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MARRY NE. NELLIE.

WHUHI WI3 "I1II'
And will buy you such pretty Rh z a
McKenney's. A thousand solid gold Rings
Diamonds, OpalPearls. Rubies, Emeralds and
all other precious stones. Engagement and
Wedding Kings a specially. Largest stock In
city. McBENNkY. The Jeweler, Monument
Square. marzzuu
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lack FRASER, teacher of athletics boxing
ID specially. $40 MIDDLE ST, 81
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FOR sALE-Air tight weather strips for win
dows and doors are the best on the market
They are tongued and grooved, no rubber to
pull on. They keep out cold and dust All
orders sent to No. II Cross street will receive
prompt attentioI l.. c. BLAlSDELL.
noy1d4w
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CHEAP FOR CASH, or win exchange for
" real estate. manufacturing plant In Boston.
goods in constant demand by all grocers and
provision dealers; owner going TO Cuoa; must
dispose of business quick; only small capital
required to run business. Apply to OWNER
room 2l;. EQUITABLE building, MIX street Bos-
ton. py2o&wu
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Forty words Inserted under this head
one week for 10 cents, cash I'm advances.
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NOIICE-ws want you to take notice how
N your overcoat looks. A new velvet coll
lar and cleansing and pressing viii make J.
look like a new coat We make y speciality OF
this kind OF work. GEO. ID. DUFfEY tailor
bT01s Congress street. Opposite Congress 50.
Hotel ISL
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I Aw LIBRARY FOR sALE-e6 vols. Maine
- reports. Maine laws and statutes, misccl-
lsneou, text books. Apply 10 EVERETT
SMITH, los state st, Portland, Me. 81
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ron SALE

Forty words Inserted under this head
enc week for 20 cents, cash In sdv.nes.
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EoR SALE CHEAP Hot water heater. APP
ply or address CO MORNING ST. 81
dor SALE-1i- story house 367 Forest
II avenue. contains y rooms aud shed lot
i5xi50; a bargain. For further particulars APP
ply TO A. C. LIBBY g. CO., 421a Exchange
street I'll
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WANTED-Cook, At as Park snes,. Mis-.
w w. NJ. BRADLEY. 1911
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

Forty words Inserted under this head
one week for 10 cents, cash I'm advance.
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A COLORED MAN wants . position in
N kitchen, a hotel or boarding house; can
make fires; worked three years In Boston; can
do any thing. Address. DAN SMITH. Damar.
iscotta, Me. I'll
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. drug clerk: Apply
w TO Z. W. STEVENS, corn Portland and
n afr lOl
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Sc. so WALTHAM WATCH,

NOTICE-Goss & Wilson. auctioneers. re.
N moved to ib4 to lGo Middle St. corner OF
silver St ou
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-08
Local Weather Report.


High water to-day, 11:27 p. m.
Miss M. A Raymond of New London
Is the guest of her aunt, Mrs E. N. Ben
nett Of So Kimberly avenue.
The state agricultural society and the
Meriden Agricultural society has both
voted not to hold a fair this year.
Philip Richards, well known anl re-
spected resident of Seymor, died yester-
day after a brief illness. He was ma
tive of Wales, but had resided in Sey-
mour for long period of years, having
come there to work for his countryman.
the late Thomas James, who established
the copper mill. He was skilled work.
Or in copper and an inventor
Michael Gill of Berlin street. South
1ngton, one of Southington's oldest Irish
residents, died Tuesday morning about
O'Clock. He leaves beside wife, six
sons and three daughters. OF the latter
one is Mary, who graduated as nurse
from the New Haven hospital Tuesday
evening. The funeral will be held from
st. Thomas r. C. church, Southington,
this morning.
BY reference to our advertising COL
umns it will be seen that a represen-
tative of the famous summer resorts at
New London, Ct, the Pequot House,
Fort Griswold House and cottages, will
be at the New Haven house June and
10, for the purpose of giving Informal
tion or for making arrangements with
those who may be interested in these
popular resorts.
The schools closed for the day at noon
yesterday, the fire alarm signal having
struck at 80 a. m. to make the an
nouncement. This course was decided
upon in the morning on account of the
great heat. In rooms which had the
exposure of the sun the temperature
reached nearly 100 degrees Tuesday af-
ternoon The teachers were instructed
yesterday morning to be as easy as pos
bible with the lessons.
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Seasons Best
Belt Offer.

Heard of a belt chance.
Took a flying trip and--the
belts are here. To be brief
we haven't seen a belt oppor-
tunity like this in many sea-
sons. For instance the buck
les. There are % diferer+
sorts-jeweled, cut steel, oxi-
died, gilt, enameled, and SO
on. Such buckles without
the belt are selling to-day for
25c to soc. On such belts as
these the price has run from
soc to 75c.
Five styles. Faille silk,
covert cloths to match suits,
plaid silks, plain velvet and
silk embroidered velvet, all
leather lined-no more to be
had-going at $50
White duck belts, leather
lined, with nickel and gilt
buckles, a 25c belt, I9c
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Waving Ribbons.

The yards of ribbon shown
end to end-run into several
miles. But the most extra
ordinary feature about this
news will be found upon join
ing the character of the rib
bons with the new prices.
Plain double faced satins,
cord edges, "a different shades
the ribbon of ribbons for
stocks, belts and sash ends
81 inches wide and hereto
fore sold at 38c., now 25c
Fancy taffeta stripes, warp
prints, dresden stripes, plain
taffeas with hemstitched
edges, 25c
White ribbons in unrivalled
showings. Satins and taft
etas, from No. I to S inches,
at prices that correspond with
usual big Store" markings.
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Gloves for
Summer.

OF course appearances have
to be consulted and that's why
gloves are worn in summer.
But there is no good reason
why comfort should not have
equal attention. And yet we
go a step farther and take in
to account the most import
ant of all-the purse. And
here is the result, in the
two most desirable summer
gloves. It's easy for us to
make such prices. 1t will be
hard for you to find them any
where else ::
The regular soc finger tip
ped black silk gloves are,
for awhile, at 25c
The regular 25c taffeta
silk gloves in black, tan and
gray. Will verify melt away
from the glove counters at
12Hc
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Hot Weather Corsets.

Fine summer netting cors-
cts, double side steels, the
new shape, regular value, soc,
sale price, SOC.
A beautiful netting corset,
cut in the new sudden hip
shape, double side steels, trim
med with best of sateen, regu-
lar value, 75c.; sale price, 49c.
Our Sonnette and |. S.
summer netting corsets, made
of the best materials, boned
with the best of French horn
and steel boned, rust proof
wire, in short, medium and
long waists. Except
ional value, csc.
Sec our display in window
No. 2.
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7atE:'pEM'MALLN&@.
ClnematqgyabA ton3ght-8 to g.
A Record day in
Muslin Underwear.

It is not to be supposed that the
record breaking day in the great Mid
Year Muslin Underwear occasion in
spired jealousy on the part of the
weather.
Yet it certainly was a coincidence
that thermometer and sales should both
surpass all recordings--in the one case
marking the highest temperature for
June 6, IN ~ years, and in the other
going away beyond all previous muslin
wear sales in this state.
The great stocks melted away under the eager buying
Such goods at such prices had before been offered
And then-the Big Store is comfortable store
No guarantee can be given that the quantities Of each
garment will hold out for the weeks selling We hope they
will is the most that be said.
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CONTENTS

IONTENlp OF CULLEN IS ANT
STORE.
The entire contents of Cutters Art
Store, consisting of pictures, frames,
china, glass and pottery, are offered for
sale at large discounts. Mr. Cutler
goes abroad July to buy goods, and
must have money and room for the new
purchases. This is a special chance to
buy at very low prices elegant articles
for wedding, birthday and anniversary
presents, presents to teachers, presents
to school rooms, as we'll as objects for
home decoration and whist prizes. Dis
counts range from 10 per cent to so per
cent, with special discounts on special
lots. Buyers are delighted with the
bargains they are getting. 1t is for
cash! 1t is for cash! JeS 1t
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-08
Dress Shields.

Garfield seconds, = called
seconds, simply because
Of a slight spot here and
there-merely that. The
ordinary price of a Can
field shield runs from &c
to 2oc a pair. Yet be-
cause we were able to
make this rare purchase,
they will go on sale at s.
Stockinette dress shields, 2,
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off. For hot weather wearing
nothing is better for the boys.
Boys wash suits. In brown
crash, trimmed with three
rows of soutache braid around
the collar and on sleeve; en-
broidered anchor on shield,
SOC. .....
Boys bicycle suits; the
$3.98 quality to close out at
$2.o8. Well made, colors
conceal dust, trousers with
kersey cuffs.
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rs Cents.

Women's gowns, cambria
or fine muslin, square, sur
plice, high, round or empire
necks, fine hamburg or lace
trimming; some finished with
ribbon.
Women's skirts, two lace
insertions, and lace edge OF
deep embroidery and inser-
ton on umbrella hounce and
under protection ruffle.
Women's short skirts, Eng.
fish torchon lace insertions and
edge.
Corset covers, French
style, tucked at the waist,
rows of lace or embroidery.
Women's drawers, nainsook
with fine embroidery; or cam
brio with lace insertion and
edge. .....
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der protection rufhe.
Gowns Of good muslin
surplice neck, wide insertion,
with ruffle of embroidery each
side.
Gowns, with fine Val lace
insertions in empire yoke,
and lace edging.
Gowns, ~of cambria or mus
lin, empire or high neck, with
choice embroidery.
Fine short skirts, of cam
brio or muslin, some with lace
insertion of fine Walls; others
with dainty embroidery.
Corset covers, cambria or
nainsook, French or tight fit
ting, new French styles stop
ping at the waist line, trim
med with Paris lace, Italian
Val, English torchon and fine
embroideries.
Drawers, of cambria or mus
lin two insertions of Italian
Val lace, or English torchon
with edge to match.
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----------------------------
VI L-A1HER RECORD.

Agricultural Department,
Office OF the Chief Of the Weather Bureau.
Washington, D. c., June 7, 1899, p. m.
Forecast for Thursday
For New England and Eastern New York:
Showers Thursday afternoon; southeast to
south winds; probably showers Friday.
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90 Cents.

Women's square back and
front gowns, of fine cambria
and neat embroidery.
Bishop gowns, of nainsook,
short, round yoke with full
ness falling from the neck,
with fine embroidery. An
ideal summer gown.
Cambria gown, surplice
neck, rows of lace gathered
in both sides; neck and
sleeves finished with lace edge.
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Boys Clothing.

The suspen.
der waist fol-
small boys, 3 tc
10 years. T axes
the place of I'm.
derwaists, sup
porting both
trousers and un-
der drawers.
Buttons are rlv-
eted on and can
not be pulled
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Is Cents.

| GZQN , Tith beading asiP. i Ss
ished with fine embroidery.
Women's drawers, deer
cambria ruh1e, hemstltched
above a two-inch hem.
Children's good muslin
skirts, with deep ruhles and
and band.
Children's fine. cambria
skirts, with waists, deep hem
and tucks.
Infants long cambria slips,
yoke of embroidery.
Children's good muslin
drawers, tucks and fine ham
burg edge.
rs Cents.
Women's walking skirts,
good muslin, deep cambria
rufles.
Women's short skirts, good
muslin, deep cambria ruffle,
hemstitched.
Drawers of good muslin,
rufhe with three hemstitched
insertions; or cambria ruffles
with lace or fine embroidery.
Corset covers, fine cambria,
French style, with draw
string; others tight fitting.
All trimmed with lace or
dainty embroidery, some fin
ished with ribbon.
Children's gowns, Hubbard
yoke and cambria rufAes.
Children's white dresses,
fine cambria yoke of tucks
and embroidery.
Children's skirts, fine cam
brio and muslin; small sizes
with waist, large sizes with
bands; finished with lace en-
broidery and hemstitching.
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6 Cents.

Corset covers-good mus
lin, perfect fitting.
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40 Cents.

w alking
skirts, with
lace insertion
and edge to
match; or
deep embroi-
derry with I'M
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15

M Pest oilvsr wsstsM Holmes

The graat noat, Oliver Wsnasll HolmAs.
once said; 1T I'll drugs were thrown Into
the sea, II would b all the hsttsr for man
kind and oil the worss for thu AaheA OF
course the genial poet referred only to
poisonous drugs s.ussd BY most physic.
isns. He Certainly could not have meant
all medicines, for Nature, In her woods
and fields, has bean most prolific In Yield
Ing up her treasures Of harmless, vegeta.
BILE remedies for every disease. The won
derful discoverieSof the famous Dr.. Greene
Of IS w 14tn St., New York City, amply
prove the TACT Indeed, this skilled Special
lat In the treatment OF nervous. chrouio
and lingering complaints. uses In his enor-
nous practice. absolutely no poisopous
drugs but confines his treatment solely
to the use OF harmless vegetable remedies.
His Worldwide known medicine Dr..
Greene's Nsrvura blood and nerve remedy
Is only one Of bis many remarkable dis
coverios. His extraordinary sucCe s III cur
ing diseases of whatever name o. nature,
the innumerable restoratiolis to health up-
der the uso Of these marvellous curative
medicines us prescribed by Dir. Greene, es-
tablish beyond doubt that Nature has pro-
vided remedies for each aud every phase Of
disease. and that DR.. Greene, by his deep
Investigations and his enormously largo
experience, has discovered and prepared
remedies which su ely and ceriainly cure
these complicated cases Of chronic disease.
Any sufferer can demonstrate this fact, as
DR.. Greene gives all the privilege Of con.
sulting him, personally or by letter, abso.
lutciy free Of charge. II you arc out OF
health and have FIJI ed to be cured: see DE-
Greene at once or write to him freely and
fully about your case. You can do 50 in
perfect and absolute confidence. Ho will
explain your complaint and advise you
what to do to be cured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
Another Call for Aid.

The managers Of the "Home for
Aged Women corner of Gilpin
Avenue and Harrison street, appeal
to the generosity Of our citizens for
contributions of money and useful
articles, to enable them to meet the
expenses of the institution, which
amount to $4,000 a year, while the
endowment fund does not realize
half that amount. There are 80
inmates, 8 Of whom are helpless,
and require extra attention, thus
adding to the cost Of their support.
Tomorrow (Thursday) is donation
day and the lady managers conf
IDENTIFY expect to realize a handsome
sum to enable them to meet the many
demands made upon them. The in
stitution is commendable one and
the amount necessary to keep up
its present usefulness should be
promptly contributed by our citi-
zens.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
3: con. THIRD AND KING STREETS
PUBLISHED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY IS, 1899.
The cold snap has done consid-
cradle damage in this section Of the

! The cold snap has done consid-
cradle damage in this section Of the
country. 1t has nearly paralyzed
business, the streets being almost
impossible. The coal men are
pushed to their utmost resources to
Eli the demands for coal from people
who neglected to lay in supply be-
fore this recent cold snap which has
been SO severe that it took twice as
much fuel to enable places of BUSH
ness and dwellings to be properly
heated. The suffering among our
city poor has been more severe than
of recent years, numerous families
suffering from the lack of fuel and
provisions. Every line Of travel
has been blocked and Wilmington
has been cut off from communicate
with the outside world for two days.
The outlook for business to resume
its usual channels is not very good.
This is an old fashioned winter with
vengeance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15

A BILL has been prepared which
will be submitted to the Legisla-
ture for its action. 1t is proposed
to place the management of the city
crematory again in the hands of
the Board of Health, where fright
fully belongs. In the first place it
was looked after by the Board of
Health, but was taken away from
the Democratic Board over two years
ago and the management assumed
by City Council. There is no doubt
but that is where the management
Of the crematory properly belongs.
1t remains to be seen whether ma
jority of the members of the Legis..
lature think otherwise. The fate of
the bill will be watched with inter-
est by our citizens. Representative
James Kitchen will present the bill
in the House.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
The rlprketS

Eggs scarce and scan rom 25c to Acc;
butter, 25c to 3Oc pound; potatoes, Joe
aud l2c u peck; pork, l0c h.. celery
cents stalk; apples, 20 cents to 80 cents
hps.; oranges, loo to S5c a dozen; mutton
12c to 15c u pound; pc atoes, 500 a blu he'll
turnips, s Scnts a x peck; new cabbage
&c to 8, n head; chickens, 30cto Coo each |;
turkeys, 15c to 1sc lb beef, from &c to
20c pound; veal, l0c to $50 do; Calls
liver, 25c do. pumpkins. 30 to Sc a slice;
sweet potatoes $50 a basket; sausage, loo
lii lard Go H.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15

WE can say once again with the
very best authority that George
Gray will not succeed himself in the
United States Senate. It is not a
possibility or q probability, He
will not be reelected this Legisla-
ture. There may be another vacan-
cy as there was four years ago, but
we doubt it. A United States SEN
ator will be elected before adjourn
ment, but his name will not be
George Gray.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
NEVER FADING BLACK DYES
Diamond Dyes Make Colors
That Never Crock
Clothing Of All Kinds Easily
Dyed at Home.

There are three kinds of fast black Dia-
mond Dyes one for wool, one for cotton
aud mixed goods, and a third for silk aud
feathers. All Of these dyes are specially
prepared for home use aud are euarante ed
to make colors that will never fade nor
crock and that cannot be washed out In
strong soapsuts
The reliability OF the fast black Da.
mond Dyes have given them tho largest
sale of all dyes. Be sure to get the Dia-
mopd II you wish to color black, for no
other dyes equal them in simplicity of use
and fastneSs Of color.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15

THE management of the Whining
ton City Railway Company certainly
deserve the greatestpraise from the
travelling public for the herculean
efforts they made to open up their
numerous lines to the public. The
storm has cost them several thous-
and dollars, but they showed by
pluck and perseverance that they
were fully able to cope with the ele-
ments. Too much praise cannot be
given the management for getting
their roads opened up so quickly.
Expense was not allowed to stand
In the way and if the storm allows
the snow will soon be removed from
alongside their tracks wherever
possible.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
WHAT is SHILOH?

grand old remedy fo- Cough, Colds and
Consumption used through the wor for half
century, has curel innunerable ctses of in
cipient consumption and relieved M my in ad.
vanccd stages, II you are not satisfied with
She results we will refund your IN )nsy. Price
25c, Soc andsl.
Sold by N, b. Danforth Second and Market
CT
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Pensions Quickly Secured.

Original pensions nteligently prosecute
ed rejected pensions re-opened and sue
cessfully compile ed; dropped and relno d
pensions restored: widow pensions ,"c,r
ed in 10 to 90 days, by Col. John Vain.
wright, export pension attorney, 2nd floor
No, 8 w. Seven tn Street Wilmington, Del
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
Buy Your Teas at Lynch's,

Our DOC, Coo and SOC tees are uu surpass-
cd for exquisite flavor You get quality
and no prizes. Same goods at either
ttore, northwest corner Of Madison and
Fourth streets. south west corner Of King
and Eighth Streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15

The Street and Sewer Commits
sioners last evening ordered twenty
tive OF thirty carts 10 be employed
in clearing the snow off Market st.
This is good move and will help
to facilitate business on the prjnci-
pal street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15

At certain church near Ledbury, Eng
land, an annual sermon is still preached
against the vice Of dueling. This is done
N accordance with the will and testament
81 damsel whose rival lovers died fight
ng for her hand.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15

The weather prophet this time
had his predictions verified ard
z .A'iose who never before experienced
ran old fashioned winter, do not care
4 to have it duplicated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15

~ z THE meeting which was to have
been held last evening, in No. 9
aschool, to form an Educational So.
I ciety, will take place in tie near
sftsrc, the date Of which will soon
be announced.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
Ash Wsdnesdsy.

To-day 10 Ash Wednesday and will ush-
erin the ssason OF Lent and tho announces
msnt .! services was msde in the differ
cot churches on Sunday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15

The big snow storm has been the,
means of postponing the public sales
in the country among the farmers.