Evening gazette, Thursday, December 9, 1897 · page 8

 

 

 

 

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Doctors are not infallible.

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by getting well after taking

N. Y.. is one of them. He suffered agonles with
kidney disease.
' wit to an operation, or he would surely die--that
the knife was his only salvation. But Mr. Adams
would not submit.
Favorite Remedy and got well.

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regulates the bowels, and cures hundreds of llls
that come from constipationh

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Wm. W. Adams. of 127SouthAve., Rochester,

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MILLER IN THE LEAD.

Pluck) Cyclists Keep Up the Strug-
' gle in the Six-Du) Rut-4e

New York, Dec. 9.—Only eighteen of
the Original contestants are left in the:
g1eat six-day bicycle race at Madison
Square Garden. Miller is a far-and-
away leader of the big race. Rice, the
Wilkesbarre‘, favorite, is in second
place, but his‘ rivals, 'Rivierre' and
Schinneer, keep up their heart- breaking
record and are crowding him closely
for second position. ,

The marvelOus work of Miller can
only be fully appreciated'when the fact
is considered that after fifty-nine hours
of riding he could take nine hours’ rest
and still remain in advance of the pre- -
vious world’s records, for he had then
covered 1,028 miles, whereas SéhOck's
best on record for sixty- eight home
was Only 1,022 miles. '

It may be interesting to note in con-
nection with this contest that the
greatest distance ever‘covered bv man
on foot in 142 hours is 662 miles. There
séems every probability that with the
aid of the bicycle a record of little less
than four times this distance will be
established.

Of all the eighteen men still left in
the race only Gray, the colored youth,
and the Frenchman, Stephane, show
the smallest signs of serious distress.
D,aller who went all to pieces Tues-
day, after capturing many records and
setting the pace which has made this.
race exceptional, was out again last
night apparently as strong as ever. He'
is still confident of being in the van at
the finish.

 

MURDERER’S NARROW ESCAPE.

His Attorneys Get a “ll-it of Error
Just in Time to Prevent Hanging.
. Pittsburg, Dec. 9.—Philip Hill, a ne-
bro, was to have been hanged here
yesterday for the murder Of George
Lawrence at Unity Camp on April 27;
He was not hanged, as a writ of er—
ror was taken out'by his attorneys, and
the Sheriff’s attorney. at 11.45 o’clock
"decided that it stayed the execution of
the sentence till after Oct. 1, 1598, when
the writ is returnable.
Hill’s attorneys'madea desperate ef-
ftort tofind Gov. Hastings in time to
secure .a respite for the condemned
man. The Governor is in Hot Springs,
Va. The prisoner’s mother sent a peti-
tion to Harrisburg asking for a respite
of ninety days, that the case might be
laid before the State Board Of Pardons
in an application for a commutation of
the sentence to imprisonment for life.
'On learning that the Governor was in
Virginia, Hill’ 5 lawyers begged the
Sheriff to put Off the hanging till 12
o ’clock, the legal limit. They went to
the jail at 10.10 o’clock yesterday morn-
ing, how ever, and announced that they
had given up ‘all hope of reaching the
GOvernor.

‘EchTEMENT 1N HAYTl.

Public Is Bitter Over the Govern-
ment-‘s surrender to Germany.

Port au Prince, Hayti, Dec. 9. ——Count
Schwerin, the German Minister, was re-
ceived by the President yesterday af—
ternoon. The public mind continues
agitated, and all, the regulars and the
National Guard are in readiness. .

Shortly before“ .. o ’clock the President
issued a proclamation to the people of
Hayti, saying that for the second time
Hay ti had yielded to German force,
contraiy to its rights. The Govern~
men-t, according to the prOclamation,
had decided to resist even to the last,
but owing to the lack of promised
moral influence, the character of which
,is not indicated in the proclamation, it
'was obliged to accept the ultimatum.

The proclamation invites the Hayti an
people to stop internal quarrelingsII and
to labor for the raising up again of the
nation.

DURRANT’S LAST HOPE GONE.

Supreme Court Dismisses His Appeal
and Orders Resentence.

San Francisco, Dec. 9.—Late yester-
day afternoon the Supreme Court dis-
pelled the last hope of W H. T. Dur-
rant, the murderer of Blanche Lamont
and Minnie Williams, by disposing in
a. summary manner of his two appeals.
In a written opinion from the pen of
Chief Justice Beatty, which is con-
chrred in by all but one of his asso-
ciates. the court affirms the judgment
of Judge Bahers in remanding the pris-
oner to San Quentin until the date set
for his execution, but reverses the sen-
tencing of Durrant to be hanged on
Nov. 11, and remands the case to the
Superior Court 11 1th instructions to
proceed according to law.

As the remittitur was ordered issued
forthwith and the c0urt holds that ex-
ecution can only be stayed now by the
issuance of a Certificate of probable
cause, it only remains to resentence
the condemned murderer which prob-
ably will be done to-day.

 

Girl and $210,000 Missing.

Atlantic City, N. J., Dec. :1.—Nothing
has yet been heard Of Maggie Kirk-
patrick, of Philadelphia, who
neared from a boarding house here on
Sunday with 830,000 in Government
bonds sewed in her clothing. She is
believed, however, to have gone to her
home. Since her brother’s death in
April last the young woman has acted
strangely.

As yetitvis undetermined which is

he worse—the man who can sing and
von.’t, or the man who can’t sing and
will.

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PIANOS

We are now closing out at a sacrifice several odd
styles of new pianos, and a great variety of slightly
used organs and pianos to make room for new stock.

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ORGANS‘ 
Catalogues, full particulms and

terms sent upon application.
SOLD on INSTALMENTS, IF DESIRED.

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Successors to‘ George H. Raymond
Furniture Dealers and
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AT 90 108 Misses’ Winter Vests 62
pants, sizes 16 and 18 only, regular‘
prices 150 and :50, take your pick of the
lot for 90. I _ II

AT 25¢ 50 D02. .Boys’I
Shirts and pants, 8 years to 18, take

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’em while they last for 25c.
AT 5 1.00 Men§s

derwea1,w01th $1. 50, they: 00 at $1. 00.
AT 25‘! Ladies’

Vests and drawers, worth 39c, they are

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lug on your Stockings 2’12 #22 Warning and pullzug them. 027‘ ~
again 222‘ Wzgkl. ” Wot 50 2'12 the lzfo 02‘ our store! 1W0 W0-
uOlouy! W0 buokwarduoss.’ W0 sluud slzll! 0412022325 pushing
22/222122 will) new ideas, MW and 22222222 clerks, new,- fresh
goods, the lulosl and up lo dale styles 2'12 ladies guimouls, all go
‘to' slow that we do not keep store 3225 our grandfathers did.
.. Holiday goods are appearing 012 counters; we would wkole lot of
‘ loom. W 2 must love purl of lbo dross goods counter.

for we shall
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Owing to the mild weather and the short skirts of the wheelwoman,
the country. We have too many and want the room. Saturday and Monday We shall take

25 Per Cent. off Every Dress Sold!

To TLL'FISITRATE. -

 

8 yards Black Henrietta. @ 500 $4.00

$100 saved 25 percent. . 1.00

Dress cost {33%,

6 yards 02 in. Illuminated se1 ge @ $1. 25 $7.50

$1.87 saved 25 per cent. 1. 87 "@‘g
This is the best and latest dress,c‘ost $5.63. ._.._ .
8 yards Priestly’s Henrietta (it? $1.25 $10.00

$2. 50 saved :25 per cent. 2.50:]

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6 yds. 541 in. Broadcloth @ $1.00
25 per cent.

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. GLOVES.
AT 69¢ 10 D02. Ladies’ 2 class)

kid gloves, winter weight, in tans, all
new, value $100, for this sale, only 690.

 

AT 490 MOtormen’s Mitts, the,

best. on the market, for this sale 490.

RIBBON‘SL

AT 250 [000 yds. of fancy ribbons,

 

 

in Plaid Moire, and fancy Roman stripe, .-

reg. prices 49c and 690, this sale 250.
AT too 500 yds. Roman stripe,

'all pure silk, suited fOr Inec‘kWear, reg. '

price 150, this sale ioé.

 

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Slaughter Prices of Dress G—oOds.

dress goods are slow all over

$6.00
1.50 ,, 1

$4.5EL

'8 yards Silk Warp Henrietta @0211; 1 $5.00

$1.00 saved ‘25 per cent. 1.00

Others ask 75c, $4.00. 6W
8 yards Two Toned suiting @ 500 $4.00

$1.00 saved 25 per cest. 1.00

Dress cost $3.00.

 

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So on all diess 250‘15'25'Pel' Cent. Off, any and alliance“) or dear. '12 1=2c gOOds or $1.50 goods Ema»
Saturday 01' Monday only, - - .

 

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$8 50

$14.98.
Russia-22 doll) blouse $7.50 to

Lollies Deliver/22212215 wort]? $6-98, $5.00,
Lollies “3022212 12122222 worth. ,3 7. 50, $6.98.
1.2221225 Kasey jackets all 52112 122122 worlla .310. 00,

Ladies T2222 ' K2252)» 122 [7251

12222-112 120222 ,326. 50,

320.00.

 

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«STYLISH JACKETS AT .LOW PRICES/«t»

2.222225 [(225132 jackets, lz'uocl 2022‘]; Roman Tufloll‘u,
N. Y. people asked ,316. 98, ourprz'oo ,314' 98

Ladies K2252}; jackets, Storm Collar lined llzrougb-
022 will 222232222 Toflollu, worlk ,315. 98 this

Ladies [(22ng juokols, [32212022212 22ml Blook
[hauled 22ml fur 2522372222221, N. Y. people 22518843
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