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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-19

Multnomah Lodge Of Freemasons has
just celebrated its 50th anniversary in
Oregon City. 1t is noteworthy because 1t
was the first Masonic lodge west Of the
Missouri river.
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RaIIam IL I'm.

Sit down and cool of suddenly, and
then regret it, for stiffness and soreness Is
bound to follow. Follow it up with St.
Jacobs Oil and you will have nothing to
regret from prompt cure.
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lonlna. Nsv. ls-TAs Lnnsian pa.
Psrs sau'Hs~as s'!is9ssAliy ppsa lhs prsss
s"ntrfsnrs CRISIS aai tbs Amssisan laval
preparations. FvitsTasiaz thSiF seayte-
''"a q the haP~iosaaess II SPANISH %.
p'Rtt'9H aHd rs~panisiag thai lks Uaissd
STATES havs Praettealiy no alternative
s'P"r'1lly after The slsettaas. bal CON
P'sts anneat,oa. and that II spaiH ean.
tInus ot@tiasIs The Uaissd states mass
'Snd ases 10 El4repe. az action wkieh
M Power but Great Ilsitsin weaid usi
eome though aSas weuid bs likely 10 in,
terriers In spaias hraaIl
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One complaint seems 10 get ripe in an.
tnmh' and that ia neuralgia. 10 soo,bs
the pain, strengthen the nerves and rid tbs
system Of it, use st. Jacobs Oil, the best
known cure.
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Pittsburg. Nov. i5.-Window glass fac
tories, with a capacity Of hoo post, start
ed work yesterday morning and nearly
1900 men and boys are earning their
first money in over half year
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No household IL complete without .
bottle Of the famous Jesse Moore Wits
key. II Is a pure and wholesome stimu-
liant recommended by all physicians
Don't neglect this necessity.
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J.s J.a.Y,.. 11a.

New York. Nov. le.--,Is~eph 1eFsr.
sons illness has developed into . mild at
tack Of pusuusania. lie has retired from
the stage temporarily.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-19

The Duke Of Wellington, six months
after the battle Of Waterloo, was created
a Marshal Of France.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-19

Marlborough. Mass.. Nov. ts--Tke iuia;
executive council VI tina beet and shoe
workers unions yesterday ordered out
2e0o employees In seven factories.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-19

A gold mine under the town Of BaIlar.
at, Australia, is considered the richest in
the world.
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eiTR Permanently Cured. No atsoF nervousness
Ibe amer hrst days use Of DR.. kliBs's oruai
Nerve AsstOreT. send for RRE0 $500 triai
bottle and treatise. DR. n. n. KLHk la, %
Arch street, Philadelphia. p
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Olympia, Nov. H.-Joshua Miller, a
pioneer, died Saturday at his home at
Bush prairie. His death was the result
Of fall while picking fruit
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-19

It is reckoned that three out Of every
100 English speaking people have red
hair.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-19
SPAIN REFUSES 70 DISCUSS
ADJoURNs UNTIL SATURDAY.
The spanish Cosa ssIssIsarFs NEstR
CIaIm That spata .. 10 Wi1Aavavs
Froa the Philippines tVsa nsE
DIVA r~raaa, aRd Thrssfsrr TAsy
PROPOSE NFbitrat ties.

| Parts. Nov, III The msrtinv yesterday
u the Spanish anA Au,er,7an eomHls.,sau
VI. began at : IS anil rnAr'i At VA
| The spanish commissioners prvssntFl .
/ long documrut 10 answer 10 the AMER.
cau argument which saa Submitted lssi
week By mutual rou.rut the msuioran
dunn II today was handed 10 ths NHirri
can. without being read and the ussvting
adjourned to Saturday next.
| The spanish communication will be
/ translated and it, contents will b. d.,
eussed by the uHitrl states commission
srN today at the usual daily .sssion
The SpaniIrds in the communication
yesterday rsaiIirmsd tbs position which
they assumed against discussion hers Of
! SPANS Philippine sovereignty They tn
sist the words shall determine the con
troll. disposition anil government Of the
| Philippines in article three II n. peace
protocol, Do mt warriut any rvfcrsute 10
~pain's withdrawal from ths Philippines
except on her owu terms. anil therefore
the >plniari' propose arbitrattan on the
| construction to be- placed on the word,
control, deposition iui government"
Instructed To Resist.
Madrid. Nov 1.-THE minister II Tor
sigu affairs. Duke Almosioyar lie Rio. has
received dispatches from the spanish
peace commissioners in Paris indicating
that yr'tsri'y' meeting II The JOINT com.
mis-i0n"rs will nat be- the last.
WIN Ne Ready for H".tIIItIs..
Washington. Nov. u There has brpu
remarkable activity about the war DEPART
nent for several days in the way of Pfc.
pairing troops for service IN lands beyond
the United states.
An order has been issued directing at
least ten regiments Of the regular army
now stationed in Northwestern fnrta ami
posts to hold Themselves in readiness for
Immediate transportation and service in
tropical climates. II il believed an early
movement in Cuba il intended.
Another belief entertained il that ths
United States government desires 10 he
IN readiness 10 resume hostilitiea II spain
refused to accept the decision the paars
commissioners offer. In this connection
the intimation has got about that durins
the delay which has occurred. spain has
been able to form some sort Of coali,ion
with European powers ~ back I'M ths
preten'lons she has been making in tho
negotiations m interesting feature Of the
matter IA the refusal Of the authorities
TO order the muster out Of the volunteer,
VINO recently returned from Puerto Rico.
.
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Nearly quarter q an eases Of In.
sanity are hereditary.
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I never used 80 quick q cure as Pis9s
Cure for Consumption.-J. b. Palmer,
Box lin, Seattle. Wash. Nov. Is, 1so5.
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The number of Chine.s in San Francisco
Is about 10000.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-19

To Cure . Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE Bromo ouinlns Tablets Al
druggists refund money II II fails TO cure. nc
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Opium is obtained from the unripe fruit
Of the white poppy.
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J, The Old Reliable Spccialist.
A NOTE TO THE POWERS.
nsnsf a, aaaEia Tkat rsass ssss.
tatIsss ~ 80 CsatGaas.

Paris. Nsv- IS aistateA 10 tbs
trrUPa trpea Ma4si1 says
Tbs officials here DO Has hsiswrs peace
nvs9taatlons vii BE- as0ksm "a. II sAs
attgd states psfstat ia their prua@as
rA''n'. sps!a all aevFpt ths eoa4isiaes
alter formally annaaassh9 ~ q swssAea
ot 'ae ssnsmtssiaa. sa1 ia > eifeatas %
The powers. that shs yistls 10 toses an4
o's sas to tAs trpo-ssihtiily u rvn~w lag
ths sar withaat snabtaiasbts aaaistanes
IA defguse af hSr FtgAsA
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H HAD BETTER NOT GO BACK
sAYs THE GOVERNOR Hnrsr1T.
TAe Exeeative Of south Carolina
Advises Tolbsrt te Keep Oat Of
the state ana senator McIaaren
Defeada the Rioters IN the south.

New York. Nov. ls.-A special 10 the
Herald from Columbia. 5, c.. says;
Governor Elerhe has received the let
ter of James w. Tolbert. assistant post
master In Mccormick. in which he asked
ii he would be protected from mob vio
lenee il he returned to his home from
Washington, where he went after being
chased out by mob. The governor semi
this reply:
James w. rolbert, Washington, d, c.;
II YOU return home will give YOU all ths
protection in my power, don't think il
prudent for you to return till the excite
nlent subsidies. w. H. ELLERBE
~Goyernor."
senator MeA.auFen'A Advice
Senator McIauren and Governor Ellerbs
are warm personal friends Senator Me
lauren is here 10 attend the state fair
which Is now in progress. He said in an
interview;
Any interference at this time on the
part Of the federal authorities would b.
most unwise. The excitement at the seat
OF trouble has not yet GAINED and amy
action hooking to interference would only
make matters worse. A conservative
course ON the part of the administration
would be Of incalculable value in restor.
ing things to their right condition. Tue
stlte administration is doing all that Is
necessary at this time and 1t would be
most unfortunate for the federal anthOri.
ties to take any action
People We're ExasPerated.
THE people of Greenwood are eonseTva.
tive, quiet and law abiding, and never
Guild have adopted such a radical course
ii there had not been exasperating eondi-
tions of long standing"
The governor is taking all measures in
his power to pestoFe affairs TO their nor
nal condition. Senator MeIanTen will
make special inquiry into the matter and
then 90 to Washington.
George Logan was seated on log when
the shooting began at the Methodist
church. when the first lyuching occurred.
HE led and was shot in the back as he
ran. He died today from his wounds.
Tie received no medical attention.
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ITEMS TROMBONE and AWAY
HOME AND FOREIGN ITEMS

Peculiar happenings IN All quar-
ters Of the Globe-1lishapa and
MIsadveAsuFes-cri and Cas-
unltIes-Busineaa and Personal
Items-GeaeraA News Of All kinas.
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S~~1 80
lures plan I
that women
otherwise
healthy
should suffer
90 severely.
Lydia E Pinl
hams Vege-
table Com. &
pound IL z
the most z
thorough fe-
male regula-
tor known u
medical sci
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TD SchnlinTs Best Ts. and Baking Powder
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st. Jacobs Oil cures Rheumatism.
St. Jacobs OIL cures Neuralgia.
81. Jacobs Oil cures Lumbago.
st. Jacobs Oil cures Sciatiea.
st. Jacobs Oil cures spains.
st. Jacobs OIL cures Bruises.
81. Jacobs Oil cures Soreness.
81. Jacobs Oil cures Stiffness.
st. Jacobs Oh cures Backaehe.
81. Jacobs Oil cures Muscular Aches
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San Francisco, Nov. ll.--Bar silver
90 lie.
Mexican dollars, 47tc.
Lead, $3.50.
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Madrid, Nov 1.-THE Minister II ior
eign affairs, Duke Almndoyar lie Rio. has
received dispatches from the spanish
peace commissioners in Paris indicating
that Jr'tsrd'y's meeting n ths ioint com.
mtssi1nrrs will nat be- the Last
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Portland, Nov. i.--Wheat-Nothing
doing; nominal export values; 50c for
Walla Wallai 62@G3c for valley AMI
bluestem.
Tacoma, Nov. Wheat-Cub, GOc
bluestem, 62@6lc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-11

ces de Isabel Ia Cat6lics los siguientes of.
olales. Gases y voiuntarios del Is battalion:
! primer teniente dom Faustino Rodriguez
Fuertes, segundo idem don Domingo Qain-
| tana Oluf, sargentos don Saturnino Rodrf-
gaez Fuertes don Eetaban Guxman Qui-
nones, y masicos don Genaro Guerrero Perez
don Miguel Rodriguez Fuentes
~ Aver tarde, despues |de haber en-
pesaco circular LA CoRszsP pNDENc1A, Sc
oelebr6 ~oonsejo de seoretarios (bajo la presi.
denoia de s.. Il. 81 gobernador general. Cree
sc que 80 puso 4 debate la ca esti6n de Ia
apertara de las cAmaras, y que\ Sc resolvio
tauracion dednltiva del r6gi men autonomioo.
~. Estan muy adelantadas las obras
del editoio Quartet de Orden pablico que
se construye en- Pusrta de Tierra, dentro
do la IONA militar.
**~ Nos hacen grandes mercedes
elogloa de la solemnidad CON que se han c.
leDrado et noveDarlo y misa uedicAdos Ia
santlslma vfrgen del Ferpetuo Socorro en- la
lgles1a dc Santa Ana La parte de cauto,
reallzado toda perfection, estuvo 4 cargo
de las distingaidas senoritas Carmela Eulate,
Encarnita Gomez, Asucci6n Echevarrfa,
Ezequiela Casanova, Clementina Giusti,
Salvadora Andlno, Carmen Echeveste los
seaores Duran, Moos6 y "A yals, acompanando
EN- organo y violin la selorlta Obdulia Cottes
y Ell sehor Andino. Hoy 4 las nueve Sc
celebr6 la misa.
*"* Retreta estA noohe por Ia banda dc
Volnntarlos: Prinsro. .-Paso doble <Pe-
ninsulares Caba., Ferrer. Segando-
Aria de tenor de la opera <El Ebro>, Api.
lloni, Teroero. de 10 opera
<Norma>, Bsllini. Caarto.-Jota de la
zarzuela eel barberillo de Lavapi6s>, Bar
bleri. Qainto.-Poika <Juanita,, Milpager
Sexto'-Danza <Zaide>, Tixol
**~ Pregunta nuestro colega Ell Pnis:
S<sera salndable para Ia ursnq uillaad pdblica,
ID discussion de las actas en- el parlamento
insular, en- el supuesto de que asistan las
minor1as? ........> oualquiera oreerfa que
corre peAigro la tranquiiidad pdblica, si a4ls
tan las mlnorfas 4 La discussion de las actas
Nosotros creemos que no hay tal peligro.
Las mlnorfas, como los negoeios, se some
teran s. Ia ley, nads mas.
~. I'll vapor noruego <Gyller>, proce-
dente de Galveston esoalas, descarg6 en-
Ponce 5000 sacos de harina de trjgo; ell
ltaiiano <Sad Americas, de la Gualra, cua-
tro cajas de m&rmoles y oisn oajas de fdeos.
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.COMUNICAD0

"A mi oonocimiento ilega Como rumor
1nstshente, la espeoie de que cierto senior de
estA looalldad, que es MI enemigo gratuito,
ma lsnzado In siliestra amenaza de que ha'
bra dc causaruae TODD el daho possible en- mi
persona intereses.
Perfeotamente tranquila mi conoiencia,
ningdn tenor abrigo; pero de tsdos modos,
= por 10 que pudieran gener de cierto tales
versiones, bueno es que oonste & las autorl-
dades y q la opinion pdblioa en- general que
en- las actuales sensibles CIRCUMSTANCES exis-
ten seres que evidencian su perversi6n pre-
tendiendo traer plaza menguados resenti-
mientos; conducta 6sta que muy mai Sc oom -
pagina CON los inelulibles deberes que inn
poue el verdaiero patriotismo.
RGneGn Mur%s Stttirs.
coroaal, 6 do Mayo de 1898.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-11

La Union Ibero-amerioana inspirandose
en- estos sentimientos, atsnta los peligros
que para Espaha para los pueblos todos de
su rsza levs Ia arters imposition de los
%Estados Unidos y dispuesta en- la medida
eutera de sas fuerzae, & ponerlas todas al
servioio de gu acendrsdo patriotismo, consi-
dera de- gu deber manifestarlo ssf al Gobierno
de S. M, estando pronto oualquier sacrii'
clio en- inter6s de la patria espaf1cla al que SO
, encuentra consagrada.
Madrid, de Abril de l89s.-El presi.
dente, Faustino Rodrfguex San Pedro.-El
secretario general. Acasio Cbarrin.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-11

desolaoi6n de Ia isla, ta~tc, por 10 menos, co.
mo los espanoles. Solo por humanidad po-
drfa justifoarse Ia intervention. La civili'
saci6n exige que acabe ei sxtsrminio de la
raza humana On Ia isl&, pero al gobierno de
los Estados Unidos no pusde, ain cometer un
aeto illegal y arbitrario. reconooer un go.
bierno cubano, porque ESQ squiv>tdrfa re-
oonocer 10 que no exises.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-11
ULTIMA H0RA
TeIegramas recibidos
por Ia DiputaCion provincial

Madrid, Mayo ll.-Acentdanse rumo-
res do crisis ministerial, asegurandose la to-
tal Immediate renovation del actual gobierno.
Ell general Martinez Campos llenara un pa
pei muy importsnte en- Ia constitution del
nuevo ministerio.
Sosp6chaae que tiene relaci6n la crisis
CON las conferencias oelebradas por los seho'
req Sagasta, Gamazo y Montero Rios, en- las
que, segdn se asegara, SO trat6 de la neoesi-
dad absoiuta de qua fueran aprobadas la4
disposiciones del Gobierno sobre medidas
fnancieras, tonadas on las presentes oircans
tsnoias.
ComSntase la extensa conferences que
celebrara con s. M. La Reina el ministro de
Marina senior Bermejo, en- la que re trato de
enviar & Fill pinas auxilios diversos.
Sigaen pronunotandose en- sl Cengreso
de dipatados, 1iolentos disoursos contra ell
Gobierno. ..
La opinion popular mu6strsse disgustada.
ri diputado Sr. Mella fu6 expulsado
del Congreso con motive de en6rgico disour
so pronunoiado con motive de la guerra con
los yankees. Votaron Ia expulsion 129
diputados CONTRA 10.
Es motive de grandes eomentarios una
sntrevista eslebrada por el general fo'avis'
Is con NJ. IL Rsina Regente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-11
Contra los insurrectos

Mr.. Caffery habl6 en- el senado norte
smerioano defeudiendo la paz, termin6 asf
seg1n 'El impartial de Madrid:
clos Estados Unidos no tienen por que
eco nOeer la independents de Cuba. Los
nsur rectos son sutores de Ia ruins, de la
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RUG DEPARTMENT.
Eighteenth Street, Nineteenth Street and Sixth Avenue.

half however. II Captain Whiting, of Cornell,
gers 4 chance 10 do some Of his brilliant end
running. there will he a bad quarter of an hour
for the Princeton spectators. In the game or
week ago with the Carlisle Indians, Cornell
showed quick and close interference and again
and again worked pretty tricks on the indians
that Melted many yards. OF course Cornell
cannot expect to fool Princeton with tricks, for
Princeton is too old a hand to be caught nap
ping At the same time, If Cornell starts in
with a rush and can manage n get hOld or the
ball within Princetons 25-yard line, | think
Princeton will be scored on. and ii VIII be
around the ends SlDE-LlNE.
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triot. jurst. orator scholar, citizen and friend"
whom we are proud to have known and loved.
The erection of the statue made possible by
the late George b. Hyde, who left a legacy Of
$4,000 for the purpose. The Art Commission will
determine the location Of the statue soon ms 1t
is completed. 1t is OF heroic size Of bronze. with
a pedestal of marble.
The contract was given to Daniel c. French. the
sculptor. on December 20, 1894 by Mayor
Matthews.
The figure shows Rufus Choate In character
isttc attitude. hand gracefully catching back
the lapel OF his coat and the other holding pages
OF notes. He is IN the act of laying down
fine points in argument The pedestal is Of
marble and the total height of the statue and ped
cstal Is about fourteen feet
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THE REV. g. F. q. HOfT TO 60 TO ONO.

The Rev. G. +. Gladding Hoyt who for three
wears has been the pastor Of the Church OF the
Holy Apostles. in Greenwood-ave Windsor Ter
race has accepted call from an Episcopal church
in Lima OHIO and will leave Windsor Terrace 10
begin his new charge next week MT Hoyt' IL Is
said has offered his resignation TO the Rev. / O.
Jackson of Flatbush, who has entire chaIge 9i
The Episcopal Church in the Twenty-ninth ward
and who viii preach the fareweh seTHo" d. 'V
morrow mornings service. - .,
A story published IN a Brooklyn newspaper 70
tho erect that Mr.. Hoyt had resigned because OF
a netition being In circulation asking the removal
y, the clergyman, could not be verihed last night
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BREAD AND BUTTER PLATES.

Twelve bread and butter plates. with
toon of roses and gold holly edge. Se
twelve complete in satin lined white
leatherottc case OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 4
Twelve entree plates. same decora-
ton as above. Complete =
Six tea cups and saucers same decor
as above Complete in satin Tired
white leatherette case. .................
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TO THE REGULAR ARMY'S DEAD.
A MONUMENT TO BE ERECTED AT WEST POINT
BY OFFICERS

Highland Falls y. Y, oct. l5.-An association to
ia known rs the Spanish War Memorial Assoca-
ton with Major-General Nelson a. Miles as presi-
dent has just been organized AZ west foH' l's
object Is the erection at West Point Of a memorial
"a the officers and enlisted men of the Regular
ARMY who were killed in battle or who died from
wounds received or disease contracted while III
active service in the field against the enemy during
a. Int war The funds wi. be Obtained by VOL
Intarv subscription from graduates u the Military
Academy and other officers. The officers are be-
sidas General Miles Colonel Albert l. Mills. super
intendent OF the Academy. vce-presldent, Lleuten-
ant Samuel c. Hazard secretary ana froiessor
Wright z EdgertOn. treasurer,
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INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.

svr.cuse y y oct l5.-The forty fourth annua!
meeting Of the International Typographical Union
adjourned sine die at 1920 o'clock this morning
The matter of organizing the Chicago siereoiypsrs
,,as referred 10 the Executive Council with IN
strYctions TO communicate with the newspaper
publishers in that city.
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900
ENTREE OR SALAD PLATES.

Twelve entree or salad plates, with
border Of Bachelor buttons in two shades o.
green. also very handsome large hover cen
tire heavy gold edge. Twelve complete
in satin lined white leatherette case. Ss1a
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cool WEATHER TO CHECK YELLOW FEVER.

Jackson Miss. oct. 1.-THE yellow fever situa-
ton is practically unchanged, so far as the number
OF new cases H. concerned The Thermometer ~
ranging In the hf,ies. and there are strong hopes
that the spread OF the infection Will be checked py
,ha cool weather even II there Is frost The
Jackson report for yesterday IL ten new cases.
DR. Hunters Official report from other points Is;
Tavlor.s new case; Poplarvile. IL new cases:
Madison new cases; Waveand, new cases
Hattiesburg. new cases ana dea'h' na'1"eN
- 80. tIarriston 8 new cases critical. and
oxford new case. 49,.
New-Orleans. oct. B-The only report received
nv the state Board OF Health yesterday was from
New-Orleans-one and no deaths PRESIDENT
souchon Of the State Board at the request OF tho
,.,,, council The exchanges and the Labor Council.
has called a meeting Of Southern Boards OF Health
"a nsider the best means OF preventing unwar-
ranted auara ntnes. The meeting Is TO be ned here
on December Is. ....---------
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TEA CUPS AND SAUCERS.

Twelve tea Guys and saucers. Dresc
decoration. maroon or green edge. heav
decorated throughout with gold. Com
plete in satin lined white leatherette
IL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-16
RAMIKINS OR BAKING DISHES.

II Ramiklns and Saucers in Dresden
flower decoration. solid edges in either
green. blue or maroon gold throughout.
complete in satin lined white leather
cite case Observation-Disclosures. .OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-16
DINNER COFFEES.

Six after dinner coffees. emerald gree
border. with portraits Of court beauties
solid gold handles. Decorated Throughout
with gold Complete in satin lined
laatbera,ta oasa ~ GO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-16
FOR THE
OCTOBER
WEDDINGS
Of
1898.

under tribute for the Exquisite creations with
which our three buildings are to-day literally
crowded.
No want has been ignored-no fancy sighted
no necessity OF purse left unconsidered. We
nave something for Everybody.
few articles are here mentioned merely as
examples. being more attractive either in
beauty or in price than thousands OF others
awaiting your examination.
our study Of what Is appropriate reaches to
the cases. They worthy OF the goods.
our special facilities for illumination OF Glass
and China to order with monograms, etc. are at
the customers disposal.
We forward Wedding Gifts whenever and
wherever ordered insuring safe and prompt
arrival
And with one and all our famous rule holds
good.