N COURIER, NOVEMB] 10, . iho. has, Mb INH RF Yatton Courier. I ee HR CR in PATTON PUBLISHING co. Propristers. EF. Wir GREXYE, Editor. nie ESTABLISHED peel - om 1808. TERMS Of SUBSERIPTION. fine copy, one year, in advances, - - - $1.90 SF Advernsing mies msde KnOWn ApoB ap * AF No papers Aseontinped until all arrear- ages are pid, unless sl the optinn of the publishers, Entered at the PostaMice it Patton as sovond. clans man Bitter. AS tg Se see sa ring Bromo FINAL PEACE LIKELY NEAR | Bacouraging Advices From Parle For. sign Bondholders Blave Moved to Protect Their (nterests. Wasmivarox, Nov, 9.—The advices that have come to hnnd from Paris so far are said to be rather emocouraging than the reverse, and there is a disposi- | tion herw to agree ty the statement rather coriously made by the Spanish cabinet that there will be three or four meetings of the jim peace commis. son. This is taken 23 an indication — Spauiaris XhimaciVes 319 not ira CRE ing negotiations, Sapna pemdefal comclasion , short time. Toe foreign bondholders have at last | election of moved formally to protect their inter ests in Cuba and Porto Rico. The ini- tial steps have been taken through the agency of the French smbassy in this case, 8cta no lovger as the repre. seatative of the & Spanish t for French subjects. un most formidable Siatement “has been presented to the state a Do ous Spanish bonds owned by: - tories either seized or sit free by the act of the United States government. The sum total of these bonis run up far into millions. ust what it is expecied shall be done them is not made clear. The Hiates government of course pay them, but it may be that oh koverniment looks to it to ependemt, government to sssmme liability for redem the bonds mains that isl. | 3 Wht) Sisas overntoent shall have | | by the sot of the Cited Sates government jt 42 poimble that other holders of ; Usrman nod it Ee Hig THE PEACE C CONF ERENCE. | : sid mpi bmg Tend Pam, Nov. 9.—The United States w REE EE en- | © VL a of rs 2 _the patients. OmIcAGO, Nov. 9.— Five and probably | : congressmen have been od | _ Illinois by the Democrats, and the next delegation from the state is likely to be evenly divided, 11 Demo- | _crats and 11 Republicuns. It is possible | for the Republicans t¢ have 12 of tne 23 congressmen, as all the returns are aot R yet in, but theindications are for an lit on the delegation. The entire | : hs state tickot is elected by about 30,000 plurality. Democrats car- . ned Chicago Jand the Republicans Cook mnunty It Likely Stands | THE PRE 3 | YWalhed Prom the Barber Weme te the ii Plur arality$ NA OW REPUBLICANS SAY 60,000. we. at sau ' Democrats Do Nt Concede Weaver's Election to - Congr, | CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION SANE A 15 oo 4 ass Nelore Chatrman Daagherty Said the Result Was 8 Splendid Endorsement of the President's Administration Chairman Biacker Sald It Was Partly Dae te the President's Management of the War. Sama Oorruers Nov. 3. —Chatrman Blackes . about three committee cinimed about 60,000. The Ohio congressional delegation mains the same as at present, 15 to 6, i i 2 es yours asf PY et Qistriot W. B Shattuck, en. | omittin . wilter. Pollo Prepared His Ballot and Cass It. Osxrow, O., Nov. 9. — President Mo - Kinley reached Osaton for the purpose of yoting on a special train over the . Pennsylvams line, occapring the car Accompanying bim Wave Cleopatra. Mrs. McKinley, General Hastings, As not expected until an hour later, which . was responsible for many people not being at the depot. The party took carriages and wore driven tothe M. C. Barber home, where Mrs MceKinley ined her sister, Mrs Barber. The president merely exchanged greetings | at the bons and then went to the polls to vote. Accompanied Dy eight or ten of his old friends he went to the polling place of his precinct of the First ward, abont ths ke away, Wali there 4 ; . responding to the groclungs of friends the way. The voting is the | of Contractor Rimmel, Here the presi: and other elec number was called ont . a8 “No, 192 and he was handed ballot : Neo. 188. No is When he enter I ® j tht over shoulder and was allowed to hang there, leaving She previdens ib Ji Jew ale He nid nis silk #8 he took the ballot, the street and pumber of the The president and those accompany ing him walked back to the Farber Trteteenth—James A. Morton, Dem. Fonrteenth-— Winfield 8. Kerr, Rep. crowd Fifteenth — Henry CO. steenth— lorenzo Danford, Rep. Neventeenth-—John Anderson Mo- | Bighteouth— Robert wh Nineteenth Charles Twentieth—F. O. Jos Dick. Twenty-firss—Theodore H. hii oounty will vot i oe A To amiss | ORY Dangherty of ae opt | can state executive committes | to say: ic has given s plurality 10 the Re- blican state ticket of from 55,000 to Be. 000, and siecked 15 Rejution ocon- who suppor mag- { pifioent administration Presidens EE Bar endorse. bli- | gives a greater increased give» resi rete pon in sop Just af the t national administra. t messages eRinley, Ba Fora- said the result was due to the adminis tration’s successful comduct of tha i i : i 2 aL | glestion by 10,000 majority. The loge : New Havew, Nov. 9.—The result of the election in this state was a Rhode fsland. PROVIDENCE, Nov. 9. —The voting was light throughout the state, as the elec. tion «f both Republican candidates for congress was a foregone conclusion. The revised constitution has probably been rejected. = Kansas, Torkea, Nov. 9, -——Chairman albaugh of the Republican state committee claimed the state for Stanley, Rep, for | ghrves nor. , by 5,000. and Chairman Ria- e of the fusjon committee claimed the state for Leedy. Pasian br 11 000 | private jodicial ticket slacted dy 30,000, NEWS AT WASHINGTON. Kleetion Returns Revelved With Great Interest - Not the Uinal Scene af the White Honse. Wasmisaorox, Nov. 9 Intense inter- paper offices. Ihe theaters and ciabs - reosived bulletins, the two congressional - headquarters had special wires and long distance tslephone service for thowe who were figuring Gp the resgit of the battle fix the control of the next hone of pepresantatives Many of the cabinet officers and higher officials of the government had the brilliant ables at the culture 'Wileon being the one who came 10 tie executive mansion early. Secrecaries Hay, Alger and Ors the members of the cabinet in the city, remained at their mics throagh- aI wo of the evening retarne Perhaja in no ho sity in the Side od the Em 3% : iF sek i a . is elected sR 13,000 plarality. Both ning of . tare will be Republican. This ensure the election of a Repoblican to scceed James Smith, Jr., Democrat, to the United States senate. Kentucky, Lovisviiie, Nov, 9. The Demoerats . of Kentucky carried nine and possibly pod. | iri i at the eleven congressional (lis in the Mate, a gain of two or - Sate | haps three over their last —. pablicans carrisd only one dis trict, the Eleventh, solidly, but this was always conceded by their opponents, as it has been 8 Republican stronghold for years. A Sh —— Michigan, Dero, Nov. $. Daniel J. Campan, chairman of the Democratic state ven- tral committer, conceds the re-election of Governor Pingree by a plurality of perhaps Sixx. The legislature 15 Re tdican, but 1: i mot known whether ; + Republican. An entire Re- publican delegation is likely elscted to CONGTess. Alabama, BirMinGHan, Ala, Nov. OCTARlIe congressional was elected from Alabama. General Joseph Whe l'r was snanimonsly elected in the Eighth, not a vote being _ cast against him 9.—A solid delegation - pratic ticket is elected. The light vote : judges is dune to the feeble resistence offered. | ton offoers with a hearty handshake, The president had been in the | oth just one minute and six seconds. ‘Inth fon, could scarcely sp BA 4 FA ei 8 NE AN Leuisinsa. New Oristass, Nov, 9. The Demo. rats in Louisiana made a clean weep, electing six dongressmen, three railmad sommssioners and three jndges in the parish of Orleans. Sonate € aol. Corowma, Nov. 6. —The Democratic state ticket was elected without oppo mtiom. A wiry hight vote was cast All LDemocpatic congressmen elected Towa Des Moixies, Nov. 4. Returns from 90 precincts show that the Republican majority this year will nearly equal that of President MeKinley in i808 “Nevade. Rewer, Nov. §.—1n ions point the election of MoMillan, Republican, for fer governce: Newlands, Silver, for con Fiovida. Jacmsonynie, Fis, Nov. 9 -—-The vote judging from retarns now in, is from 10 to X por cent Hghter for both partics than in 1*¥. The whole Demo spablicans and Populists wilt not clot altogether aver Sve members of the legistature, if that many. The eg. {slature slanted will choose 8 successor Senator Samuel Pason. Wisconsin. Miiwarxre, Nov. %—From a oon servative standpoint it looks as thongh Scofield, Rep. for governor, will carry the state by a swomewhat reduced pla. rality from the figures estimated by deposit it. Uhairman Treat, $8000 to 40.0006. At William McKinley,” called out the this hour there is nothing on which to base the complexion of the next legis iature nor can the result on congress men be stated. fF North Caroline. Rargiim. Now § — Returns indicate the Demorrnts have carried dr Hetriote, Atwater, Fopulist, endorsed by Demo crass, is probably evcted 1a te Foarth. | + seontd ancertain wither Foan- | ta'n. Popaiisg supported by Democrats, or White, olor: Hepablican, is elected. Legisiarore Democratic in both branches by two thirds majority. Democratic A Sare Sige of Oreup. : Hoarseness in a child that is subject to croup is a sure indication of the approach of the disease. If Chamber. Iain’s cough Remedy is given as soon aa the child becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy cough has appeared, it will prevent the attack. Many mothers who have croupy children find that it saves them much trouble and worry. It can always be depended | ‘apon and is pleasant to take. For sale | by Patton Pharmacy, C. W. Hodgkina. | Ton. How 10 Cure a Cold. Simply take Otto's Core. We know “of ite astonishing cures and that it will iD ‘gtop a cough quicker than any known " remedy. If you have sathma, bron: chitis, consumption or any disease of the throat and longs a few doses of this great remedy will surprise you. If you wish to tir will be planned to furni wh you & sample bottle free of cost. Large bottles Soc and Pe Palton Pharmacy, OC. W Hodgkins £2 a . Cli AY ¢ bi It pays to buy Shoes at the Bon po gre Just a Few of Our Many Ton. lagvr. Hopson, who is in Washing when he receives the news of the sinking, during a storm, of the Maris Teresa, the Spanish cruiser be raised, while on ite way to New York Many regrets have been ~xpressed by others, especially naval officers. Many a household is saddened by death because of the failure to keep i hand a safe and absolutely certain | | i : for croup such as One Minates cough cure. See that your little ones are protected against emergency. C. W. Hodgkins, Fatton Pharmacy. EE BIG BARG Ladies Coats 2.90 and up Ladies Capes 75c and up Call and see these fine garments Long ses’ Coats and Infant's Miss Remember Ladies’ Dress Shoes at goc and up. and up. ne es Infant's Shoes, cewed sole, "5 sci aC, SAA SR REA send i Fs St i a AA SAI Se IF YOU DON'T BUY OF PATTON SUPPLY CO. , YOU DON'T GET THE LOWEST PRICES. Thousands of BIG BARGAINS Here the wheels before. of business hum. " 1 : You know that means pleasing the people We were never so busy with extra values, low price with high quality combined. We pot on sale tod: Lancaster gingham every place labeled, only Je a yd. 48 yards of good calion, the fie qual | ity only 3c ss vd. 1,148 yards onting cl Sceayd 533 yarde lambermen’s cloth, quality only Se 3 yd. 1,018 yards Vicana cloth, only fc a yd. Ah, To quality at ile’ iie guality ! y 1.41 yards of Best Sugar cared ham 10 per Ib. not the cheap Best sugar cured Californias ham or gingham others are selling for Lam-| caster the real Lancaster gingham, | shoulder 7c per 1B. 12 cakes lsundry soap (Ark 25e Try our loose blended coffer. It's a winner. Only 15¢ per Ib. Peas 5c per can. Tomatoes cold packed: 3 cans for Choice Bartiett pears 13 Per can. } Corn or mixed chop only $1 per sack. Good rye and oats chop only §1 per 3,687 yards dress goods that we are sack. closing oot at 4c to $1 per yd. UNUSUAL Corset Ritraions shaped. In color pink. biue drab. They are beauties; soe them. We Dr. Warner's Health, True Fit, P. N | and the best 50c comet in the world. | Come and see for yourself. Ladies’ Shirt Waists. Another pew line jnst arrived stylish and up-to-date. Groceries. 19 poands fine granulated sugur $1. 11 pounds Arbuckie’'s coffee $l. have the largest and best line of corsets in the city to select from. It pays to buy Shoes at the Bon Thomson Glove Fitting, Armonrside, | Wel wr store and we san please you if you want something | Shoe Selling. always keep this remedy at hand and | | 1s ons when yon have s Hine like cure New line of ?. n coreets, Parte] — in _y one-—an to service, our line must be all right for we are building s Shoe Trade ' that is a surprise to on. Men's Wom en's and Children's. Our §2 Shoe for Ladies, that are a "nice as most people unre showing for 350 and $3. Better than gold is our #2 Shoe. Ladies will you take a look at the Julia Marlowe Shoes, the most perfect fitting shoe in the world. [nall widths and sines, at §3 and $3.50. Children's Shoss. The largest, finest and cheapest line to be shown any- | where, in all sive, all styles, all toes; from the round toe tp the real wide | coes that do not pinch the child's feet. | Prices from 0c to $2. All good, honest { : i grades. Gent's we have extra good bargains { for you in heavy and fine dress Shoes. | A large line to select from. See our | waterproof Shoes. Buy at the Old Rehable Store and Save Money. OORMOTTO: Same Price Same Day to Everybody. Patton Patton, AINS fa the chowcest . betore Our Sh OES are can hae a are sond. Cashmere and Eiderdown Coats. found anya he Ladies’ Common House Shoe 60¢ and up. Men's Double Ta ip Haan v Work S artie BAZAAR! Also Big Values mn * ¢ Chicest for the price you pay, that Men's Dress Shoes at Que we. hoes, 94. When you are looking for Genuine Bargains call « The Bazaar, YEO) - jo i * 0, BRADY, Prop'r.
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