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VOL. XVII.
GCKLDSBORO. N. C. THURSDAY NOV. 11. 1897.
NO 29
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wholesome and delicious.
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POWDER
Absolutely Pure
WOVAl BAK1NO POWOFK CO., NFW VOW.
JLOLLOWELL TOHLINSOX.
LOCAL BRIEFS.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
congregation are arranging to
give an Art display at an early
day for the benefit of their organ
fund. The display promises to be
quite an elaborate affair.
Mi:. A. L. Walters is having
improvements made to his gro
cery store, which, will greatly im
prove the appearance of his
splendid piece of property on the
corner of East Centre and Spruce
streets.
People from the LaG range
section speak of the new railroad
project in a sort of suspicious
manner. They have heard about
this Snow Hill railroad business
several years ago and the only sur
prise in store for them now is the
railroad itself.
The old operatives at the
Wayne Cotton Mill, who have
held positions under former man
agement, do not seem
Mr. W. K. Hollow ell Wetls Mrs. Sue Vail
Tomliuson, of Archilale, K. C.
Daily Argus, JVov 4.
This morning at 9:30 'o'clock,
at the home of the bride in Arch-
;dale, N. C, Mr. W. R. Hollowell,
a prominent citiz m of our town,
and Mrs. Sue V. Tom'inson were
quietly married in the presence
of a few friends, and will arrive
! on the train from the west ai 5:20
this afternoon.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.
Tom Vail, of Charlotte, N. C,
who was formerly a resident of
Wayne county, and she has a
host of friends down here who
will join in wishing her long
years of happiness in her return
to her native county.
Mrs. Tomlinson has long been
prominent in church and VV. C
T. U. circles. For a uumber of
years she has been State organic
zsr for the W. C. T. U., and a na
tional organizer, as well. For the
past three years she has spent a
gieater part of her time in the
national field, organ zing in
Louisiana and Mississippi, and
was invited to give the response
to the address of welcome at the
National W. C. T. U. convention
which has just closed in Buffalo,
N. Y., but declined for obvious
reasons
GORMAN'S DEFEAT IS SURE.
Upon having just what you call for when
you go to buy Hood's Sarsaparilla. There
is no substitute for Hood's. It is an ii
sult to your intelligence to try to sell you
something else. Remember that all
efforts to induce you to buy an article
you do not want, are based simply
The Republicans Have Complete
Control of Maryland's Legis
latureCandidates Looming
Up.
Baltimore. Nov. 5. The Re
publicans will have complete con
trol of the Legislature. The offi
cial canvass in Carroll, Talbot,
Prince George's and Calvert coun
ties has resulted in gains sufficient
to give the Republicans the organ
ization of the House, and, unless
contests threatened by the Demo-
money. Do not permit yourself to crats in several districts should re-
be deceived. Insist upon having suit in their favor, which does not
seem probable, the House will
stand: Republicans, 49; Demo
crats, 42. The ben ate has eigh-
; teen Republicans and eight Demo-
fcrats. On joint ballot the Gen-
I nvu 1 A acnmhlu will cf flnrl l?pnnh.
And only Hood's. It is the One Trne Blood PurWei. ' ' .
ncans, v(. JJemocrais, ou. xnis
Uooo
y
the desire to secure more profit. The
dealer or clerk who does this cares noth
ing for your welfare. He simply wants
your
Hoods
Sarsaparilla
Hrtswl'c Dillc easy to buy, easy to take.
flOOU S 1-1IIS easy to operate. 256.
Steamers to the Klondyke.
Philadelphia, Nov. 5. The first
liue of first-class steamships to
the Klondvke has been organized
in this city, with Charles H.
Cramp, of the shipbuilding firm
of that name, as president. There
In the western part of North will be five vessels in all, and the
Carolina she was the pioneer of first will start in April next, clear-
tbe VV. U. T. U. and tbe growth my from New York or Philadel-
gives the .Republicans a majority
of seventeen on joint ballot.
The Democratic committee had
great hopes that the revised re
turns from Carroll and Talbot
counties would give the Democrats
control of the House by one or two
majority, but the official canvass
Blind-fold.
A woman hiA
BO right to "S9
(tip
oi mat organization a ine oiaie
has been largely due ;o her ef
forts. She works in every de
partment and the editors of the
State have had the pleasure of
listening to Mrs. Tomlinson on
two or three occasions before the
State Press Association.
We gladly welcome Mrs. Hollo-
completed in both counties this
evening shows that the Democrats
have elected three meembers of the
House in Carroll and that Benja-
l - l-i 1 'Vrtni-IA rt 1 lAtVIAA1ilt1l
"t -i , - , si -r -1 I LULU J." Vl ISUOt;, iX 3S tUl JKL. LJ. V
i r?i t i leader m that section, whose elec
. , , , . n , , tion had been conceded by
of these ships will accommodate A, T, , ,. ,. , J
i i J2 L i the Republicans earlier, has
about 400
and several hundred second-class
They will make connections with
railroads on the Pacific and with
transportation boats in the re
to be in
iavor witn Air. JJiggs, tne new
foreman, and he is importing la
bor from his old home at Fay
etteville, while the Goldsboro
people have to look for employ
ment elsewhere.
As a painter artist in his spe
cial line of work wa doubt if the
State has an rqual to Mr. Richard
Brown, of this city. He paints
buggies, and under his deft
brush and artistic skill an old
buggy can be made to look as
new, and better than many of the
new ones that come in here by
the car load from the west. Mr.
Brown has his repair shop on
John street, on the corner op
posite Mr. J. T. Ginn's store, and
in addition to his superior work
his charges are extremely mod
erate $5 cash.
The complement of public
spirited young ladies of our city
who are rehearsing for an enter
tainment for the benefit of the
Firemen's fund haye in store for
our people one of the most de
lightful plays it has ever been
their pleasure to witness. Every
character in the play "The
Chaperone" is full of interest
and is admirably represented by
home talent. The young ladies
have settled upon November 16tb
as the date on which they will
give the play before the public
in the Messenger Opera House,
and aside from the excellent merit
of the entertainment itself, the
cause for which it is to be given
should occasion the opera house
to be crowded to standing room
It is the opinion of an old cotton
buyer on this market that cotton
will go as low as 4 cents before
the bottom is reached. The low
grades are selling at that price,
but he is expecting the best
grade to reach those figures and
the inferior grades to reach
correspondingly low figure. He
bases his conclusion from an ex
perience of 37 years as a buyer
and says the planters need rot
expect any rise in price until
about the 1st of March, and then
it will net go higher than 6 cents
This prophecy is not very en
couraging to the farmers, and
while it may not be true as a
whole, still the indications now
are in his favor and without
great change in the tone of the
market his direful prophecy wil
come to pass.
The Maryland Democrats re
ceived a severe body blow wheu
Mr. Wellington predicted their
success.
having
tt-ell to our town and cohgratu-jgion, while for the accommoda-
wor. tion of lDassencers from abroad.
arrangements will be made with
the American Line, so that gold
late the
her for his bride.
Without A Rival.
Asa positive cure for f.prains,bruises,
and pains of all kinds, Salvation Oil
has no equal. jSlrs. Frank Juif, 518
Gratiot Ave., Detroit, Mich., writes :
"I used Salvation Oil in my family
and can say it has no rival as a lini-
menf,! it ceitamlv cures iiains. l
been defeated by Alpheus
Stansbury, Republican. In Tal
bot county Ex-State Comptroller
J. Frank Turner, one of the chief
lieutenants of the Gorman forces
on the Eastern Shore, is defeated
for State Senator by Henry Clay
Dobson, Republican, by nineteen
seekers ironi the other fade may r , . TT
cauuiuaics iui iuu iiuusu iu mis
county also win by pluraltics
ranging from sixteen to twenty
three. Prince George's county,
Rollins, Republican, is elected by
four plurality. This vote will no
President McKinley has
satisfaction of having voted
the winning ticket.
buy a throng ticket from South
ampton to Dawson City.
These vessels will arrive in
Alaska at the opening of naviga
tion on the i ukon, and will con-
, i t .4- ii doudt be contested by the Demo-
nvecii Lilt; j ti 1 1 ik: t l Lr a, 1 i l iuc . m T 11- -1 ,
1 1 1 V, 1 1 ( AV vviwi""J I I T r ( i i 1 -. I 1 1. C. J . .IV. VI V t1 llVClllkJ V I UUL
I 1. l ( - 1 1 1 " I I 11 1 I I 1
sprained my ankle and it cured me ""' think the Democrats will carry
orl amr-o ihrv. f havfi alwaVS Used it M,UU tons OI freight. . tU f o,mtnct0 0
for any pains raid bruises." Salvation , J. H. Hoadley, of New York, Republican majority on joint
Oil is sold for only 25 cents. No other is first vice:president of the new baUot nQW toQ f & Q
remedv -.v III do the work as promptly.
t.uuiFauj, mii uaa m . . three votes to effect the
iew ioiK, x imauerpma anu m- , ,. TT .. , 0. . o
, '. . , election of a United btates oena-
cago, and is about opening others
the
for
Seattle and
Everybody Says So.
m ban l rancisco,
Tacoma.
Victoria, I). C, Nov. 4. From
one of the members of Hon. Mr.
Sifton's party it is learned that
the Minister will recommend to
tor.
Candidates for the Senatorship
are already numerous. Governor
Lowndes and Congressman Mudd
have announced themselves, and
Congresman Barber, of the Eastern
Shore, and Congressman Mc-
Intyre, of Baltimore city, are also
in the field. Postmaster General
Gary, it is said, would like to ex-
, change his position in the Cabinet
iui u Buai in iuu ocuulc, uuu nis
It blind" in taat
ters of life and
health. She has
no right to shut
her eyes to- the
plain facts of her
physical binf
and the conse
quences of neg
lect. She ha no
right to be wretch
ed and ill when
she might be hap
py and free fcom
oain.
Women who drag through life weighed
down by some torturing-, dragging weak
ness or disease of their sex are not doing
their full duty to themselves. They are not
taking the mens which enlightened sci
ence affords them of being well and strong
and capable.
These special complaints from which so
many women suffer are not necessary. Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription positively
5ure3 even the most severe and obstinate
cases.
It is not a haphazard medicine. It is not
a "cure-all." It is a scientific remedy de
vised by an educated awl experienced spe
cialist for the one purpose of curing the
special diseases of women.
Tens of thousands of women have been
restored to perfect health by this wonderful
" Prescription." In many instances they
were actually given up as hopeless by phy
sicians and family doctors.
I have taken both your ' Golden Meflcal Tis
covery and Favorite Prescription ' for chronic
inflamtiiation of the uterus anu bladder," writes
Mrs. M. A. Scott, of Park Rapids, Hubbard Co.,
Minn. ' I also had stomach trouble which was
terriblv distressing. I have been cured of all. I
had suffered untold miser? for four years pre
vious to taking your treatment, but began to feel
the good effect at once."
Dr. Pierce's thousand - page illustrated
book, "The People's Common Sense Med
ical Adviser " contains information of price
less value to women. A paper-bound copy
will be sent absolutely free on receipt of ai
one-cent stamps to pay the cost of mailing
only. Address World's Dispensary Medical
Association, Euffalo, N.Y. For a handsome
clotl-biud copy end .ti stamps.
Casearets Candy Cathartic, the most I the "government the modification
wonderful medical discovery of the Lf tl, Yukon minium reflations
ago, pleasant, ana reiresning to tne 1 .
usto, act jrentlv and positively on as to me collection oi royalty to
kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing fi1A vf.prit that, snrth am on lit. of
the entire system, dispel colus, cure I., , , i ,
headache, fever, habitual constioation the output as is required to wor
and biliousness, Please buy and try a j claims Will be exempt, also that .,,
hov ..f r c c tn ri-tv io 11 .i -n t friends will no doubt uro-e his
DOX oi O. XO-Qdy, 1U, 0 I flio rmvprnmpnt; will resprvp p.laims I . . ..
uuiu Liiu. 'jaiaiiiiccu iu luid u
all drup-gista.
I I " "11 ! 1 I
Maryland he is entitled to the hon
or. Nearly all the Eastern Shore
candidates who figured in
the fight against Welling
ton for the Senatorship two year?
It looks
like it would be Gary against the
field, and if Congressman Mudd
cannot make it for himself he will
no doubt throw his strength to
Gary, as he did to Wellington
uuveiuuiBut micacivc timuio it- . 1, .,, ,,,i 4.1 1
n I n nnliAn rY 1 ft r if 7'f ,! i Tii ( T It r hmnrf
m uiutiis ui tun, x.x uiai n 1OQ,1ov f tUa n.,vl in
I n . -m i .11 -I . I l,U.V VSL1-Ub IVUUVfc tUV; V 4A 4V K V All
I JX L XX . X .X X XXX O 1 XXX VClK3Vt- 4 W
150 feet.
Not Even "Ileform" Cuba?
Madrid, Nov. 5. The cabinet
has agreed upon the text of a short
note to the United States in re
sponse to the hitter's acknowledge
ment of Spaia's reply to the Amcr
ican note tendering the good of
fices of the United fctates in the
Cuban trouble.
It is said that this is necessarv
because, although Spain did not caso or New Ycrk-
promise m express terms to grant
autonomy to the Cubans, Gen.
Woodford, the American Minister,
assumed that such a promise was
involved in Spain s reply.
In the new despatch the Gov
Don't Tobacco Spit'and Smoke Tour Life
Away.
11 you wane lo quii. wjuauuo m,ll 1 ,
easily and forever, be made well.strong ?"1 g-i" P
mag-netic, full oi new life and vigor,
take No-To-Bac, the wonder worker
that makes weak men strong-. Many
grain ten pounds in ten days. Over 40,
000 cured. Buy No-To-Bac of your
druffgrist under guarantee to cure, 50
cts or $1. Booklet and sample mailed
Free Ad. Sterling Remedy Co. Chi-
The Three Friends.
Havana, via Key West, Nov. 5
There is great excitemeut among
the Spaniards in Havana, who
That is the way all druaraists sell
GROVE'S TASTELESS CHlLL
TONIO for Chills and all forms of
fevers Malaria. It is simply iron and
quinine in a tasteless form. Children
oveit. Adults preier it to bitter nau
seating tonics. Price 50e J, H. Hill
Xc Hon, -udsboro, 2. U.
.nil i - I desire to attack and destroy the
ciuuivut in uctiaiu iu muuuatti , mi. Tn j i n i
lansruajre that bpam will do Tvhatl i- i j u - u ;
-J - i iiu.ii ri y vr.'Sr! . nun w i i.ii in
now in this port. Gen. Blanco is
said to have taken strict meas
ures to prevent disorders.
she may deem advisable about
granting autonomy.
Tisible Supply of Cotton.
New Orleans, Noyember 5.
Secretary Hester's statement of
the world s visible supply of cot-
l In all the world there is no other treatment
go pure, so sweet, so safe, so speedy, for (re
'eervinp, purifying. ad beautifying the skin,
" pcalp, and hair, and eradicating every hn
mor, as warm baths -wiUi Oitticura. Soap,
and gentle anointings with Cuticpba (oint
ment), the great skin cure.
Is oM I'jm't'.'hnTTt fb world. PoTteb
AU About thu Siiii, K'alp, aud lldj', free-
t'rnm P(mrteto PrroPali
cured by Cutcvjt
J1VERY IIUMOIt
Johnson9 s
Ctllll and
Fever
Tonic
Cures Fever
In One Day.
The Three Friends came to tn snows an increase during tne
Havana towing a schooner loaded week just closed of 241,226 bales,
with meat. Her business in Cuban arzainst an increase tor tne same
wateis is perfectly legitimate. time last year, 173,257, and an
Another important battle has increase year before last of 100,
626.
The Ex-Minister on Cuba.
An article upon thd Cuban
question contributed to the North
American Reyiew by Mr. Hannis
Taylor, lately Uaited States Min
ister to Spain, has raised a ques
tion how soon a diplomatic officer
on his return to private life, is
relieved from diplomatic obliga
tions. Mr. Taylor's article is
written in an entirely friendly
and respectful spirit; but he
speaks with the utmost - frank
ness of Spanish institutions and
politics, and he unhesitatingly
declares, and gives bis reasons,
that Spain is "powerless either
to conciliate Cuba or to conquer
it." and that the United States
States cannot escape the duties
presented by this situation.
While Mr, Taylor says nothing
that an American citizen is not at
liberty to say and much less than
many Am.eric.ans in official life
have said already, such a publi
cation would be grossly improper
from an officer in the diplomatic
service, even if no longer serv
ing in Spain. And since the diplo
matic intercourse ot nearly all
nations but our own is carried on
by permanent officials, ;t is diffi
cult for the Spanish to under
stand that Mr. Taylor, who was
so lately Known to tnem as a
Minister Plenipotentiary, is now
wntmg as an irresponsible pri
vate person.
The friction that has thus been
caused, while it may do no par
ticular harm, has added an un
necessaty embarrassment to a
situation already sufficiently dif
ficult, and has very likely com
plicated the relations of Mr, Tay
lor's successor. We think that
Mr. Taylor should have remem
bered the usual customs of the
diplomatic service and the liabil
ity to misunderstanding -in such
a case as his, and that it would
have been well for him to pause
a few weeks before rushing into
print. Nevertheless we have no
doubt at all that what he says of
Spain and Cuba is the truth.
.
Chief Justice Hoyt, of Colo
rado, concedes the election of his
opponent, Wm. H. Gabbert, the
Populist and Democratic candi
date. Gabber ts majority is over
3,000.
The trial of the crew of the
schooner Competitor before the
naval court martial in Havana,
whose decision must be confirmed
by the Madrid government, will
begin next Mouday morning.
QUARANTINE KAISED7
Little Change in Fever Situation
at New Orleans.
New Orleans Nov. 5. The y el
low iever situation has not im
proved any since yesterday, and
the unfavorable turn of affairs fol
lowing in the wake of the cold
wave and the light frost is very
disappointing to Dr. Ollipbant,
President of the Board of Health.
He reiterates, however that the
effects of the cold snap will become
apparent in a few days . The re
cord shows that the number of
fatalities is greater than that of
yesterday, and there is no let up
in the new cases.
The Board of Health reports:
Cases of yellow fever to-day, 40;
deaths to-day, 7 ; total cases of
yellow fever to date, 1,675; total
deaths from yellow fever to date,
213; total cases absolutely recov
ered, 837; total cases under treat
ment, 625.
In the absence of a regular
meeting, Dr. Ollipbant, President
of the Louisiana State Board of
Health, to-night promulgated the
following order, the same to take
effect immediately: "Quarantine
against all points is raised, except
that passengers from
SlrS.r tions are literally true.
o -----
quired to have certificates from
health officers or reputable physi
cians, that for ten days past there
has been no yellow fever in the lo
cality they come from."
Birmingham, Ala., Nov. 5.
Birmingham has had several heavy
frosts, and to day the Mayor rais
ed the quarantine against all yel
low fever infected points. . The
Governor also issued a proclama
tion raising State quarantine, ap
plicable to all points north of
Calera, a town just north of Mont
gomery. The railroads have, in
consequence, resumed
lar schedules.
The Mecca for
Cape Wants.
yhe season for outer garments is fairly on.
It is too late to begin to think about purchasing, it
is high time to get what you need and that at once.
Our stock is complete. It will not long remain so
with the daily demands made on it. It is to your
advantage not to delay.
We give this time accurate cuts of four of our
most stylish capes. We have not many of the capes,
and these few are priced for a short stay. The cuts
Mobile, are reproductions from photographs and the descrip-
No. 22 is a masterpiece
of the tailor's art.
Best grade of Kersey
in a fine black.
Box plaits trimmed ele
gantly in braids.
27 inches long, full sweep.
It would be a rare
opportunity at
Our price is $13.50.
their regu-
No. 22 '
This is evidence that our buying facilities are
what they ought to be. The following are evidences
that our prices are what they ought to be.
been fought near the Pan of Ma
tanzas, in which the insurgents
under Gen. Betancourt scattered
a Spanish column under Gen
Molina. The Spanish lost over
100 men.
La Guasima, a town within
The total visible is 2,725,587
bales, against 2,484,361 last week
and 3,225,211 last year. Of this
the total oi American cotton is
2,540,587, against 2,299,361 last
sight of Havana, has been attack- week and 2,925,114 last year, and
ed and plundered by the insur-lall other kinds 185,000,
gents.
300,100 last year.
ag ainst
Just try a 10c box of Cascarets. the
finest liver and bowel regulator ever
made.
That Keatuckv person who New York's next French ball
didn't believe in a personal devi' I will doubtless be a corker.
uacj u.u0 wken bir,ousor costive, eat a casca-
iu aiier luesuigBuua iCnco "l ret candy cathartic, cure guaranteed.
anatomy of its surplus lead.
Itch on human, manure on horses,
dogs and all Btocfe, cures in 30 minute-
by woodtord'B sanitary xionon. i
never fails. Sold by M. Ji. Uov;inson S
Bro., uoldsboro, JN,ii-
Hanna will have to haul in his
horns somewhat, no matter what
may be the final result in Ohjoj
This in itself is a victory.
The Brooklyn Eagle says it is
a bad year for the saints. The
H-agle evidently believes the sin
ners have won.
The revised and complete re
turns indicate that theNew York
newspapers over estimated their
influence.
In view of the fact that the pe
aection with the New York elec- titions to Mr, Low to run for
tion. A fraudulent brand of re- Mayor carried the names of 127,
forx bad considerable to do with 429 voters, and he received but
it. 74,683 votes, it would seem that
tha flili'7. iric' TT tin in ifa i-i -ill
on.l Mb- ui.-ken u,Un rn P OUUIO SOI l ttu riJiua
gripo.lCc. I Hon. . ...
--y -' -:l '' V "VV-7 ;-' ;
10c, 25 cents.
The Citizsns' Union managers
suspect there was fraud in con-
IIOW TO FIND OLT.
Fill a bottlo or common erlass with
urine and lot it stand twenty-lour hours
a sediment or settling indicates an un
healthy condition ol tne maneys,
When urine stains linen it la positive
evidence of kidney trouble, loo ire-
quent desire to urinate or pain
in the bacK, is. also convincing
proof that the kidneys and bladder are
put oi order.
WHAT TO 10.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's
Swamo-Root. the great kidney rem
edy fulfills every wish in relieving pain
and every part of the urinary passages
It corrects inability to hold urine and
scalding pain In passing it, or bad ef
fects following use of liquor, wine or
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to get up
many times during the night lo uri
nate. The mild and the extraordinary
effect oi Swamp Hoot is soon realized,
It stands the highest for its wonderful
cures of the most distressing cases. If
you need a medicine you should have
the best. Sold by all druggists price
fifty cents and one dollar. You may
have a sample bottle and pamphlet
both sent free by mail. Mention The
Daily Argus and send your address
l)r Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y,
Tho proprietors of this paper guaran
tec t befell umenoss ot UUSOHer,
After....
Taking
ft course of Ayer's Pills the
system is set in good working
order and a man begins to feel
that life is worth living. He
who has become the gradual
prey of constipation, does not
realize the friction under which
he labors, until the burden is
lifted from him. Then his
mountains sink into mole
hills, his moroseness give!
place to jollity, he is a happy
man again. If life does not
seem worth living to you, you
may take a very different view
of it after taking
Ayer's Gathartio Pills.
A Black Cloth Cape, 23
inches long, neatly trim
med. Braid and Buttons.
Box Plaits. We make on
this cape the extremely low
price of $2.2 5.
No, 600.
This cut shows a marvel
of a Plush Cape, 18 inches
long, beautifully trimmed
in Braid and Jet. Rare
Collar, edged with fur, also
edged with fur in front.
This cape is a gem, $5,00.
No. 302.
No. 412 is the biggest
Earthquake Shakes Idaho.
Pocatello, Idaho, Nov. 5 A
spvprfl shock of eartbouike at
2;30 this morning was felt the
entire distance from bilver liow
to Monioa, Mont., and at 7 o'clock
the second shock was percept
ible, but notjso severe. At Divide, Knr(Ta;n pvpr nff prpr :n
no TCnn.lr. TYima. and Monida. DdrSdin ever OlfereQ in
windows rattled, dishes fell to capes. It IS made OT POOd
SS.riiiS. Quality Plush. 18 inches
and other glassware suffered de- long, full Sweep, fancy Or
buildings were made to sway an d plain lining. Trimmed with
crack. At Dillon especially was t . j d: pArypA
the first shock severe. The court JC anu DrdIU dnu edged
house walls were cracked and the Willi r UH
plaster fell from the ceiling.
Helena, aioni. , xnov. y.
-At
2:05 o'clock this morning a slight
earthquake shock was felt here,
rocking buildings. xt was oi
seven seconds duration, but as
yet no damake is known to have
been caused by it.
It's
Exactly like cut.
a wonder, at $3.00.
No, 412,
Our line of coats is ready for inspection. It shows
this season's importations.
John Lvon.one of the assistant
Attorney Generals of the Depart- many exclusive Styles
tho Interior, died at his I
home in Washington, d. c yes Especially in high class garments we can assure extra
terday. Mr. Lyon 'was born at . . , ' ...
Petersburg, Va., 70 years ago, values Our show-room is large and roomy, with
The President has appointed Lvpiv rnnvpniVnrp
the following to be consuls of the every convenience.
?.cX,pa-. We sha11 be Phased to have you call.
gentine H. WEIL, & BROS
Tiaden ' ' WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT.