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NO CAUSE FOR
MUCH COMPLAINT
Surgeon 0sasral stsrnbsrg Investigated
Ramors a. 10 the Condition of
g. Hospital ship.

Washington, July gs.-Snrgeon Gen.
eral sternberg has returned 10 Washing
ton from New York. where he made an
inspection q the hospital ship Relief
with most satisfactory results.
While in New York the surgeon gen.
eral also visited the Seneca and invessi.
gated the charges as to the improper
equipment Of that ship for the home.
ward trip from Santiago. The surgeon
general fosnd that while there was some
ground fW the statements. the condi.
tons had been exaggerated.
The Seaeca was oyercrowded with
passengers Among them were az sol
diers from the hospital who were not
wounded % badly as to require their i'm.
mediate iansfer. They were ordered
away frcm the hospital at siboney be-
cause the ofhcer In charge anticipating
another great battle, which would over.
tar their resources. desired 10 free the
hospitals from every patient who could
bo gotten away
In addition 70 this number Of civiii-
ans not pf0pcrly entitled 70 the privilege
were allowed passage, resulting In over.
orowding The physician In charge
was found b be thoroughly competent
and much Of the complaint on the score
of insufficient medical attendance was
ascribed 70 the unexpected illness Of the
other physician.
Il Is Understood that General Stern.
berg's Investigation has satisfied the de-
partmeai and no further inquiry will be
made
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DEWEY GATHERING IN
SPANISH VESSELS,
They Are seven Gnnbosts aud Pour
Msrehantmen-E EnEiish Traders Are
Mistrsatsd by spaniards.

New York. July 2S A cablegram
from Hong Kong to The Journal, says;
Admiral Dewey has dispatched sho
Raleigh aud Concord to gaiherup the / !
Spanish craft which. according 20 in.
formation sent him by Consul General
wiidman, which are ~ various places in
the Philippine archipelago, Among
these vessels arr thre gunboats at san
Miguel and Luzon island and four at
Port Royal. Isle Of Pala and War island.
-Four merchantmen with cargocs OF TO-
bacco are reported az Cagayan. Luzon.
The same dispatch reports that In.
rlish traders at the coal mines at Batan,
Luzon island, have been imprisoned and
subjected 20 III treatment and otherwise
abused by the Spaniaris there
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New York, July -. The wounded
rough riders. now being cared FOR in the
harmcks and hospital ON Governors is-
land have been visited by Major Brodie
Of their regiment He gave such Of
them new s. bank note by instruction
OF Colonel Roosevelt % iay for minor
expenses and such little Injuries as tine
men may wish TO buy. Major Brodie
also informed the heroes that Colonel
Roosevelt would give more money 70
them II IL werc needed.
The wounded cavalrymen were
pleased. One Of the 10 said That's
Just Ike Colonel Roosevelt; he's contin.
ually doing things for MS men
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nI.m.reL somewhat Improved.

Hamburg, July 2s.-Prince Bismarck
Is somewhat improved. His condition
might 10 described ~ fairly good.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-29

Washington, July 2S.-The board Of
medical officers Of the marine hospital
service, convened at Washington ON in.
ly 9. for the examination Of candidates
for appointment as assistant surgeons Of
the service, has just submitted It's re.
port Twonty.four physicians appeared
for examination, five were successful,
attaining the required average. There
are two vacancies now
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BARNETT GIBBS FOR
GOVERNOR OF TEXAS
us l. Nominated by the ropullst Con-
vention In session at Austin
without Opposition.

Austin. July ~ Tho Populist con-
vcution nominated Barney Gibbs OF Dal.
las for governor and 4. w Kirkpatrick
Tor lieutenant governor, without opposi.
ti0n.
Austin. July 2s. The Populist state
convention met herc at noon yesterday
and effected temporary organization,
appointed COMMITTEES aud adjourned un.
3 O'Clock. There are about 800 delegates
present.
The platform was considered by the
convention In the afternoon. IL is neu.
tal on the question Of territorial ex.
pansion, merely expressing gratitude
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IIsssred . saIaIsr. nsmaIn..

New Orleans. July 2s.-The body Of
Lieutesnt G.. l. sneed, OF the First
Louisana regiment, who died az Miami
Of typhoid fever reached here early
this morning and was met az the train
by a large body oi citizens and members
OF the press. Lieutenant Sneed was as
sistani city editor Of the Times-Demo-
crat and one OF the best known news
paper men OF this section. The body
was escorted by batteries Of the Louis
lana Field and Washington artillery
and Donaldsonville oannoneers, now In
FEDERAL services. to the city hall, where
they lay in state in the council chamber,
which had been suitably draped, until
they were taken TO Koscuisko, the birth
place Of the dead officer.
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Two R.rlm.n,. Lsar,.

Chickamauga, July 2S-The One
Hundred and Sixth, Indiana infantry
has gone 20 Newport News and from
there will go to Porto Rico in place Of
the Fifth Illinois which was ordered
back to camp after IL had half finished
loading for departure. Tho First South
Carolina will leave for Jacksonville TO
join General Lees command.
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King of spain aud His Msasls.
Madrid, July. 2s.-Tho kings attack
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Of measles Is taxing its normal course
and there are no complications.
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Man of sranI.h rrI.ansr..

Washington, July -. Tho steps
taken by the postotiico department lodi.
Gates that Spanish prisoners will bo per-
mitted 60 communicate with their
friends in Spain. An letters deposited
at Annapolis by prisoners are held by
the authorities The lottors deposited
were sent 70 the dead letter office, but
nm inquiry what was to be done finally
with them was referred 10 the navy de-
partment Officials Of that department
expressed the desire that they DO sub
mitted to be censored and an order has
been issued TO the dead letter office di-
noting that the letters DO sent TO the
bureau Of navigation for that purpose.
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FInr.rhrs. sIek soIal.r..

Washington, July 2s. Tho Leona has
arrived Al Newport News on her way to
New York. She had on board 53 sick
and wounded soldiers, including Gen.
COrbiu's son.
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Savannah, July zs. Private Henry
A. Taylor, company A, Second Regi.
ment 80 Carolina volunteers, died at
the Savannah hospital, Of typhoid fever.
His company Is stationed az Tybee.
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Washington. July .. The war de-
partment has received dispatch from
General Brooke at Newport News stat
ing be was aboard a transport ready to
sal for Porto Rico.
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MILITIAMEN MAY RETAIN POSI-
TIONS.

Action Taken by United States Rubber
Company.
The following self-explanatory letter
has been received by Albert G. Coe,
assistant treasurer of L. Candee & Co.,
from Charles L. Johnson of the United
States Rubber company:
New York, April %, 1898.
Albert c. Coe, Assistant Treasurer OF
L. Candee e Co., New Haven, Conn:
Dear Sir-The United States Rubber
company has voted to pay wages to it's
employees while in active service IN the
present war.
The executive committee of the Unit
ed States Rubber company at its meet
ing held April 81 passed the following
vote:
''That ell persons in the employ OF
this company who are now members
of military or naval organizations OF
the United States, or of any of the
states thereof, shall, in the event OF
entering the active service of the Unit
ed States in the war impending with
Spain, have their salaries or wages
continued until they are discharged
from such service, at or before the
close of the war. They shall also, af-
ter honorable discharge, have oppor-
tunity to return to the employ of the
company and occupy the same or SIM
liar positions as at present"
1t is understood that the above vote
applies equally to those companies in
which the United States Rubber COM
pany is the principal stakeholder, OF
which the l.. Candee G. Co. of New
Haven is one, and like action will be
taken by the board Of directors Of L.,
Candee & Co at their next meeting.
Yours truly,
CHARLES L. JOHNSON,
Treasurer of L. Candee & CO., Mana
ger of sales of United States Rubber
Company.
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Satur day, April 23, 1898.
NEW ADVNKrIsEMEN rs TO-DAY.

NEW ADYNETIs EMEN rs TO-DAY.
Alteration Sale-E. Mcintyre & Co.
Bicycles-Henry II. Guernsey.
Blcycles-Linsley & Lightbourn.
olophite-Linsley & Lightbourn.
DAILY Doings-Malley, Nicely & Co.
Estate b. Manville & Co.-Probate Notice.
For Rent-Houses-W j. Atwater
For Rent-Store-E. Malley.
Nor Sale or Rent-House-Char Fl. Webb.
For Rent-Rouse-At7 Lamberton Street.
For Rent-House-254 Bradley Street.
For Suits-Banks Bros, 1856 Crown st.
For Rent-Houses-30 Ferry Street.
Lost--W atch-358 Howard Avenue,
LAWN Mowers-Linsley g. Lightbourn.
Mems Hose--Howe & Stetson.
Notce!-F. M. Brown & Co.
OliveS-Gilbert & Thompson.
Pro Bono Publico-Schoenberg & Son.
Posbum-At Grocers'.
Queen Olives-D. s. Cooper Co.
Sharp-Linsley & Lightbourn.
Saturday Posibilities-Chas. Monson Co.
wedding Presents-The G.. FL. Ford Co.
Wanted-Situation-4 Carlisle Street.
Wanted-Situation-C Competent, This Office.
Wanted-Rooms-3 Whitney Avenue.
Wanted to Buy-Plaee-O. H. Tye, Office.
ed-Bookkeeping-Box 1925, City.
lWanted-House-Box 49, Station A, City,
Wanted-Man-Cleye G. Smith.
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Two-famiIy house $2.6Oo-R.E Baldwin
Harpers for May at t. H. Pease &
Sons, 102 Church street.
Miss Lucy Stock of this city was the
guest of Mrs. Helen Paddock in East
Berlin the past week.
The Yale university baseball team
will play Amherst at Amherst to-day.
Hecker will pitch for Yale.
Professor Dwight of Yale university
will spend this season again in Litch-
field, and has rented G. r. Duties
house.
There will be meeting of the mem
bers Of the class of Yale $50 tonight
for the purpose of organizing a cavalry
regiment.
The briggs Seabury Gun and AM
munition company of Derby has receiv-
ed another rush order from the gov
eminent. 1t is for 10000 projectile fuses
of the same pattern as those already
ordered.
Thus far about five hundred dollars
in cash has been collected among the
undergraduates Of the university for
the cruiser fund. About the same
HInOuIL IISS pCSll SuDSCIlDGu, DuL uOl
paid in.
The third subscription dance given
by young society people, many of
whom are pupils of the Hillhouse high
school, was given in Harmonic hall
last night Tt was a pleasant affair,
and about twenty couples were pres
ent.
The new steamer which is being built
for Captain James Smith at Noank,
Conn, to ply between Sag Harbor and
New London and which is now nearly.
complied, has been bought by the gov
eminent for $4,000 to be used as a
TRANSPORT.
Frank E. Brown of the firm of Brown
Il Berger, architects, is to leave shortly
for prolonged stay at Mountain Re
treat, North Carolina, whittier he goes
for the benefit of his health, which has
become impaired. His many friends
will wish him a speedy recovery.
William Little, son of Paymaster G.
wv. Little of the Consolidated Railroad
company, has been given charge of the
construction Of the trolley line on the
New Canaan branch Work was be-
bun Thursday at Springdale, and will
proceed in both directions. Altogether
two hundred and fifty cars of rails will
be used.
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Wouldn't sell you even a
half cent flag here without
being sure it were the best
for the money. All the Mus
lin Flags are choice quality
of cloth, bright colors, fast
ened to sticks. The bunting
is all-wool, strong canvas
heading, nickel-plated grom-
NETS, stars sewn both sides.
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The New Wheel Women,

Something very swell in a
soft two-toned grey bicycle
suit. The coat fy-front, en-
tirely lined with silk, skirt
circular, with ten rows of
stitching, $5,o8. Others in
plenty up to $3.50
SEPARATE BICYCLE SKIRTS.
Covert Cloths, Black and Blue Chev-
lot, neat browns, plaids, mixtures.
Star! at $3.9S.
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Candy Saturday Sale.

Big ten cent candy-time
for the children, Saturday.
All these ten cents a pound.
10 CENT CANDIES.
Choc. Peppermints. Cream Walunts.
Cream Almonds.
Cream Peppermint Waters.
Wintergreen Waters. Fruit Squares.
Cream Dates. Molasses Kisses,
Chocolate Creams.
Cocoanut Bon Bons. Peanut Brittle
SPECIAL IN DRUGS.
Pope's Perfurned Ammonia, sc
Regular I5c.
Fehrs Talcum Powder, Ioc
Half Pint Witch Hazel, &c
" Burnham's Beef, Iron and
Wine, 23c
Pasteurized Malt, I2c
Camphor Marbles, To-, SC
Crystalized Camphor, h., SC
Almond Meal, bottle, 1oc
Or. Bottle Toilet Water, 1oc
Free Samples of Pasteurized
Tooth Paste.
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HAVE YOUR PIANO TUNED
BY experienced men at LOOMS Temple
of Music, 1888 Chapel street. apps st
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ELITE" NOVELS, 1oc.
900 titles of famous authors. Ten
cents apiece or three for a5c. Good
paper and print.
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Have 1t Sent to You.

The Journal and Courier will be sent
10 any address by mail at the same
Terms as it is delivered in the ciIy-lO
cents a week, so cents a month.
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Daily Doings
At thsMALLEY* NEELY M@sstores

Boys Free Ball Day. On
Saturday, for every boy that
gets a bottle of "Vici' Shoe
Dressing, there's a Ball, free.
Come and get the balls, boys.
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WAR INSURANCE.
Insurance against bonbardment Call
at Burton's Insurance agency, 81
Church street. a23 If
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Boys Vestee Suits.

These are in neat brown
mixtures, nicely trimmed with
Soutache Braid. Ages, 3 to
7 years, $1.75. Better still,
$2.25, $2.9S, $3.25, $3.75 and
up. Lots of solid knock
about comfort in the sailor
blouse suit blue, brown and
mixed, begin at $3.50.
BOYS DOUBLE-BREASTED SUITS
to rs yrs. Made of the most popu-
lar style goods, at $I.so $I.os, S2.5o,
S.. IS, $3.25, So. so, $s.75.
FAUNTLEROY BLOUSE WAISTS,
Inneat colored patterns-percales and
lawns, at soc.
BOYS ODD TROUSERS.
5oc., SOC, 75c., s5c. Nothing better
we know of for the money.
BOYS BICYCLE TROUSERS.
In neat mixtures, with cloth cuffs,
just like papa's-$I.4o and $I.75
BOYS OVERALLS, 4Sc.
Save mama many a pair of trousers
knees.
MADISON SQUARE" SERIES, 1sc.
I25 titles of famous authors. 15c each
or two for 2sc. Good paper and print.
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Ehe guurual aud Gnmrtec

THREE MONTHS, 81. so; ONE MONTH, 80
CENTS; ONE WEEK, Is CENTS; SINGLE
Copies, 8 CENTS
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Sc Warren street, New York city.
Rev. John Reid, ir., of Great Falls.
Mont, recommended Ely's Cream Balm
to me. l can emphasize his statement.
''It is a positive cure for catarrh if
used as directed. Rev. Francis W.
Poole, pastor Central Pres. church,
Helena, Mont.
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BUNTING FLAGS.
Sucn Macintosh Selling.

Sucm Macintosh Selling.
Forty, perhaps fifty Of the
famous Hodgman-made Mems
Mackintoshes to be gotten
out Immediately. Swell
styles, capes and with
velvet collars box double
breasts.
$1,000 and $I2.oo Maekzn-
toshes all TO go at $6.98.
5000, $500, $500 Maekan-
toshes all to go at S4.o8.
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SPRING NECK TIES.

Great half dollar showing of Ascots
and Four-in-Hands. Lots of pretty
Strings and Band Bows at 25c.
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WEATHER RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. April %. 1898, p. m.
Forecast for Saturday
For Connecticut: Cloudy weather, prob
ably showers; southerly winds.
For Eastern New York: Cloudy weather,
probably showers; southerly winds.
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47c Summer Shirt Sale.

A whole regiment of hand
some cool fellows, ready for
the sun-shining days. Soft
and stiff bosoms. Heaps of
cute colorings and fashions
favored designs, with and
without cuffs. All at 47c
apiece.
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Young Peoples Wheels.

Sorry to have kept you
waiting SO long for the
"Juvenile" Wheels. All ready
for you to look at right now.
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Have you tasted that de-
licious Suchard Chocolate at
Swiss Booth ?
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NEW GOLF TOGS, Ss. 20.

Tailor-made every man-jack of 'em.
Neat dressy styles, good cloths, $3.50
and three prices between that and S.. 50
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sky. The list comp
Lisle He
al
In the newest pat
The usual prices have beer
Here
Although the lot is
ng is advisable.
Choice Dainty odors, care
@ fully prepared
reriuhles' Lasting because
good. A drop or two is as eff
fective as a pint of the poorer
kinds.
This is New Ravens largest
and best department and a
thoroughly dependable one,
too.
These three specials for
Saturday:
Cuban Voilets. new. 10c. OF.
Vienna Lily, exclusive, 2oc. OF.
Roger & Gallet's Vera
Violet, 75c. OF.
Leather Belts-The 25c., aec. and
3oc. kinds.
Saturday for 1oc. ca.
Pocket Books-The soc. and 63c.
kinds. Saturday for 42c. ca.
The Picture Sale closes Saturday
Night at 10 o'clock.
The show window tells the story.
Medallions worth S. 90 to
$500. 4Oc., 7oc. and csc. ca.
These Candies at lOc. a pound.
Cocoanut Bon Bons,
French Fruits,
Cream Almonds,
Assorted Chocolates,
Cocoanut Oblongs,
Fruit Squares,
Jelly Beans,
Salt Water Taffy,
Gum Drops,
Cocoanut Macaroons.
Dress floods Not imaginary,
but real mark
bargains downs. Buy, and
buy freely at these prices.
Ten pieces all wool Henrietta
in tans, greens, browns, blue
and so on. For street or cycle
wear. A soc. value.
Saturday at soc. yd.
Ten pieces all wool black
Henrietta. Really worth SOC.
Saturday at soc. yd.
Black MORE Velour Silk.
Real ST. 90 value.
Saturday at soc. yd.
N;oh+ pohes Quite a large
49, MUS lot at the lowest
rof ~oiiie'' price such goods
have ever been sold
Made of good muslin, in six
styles, handsomely trimmed
with Hamburg. Worth soc.
and 75c. Saturday at soc. ca.
Pompadour Ruches-of Liberty
Silk, worth $3.50.
Only Saturday at SIC. ca.
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Women's SHIFTS Growing bust
and co.ts ness brin gs
~ new c 0 n di-
tons. The greater the bust
ness, the larger the stocks, Of
course. Every day works
changes. Garments here yes
terday are gone to-day and yet
newcomers take their place
and each new arrival has some
new kink, some change that
high salaried designers are
paid to conjure.
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WHEEL STOCKINGS, 25c.

Lots of choosings especially in the
proper, plain colors, with fancy plaid
and stripe ops-allwool-5oc to $500.
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AT How & STETsON's.
A Wonderful Purchase OF
Mems Hose.

dozen fancy half Hose that somebody lost lot Of
We got EN-, and at price enabling say
fully
The Greatest Hosiery Bargain Ever Given in New Haven
All dealers know the scarcity of real desirable fancy hosiery
We've experienced less difficulty securing what we
wanted this offering like thunder clap from clear
sky The list comprises
Lisle Hose Isle and Cotton rIxed
and Silk Plated Hose.
In the patterns including pds dots sizes ITO H.
The usual prices have been Sc, SOC, &c. and 75c.
Here while they last price, Is cents pair.
Although the lot large cannot guarantee toa
mo- advisable
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Big Dollar Glove Bargain.

Three hundred pairs just
opened:
5-Clasb Suede Glo0es.1
Dainty NeaO SPRING Colorzmgs.
Ne70 Greys, Blues, zans,
Nodes, Heagy Substituting,
BAaek or .SeLfeolo1.
Il regular $I.s5 grade at 81
q Pair.
the quantity's too little
too think twice.
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Stop drugging yourself with quack
nostrums or cures" Get a we'll known
pharmaceutical remedy that will do
the work. Catarrh and cold in the head
will not cause suffering if Ely's Cream
Balm is used. Druggist will supply 10c
trial size or SOC full size. We mail it,
ELY BROTHERS,
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Paper Novel Time.

Hundreds and hundreds of
EN- all ready for you to pick
among. These two big lots
start the season, Saturday:
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SIX FOP orr

Mems Hemstitched Handkerchiefs
white and fancy borders.
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Concert by Robinson's Orchestra
this Saturday evening from
2 to 10 O'Clock,
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Military Medicine Chests.

Carefully chosen grouping
Of handy remedies, such as:
Jamaica Ginger, Castor Oil, Headache
and Fever Tablets, Sore Throat Tablets,
Cholera Mixture, Digestive Tablets,
Toothache Drops, Liver Pills, Catarrh
Cure, Aromatic SPIRITS, Ammonia, Lie
orice Powder, Court Plaster, Corn Plas-
ter, Mustard Plaster, Belladona Plas-
ter, Capsicum Plaster.
Put up in strongly-made
polished oak chest. Size,
SHx4H inches. Price, $I.1e
complete.
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PAID to con]ure.
This Garment Room is Useful to
You as Never Before.
Sample Suits-Only a few of
them, hardly two alike.
$1,000 and $500.
A Couple of Specials-Suits Of
navy cheviot, coat fly front
style and tafeta silk lined.
Coat and skirt handsomely
braided. Worth $16.5o.
$3.50.
Blouse Suits of Black Serge
Jacket braided and silk lined.
Skirt percaline lined and vel
veteen bound. Worth SIS. 90.
$1,000.
Women's $500 Coats-In sew
eral styles. One Of black
cheviot, lined all through with
black satin Rhadame. Has been
a free seller at $7.5o.
Another Of tan covert cloth
with seams strapped /; is lined
with silk.
women,s Saturday shoppers
"o'hen come here because
Underwear. of their confidence
in the store.
Never abused it. Have we?
Saturday Specials - Women's ,
Ribbed Vests, straight with low
neck and no sleeves. In white
with pink or blue stripes, lace
trimming at neck and arms.
Sizes 4, S and s. Regular 1oc.
quality. ~ cents.
Women's Fast Black Hose,
full regular made, high spliced
heel and spliced toe. Double
sole, too. Sizes, 8 to 10, Regu-
lar 29c. quality:
loc. a pr.
Now In a large assortment
ud ~" Of spring styles, in
Velhhss plain, fancy and dot
ted meshes, worth 25c.
Only Saturday at l2Ac. I'd.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-04-23

! wo-famiIy house s2.600-R. e. Baldwin
n Harper's for May at It. HI. Pease &
SONS 102 Church street.