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If I havn’t the greatest bargain in
Bottled Pickles, plain, mixed and show,
mo cents a bottle, I'd like to know
why. Come and see.
Pickling Onions cheap.
Citron Melons. at 2 cents lb
Home grown Potatoes, at 55 cents per
bu. Five bushel lots at 50c per bu. (No
"skin" business in my measuring).
Fine layer Figs.
Sugar by the dollar’s worth cheaper
than I can buy it by the too.
Sugar for treating grapes.
Sprat’e Dog Cake dog cheap.
The Java Collee I am dealing out at
this time is particularly nice.
It only needs a trial to convince the
Tea lover that my Formosa Oolong Tea
is better than most such. and not cur.
passed by any competitor.
Winter supply of Home Raised Honnv
now going. Quarts,50 cents; pints, 30
cents, including jar.
New Beans cheap.
Ferris’ Pork, 11 cents. Sperry dz
.Barnes' fat Pork, 10 cents
New Cranberries, 10 cents quart
New Prunes. 10 cents lb.
If you’re not paying any premiums to
trade with any person in particular
you’ll find as time goes on that here at
11 North Main street. is a pretty good
place to purchase provisions.
pain ilIBBLE
Young Man
Why take the chance of dying without in-
surance when FOUR CENTS a DAY WILL
INsURE YOUR LIFE For 81.090?
0r ti %1% Day iglilltigive loll; iatn Endlpw-
meat 0 , . pays 9 yoursc you ve.
With insurance,like everything else.the best
is the cheapest.
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W’s Specific for Malaria, .75
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Alcock’s Planters, . i0
Benson's Caprice Planters, ,g
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Atwood’s Bitten, .18
Made Microbe Killer, qts., .75
Men's Microbe Killer. gal. jam, 9.50
Yankee Lung Soother, .35
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rum cinema seems our. 31.
an the Arrangements Made to run or
the Cnrhttalttasimmons Contest In An
hansas. Where Prise Fighting Is Only-
Misdemeanor.
DALLAS, Oct, Ill—Tho Florida Athletic
club has moved its heudquartcrb to Hot
Springs, Ark. where it will hold it:
pugilistlc carnival of three days, corn.
mencing Oct. 31, the date originally as
looted and already given out“ All the
parties to the contest have fully agreed,
and the matter is settled.
Conditions having changed so quickly
and positively, the date and place of the
mill being namedln less than 24 hours
after the conference, though the club had
48 hours from Tuesday night- to decide in.
there were lots of things to be done, in
olvding the arrangements for getting to
work on a building and preparing for
transportation. However, a great many
matters were arranged in the conference
Tuesday night. ,
The question came up at the conference
whether or not Julian and Brady were
agreed to fight outside of Texas. There
was no difllculty on this score. That bo-
ing settled, the question arose, would they
consent to movingthe date up to Nov. 20.
Both opposed this. Their men, they
said, were already on lighting edge, so to
speak. Julian insisted particularly on
this. It seems, therefore, a concession was
made in this regard by the club.
Brady sprung a telegram from Phil J.
Dwyer of New York, the ofllcial stake-
holder, that Fltzslmmona' stake money
had been attached, the amount involved
being $8,100. Brady and Julian had a
warm discussion over this. ending in
Julian promising to make good the amount
in ten days from Tuesday, or on (lot. 18.
Julian blamed Attorney Friend of New
York for the attachment proceedings, as-
serting that he forced himself on Fltzsim-
mons'and otherwise. as Julian charged.
used Fltzslmmons as a handle to keep
himself before the public in connection
with tho Australian's affairs.
A claim was put in by Julian for the
forfeit of $2,500 if the mill did not take
place on the {list of October. This was
silenced by the proving of the fact that
the club had the right. to pull the mill off
any time after July 1.
The big event of the conference was the
question as to whether or not a referee
should be selected at once. The club de-
manded it as their right that the referee
he named without delay. Brady demand-
ed the same. Julian stood pat on his old
proposition that the referee should be
named on the day of the light. There
was a hot discussion between Julian,
Brady and Vondig, the latter declaring
for the club that unless a referee was
named at once he would declare the fight
03. Julian said it Would have to go at
that then. Julian hold out that the safest
way to prevent a referee from being tum-
percd with was to keep his name a secret
until the day of the light. Brady said
Corbett would never again sign articles
of agreement until the referee was named
in the some.
Matters looked equally fora time. It
looked as though the great mill would
fall through after several propositions
looking to selecting a rcfcrce iii away
that his name should be kept a secret un-
til the day of the light. Julian linully
consented to consider the proposition that
he and Brady should ouch select a name
from six. the some to be kept a secret un-
til the day of the light, and then, if the
names were not the sonic, Lllt' decision bo-
twecn the two should bodccided by a toss
up. Julian has till tonight to decide.
It is stated on good authority that all
the conditions as cmbruccd in the original
articles of agreement will be carried out
at the new location for tho triple llstic
carnival.
Corhett’a Trainers lit-fore the Grand Jury.
Al'fil'lh‘, Uct. lit—Tho situation about
the presence of tho (,‘orbctt training party
in the city bus ,ontiroly changed. Mr. (7.
Walsh. foreman of the grand jury. when
asked uftor adjourmuont what ho had
summoned the party from San Antonio
for, replied that he know absolutely noth-
ing of their coming until he was informed
that they worn in the city. A glance at
the order docket showed that District At.-
tcrnoy Burlcson had on his own hook
caused the issuance of the write that
brought. the men how, and that was why
the grand jury knew nothing about it.
The party was examined by the grand
jury, but nothing was asked them in a
direct way, though the inference to be
drawn from tho questions asked is that it
is the desire to ascertain whether or not
there is a contract between Corbett and
Fltzsimmons to light at Dallas and
whether they are not now training in the
state under that contract.
The district attorney says Iio desires to
prosecuto Corbett and li'itzsimmons if
they are violating the ’l'oxas laws. and he
believes they are conspiring to commit a
felony.
The Corbett. party were permitted to re-
turn to San Antonio, the grand jury hav-
ing no further business with them. It is
intimated that the host of lccilngdoos not
exist. between the district attorney and
tho grand jury on account of his arbitrary
actions in this matter. and they "called
him down. " An investigation is very
liable to be made.
Moielng at Hot. Springs.
Ho'r Humans, Ark, Oct. lit—A icic-
gram received last evening announcing
to pull off. "the CorbettFitzsitnmone light.
horn OMISNI general rejoicing. The mill
will takopluco on Oct. iii, as originally
intended. lituart and his associates will
arrivohcro tomorrow to arrange tho do-
lails, and work will he minim-lined at
once on a big amphitheater.
Governor Clarke Keeps Cool.
Lints Boon. Oct. to. -— Governor
Clarke, when shown the Dallas telegram
shout the change of the Florida Athletic
rich to Hot Springs, said he had nothing
to say at this time. He would wait and
too if the change was made and would
then take such stops as the lnwauthoro
iced.
The Indian Conference.
Motion Laue, N. Y., Oct. lo.--'l'he
thirteenth annual liidlau conference he.
gun its sessions hers. President Gates of
Amherst was chosen president of the con-
former», and in his absence Rev. Lyman
Abbott presided.
nus. federation of tree-wt class.
Austins, 11s.. on. ion-Tbs fourth
at tits Interaction”
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by a broken electric wire. broke out in
warehouse!) of the Seaboard Air line in
Portsmouth. That structure was destroy.
ed, together with thousands of dollars'
worth of freight stored therein, including
700 bales of cotton and nine loaded freight
cars. The warehouse and staveyartl of
Reed Brothers 8: (30., adjoining, wereaiso
consumed.
Two men were cut oil from escape and
jumped overboard, one of them—W. KI
Hall (whito)—-being drowned. The Old
Dominion steamer Yorktown. which was
in the slip alongside the doomed property,
backed out barely in time to escape the
flames. Dozens of harbor tugs poured
thousands of gallons of water upon the
fire. but with no perceptible effect. The
ferry wharf and a lumber yard interven-
ing repeatedly took fire. but the flames
were promptly extinguished. by streams
from tho forrybouts. .
Aid was sent by the Norfolk and Bork-
ley fire departments and from the United
States navy yard, and these engines. with
the Portsmouth firemen, succeeded in
confining the flames to the territory mcn~
tinned. ,
A quantity of nitrate of coda, the prop- ‘
arty of lion. W. R. Grace of New York,
stored in the Reed warehouse, exploded
with a deafening report, the concussion
shaking the roofs in that vicinity. The
loss is estimated at $300,000. At 1 o’clock
this morning the fire was brought under
control.
{MARKED MAN.
Counterfeiter l’lrestine Says the Gang [lave
Tried to Murder Him.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.—i)avid Fire~
ttlne of Landlsvllle, N. J.,‘who several
weeks ago furnished the United States
secret service bureau with information
that led to the arrest of an alleged gang
of Hebrew connterfcltcrs. is afraid that
the members of the gang will take his
life. Flrestine appeared at the United
States marshul's oilicc and asked to be
granted permission to carry arms to pro
tect hla lilo. li‘ii'ustinu said:
“I know that I am a marked man.
Members of tho counterfeitcrs' gong have
sworn to take my life. Three of thorn
made an unsuccessful attempt to enter
my house on Tuesday night lad’t for the
purpose of murdering me. I am the only
witness against them, and if they could
get me out of the way they would all be
set free."
The six alleged counterfeitcrs—Groon-
herg,- Rosengorton. Friedman. Friend-
burg, Silhcrinau and Frankclwhud a
further hearing before United States ‘
Commissioner Craig. Five Wore bound
over to court lilltllil' 81.000 ball. Green-
bcrg was held under 02, 000 bonds.
DIED IN JAIL.
Cuahman. Before the End, Said I Detective
Had Poisoned Him.
NEWARK, N. J, Oct. lli.—-Paul Cush‘
man accused l’olioc (.‘uptoln Corbett and
Detectives Cosgrovo, Jucgcrs and Carroll
of accepting protection money from keep.
ore of disorderly houses. When he failed
to substantiate his charges, he Win; com-
mitted to jail on a charge of perjury.
Wednesday he was removed from the jail
to the City hospital in a dying condition.
A low hours after being admitted he died.
Cushrnan is supposed to have died from
gastritis, but there scams to bounuirof
mystery about cvorybody who has been In
contact with him since he iavcamn ill. it
is hinted that (fiishmuu swullowvd poison
to cud his life.
The assistant prosecutor was summoned
to tho hospital to tulto Cushmun's stato-
mcnt. it. is said i'usbmun stuck to his
charges of bribery with his dying words.
An autopsy will be hold, us (fushmun ui~
lognd that .lucgcrs sent him poisoned soup.
Gene-ml Mnhone's Funeral.
l’itrrziislu'iui, \'a., (lot. ll).——'l‘hc funeral
of tho luto lionerul Mlllltinfl took place
from St. Paul's Episcopal church and was
very largely attended. The sorvico was
couductmi by Rev. John ilitloiit, rector
of Grace Episcopal church. The llnrni
tributes were very numerous. The senior
at the church over, tho rcmuins worn m
oortod to lilaiidford cciiiotery by the Po
torsburg Grays, i‘foiifodcruto veterans and
citizens, a detail of 220 veterans from it.
I". Loo ramp and delegations from the
Old Grays.
Train “'rooltera Used Dynamite.
Uibli‘lXNA'l‘l, ()ct. lit—An attempt was
made at Cochrane, lnd.. to wreck the
Baltimore and ()bio southwestern express
which left here for St. Louis. The engine
struck a dynamite cartridgo which hiid
been fastened to the inner rail. Engineer
lllgsou and his llromun were badly stun—
ned. i'lruat damage was done to the on-
gine. Fortunutoly the cars did not leave
the truck. The motive of the attempt was
evidently robbery.
A Baptist (Tliuroh Huspended.
Nouwii'u, N. Y., Oct. Ills—Thu Norwich
Baptist church was suspended from tho
Cbenungolfouuty Baptist association at
its annual nicoting. Delegations from
both of tho factions of the church were
present, and the delegates from the rcgu~
lur church insisted upon representation
in the association and refused to with-
draw.
flritl‘o-Imvlgne Fight.
New Youk. not. io.--'i‘hu GI'ITIU‘LII-
vigno :10 round bout will ho decided before
the Empire Athletic club on Saturday
evening next.
TELEGRAPi-iicmri'cxs.
Grocuvllla (tantra, I‘lii'lillijfll county, N.
Y., was raided by burglars.
L-‘ovoral persons worn seriously injurcd
by tho explosion of a kitchen range in a
tenement house in New York city.
one woman was sullocatcd and several
persons hadlyhurt during a fire in a tone.
moot house in Cincinnati.
Miss S. 1". Cody, a 15~year-olii Brooklyn
plri, whose fprtuno of about $20,000 is
rontestcd by relatives, has disappeared.
John Montague, aged iii yours, was
found dead in bed at a Washington hotel,
having been asphyxiatcd by escaping gas.
itev. Father Charles Flaherty, convict-
rd of having Improper relations with a
girl under ill years at age in Genetics, N.
Y., was sentenced to seven years in Au-
burn prisdn.
At Stamford, Conn, on eel got into the
water supply pipe of the electric light
plant, smiths street lights and many resi-
dence and store circuits Ware out out for
two hours while the pipe was being olear~
ad of the obstruction. -
Howard D. Herr, cashier or the depart
meat of public m; John If. Density.
deputy semiannual of streets. and Jo-
ust: nor may an inspector ut
,standing beside his engine and was in-
sorrow. vi... on. low-A iii-emu... Pennsylvania Passenger. Train ,
Wrecked‘Near Pittsburg.
w. «W
o::e‘nein; Tween-rive month
The 'l'wo Rear Coaches of a Hall Train
Ware sic. lwiped and Knocked Into a
Gullywcondnotor Miller Was Instantly
Killed and Ten Seriously Hurt.
Muck, Pa, Oct. lo.—Whiie mail train
No. 13, going west. was passing through
this town the two roar coaches jumped
the track. swinging against an east bound
train, which struck the passenger cars
with each force as to knock thorn over a
40 foot gully against a coal train standing
on the siding.
Conductor J. W. Miller of Derry was
stantly killed. Ono coach turnod com-
pletely over on its side. Mrs. Thomas
Donahue of Grecnsburg was thrown
through a window, but escaped without a
scratch, while her husband, who sat be-
side her in the train, was badly injured.
About ten passengers were seriously in.
jured. John Baker, assistant station
agent at Manor, was struck by one of the
coaches and is fatally injured.
Mrs. John Pace of Alleghnny was taken
from the wreck in a dying condition.
Robert Pitcairn, superintendent of the
Pittsburg division of the Pennsylvania
road. has issued a statement saying that
only one man was killed outright and
that Miss Washington will probably die.
lie also furnishes the following list:
The Dead and Injured.
Killed—John Miller, l)erry.l’a., freight
conductor. .
Injured—H. Knuckle, Johnstown, shoul-
dor bruised.
Thomas Donohue, Grocnsbnrg,
lacorutod.
Mrs. Margaret Motzgur, Irwin, scalp
wound and contusion of the hip.
Miss M. H. James, Johnstowu, head
out.
Mrs. S. A. Paco, Alloghany, body ter-
ribly cut and bruised.
John M. Baker. Manor, body and shoul-
dor bruised.
P. Nestor \l'llkinsburg, collar bone bro.
ken and back injured.
Mrs. George Robinson, Roadstown, N.
J., arm crushed.
Jennie Gray, Allcgbuny, bruised.
Mrs. .H‘. A. Kelly, Alleghany,
wound.
'nnnio Washington, Allegheny, injured
internally; will die.
The following were badly bruised or
received slight cuts:
M. W. Webb, Hawkins.
S. \‘anzandt, 376 West Thirtysocond
stroct, New York.
H. J. ’I‘apc, Altooun.
John Truby, Beaver Falls.
(3. PI. Strong. Pltlsbui'g.
C. (1‘. Montague, Walls Station.
J. ll. lluth. Aliooiiu.
R. (l. (iambic, Alicghnny.
Miss id. ll. Allison. Pittsburg.
llcv. Father I). shunahau. liiievlllc, Pa.
Miss Martini illuck, Wilkinsburg.
Mrs. M. P. Mcsslor, Canton, Ills.
l). 13. Stewart, l’ittsburg.
Robert Johnston, l’lttsburg.
George W. Lewis, \I’ilklusburg.
George M. llosack. Pittsburg.
Win-n the two roar couches loft the truck,
the forward one of the two was thrown on
its side to the left. It killed Miller, and
plunged down tho embankment and bridg-
ed a hollow. Some of tho pusscngcrs were
rescued by being loworcd through tho
windows. Mrs. Robinson and her baby
escaped in that way.
’l‘hi- forward of the two couches had the
most passengers in it, and lllf‘Sf‘ suffered
most seriously. The rcur cur did not turn
over, but. pliiugi-il on one of the coal cars
of tho adjoining freight train.
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scalp
No Price Fighting In Louisville.
I.Ui'l.~\'li.l.l~.‘, ()i'l. lib—Prim lighting in
Louisville recirivcd a knockout blow in
tho shape of an ordor issued by the board
of public safety to General Taylor, chloi
of police. 'I‘iioordor is u swooping one and
will huvo tho oil‘oct of stopping all glove
contests in tho thcutcrs, uthlctic clubs oi
elsewhere within the city limits if liliiUI'C‘
0d, which the board says it will be to the
lrtior for all time to mine. The order
will i'ilccliiully stop all oilurts to pull oil
the Miirphy-liriiliu mill at. the Auditorium
hero on Ill'xi- Monday night.
A Suicide at Sixteen.
NEW Youk, ()ct. i0.-—-l’ark Policeman
Frahii was in l'niou square when a boy
mime up to lilin and said ho had taken
luiidaniiin. He had just come from Ilos.
ton, he said, had no money and was tired
of life. The policeman took him to the
New York hospital, where, after an ex-
amination. tho physicians said that he
would not die. The boy said that ho was
Iii yours old and that his name was lion-
ry llurtou.
Addlclts Divorce Case Heart! In Secret.
\i’iiaiittoToN, Del, (lot. ll).-At a hear-
ing in tho Addlcka divorce suit boforc
Coiiiinlssionor (‘mipvhb Howard, Addicks
took the stand and denied in detail every
iilh'gntiou in Mrs. Allilicks' libel. Mrs.
Addicks and tho counsel for the million-
airoworo tho only persona permitted in
the room during tho crossoxamlnation of
the millionaire.
General Magee’s Daughter Marries.
WATKINH, N. Y., (lot. lit-«Tho mar
ringo of Miss "I‘lilll Magi-o, oldest daugh-
ter of liciiural (.‘oorgo .l. Magoo, to Gideon
Louis llossiwain of N. 'v York city occur:
rcd born at. iicnorai lit. «too's handsome
homo Iinluioltl. About 70 guests from out
of town Wi‘l't‘ present, including ton mom-
liers of tlmllaimnot club of New York
city.
Rescued From a Wrecked Dhow.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ill. ~— Captain
Haynes at the steamer Nlnlau, from Java,
just arrived, resound a crew of nine men
from a wracked East Indian tlhow. ’I’hey
\vero picked up off Nliiikol after being at
the mercy of the elements for llil days, ten
of which were spent in a monsoon.
Alleged Ion-vs Arr-stalls
UiiiCAoo. Oct. lo.-—-'l‘wo men who
tiaimod to be agents of the llllnols llu-
mane society were arrested today for pro-
curing money by means enlarged checks
on Chicago books. it. is thought that
fully 060,000 has been mum! by the men.
The men claim to be brothers.
Israelis on Harvard's Athletic hoard.
Boston. Oct. lo.--At a meeting of the
overseen at Harvard coils Dr. W. A.
Brooks. the famous foothal coach, was
chosen as one of the graduate members of
the athletic board.
Weather!“
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streets harshest arrested in unilateral
wages are higher.
Goodr.
l9 Main Street.
Hamill
TIIIS Will.
$3 a pair.
to $3 a pair. .
My Gent’s $2.50 Bussett Sh
to $1.75 a pair.
the lowest.
40 MID 42 WILL
Ladies’ or Gent’s Patent Leather, Tan, Calf or
Shined or Dressed free of charge, at
It’s high time to call attention to printm' ink; , . ,
that everything on earth is chtsper than ever balm. ‘ a
GOOD CLOTHING is not cheaper than ever. This land _, .
. tom now and never was any real value to a late! slim ‘
of-date garments. But every sensible man knows“
has advanced and so has labor in the past six Manila“! '
good clothing is in demand and not being slanglt " ”
in price, as some advertisers contend. ' ' ‘
We are in direct touch with the manufacturers of _ .
clothing and the truth must prevail. N EW CLOTH h up ,
from 10 to 15 per cent. and we are pleased.» acknowledge; :
, r
How then can clothing be cheaper than ever? The answer is Did,
i
Remember we had a 50 per cent sale last winter and closed out
all our heavy goods in order to be able to show all N“
GOODS THIS SEASON. We have only new goods and at
prices you will appreciate. Cheap enough, that's sure.
w. i. Billilillli l u
‘ Sentinel Building. '
South liniwali ,
INTEREST YIIII. ' ‘
My Gent’s 35 Pig Skin, Razor Toe, Lace Shoes, reduced to
My Gent's 85 Russia Calf, Razor Toe, Lace Shoes reduced
oes, Razor Toe, Lace, reduced
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My stock of School Shoes is the largest in town‘hmy prices
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Artificial 'i'esth with and without plates by
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All operatic s pertain} to modern Den-
i askl a manner about
mhmhs uric:I charged by other Tibetan.
Mb Extracted Manama where a.
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A lady in attendance.
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