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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-08
WOmen's Union Suits.

The name "Oneita" is synoni-
too by the case. A fine "Oacita
UNION SUITS, at rs Cents
It's Cotton of course but snugly
heeced and made with all the
"Oneita" care and finish; strong
crocheted edge, silk ribbon finish
and buttoned across the shoulders
with pearl buttons. This grade
comes also in grey and ecru.
"ONEITA" UNION, WHITE
wool mixture. model weight and
a model of comfort and warmth,
81
OTHERS IN NATURAL AND
white wool-$I.25. $l.5O, $I.75
OTHER GRADES OF HAIR
ward. at -75c, ST and SIPS
SILK AND WOOL UNDER
wear in Harvard" goods. long
sleeved Vests and side band Pants.
$l.59.
FOR CHILDREN, THE cHAR-
ward" in heavy cotton feeced Vests
and Pants. sizes to 6. all
-35c Garment
SAME GRADE IN WHITE
wool mixed for children;
Sizes l to Scots Each
to --59cts Each.
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Warm Gloves 25ctS Pair.

New Cashmere Gloves just in, black. brown
and blue, the black Gloves with the patent finger
tips, guarantee ticket with every pair.
There lot of good black fleece lined
Glove in the lot too. Some have white embroid-
cred backs. They're all on the round bargain Ia
bic in front of Glove dept, all -25cts Pair
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-08
Winter Underwear!
For Men, Women and Children,
At The Smallest Possible Prices.

The place buy Underwear where you get
easmost price, The that this
only Underwear Store worthy the TheGamble Desmond Co.'S
Underwear accident but the natural
Underwear the sitting and eng Of every known
til that we'd found the right kind.
Just think Of the comfort derive from the right kind Every
elusive make the right kind noted and
faction in every regard.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-08

lists hope to have it oftener when they
get start at stock raising.
This is perhaps not so vitality interest
ing as it would have been had Bryan
been elected, but 1t is worth notice.
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SI.5O PettiCoatS 90 Cents.

Have you themP One window is half
full of thems Made of heavy mercerzed sateen
with wide part colored accordion pleat crinkled.
This peat is guaranteed to "stay in" whatever
the weather conditions Petticoats come in all the
new coors They have ST.. SO character although
we mean to sell them for --90 Cents
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-08
Special for Children.
Beautiful Things In Lace Department.

An exhibition hmmeng brilliant luminous beauys that
lace and trimming de And after ALL that we've begun we've
suddenly realize how utterly futile attempt
outline Of what's here.
at ou price ehomu
cfa dunds are tn. eamhul made
comhd collars RuyaB oaS and hh to the real
dR m
h
hundreds Of
eampeN
the Frnhco objection t--XIO
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-08

The Greek government has just
signed a contract for the construction
of a railroad 272 miles long between
Piraenus, the port of Athens, to Dem
erli, in Thessaly on the Turkish Dor
Athens through Attica and Boeotia to
Thebes and thence through Phokis and
the country of Achilles across the
Othrys Mountains Branch lines will
convey the student of antiquity to
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-08

The way in which the Associated
Press handled the election returns
Tuesday night merits praise. The ser
vice was prompt, full and accurate. AT
its office in this city everything pos
sible was done for the help of the Con-
necticut members of the association,
and the work was a shining success.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-08

Sweden is suffering from a boom in
manufacturing which has drawn thou
sands of the country people to the
larger towns and caused house rents to
advance 20 or 80 per cent. Many OF the
manufacturers have invested beyond
their capital and are in distress Money
is very scarce and crisis Is threat
ened.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-08
Stuttgarter.

No lauding here for everything
said in praise of this normal SAM
tary wooden Underwear is almost
fulsome. so we'll have its merits been
proclaimed by the greatest of me-
dical scientists over the length and
breadth of both continents.
We simply want to remind you
that we are selling agents in New
Haven for these celebrated German
goods. That's all.
Not a day passes but that some
distinguished physician sends pa
tents TO US to be "Underweared"
for the winter.
For Women.
"Star" Underwear for women is
here in the same comprehensive
array; natural and white wool
-75c. ST. and SIPS a Garment
Children's.
"Star" Natural and White Wool
Mixed, all the sizes. 20 to 81,
--5Octs Garme Mt
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Situations, Wants, Rents, and other smai
Advertisements, One Cent Word cach in-
sert:on. Five Cents Word for u full week
(seyen timesl.
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Blobbs-Why did young Bsmith give
up medicine for the church?
Slobbs-He said he couldn't cure any
body so he became curate, -Chicago
Herald.
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sells.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-10-05
A Pair of Pants. Aged 60.

Lexington Correspondent to Charlotte
Observer.
Mr.. WOodsOn Daniel, who
lives near Denton, IN this coun-
ty, was here a few days ago,
wearing a pair Of pants which
he has owned and worn a good
deal every year for SO years.
H. bought them in Mr.. John
Murphy's store in Salisbury
sometime daring the fall of the
year before the TippecanOe
campaign in 1910, that being
the fall Of '30. Mr.. Daniel is s.
years old and rode mile from
his home, Is miles distance,
and back In the afternoon. The
pants are navy blle with a
small bronze silk check. 1t is
yet very strong goods. He said
it sold for 81 per yard.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-10-05
Workman Items.

To The Editor of THE NEWS:
Mrs. Wyoma Buff is still
improving.
Lewis Taylor. shingle dealer,
has bought up a considerable
lot Of trees.
Four revenue officers passed
through here last Friday. They
seem to be regularvisitors here
lately.
Miss Sarah Chapman, who
had been in a critical condition
for sometime suffering with
Ulcers. died last Monday night.
The camp meeting at Maple
Grove { cOlOred has been we'll
attended. The white folks
went to hear them sing.
John Britain was tried the
other day for cutting Charles
Smith. They finally compro-
missed and Britain paid the
cost.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-10-05
The Dawning of a New Era

Written by Rev. l.. S. Denton FIR r.,
News.
A few of the great enterprises
that are likely to be consmu-
mated during the early vear,
Of the twentieth century a..
the following:
/. The opening up of III,
great resources of China ana
Siberia, through railroads and
European-built cities. Tn, =.
already IN process Of accom-
lishment.
,. Ship-canals that will opel.
the American Great Lakes ANA
the Mississippi to sea going
vessels.
3. A ship canals through
either the Isthmus Of Panama.
or Nicaragua, or both which
will make a direct connection
between the commerce Of TIL.
Atlantic and the Pacific oceans.
4. The opening Of the Yukon
Valley by a railroad from the
southern Alaskan forts to th,
headofnavagationofth Yukon
5. The laying an ocean cable
from San Francisco to China
via. Hawaii, the Philippines
and Japan. Our commercial
greatness has just began ami
as it grows, there will BE- 4
limitless demand during the.ra
now upon us, for keen, capabl.
young men who have received
a good commercial education.
There are good things IN view
for the ambitious young mall
who is nice enough to prepare
himself for the demands of the
new era.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-10-05
Notice to the Public.

It is ordered by the Board Of
County Commissioners Of
Burke County that no person
is authorized to make accounts
against the county without an
approved order or requisitlOn.
Accounts presented must be
accompanied by either an ap-
proved order or requisi,ion be
fore being paid.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-10-05

STATE or ONO. CITY or TOLEDO.

STATE or ONO. CITY or TOLEDO.
LUCAS COUNTY >
RAN J CHENEY makes oath that
he is h senior partner of the firm of
+. ]. CHTNF * Co, doing business in
the City Of To,cdo. County and state
aforesaid and hat sad firm will Dav
the sum # ONE HUNDRED Dol
LAkS for each and every of Catarrb
that cannot be cured BY the use 81
Halls CAFARRH CURE.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn = before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 9th day Of Decem-
Der. y. ID. 1880.
\. " GLEASON.
lSEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Send
for testimonials. free.
r. J. CHENEY & co. Toledo. O.
Sold by Druggists. Sc.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-10-05
Miss S. f. Pitts. bv a number

Miss S. f. Pitts. by a number
of the lady nurses that were
formerly associated with her
in this department consisting
of the following: Misses Ida
and Iva Moore, Eula Wager.
Lille Patton. Estella Stike-
leather, ard Pattie McAdams.
Miss Pitts had recently re-
signed here to accept a like
position in the State Hospital
at Columbia, S. c., and prior
to the event of her departure
her friends desiring to paw a
tribute to her as a souvenir Of
their atfectionate esteem con-
ceived this happy idea. The
spacious reception room was
indeed a bower Of floral beauty
disclosing III quite a vivid way
the touch Of a hand skilled in
the decorative art Brother
MaClaChlan STAYS about here
and that settles it. And with
the array of feminine beauty
in the midst Of this it present
ed a scene Of panoramic splen-
dor rarely witnessed and none
seemed morehappvand charm
ing than thelittle lady to whom
the honors Of this occasion
were intended and given.
MANY varieties Of cake and
delicious tropical fruits, cool
ING waters. ice cream, etc,
were dispensed. The follow.
ing invited guests Were pres
ent: Doctors F.. L. Murphy,
|. NJ. Taylor, c. f. Ross, and
]. ]. McCampbell, the Misses
Lula Kirkpatrick, Lille Slade
MavC onolev, Mamie McGimp.
sev. Lou London, Corinn,
Cowan. Edith Barber anC
Maggie Thompson and Mes.
DANES Laura Cole. Matte
Smith and Ida Null. Miss
Pitt, had long been at The
head Of the training nurses
and made warm friends Will
all those that came in cuntar.
with her. She is a pleasan
and kind lady and as she ha.
SO wllled to go her g,oin.
leaves within the hearts Of al
a pang of sorrow and all wish
:. her all happiness IN pursuin:
!. her chosen mission of min
/. i>tering to the si,kand atf1ict
ed Of humanity.
SCRIBD.
Oct. Srd. 900.
4
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-10-05
STATE HOSPITAL NOTES.

Mrs. -. ~. NraQN mas Decn
very unwell for some time.
Miss Stikcleather went TO
Hickory, Sunday, to spend a
few DAYS.
Mis-, Mae Murphy j. teach
ing a mission school at Ander-
son Chapel.
DR.. and Mrs. p. l.. Murphy
recently returned from avlslt
in Columbia. s. G.
Miss Maggie Singleton ha,
returned to the Hospital
a visit at Drexel.
Mr.. George c.. CoFev, OF
Lenoir. was a visitor at the
Hospital this week.
Everybody IS for Carr, Sim
mons, or the other fellows
here, take your choice.
Mr.. H. f.. c. BRYANT, Of
Charlotte. visited Mrs. Bry-
ant of this place, Sunday.
Mr. J. A.. Cox has been on
the roll of the sick for a week
though Is now Improving.
Mr.. ]. f.. Cotfev and B. B.
Henslev came back Friday
from a few DAYS visit IN Nor
folk, Va.
Many persons from the Hos
pitul accompanied the choir on
it, annual picnic on Burke
mont, last week, they report
Il delightful time,
Mr.. Thomas Sparks has
donned the overallo and is now
assisting Mr.. Carter In the
engineers department here.
He is an apt student and viii
soon learn.
Mr.. John NJ. Doughertvvio-
tied Table Rock 4 few DAYS
ago. There seems to be other
attractions in that quarter,
other than the natural scenery
there Astounding. that attracts
him thither.
Miss s. f.. P,tt>le left Monday
for Winston for avi>ltoi adaN
or two With her relatives there
Miss Ella Vaughn, theme,
to her home at Cross Hill. )
c.. where She viii spend
week or two. thenceto Column
bia, :. {.
Mrs. Abernethv. wife an,
FIVE children Of Rev. Mr.. y
ernethv, Of Murphy. y. {.
and Miss Allen. wtrevioitin.
the Misses Moore here. la,
week, and were while here tt
Quests of Mr.. and Mrs. \. X
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-15
Ward Meetings Held.

Democrats Of tho Third, Fourth and
Tenth wards held ward meetings Lass
night. At the Third ward meeting Ed-
ward MoNabb was selected charm an,
Stephen Cook. secretary. Peter McClos ~,
treasurer; Edward O. Conner delegate 10
tho hundred convention, aud Neal Ken.
nedy. delegate to State convention. Mr..
Kennedy was instructed to support Bryan
Dem oorats to the Kansas City Convsn ton.
1t was an unusually large meeting.
about two hundred being present. and
every motion made was passed unanimous
ly,
The Fourth ward elected james H Kane
chairman. Thomas Gormly. secretary and
delegate to hundred convention and John
Dongherty delegate to State convention.
Those elected at the Tenth ward were
Michael j. Mslonay chairman, J. Msslsy,
secretary, ]. S. Clarkson treasurer and u.
], Long delegate to hundred convsn tion.
There were several nominees for dsls,
gate to State convention and a. no one
could be agreed upon 1t was laid over un.
til Friday night
On that evening meeting OF the fifth
district which comprises the Tenth, Elsv
smith snd part of the Fifth ward will b.
held and State delegate for the Fifth
ward will be selected,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-15
Cheap Love POtiOns,

"Love potlons, Sd. EACH" was pla-
carded up In the window, so the writer
entered this chemists In the east end
Of London. In reply to his inquiries
the assistant said:
"You may not believe in love potions,
but the fact that we sell on an average
some 40 potions day shows that our
customers do. But, then, you don't be-
lieve that the one remedy for every
complaint is dogs lard. which our Gus
toners apply both externally and inter-
nally. Here are q few Of the other
most popular physics In this part Of
Londoni Seaweed soup a. embrocation
for rheumatism, wurzel strip for ca
tarrh and o concoction Of lard and tur-
pentins for black sye. You want to
know what our lovs pctions m made
cf1 Al, 4 eouldnit tel ~ thAt But
~ apeakSrss hand rAeshantc aiIy ~,
laInxs \ " = N Il gG Y xI l1
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-15

as follows.
Wllmington-J. c. McCaullsy. John v
Smith.
Brandywins-W. G. Ebright B. Frank
Handy, Frank Sterling.
Christiana-jaciob Hoover, George
CLANCY.
Mill Crsok-Robert o. Currindsr, New.
ton Chambers.
White Clay Creek William F, Sin.
gies, Jr.. Alfred J. Clough George w.
Psnoader G. Brown, Michael o..
Rourke, William r. Todd
New Castle-Alexander NcCaughan,
William B, Mccoy, William 8. Martin.
Red Lion-B, r. Armstrong, John Qua
ming. Frank Ryan.
ST. Gsorges-Hnrry 8. Beaston, Frank
j. Pennington. William P, Rhein.
Appoquinimink-Jossph @. Lyn am,
George H. CHM. William W, Sbockley.
Blackbird-W. W. Donovan, y, W.
Pr ice. Nathan Bailey.
THE ADDITIONAL PANEL.
The additional panel of petit Jurors
summoned for Wedne sday, who will be
subject to service in case Q true bill for
granddaughter or murder Is found in the
case Of the tramp who killed a fellow
tramp OF New Castle Jail, is as follows :
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bristor, William
4. Lyons.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Miller, J, 4 Me-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-15
County Court.

County Court.
The May term OF Court opened yestsr.
day morning and the following gen tlemer
were drawn on the grand petit panel.
THE GRAND JURORS.
: Following is the grand jury list:
Wilmington-John Pyle, Patrick Neary,
Peter A. Horty. John s. Miller.
Brandywlne-Iasish D. Mousley, Johu
l.. CLARK, Sr.
Christiana-Charles Mcdonald, jaime.
II. Polk.
Mill Creek-G Frank MOvangh. John
White Clay Crsek-James Crossan,
James r. Marshall.
John L. Talley.
New Castle-Joseph LeFevre, Joseph
Grimes.
Psnoader-Jossph o'Rourks, William E.
Smith.
Red Liop-James A. Mulligan, Jr., Will
liam X. Price.
ST. Georges-Henry Cleaver, Frank B.
Watkine.
Appoquinimink-G George W. vandyke,
William H. Money.
Black bird-John A. Latta, William
Rawley.
The grand jury serves for four ter ms.
THE PETIT JURORS.
The regular petit panel for this term IL
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Pennsylvania Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE r. r.


Schedule in effect April 8 1900
Trains leave Wilmington a. follows:
For Philadelphia (sxpressl. Ik5, SO, n
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gillian.
Christiana-Samuel T. Johnson, W. j
Parkhill, Herman Beidemsu.
| MIL Creek-Ellis Hicks, Matthew Roser,
W. Frank Taylor.
White Clay Creek-Ogle r. Currinder
William H, Kelley.
Pencader-W William R. Reese, James NJ.
Downs.
New Castle-Jamss McCarter, John I,
Stops.
Red Lion-Frank Davidson, William
Gsrson.
st. Georges-Edward Reynolds, Alex
ander NJ. Brown.
observation-disclosures NJ. Powell,
Albert e. Wells.
observation-disclosures Lockerman, William
johnson.
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Piutsburs. week days. 500 .. m: 4U.
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days. sSH q. m; At, 's.x ulN Pullmaa
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sl256 and ell p. NJ, daily.
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troit
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100 a. M: aN 12 .. m. sunday,, I1S
L I.andenberg accommodation week days
4 LE & Vi S MHRkT 70 - sRrArloN FOR
Baltimore. week Gays, As p. IN,
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sS.W (all Pullman cars), s5.35, 60 I'm
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Delmarvia Telephone, No lss.
Rates to Western poir,ts hywer than ~
any other line. F. D. UNDERWOOD.
General MAnaSee.
D. B. MARTIN. Man. Of Pass. Trace.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-15
Dlscouragements -Thelr,C.use and ure,

Dr. Keigwin In the lecture room of West
Presby terrain church tomorrow evening.
These Wednesday evening lectures cam
not fail to prove PORTABLE. and the mem.
bers generally should endeavor to 20 and
hear them and endeavor to bring their
neig hbors with them. Religious question
are not 80 generally discussed In private
circles as they were years ago and this
may DO one reason Of the lack Of interest
in religion and the falling off In the num-
bers Of church attendants. A good string
up may do good. dispel the feeling Of dis.
couragemenr, and on learning the cause
apply the remedy, At any rate 60 an hear
DR.. keigwin and thus contribute to hold
up his hands SO he may be strengthened
to overcome Apollyon and his cohorts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-15
CURED A RUNNING sOPg.

II had bad running sore on my breast
for over year" says Henry H. Richards
OF Willseyville. N. Y, and tried grsa4
many remedies, but got no rslipf luSsssNs
used Banner SaIye. AetsE usihg one half
boz, was perfectly cured. cannot re-
commend it too highly. and will never b.
without 1t m the HOUSE." All druggists,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-15
Pianos,

Ivers & Pond, Fischer. Behr Bros Kroe-
ges. Crown, Schubert, Marshall & Wen
dali and Durand Pianos All the latest
styles and woods, our prices are the very
lowest. and terms easy from IS to SO per
month. The largest assortment OF fine
Pianos in any one warsroom herr or in
Philadelphia. Seeing is believing Robe.
len Piano Com pany, no Market strest.a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-15

The Musical Raymore Is one OF the latest
triumphs in Plano Manufacture, for tone
and singing quality 1t is unsurpassed. and
In construction Of the highest quality.
Cases are perfect beauties In figured wal =
nut and mahogany. We have q special
price and inducsment In these at pianos.
and we will explain terms, eto, Roblen
Plano Company ITO Market street.
tg,Ns ~. ~ m12s8k
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-15
0uunnDUUEl0l
Ter sale by

Fer sale by
miller Drug Co 400 Market street.
N. b Denforth. 124 Market street,
Jacob 9. I}eetem, 800 Delaware avenue.
2. b Cartmell, COL Madison street,
Almonds Pharmacy, 9Th and Orange.
J. 4 Stamp, Cor. Tenth and Poplar sts.
Y. James Belt, Cor Sixth and Market Sts
Joseph p. Williams. Ger. 9th and Madl son
I'd. r. Allaband, Cor. A and Head SITS.
II. Bradley, NJ. d., Cor 4th and Rodney.
John J. Gallagher d Bro. ,l400 and a0)l Market
Seventh Street Pharmacy, It'll and jackson.
RlCckRom 4 Spear Cor. Second and WestStS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-15
Notice.

Remember am still at tho same old
stand. MILK and Dream constantly on
hand. John A. Porter, Southeast oorns
Sevent b and Madison streets. Phone al
AVID