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'Pntthsenaual ottbsNow
Chambercmominsacodariter:
hummaiduaisfian
u to, what the chamber did i»-
backdasir’vemeroth'a'nsa’is-
seren-
good work which had been done by
Miler through its variouacoin
showed that much had been
Wished tor- the good of pa. city.
‘ ‘ to the improvements which
m ,s I ' ng made to the harbor, a
her at new industries have been
‘ ,whleh Iave added materiallyo
hmness welfare of that city
include the National Wire Corpo-
' .roll or something over 310. 000, the
mm to Manufacturing Company.
at transmits. and a pay-roll ct
@wub the Columbia Hosiery
‘ ,‘f ploylng seventy-live
heads; the Ready Bits Company. the
Steel Found" Company and
“win-Raymond Electric Switch
of." ‘Ji‘idg’ed by its record it is
ad evident that the chamber does
something bealdol hold an annual ban-
queue. 91‘ 4‘ ‘,r‘.
——-~.——
. Statistics show that thus tar during
the much. there have been seven-
teen tatalities lu' diiferent parts oi‘ the
country resulting from football. This
is supposed to be a rather incomplete
llat ago. The minor injuries are too
numerous to mention. Almost every
city Wine country oi any sl. has had
them by tho score it unquestionably
not" he merivlse and inspires manly
» inptincta in them. and tends to build
. an arm. of rugged people. upon whom
‘ disease will not have half the hold it
would upon a race of weaklings. Look-
ing at it from that standpoint, it may
baa hnuent even if there is consider-
nble loan of llie.
The English Yachting World on-
noances that the English are gettlnts
tired of being beaten. It has taken
them some time to ilnd it out. apparent-
' uremia: romeo.
($099M mum's isnmong the
. ll trimmings.
Au odd comumation in bat material.
'is white mcuhlcu trimmed vntn ll‘ullo
,Loiuun Jurce is considered an im-
-pr0veaient_,w.gplor1: it placed in. the
western: unwind: in is crisped. -
deatvaow the popular ran with “It:
u'i'i‘g gill la that wuich displays the
leis or her la orlte college
bile black you is considered an
tly suitable fur in. mourning
xlteisian and broadtnil are prop-
I!“ and Very besutilui for the purpose.
French knots wele never used so
as at the present time. Well
we and tastlly placed they are a
are" addition to the fancy stock or
IW
. chillies I”her in'dpiilencep
ma sinuses smelled latte
iwithMmon. and sweetly?“
mm eta great many whe would .
m
.N .9 9.,
men’s no»
turn to
II‘l‘g‘tereburg. is due to til Innblmllity
seam-stalking”.
t 0 solution of
, pialnlnl
"C treaty
. ‘iilteg’rlty of
. pan is couwnt
to. leave these questionaln abeyance.
so‘ as not to embarrass Russia.
-cn' tho roc-
lh com and
the min; or oihlr,
ports to toroirnm trace. ”like. is will-'
MM! Wipe; but the OP"
poses the cheating c'f ongampho. on
account of its proximity to the mouth
of the Yale river, on the ground that it
wil threaten her interests and com
plicote her dincultles in Manchui-la.
Russia is doing everything possible
to bring the negotiations to e conclu-
slon. Viceroy Alexlel! has the Csar' s
ovillecu Russia believes it.
tb’p'res'n attcri While Japan is in
a pnclilc mood which is attributed to
fulcign counsel. The chief fear on-
preami here is at the moral silent or
' ited Stntd continues pressure
in connection with the c on door poll-
.y will lead Japan to ran uses.
The attitude at the United States
causes much nervoubness add some re-
eminent.
The Russian I‘vlew is that no good
reason exists why the United States
shodld become involved in a quarre at
the instigation of Russia‘s enemies,
than her interests comparatively in
significant. are not yet invaded. it is
pointed out that last winter- and spring
me United flutes was aroused by the
persistent declaration in the British
and Japanese press that Russia would
permit China to sign a commercial
may. Yet it was signed on the date
ix
‘l‘hrsndtten ‘liasil of anger in China
over the Russian re occupation of Mull-
den. because it is the old burial place
of the Incestors of the present dynau i
it. is not considered grave as China's
lmpotency is recognized Neverthelessl
all steps will be. taktu to avoid a rap l
ture on China's friendship is needed
{or the future. !
-Despite the perihelion here that the
crisis has passed tor the winter. Rue ;
151: is taking “nogblug. for granted“ !
rce Mm. er hoot are an all
in or meninges tattle Pacino. Practic-
llly nothing i left on the oliuropeau
side. Travellers who have just re
turned from Port Arthur report thaw
he trains eastward are. still
lied with troop and war munitions.
, t is estimated that Russia now has
more than i..500 000 (i50. 000?) troops
last of. Baikal prepared for eventualr.
es.
A telegram from Port-Arthur sayeI
Yuau- iii-Kai la the governor of Chi ll
. province. In expected in the province or
lultden at the end of Nocelnber to ne-'
,otiate with the Russians.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.I
BOSTON Nov. 27. —-Arrlved: Steam-
ends; lvanla Liverpool; Teutonic Rot-
or am
HAVRE. Nov. 26.—~A‘rrived:
vole. New York. .
GIBRALTAR. Nov.
Nap
La Sa- I:
to tile... ‘ot belie Ni lull-M...
John = ‘liutuai LIf'e insurance
Company. the my returned a tardict
iortbs fullanrouatottho polichioo.
and in addition coats amounting to
one. ill 'lue deliberation was short.'
lasting only about a unit an hour.
in coaching the Jury, ludue Light
I stated that according to the law. ii
there was an untrue answer to buy‘
Question. whether intentional or other-
wise, the policy was laniidaebd
llcr inntance. it one stated that he was
s lochnmth, when he was at the time
at taking out the policy working in a 0‘
livery stable. tin-n the policy was
void, because 0! the bleach or the im-'
plied warrants
it was claimed that William Fall.
the son at Doris h‘sil, who had be-I“
coins insured with the John Hancock
Company. had made a isles statement
in saying that he had but made appli-
cation for lnsurance'ln any ether com-
pany. .
The (acts of the case were reviewed
by the opposing counsel. sitei which
they were instructed by the court. in
the charge the jury were especially
cautioned against tailing law hold the
attorneys as the law whmh they were
to act under should come only from
the court in its charge.
v————.
Edltn—“ our friend Deeply left some.
verses wit me today that were quite
amusing." “cum—"Really? i didn't
think he was a humorous writer." Ed-
dlts—"Nclther does he. "—Philadelphla ‘
”5°”
First poet—“That's just like Fame!" :
Second poet—“What's just like
Fume?" “She never does swoop down
on an author until he's got so old and
sensible that he'd lots rather sit by the
lire at home in the evenings than go
in bvnuuets "—Llfe.
The Humphrey
.. tie; a» .
stripes ‘ ileum ’
thegvogatar nannies provides tor one?
tin: customs receipts on the name root- '
lng an other government receipts as to
l deposit in the deal ted do
of e we»... .91: when
at on the customs receipts go into
the local depositary and thence to the-
sub roasury nearest the port of antr
but oh moneys arch tintact on i’
,Indliin s way Into circa ticu till-cu
lpaytnent or interest or in discharge l
lo her meanest obil ticna but not
las it w ich banks as?
.uaetnt taerd ryway. Astwo-thirda
the contours r'oveaue la rocelvnd at
:New York and deposited in the sub
treasury. and a very great an it is.
there is Just so much mane VIII ‘0?!“
fr geomlcircuiationw l
ght prevent a the
,0! a. mourns at.I
.aev 1 other pretrial
r wine as that concornln the;
receipts. but as that one provision is
lenough to commend the bill the one
quotation will sulioo. Hr. ii is a
Fbanher in private life and sandal
matters are his hobby. 9:-
FIRST METHODIST GHUIOlI-Ii.
The. topic of the Sunday morning ser-
mon in the First Methodlot Episcopal
Church will he ‘Wictorles of Divine
Providence." The pastor. Rev. W. w.
1‘. Duncan, will commence a new scr-
iea of talks to children. the general sub-
ject being The Lord'sPrayer. and the
topic for next Sunday. Our Father. the
pastor's Bible class and Sunday school
sessions will be held as usual and tho
Epworth League meeting will be led
by William B. Perry: topic. The Use of
Prayer. The evening sermon will be
the fourth. in the series of "influence
on Men"; topic, "Men and the lodges."
'l‘hc prelude will be “The Decision to
Re‘ alu the Y M C. A."
Saturday). not. not“ place on sa\eI 3Wé§lpt
“true that m\\\ make the last Samoan
in Neutral)" tut.
Baum Bat cam Salt
oi; the he“ and \Dlnter. ‘ .
.3tom but to imp-film ui't\\ sacs gun at \east
25c cit scorn do\\ar located and \u
torus instances 35c.
:. r4 .4. mm x .
Dress Goods
Remnants Wool Dreaa Goods.“
regular 81.00 and 81.26 to make a
clean sweep, 60c.
Botany Mills Broadcloths, blaclt
' and colors, our regular price $1.00.
75c.
Handkerchiefs and
. Toilet Goods
indiea' All Linen Handkerchicts.
the best be kind. 8 tor 10c.
Men’s Mercerized Hematitched.
Handkerchiefs. in plain white, va-
lue lzific and 160. Saturday, 10c.
Black Petticoats. regular price
82.96, 81.96.
Coigate’s Dsctyll Soap. value
260. Saturday lac.
Arc Light
Sosodont (or the Teeth. hardens
a sick
"I!
long way toward keeping a busi-
ness fro
HUMPHREY IGAIS no PUTS
LIFE INTO A BUSINESS
business. but." will go a
an fling sick.
mass THE em
27—Arrived: . . \n
Furst “Bismarck. New York. iol Algiers II,
.~...... The Cnuneclitul Ilwl
Cominonweaith. Boston, for Liverpooll
rid proceeded
Hm _ m... ., .—-«- -._._..._.- m... --.. .-_.§_... ..
Forlnformnilon new»-.. » .. .. ..
d it t
won the baskets in which the bes
"are imported are used in maiden
scram: pieces for Christmas. 3133.;
andtrifimed with ribbons they
lprs of fur and chiffon
piped. ”which make very handsome
‘ the eevcuins coat and
nThoyb v: enough fur to maths
warm. utt ey are tannins“! or
, 1'7 day wear.
e'thre laces seem to talte the dyes
' are put to match the
are to trim partied
and are one of the prettiest laces
has been brought out in a long
I buy one or the stylish shoes
which the heudeomor beaver hate
' among the char r Hudson
,tlisndtnatlt. ““in“-
. crabs-u
thohottorono. tit‘wlii
I‘ reseII
bout that whole-
t caused yQ_ to
tenths machines.
borne can be
t
d...
‘ They are not very espeu- . ,
of. .vel- O“!
l
and you will find it ad
is. I‘I .al
Eff" ..
FW WW”- :-I f.
sewage
t Fig.
Goodsml paid at
w ”iii Ewing»- . sultan
H 1 II ”in y. ypgfiad me}
Wfimz’mi" In?” “III.” N")?
CALL 58-1
"Sera’ur’s. Stare;
coon rmivas re a r.
- Thanksgiving
A Royal Tbsnksgv' lug can be had by purchasing your supplies at our store. We find it pays
0, to make quality the central idea' in the economy of store keeping. and so
housekeeping. Our customers are satisfied and are wedded to this store, because we gratify their
palates. They want satisfaction and always get it here.
Remember
We carry the largest and most varied stock of Grocerica' in town and the quality and quantity
being even, can make as good prices as any house In the trade.
We Keep iHverulhina
It' is not necessary to numeratc our goods; you can get any and evorythinIg here in reliable
Spl died for he Feast. . ~ w
dChestnut ted Turk
nee. Apples. Cranbe
@336 ELEG ANT. CELERY AT 15 CEN
popular prices. .
En lish Plum
es. Ful varietg
A
is: m descent.
and an narrows.
”J1 lthq . ‘9 '
gird ' nib scream;
:iia m handrails. ~
' nursery-imp »
51"
see .P’,‘ nascent. “
Mi
C onPP
of cheese Table Raisins. Nuts. . :-
. . on?
"w ‘5‘er -I". 7. ‘
price $1.26. $1.00.
Colored 'l'aiieta Silks. regular
- the . till the mouth, va-
m‘ Unwind Stores. Halls and 15., to... m" P“ 8' . ,
lue 26c. Saturday 17c.
Large Areas.
‘ 900d ”9h! W0" 7 ‘1'.” our. One of the finest powders in Am-
36 inch Black 'l‘aifcta. regular
cries in Colgate‘s Tooth Powder,
Saturday. 15c.
36 inch Black Satin (Skinner‘s
regular “.35. 81.00.
Some stores 81.50 is the prcle.
1
: iiosieru and
' Underwear
Ken's Outing Flannel
Shirts. value 50c. at 39c.
Night
a-n—
Domeslios
5 bales full size Comfortables.
with best silkollne covers, value
01.05, Saturday 81.69.
0-4 Tapestry Covers, colon red
and groan, yalue 81.50. Saturday
81.10.
Men's Outing Flannel Pajamas.
value $1.00 at. 760.
Men's Camel Hair Wool Socks.
value 35c at 16c.
Merceris'ed Pillow Cords. Imlned
colrs, full’ length, regular price
36c. Saturday 19c:
. it?
Featherstitched Braids, white.
red and blue, it yd. pieces, value 9
5c, Saturday. 2 pieces. 6c.
Readu Made Goods
Ladies' and Misses Winter Jac-
kets. were 810.00. at 85.00.
Ladies' and Mlsses' Winter Jac-
kets. regular 010.00 and 812.00. at
87.98.
Ladies' and Nissan“ Winter Jae
kcts, regular $10.50 '86 “8.60.31
812.50.
Ladles‘ Suits. a small lot. to be
exact just 8 suite. Were “0.00.
come quickly it you want one.
33.98.
Ladies' Suits. another small lot,
10 only, were 815.00, 38.08.
.n. Li“!
4 4.1 ,. ' we.
r
.__ a y" . 9‘ ‘ 1’1
0 :I '
._ s 4 .3
»c .
All Linn Tray Cloths. value
um, at 9c.
finch Towel;l red herde'h. big it
luaI at 8c Saturidi So. I
Woman's Fast Black Hose, va-
lue 10c. at ‘10. ,
e I I 1
Washsnls Gray ilxew Wool
Hose. ribbed and plain, value 25c,
; ".150.
i
.4
Pudding. Grapes, Bananas. o}.
BUNCH.
J cans Yer No
for sea
f
v .
LI.x.s rm". .. - ‘I’tyr
Noquette ltuga. also 27 x 27.
27,: 04. value $1.00 and 81.00; at
'3. ' .1 .4; .5 I . ,
:fi "-9; I 'l. , .p iIg-mf s“. 3:, -I
Kitchen Goods
10 cakes lven uundq Soap.
regular price too. Saturday are.
Woman's Extra Heavy _l'leecod .
Vesta and Paula. value 500, at the.
Young Ladies' Suits (all new)
I value 81150.9 suits in this lot,
37. 50.
Walking Skirts. all new, regular,
85.00, 33.75.
Silk Waists were $6.00. $2.98.
raucous-noncommun-
era. regular plies "3” stone.)
«.
Smaliware
.. .«DW ‘ , .hul ' .
Noe. to.“ and so 'l'alteta. route
inc and Liberty Satin Ribbons. red.
nile. pink, light] blue, turouoino.
“00500? I!" hid MIG. ”I'll!
prlcsptcnnd9°. Sammy
itoyird.‘ '.'
V
It; 98".???
" up]: .7... gen;
par lb. [all
_Z’I
ewes par pared
"‘w‘ :u‘
\ .
l‘IorlIr Quart Covered PalIs.Ircgu-
in- price rec Saturday to.
.23..
It
o
Steel [Mme-erogular
prlee soc. MM
.1'
OroamandlcruATlOvor-llacs.
I. .heavy returns. regain? prices
‘ VOIMaadflfi.flturdarSllOyd.
yum e... .IHo-o . sacral-u.
heat quality lists webbing. also
sold regularly at 15c and Ho. lat’
urday. 131‘s pair.
I
Porcilalnhttonfllarascrsmsll
aired. tendini- price as sea. sa‘si
._urday. sac—dammed.
W. «Eva
1
French Flannel Waists. regular
price $1.50. navy and black, $1.15.
Children's Flannel
.r ‘v .L‘ ,.
Blooms: .
Gowns, all "sizes, regular “c. are». .
Children's Long ‘Winter Coats.
slaos e to it years. racist! 07.00.
,. $5.00.
w“
udies' Lace Trimmed Fishnet!
lI’Ottictlats. Mill" 50C, 30o.-
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