Cents each. A CLOAK Buyer has 1 OPPORTUNITY. found about .2o Women's Coats from Sep tember purchases styles that haven't sold as well as ex- pected. Laggards not allowed, so at 8 A. M., Thursday,
 You can choose from these coats at greatly reduced prices. GLOVES Kayser patent FOR WOMEN. Finger Tip Silk Gloves. They're fairly worth 70 cents.
 On Thursday SIC. pair. f1ANDKERCHIEFS. Swiss em- broidered. Worth 12 and 15c. On Thursday 4 for 25c. FANCY RIBBON Mostly exclu- CARNIVAL. sive styles at, yes, exclusive prices. Presume this one stock has done more to bring ribbon prices to their proper level than all the other stores in town combined.
 31a and 4-inch Fancies at loc. yd. 4-inch Fancies at 25c. yd. | 4-inch Fancies at 20c. yd. The usual prices 25c. to 3oc. A FEW THURSDAY SPECIALS. Bleached and Brown Crash-One l bale of it. Worth 25c.
 5 yds. for 1oc. Extra values in Linen Crash at 1Oc. | yd. Sample pieces and odd num- bers we wish to close at once. Linen Towels-One lot of Linen Towels, somewhat shopworn, also odd Towels soc. these were.
 33c. each. Blankets-An TIA Blanket, either white or grey. O5c. pair. Yard-Wide Percales-in fall and winter colorings, usually 1oc. . 6c. yard. Yard-Wide Cottons - One of the best 7c. Bleached Cottons at
 51ac. yard. Outing Flannels-2ooo yards regu- lar 1oc., Outing Flannel in bour- cite styles and splendid colorings.- Grand good 1oc. value, 6Ac. yd. Howe X StetsOn.
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New A, line Of lovely French patterns in new, Flannels. all wool goods, 37Hc a yd., ought to be a good bit more, figured on a quality basis.
 ONE SPECIAL LINEN. 54 inch Cream Damask, 200 yd
 TOWEL SPECIAL. Huck and Damask, roc
 BOG and 37Hc grade. N
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Seventy= and every black
 One petticoat in the
 Styles bunch comes from a hrst-rate maker. Can you find such black pettic> at choosing any other place ? They say not. Starting price ] 75c-(lin and stiffened.)
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"Connecticut's Big Store"

The where you always Notion get so much for Store your money and al- ways apt to be upon the things you happen to be WantlnO most.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-20
REED SPRINGS A REMEDY.

Will Frame New Rule for the Purpose
of Shutting out Bailey and his Cuban
Belligerency Resolution.
Washington, May 19.-Speaker Reed
has called a meeting Of the committee
on Rules for tomorrow morning for the
purpose of framing rule under which
the House will consider the resolution
passed by the Senate to appropriate $780,
600 for the relief of American citizens in
Cuba. The Republican leaders have can
vassed the Cuban question and decided
practically that the House should adopt
the Senate resolution tomorrow and lg-
more the question of recognition of belli-
erency.
Mr.. Bailey, the Democratic leader is
determined to present minority report
from the Rules committee, which he
says will permit him to offer Senator
Morgan's resolution as an amendment to
the one making the appropriation. 1t is
expected, however, that the Speaker
will declare the minority report out Of
order. Such ruling will result in a fill
buster by the Democrats if they carry
out their present purpose. In anticipa-
ton of this the Republicans have tele-
graphed to all members of the party who
are out of the city to return tomorrow so
that the party will have a quorum to do
business without the assistance of the
Democrats and Populists.
The Republicans say they are willing
to have resolution for belligerency con-
sidered under proper conditions but re-
gard the relief appropriation business
question which should not be complicated
by the greater proposition. Many Re-
publicans are in favor of the recognition
of the Cubans, but the party probably
will be united i'm it's support of the rule.
The leaders fear that any action on Cuba
at this time might hinder the progress of
the tariff bill.
Mr.. Bailey says he believes recognition
would lead to a settlement of the war
in short time and that the House should
be allowed to vote or the question.
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war, and for his part no vote or act would
continue this unholy alliance.
Mr.. Hoar replied to Mr.. Foraker con-
tending that he Senate should have au.
thoritative facts set forth like judicial
finding of court in an official report.
He complained that Mr.. Foraker wanted
the Senate to act on information when
he was not at liberty to disclose. Inc
practical thing was to propose meditation
and if that was rejected to have the facts
presented to the Senate and take the ac-
ton the facts warranted. What Spain
had declined was what any self respecting
nation would decline, that while she re-
tanned Cuba she should make laws, for
that part of her kingdom, under the dc
tation of the United States. That was
not declination of meditation. Twenty
years ago Spain had said there might oe
circumstances under which she would
accept mediation. And if the facts
claimed by the Senator from Ohio We're
true it must seem to him that the golden
hour had arrived.
Mr.. Thurston, Neb., took the floor, in
tending to address the Senate when the
Cuban debate is resumed tomorrow.
At six o'clock the Senate adjourned.
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THE RAILROAD COMMISSION
The purvis Matter at Last Decided
A Dissenting Opinion.

The Railroad Commission was in SEES
sion again yesterday, and completed the
business of it's session.
In the matter of the Charlotte Oil and
Fertilizer Company against the Winning
ton and Weldon Railroad Company, in
which the plaintiff asked for a freight
rate Of S1.20 per ton on phosphate rock
from Castle Hayne to Charlotte, the pc
tition was granted.
Petition for a joint passenger station
for the Carolina Central and Cape Fear
and Yadkin Valley Railroad was granted.
The Southern Railroad was also or
dered to build n new passenger station
at Elon College.
In the matter of the citizens of Purvis
against the Wilmington and Weldon Rail
road. the Commissioners were unanimous
in their opinion that the business de-
mands of the place justified a regular
depot station. The majority of the Com
missioners, however, were of the opin-
ion that the Act creating the Commission
does not give them the power to order the
erection Of new depots and establishment
Of agencies where no depots or station
facilities are already estab lished.
Commissioner S. Ohio Wilson dissent
ed from this latter view of the case, hold
ing that section 20 Of the Railroad Com
mission Act does not apply in this case,
as for three years a flag station has been
established at Purvis and the local
freight stops there regularly to take on
and put off freight and passengers, thus
constituting it station; that the rail
road has there a platform as their only
station house, and the Commission has
power to order Improvements.
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Fl foods
SarsapariIIa
Is the best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
. 49,. are the best after-dnneI
Hoods Pills pills. aid digestion. 25c.
ADDITIONS TO THE STATE
Is the best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.

MUSEUM COLLECTIONS.
There were received at the Museum
yesterday several rare and interesting
specimens from the coast Chief among
them was huge man-eating shark.
This monster measures nearly ten feet
long, and weighs close to quarter of a
ton. Judging from appearances, an av-
erage-sized man would make him a fair
meal. Curator Brimley was busy all day
making a cast of this fish for the Mu-
scum.
Another fish is an extra size stingaree.
The body of this interesting brute is
about four feet long and over FIVE wide,
with long whip-like tail six or seven
feet in length. The tail is covered all
over with spines. while at it's base grow
the two saw-toothed "stings," capable of
being driven six inches deep into an I'M
offending persons leg and leaving there
dose of the poisonous black slime
with which they are covered.
There were also in the shipment several
smaller sharks of other species, number
of crabs or different kinds, of sea urchins
and other marine curiOs. Altogether a
valuable addition to the Museum, where
they will be displayed as soon as the
Curator has them properly prepared and
preserved.
The shipment was from the fishery of
Messrs. J. III. Potter & Sons, of Beau
fort. \. c.. to which enterprising firm
of fish dealers the Museum is indebted
for a number of recent accessions.
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LET THE CAT OUT.
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and which is proving so injurious to its
industry and commerce "a fact justly de-
plored by your excellency)being prolonged
so exclusively by the powerful assistance
which the rebellion finds in the territory
of this great republic against the wishes
Of all those who love order and law.
"The constant violation of international
law in its territory is especially manifest
on the part of Cuban emigrants who care
nothing for the losses suffered in the
meanwhile by the citizens of the United
States and of Spain through the prolonga-
ton of the war.
1.-The Spanish government, on it's part
has done much and will do more every
day in order to achieve such a desirable
end, by endeavoring to correct the mis-
takes OF public opinion in the United
States and by exposing the plots and cal
umnies of its rebellious subjects.
at may we'll happen that the declara-
tons recently made in the most solemn
form by the government of his majesty
concerning it's intentions for the future
will also contribute in a large measure to
crafty the wish that your excellency
clearly expressed in your note, namely
that all the people of the United States,
convinced that we are in the right, will
completely cease to extend unlawful aid
to the insurgents.
IF, with that object in view, further
information on the Cuban question should
be desired, in addition to that it already
has, by the government Of the United
States, which shows itself so hopeful that
the justice of Spain may be recognized
by all, the government of his majesty will
take the greatest pleasure in supplying
it with the most accurate details.
when the government of the United
States shall once be convinced of our
being in the right, and that honest con-
viction shall in some manner be made
public, but little more will be required in
order that all those in Cuba who are not
merely striving to accomplish the total
ruin of the beautiful country in which
they were born, being then hopeless OF
outside help and powerless by themselves,
will lay down their arms.
Until that happy state Of things has
been attained, Spain will, in the just de-
Tense not only of her rights, but also
Of her duty and honor, continue the eff
forts for an early victory, which she is
now exerting regardless Of the greatest
sacrifices"
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EI.ECERIC BITTTRS.

Electric Bitters Is a medicine suited for
any season, but perhaps more generally
needed when the languid, exhausted
feeling prevails, when the liver is torpid
and sluggish and the need of a tonic and
Alternative is felt. A prompt use cf this
medicine has often averted long and
perhaps fatal bilious fevers No medi-
cine will act more surely in conntcractine
and freeing the system from the mala-
rial poison. Headache, Indigestion, Con-
stipation, Dizziness yield to Electric Bit
tiers. SOC. and $1.00 per bottle at any
drug store.
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BICYCLE MEET.

The bicycle Club held its second meet
ing yesterday afternoon. They started
from Nash Square and rode to Mr.. James
Moore's farm where a delightful picnic
lunch was served. About thirty members
attended the meet and it was pro-
nounced a most successful and delight
full one. The club promises to be source
of much pleasure to its members this
season. :
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THE PEOPLE ARE CONVINCED

When they read the testimonials OF
cures by Hoods Sarsaparillla. They
are written by honest men and women.
and are plain, straightforward state
ments of fact. The people have conf
dence in Hoods Sarsaparilla because
they know it actually and permanently
cures, even when other medicines fail.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-20

New York, May 19.-Fire in Jersey
City early this morning destroyed prop
erty worth 100000 and made sixty fam
lilies homeless
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had no transactions there would he no
cause for it to take notice Of the insur-
rection, but all authorities agreed that
it was our right and duty 70 act season
ably" under the circumstances.
The whole controversy, Mr. Foraker
asserted was united on the point of ex-
pediency of recognition. He admitted
that recognition would give Spain tie
right to search ships of the United States
for goods contraband of war and relieve
Spain Of liability for damage for desf ruc-
ton of American property. or the lat
ter result he said, II woull not regard
| it as a serious loss. have found in the
! State department claims piled up there
amounting to many millions for destruc-
| ton of American property in this rebel
| lion and each and every instance the pre-
sentation to the Spanish government OF
| suck claim has been followed by long
| diplomatic correspondence winding up in
every case with the fiat. direct refusal to
recognize such a claim. And it is a motor
ious fact that if Spain did recognize
| them she would be unable to pay them.
| In all seriousness I had rather hold the
| obligations of the insurgents than of
! Spain"
In addition he read from the treaty with
i Spain to show that only arms and NUM-
tons Of war were contraband.
1t was time, Mr.. Foraker said, in con-
clusion, that the United States ceased
| policing her shores in the interest Of
Spain. 1t was time to end this quasi
partnership in a brutal and hellish
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AFRICANA

and had only taken a half a bottle when
l experienced almost entire relief. 1
have taken four bottles now and am
thankful to say that an perfectly cured
and my leg is entirely healed. My adj
dress is Waterfall, Va.
ASHER w. THOMAS.
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s. ga s,~a
49, siss'' - 81 s g,
kH$ ~sssxYsn ~ ea5 d i

This is the complaint ni gs<s
thousands o. this season. go 1H
They have , & petite; food ssss@s T. T. es'
does not relish. they need the ton..ng apof
the stomach and digestive organs, which
a course OF Hoods Sarsaparilla viii give
them. 1t also purifies and enriches the
blood, cures that distress after eating and
internal misery only a dyspeptic can
know, creates an appetite, overcomes that
tired feeling and builds up and sustains
the whole physical system. ItSc ~"ompt-
ly and efficiently relieves dyspcp svmp-
toms and cures nervous headache, hat 1t
seems to have almost "a magic touch"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-20

HOODS PILLS are the only pills to
take with Hoods Sarsaparilla. Easy
and yet efficient.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-20

Health and vigor are essential FOL
success, therefore make yourself strong
and healthy by taking Hoods Sarsa'
parilla.
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Fifteen YEARS
A SUFFERER.
MIRACULOUS CURE.

l have been suffering from diseased
leg for fifteen years, which was RUN
MING SORE from my KNEE TO MY
ANKLE, causing such agony that I
could not sleep for many entire nights
together. Three different physicians
treated me for it but failed to give me
relief. | commenced taking
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-12-05

Mems Business Suits go so 65
Mems fine Dress Suits go at 80
Mems fine imported Scotch Chevio Suits 90 at---- 90
Mems Finest Dress Suits sell from $18 10 90
Special 81 80 Hats 20 a --.--~ 90
Special 90 80 Hats go a ---.--------.-- so
The celebrated Stetson Hats all shapes and colos 90
Bows and Children's Hats and Caps have the
cut in price.
Mems good seryiceable Oyercoats . 65
Mems Blue Chnchila Overcoats go 60
Mems all wool Overcoats all sizes, go On,
Mems al.wool Kersey Oyercoats made to sell at Sl5
Sl6, 90 10 90
Full line of Mems and Boys Macdntoshes greatly
reduced prices.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-12-05
Am Going to Quit the Clothing Business!

HY : ! ; : .: g : !: 6: J: ="
Thiss wason upon h en-
step ken
U L. t
Therefore article ofM Boysa
ndrens dG Gent will al a
S b and Gnu until every
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-12-05

D5 Childrens School Pants all ages at------~$ %
10 All wool knee Pants t- 40
- Children's Cashmere Suits 80
30 Children's Fancy Cheyiot Suits l so
10 Chldrens Fine Suits a at----~-----~ 90
10 ll-woo at-~-------~--~-- 75
20 All S q Special Hats . %
Boys School t 60
20 Dress Pants l 90
40 Boys Long -----------~--- 80
20 Boys Dress Suits 4 90
40 Mems Pants t 60
40 Mems strong Working Pants 80
Cashmere Pants l 10
20 Pattern Cashmere Pants g a 80
90 a , 90