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That's the question. We say j15
$Z50
Buys a First-Class Wool Suit.
Another $7,50 Same Kind of an Overcoat.
It's rcmarltable how It's done that's tho Iclnd of
clothes we sell, Hundreds of our neighbors and friends
have been hero before you, and hundreds are coming
everyday, Perhaps yon are willing to pay more. Then
we'll sell you one of those Made Cheviot Suits and our
Kersey Overcoat In brown, blue and blade. 20 for the
iwo. Another says : "I ulivayo pay $20 for suit and
$20 for overcoat. This year you will be as well pleased
with our 1S suit and overcoat,
Wvojust received a special lot of suit made from tbe
test 0 imported cloth. Always 30, sometimes $35. We
are going to sell a lot of tlicm. That's why tho price Is
$82.50. Asy to see them whether you wish to buy or not.
We'vogot'cm la Kegent Frock and Kegent Sack.
Ask to See Our Boys' Black Cheviot Suits at
Kersey Overcoats, Silk Top Lined, Blue, Brown
and Black, $15.
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ORDER RESTORED IN ARMENIA.
Ambassadors Will Glvoa Bopl
Saturday. '
Constantinople, Nov. 8. Hall
Rlfdt Pasba, the Turkish minister of
the Interior, bus been appointed grand
vlzlor to succeed Klamll Fasha, re
signed. A new mlnlstery baa been
formed as follews: Hall Rlfat
Pasha, grand ylzler; Said Pfttba,
president of the council of state; TewSk
Pasha, mlnUter of foreign affairs; Has
au Pasha, minister of marine; Rlza
Pasha, minister of war; Monduh PaBha,
minister of tho interior; Abruh Bab
man PuhIki, minister of Justice; Babrl
Pasha, mtDisler of finance; Arid Pasha,
minister without pott folio.
The Turkish minister of foreign
aflalra has promised to give tho em
bassadors of tha powerti a doflnlte reply
within two days aa to what stops the
liorte Intends to tako for tho restora
tion of order In Armenia, and to pro
vide for the protootlon of Christians In
that part of tho Turkish omplre.
A direct warning lias been glvtn
the sultan that Europe will Intervene
to restore order In Armenia unless the
Turkish gpvernment not promptly.
Each day adds to tho dllllculty of tho
tusk at tho porte. From Syria, espeo
tally, most disquieting Rumors arec ru
ing, and that tbey are based on facta la
shown by tho mobilization of 20 battal
ions ol RedlHs euUf-4&-avallable, aBd
tho steps taken to dispatch them to
that portion of Aslatio Turkey. This
lends color to' tho report that tho Ar
menians nro receiving support from
unexpected sources nnd tho Turkish
government may soon bo face to face
with nn open and wide-spread revlit
against the rulo ol the sultan. Arretta
of Armonlan and Turkish suspects are
constantly being made hero and else
where. Possibly tho most gravo turn in the
recent events Hen In tho fact, estab
lished beyond a doubt, that the dis
satisfaction against tho rule of tho
sultan has extended to the Turkish
army and navy, and tho palace ofilclaU
are In a stato of the greatest alarm.
Nobody bore would bo astonished to
hear In any moment of an outbreak In
tho palace itself, and In fact people
well versed In Turkish affairs assert
that only n prompt show of force upon
the part of European Heels cau avert It.
Advices from Aleppo say Kurds be
longing to the Halldah cavalry reg
iment plundered a caravan near (hat
place. It ib further stated that tho
Kurds In the eastern province Joined
tbo unt I-Armenian movement und
American missionaries aro belug d
vised uot to oxpoeo themselves to
dungeiB while the excltomeut lasts. At
tho iustant of Mr, Herbert, British
cbargo d'affalrs, all consuls lu tho dls
tui bed districts will bo provided with
guards.
FOUEIdN CABLED.
Beblin, Nov. 8. When Emperor
William reviewed the recruita of regi
ments of the guard, His majesty made
a short speech to tho army, bidding
them especially to be mindful of their
honor. He added: "Before all things
you should trust God, to preserve your
honor and be f dthful to your emperor
and your country, whether against a
foreign or Internal foo." General Von
Winterfoldt called lor cheers for tho
emperor, wblch woro heartily glyen.
London, Xov. 8. The Berlin cor
respondent of the Times on the Im
mense Jucreaw of socialist votes in the
rehallotln tho district of porlmund,
resulting In the return of tbe socialist,
Luigenau, and says;
Ths Js largely duo to (he fapt tiat
n any nniitrln'a mpportedllho soolallMs
rather than tlm nnttouat liberal candi
date. This, tho VorWefU say, U tho
peopled uuswor to Knlptmr William'
npjienl fur cohesion ogultila the social
ists and to ttiteati'iie fjkiitl-soctulUt
measures, J
LoMDOti, Nov. 8 -AHB meeting of
tbo executive coniniUltdflf the Irlati
National League It was (fielded to re
movo Timothy Hevly froth the execu
tive commlttoe on acoupt of bis action
at the time of tho bo called Oaiagh re
volt in July, when afjfthe bounty
Tyrono national convention ho accused
John Dll'on of telling Tyrono to the
English party. .-.
Dohtmund, Westphalia Nov. 8.
Her.r Lutgcnetia, the soclollat leader,
returned to tho relohstagrtfcfter a rebal
lot in the district of Dortmund, had
been sentenced to C months' Imprison
ment mi a charge of lea moles to for
reproducing in his newspaper, the
Arbiter Zaltung, an article headed,
"Another of These Imperial Bpeeobcs."
St. Peteksburo, Nov,, 8. A dla
pitch to the Novoe Vremya from
Vladlvostock says tbo IUutitan worship
Yakut, captured 17 foreign scalers In
tho sea of Okhotsk, nil having slaugh
tered seals on board. One echooner
chased by the warship esfoperi.
Colon. Nbv. 8. Thero' 'was a riot
naiutly nuiuug the Jupauctk laborets,
on a plantation on the Islnbd ot Mar
tinique which resulted in rruich blood
shed, ri
Matakzis, Nov. 8. Ofer 150 pollt
leal prisoners, It Is thoughts have been
Bent to Ceutu, Africa, slncetho begin
ning of the revolution.
mtiTiau DOMINIONS.
Ciiicaoo, Nov. 8F-A -Ipeclal from
Winnipeg says: Of tho fcocjf'a ol docu
ments that bavo been issued slnco the
parochial school agitation1 began, by
far tbo most eensallonal his. Just bcou
published by the Manlteua govern
ment. It has been kept by the govern
ment to he aprung oa tbjp eve of the
goneral elections, aud the effect of tho
utnrtllng document Is nil that had boon
expected. It arraigns the Cathollo
hierarchy for falsifying.
Tho itoman (JuthoIIcs bavo all along
contended that their schools were per
Berved to them under tho bill of rights
adopted wheu Maultoba entered tbo
con federation of Canadian provinces,
lu 1870 Tho Protestant contention
has been that whl.e roferouco was
made to parochial schools in a rejected
bill of rights submitted In 1873, thero
woa no such referenco In tho bill
rutifled and adopted in 1870 by both
provincial and domlulon government.
In nn answer to this Protestant con
tention, the Catholl:s produced a
manuscript, bearing date of 1870,whloh
read thnt tho right? of Roman Catho
IIcb to their schools Bhould never be
Interfered with. This manuscript bore
evidence of being dellnltouud aulhon
tlo, aud seemed conclusive. Now,
however, the government shows that
tho date of tbe document was really
1873, und a scleutlrio photographic pro
cess reveals that the ilguro 8 was
changed into a cipher. The original
figure 3 is by a photograph rovealtd
la faded Ink like tho rest of tho docu
ment, while tho cipher Is In fresher
and blacker Ink.
Philadelphia, Nov. . The later
national Navigation Company has 11
baled tbo Netherlands. A merioau lino
steamship Obdam, whloh was towed
Into Halifax Saturday witn her shaft
broken, by tbe Pennland, for (100,000.
It Is the general opinion of shipping
men that tbo case is one In which un
usually meritorious service wero ren
dered, as tho vessel would have been
driven ashore on Bablo Island and be
come a total loss during tho storm on
tho following night had she uot falle u
In with the pennland.
A strange coincidence Is that uit six
years ago tbe Peunland was towed Into
Halifax by one of the steamships of
tbe Netherlands-American line,
St John's, N. F Nov. 8. Tho
Heruld prints a series of letters from
correspondents along the South and
West const, which stale that dire die?
treat prevails among tbe poorer classes
of people residing there, especially
auqonif those receiving
pauper relief,
Tfto retrench in aut nllo oft tu govern
ment ru'cediiluted the the cutting oil of
balf tho pauper grnit and, the fisheries
being poor, many 11 ud themselves in
wretched circumstances. Tho corres
pondents predict Hturvatlon n numer
oils Instance unless prompt help be
supplied by their authorities.
QfjfiOKo, Nov. 8. Tho German
steamship Canada, Captain Hahu, of
the Hamburg-American Paokctccm.
pioy, from Hamburg aud Antwerp for
Quobeo and Montrcaluwith a large
passougcr list and cargo, Is ashore at
Little Metis light, 176 miles below
Quebec. The bottom of the stcamor Is
cracked, and the tanks aro fell of
water, whloh Is rising In tho forehold.
Late reporta say tho Canada went too
n?artbosboro when passing Mantane
and struck a reef, and It was necessary
to beach her to save her from founder
ing. Passengers and crew aro safe, as
tho vessel lies on a sandy beach.
Will Bo
Deferred for
Wet ks.
Several
MINNIE WILLIAMS KNEW MUCH,
Moro
Ho dies Il-covere(l at
trolt, Mlcb.
Do
DUHIIANT IN COUKT.
San Fkanoisco, Noy. 8. Theodore
Durrant was brought from tho county
Jail today to be sentenced by Judgo
Murphy for tho murder of Blanche
Limout. Attorney Dickinson for the
dofoudant asked for a continuance for
two weeks to prepare a motion for a
new trial. District Attorney Barnes
acquiesced and tho court granted the
oontlnuance on nn agreement that
ther? Hlinuld be uo further continuances
nt that time. Tho cbargo against Dur
rant for tho murder of Minnie WllllamB
Wis, on motion of tho District Attorney,
o itluucd Indefinitely.
Dei'uoit, Nov. 8. Tho walls adjoin
iig the wrecked portion of the Journal
building have been braced and digging
In tho ruins Is progressing rapidly
with a greater degreo of safety. Two
bodlei wero taken out this morning,
those of Llzzlo Wlcdbusuh and Chas.
Linn, employees at tho Jbludery.
Several othor poorsoua aro still missing.
A mass meotlng will he ciled to
morrow night to takn steps for tho re
lief ot tho families of tho dead. Soyoral
popular subscriptions havo beau started,
SUB KNEW TOO MUCH.
Ban Fbanciboo, Nov. S.Frank W.
Young, who conducla a bakery In Ala.
moda, promlels to be ono of tho most
Important witnesses for tho prosecution
in tho trial of Durraut for tho murder
of Minnie Williams. Young know hor
well nud says that the day beforo sho
was miirderod sho explained hor
depression of spirits by saying she
know too much about tbo disappear,
auco of Blanch Lamont.
"Sho came to the storo on Thursday,
the day previous to Good Friday," ho
eald, "and I noticed at ouco that sho
was quite changed in manner from
what 1 had always seen. She had
always been ao lively nnd chatted and
Jestod so good unturedly. But I not-
Iced on this day that she wore a very
long face, was preoccupied and seemed
very much worried about something,
and being, as I sayrftocustomod to talk
with her on subjects asldo from the
business she came on, I naturally asked
her what was the matter, I knew she
had been acquainted with Blanche ;
Lamont, aud supposing that alio' had
been quite intimate with hor, I asked,
more In the way of saying something
than for any other reason, ff alio was
downhearted over the disappearance of
her friend. Sho hesitated a mompnt,
und r. piled; 'I know (oo much about
Children Crv for
Pitcher' CSStOrlH
Highest of all in LeaveatBg Tower.
Rpyai
rtV5l
Attomurat,Y pure
tho disappearance of Blanche.' I was
somewhat lurprlscd at tbe reply, but
I must confess that I did not say bo.
Still I was surprised enough to be
interested, and asked hor wbat she
know. Sho aoted as if she had said
something sho had not meant to, and
making an evasive answer, which I
do not recall, left tho otoro.
I gave tho matter no attention until
Durrant waa accused. Then that con
versation came back to me. I kept
still about It, howeyer, as I did not
wish to be drawn into the case, for I
know it would take me away from my
buBlnessand that I could not afford.
I felt this way till Durrant was held
by tho coroner's Jury, and then felt re
lieved, for I had also felt as though I
should have offered my testimony.
nut after that I decided to keep still
aud Keep out of the case, for I have
always believed that there would be
enough evldouoe for oonviotlon with
out my testimony."
Dtiiraut will bo taken to court today
ostensibly to bo Bontonccd for tho mur.
der of Blanche Lamont. Then Is
little pj-ospect, however, that sentence
will then be pronounced. Tho attor
neys Yor tho defendant will movo for a
now trial, aud this motion will entail a
continuance They will bo entitled to
two weeks' time in whlon to prepare
thnir brief, nnd It Is understood that
they will avail tbenuelyes of the full
period.
Uhildrsn's Home laraed.
Cleveland, Nov. 8. Tho Speed
home for friendless ohltdrea waa dea.
troyed by Are today. The Inmates
escaped. Hlnce last Saturday eight
attempts have beea made to bum the
building.
No Two Faces Alike
But by tho tapo lino you'd find almost no differ
ence So of goods, to tho oyo things may scorn
almost identical, and in fact bo a3 far aoart as
moannosa and goodness can woll get. Wo tako
caro that qualities aro right. Low prices then
moan something to your advantag-j.
Capes and Jackets.
You know the Immense line of caoea
we had two weeks ago? How anxious
you were to get one. They're all gone.
Expect a better lino this week, 'Here's
a few we will have:
Black beaver; 23 inches leng: deep
with three rows of lustre braid. A
ilngle capo wlth'strap In front.
Price, - $3.50
Black beaver; double capo; SO Inohea
long; top oape. 15 Inohea. Trimmed
with two rows silk finish lustre; braid
on lop capo anu couar.
Price,
$4
Blaok, high-grade, crushed plush; 29
Inches long; llued throughout with silk
sorgo, niorra couar,
Price,
$9
Samo style trimmed with beat Thibet
fur around collar,
Price,
Jackets.
$10
Black chevolts; velyet collar; large
sieevee.
Price,
$4
Dark grav Melton, or black beaver,
uaiesi siyiex.
Price,
$5
Boucle, largo eleevcat ripple back,
Very essence of style and comfort.
Price, - $6
All lines up to f30 proportionate
T. T- DA'LRYMPLE, & GO.
Latest U.S. Gov't Report
Baking
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Wia Yet;
ALLEN 6. TIIURMAN VERY ILL
His Illness Causal From a Fall
last Week.
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Louisville, Nov. 8. The Eve
ning Post says the general assembly
will be a tie and the election of a suc
cessor to Mr. Blackburn Is a matter ot
onjecturo. Democrats lmva 08 votes
and with ono democratic populist vote,
00. Tho Republicans will bavo 08
and one ropubllcan-ultlauce voto mak
ing a total of 09.
ALLEN THUHMAN ILL.
Columbus, O., Nov. 8- Allen G.
Thurman Is very ill and thero Is llttlo
hope of his recovery. On Friday eve
ning last ho had a fall which resulted
Inn sorlouB Injury to his hip. No
bones wero brokeu and his constitu
tion being wonderfully strong, it was
believed he would soon regain accus
tomed health. Tho effect ot n nervous
shook appeared to pass away and on
Tuesday and Wednesday ho Improved
bo much that his physicians ana
friends thought ho would undoubtedly
get up again in a short time. Yester
day kowever,a-Mvefa,rolapee oeetumL.
It is our aim to hold your
when wo
rado
Once Get It
by giving good value and not using
any misrepresentation.
A Good Suit
is a paying Investment. "Once a, Cus
tomer, AlwayR a Customer" is our
motto.
Clothing for the many. Perfect fit
ting. $6, $6,50, $8, $9.
Clothing for tho fow. Guaranteed
all wool, latest styles, best workman
ship. $10, $12, $15, $17.50, $20.
If you ate hard to at we havo sample
from tho beat custom tailors in tha
United States, showing patterns that
are neat, tasty, nnd adapted to win tha
approval of good dressers. Prloea rang
from $15 to $40. We guarantee satis
faction. They endorse that guarantee
Hats
Have you teuu our. 1. Fedoraa ahd.2
stiff hats? . v
Canes
Congo oanes, with solld'sllver tips.
Just received. '
f, $l.SO, $8, 2.ro.
Shirts
All kinds; all size; all prices.. S
the values at f lt $1.2-5; 11.60.
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