a:
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A Maurine.
The Debris at the Bridge
'Abine at Last.
IANY HOMES WILL Ill: lll‘lth’llll.
m “Gun! Ilwlltnn‘a Ilrpurt on
Int-whom" Ia No Danger ot l-Ipl-
dmh—htten tram t‘tora union—a
Interleu- Becca» ol Iiotlloa.
Th0 m of the raft ou the eaah-ru aide
near thobridge was bred. This meam that
I timber of bodies must be burned. The tire
h Inning slowly, and no authority is given
tor themsalure. Gen. liar-tings didn't care
to NE at it. -
Jenna‘s-own, I’a., June ll.——'l‘lu: great raft
lla- adieu. meuurelem grave yard, made
In a night. Ito tunlntonee are the shattered
timber! sticking out of the wreckage. the
m. ragged tragmeuta of walls marking
wbm the limb had been. Though hun-
Irodl have already been uncovered, the dead
are coming to light in surprising number-—
II an] me here can ‘he bunir-imlvmnd there
new faces among them that had never
been mined. People just arriving in Johns-
town my that the atonch la sickening and
lawful, hinting the air of the valley every-
wine, while than who have worked here
throughout the trying Icenee have noticed it
only at times and in certain plat-m. showing
that their leaner are numbed. All the waters
aregiving up their dead and the skills and
grander! are in waiting for them. The red
Iltli‘tod Idmberman, standing midway in the
raft, who I: called the marker and color bear-
ar, tolled his ax once to strike, but the blow
never fell. If it had, It would have cut in twain
the first of the bodice taken from the Point
0mm" cOKINU TOWARD THE ntnxxsu DEIllllfi.
.I no morning of the tenth day. It was tbs
Eliminators of a woman, Emma Roth by name
Identified by her broken hearted husband an
hour later. Dr. G. C. lirinekley, one of
Johnston's brightest and aunt promising
physicians, was found at last in the raft near
where that of tho woman lay. Although
but 30 years of age, his apxxuranee when the
remains were rewuud was that of a man 75
years old.
Claupcd in lit-ch Otlier'a Anna.
Others unknown Were taken from the rat t
at all hours of the day, among them an old
man with his little boy clasped in his arms.
-With every hour comes a salute for the bun,
druds yet buried there. It is the blimtot
vyuamite. Five bodies were found under
one single heap of the wreckage in the, town.
Oneal them was Kate Scary, the millincr
Ind inodiste.
One of the saddest identifications was that
of Miss Blanch Ilarnish. of Dayton, 0. She
was a passenger on the day expresx. and her
father has searched for the past three days.
Some workmen found her body lying under
the trestle near the Pennsylvania railroad
station
George C. Hanna was a well known hr
surance agent. Nobody had given him a
thought until his body was carried to the
Pushyteriau church morgue.
The Dead Arc Quickly Buried.
The day is past when the discovered dead
can he kept any time for identification.
Frightful scenes at the ntorgucs bear quick
testimony of this. The keepers say that as
soon uthe air strikes the corpses now it be
comes almost impossible to handle them, and
the sooner they are buried the better. There
are over fifty new faces on tho slabs at the
morgues, and a record shows thata week
from the time morguea woreestablisixed 1,492
people were buried from them who were dis-
covered right in this vicinity. This has
nothing to do with the valley or the dead of
\ ob, at New Florence and elsewhere. A
t many Wore also buried who were not
, to thud morgucs.
'I'be'l’oople Favor the Cremation Idea.
The greatest menace to the living at John:-
towuk the great drift above the stone bridge.
It is more difficult to clear away, fuller of
animal matter, harder to approach, and more
dangerous to those who have to use river
water than any part of the ruins. Although
at first there was a natural sentiment against
thehnrnlugofthisumm, which led totheex-
tinguishment ol the the here by Pittstmrg
firemen, there has been a steady change of
1! Gen. Hastings should «tier the
drittfired the people would acquiesce and
admitthatitwastor thebest. Thishaabocu
true inrogardto the burningof dangerous
and piles 0! wood in various part;
ofthe valiey,wbere thenom'iia of those to
whom thewindcarried thesmoke toldthem
time and time again that human limb was
butting. The chances in the event of the
findings“ bodyiu the drift nredceidedly
against it: identification, and this isalsoan
argummtin favor of the cremation of the
whole. Thiplanistodryupthepartofthe
It" hedwhere the wreckage is andthen
“k“ withoiland fire it. Now that the
rivalsnpidly hwering thisplan hmtimiy
'1'th of removingthedehrisabove the
railroad bridge wan coauauedwitbalarge
mummheiuguowaboutfitllmen
atwork,butrtill the misveryslow.
The men are mattered all‘aloug theohore
and the Maria in being burned. Another
faucet meuwhohavearrived,armed
amwcoatencaaettoworh.
AlemofBodlu.
‘ thumbs of bodies havs lneurecovered
threughtheetlomot one mattheupper
bridgeou Btuuycreek. Heistrpm
sndhuhisownmtl’. Whena
Matadhimhhnamshereplied: "It-
dn‘tlmb anydilmee about my name;
Viburnum-faudrowedaway. H-
)- rgand hooks, and recovered {our
bodi- anold freight carwuhedtrom
“math-sprint 'I'henmauumhsr
andhhphad upwatim htoadrtherwh
Mllvolymndthobodi-atoneaeomato
hm Hethmpa-aropa‘undctho
a...” m—Mmumwaw
analamnumbaret tazdiesyeummg
‘Mhflwny crook.
THEY ARE BTARVTNG.
‘l‘wo Hundred I'eople at new Fianna.
relaunch and t‘cntrovilio Without Food.
I’rrnsmum, June IL—l‘he l'mn publiahel
n qua-ml dislutch tram Jidmatown as lulhiwa:
“'I'uohundrul people who lune suffered
from the Ilood in New Florence, Nineveh and
(‘mitrevdim “ho arc houmi at New Flor-
ence, am starving. They are {neoplo Who
have been med to all the comfort-t and In»
urinuot lite Won the pent up waterl of
('oncuumgh lake dm‘aatatol their homes and
curru-d away numbers at their familial. in
the distribution of Millpllol New Florence has
bwneniin-ly "Vt'l'll'flktll. The good pimple
of that town who haw, lawn doing all they
can manila mtulortahie the survivoro who
have wrought their him“ for mluge from the
tlmd are at a lo.- to know why the place wan
aligbted, whether by accident or (benign.
The I“! Pound of flour.
The traitors have made the laat pound of
flour into bread, and when that in eaten there
will be nothing for the poor people to do but
atarve,uuleea their wuuta are immediately
relieve-l. The merchants of the place have
laid and given everything they had in Stock
away. They have stock: of staple galls or-
dered, but cannot get tin-tn hauled over the
railrtnda a t'ltilen 0! New Florence, in
Ital-king of this matter, said to a prom cum
nutrient: “We must have wmething to cut
dorm there. Calico, bread and meat are all
gone. Little children arocryiag tor more
food, and the unhappy parent: often go will»
out in onler to feed the little Ollt‘tl. We have
made applications for suppliu, but have not
got any yet, Something must hedonc soon,
or some of us will die of hunger."
Insane From Grief.
Three more of the Johnston sutlcrere
have survived dumb only to ItN‘ their
Milli), itev. Kane, son and MN. Booger.
The family of Rev. Kant, a German Luth-
eran inintrtcr, consisted of father, mother
and five children. of them all perished exv
cept the father {had one son, aged l2 years.
’After striving to recover the bodies of hla
dear ones, and waiting to bury two children
——all that could be initial—Rev. Kurt: was
prevailed upon to come with his little son to
this city. lie one among those given refuge
at the "aim of the Friendlies. At that he
appeared merely duped at the terrible afflic-
tions that had lit-fallen him, but now, a.» the
result 01' the agonizing fitrain, his mind 1:
completely unhingcd, and he chatter: un-
masingly in a sad. uumcaniug monologue.
The ll|)',IAll,llas become niontnlly mil-alaneul.
Altogether, it in a can- that would ineltn
heart of biotic.
A Dangerous I'ntient.
At the St. Francis lllelhnl onc of the pa-
tienla from Joltllslllwll E a Mrs. Sugar. She
has been raving almoi-t comtnntly since her
arrival. and fur the past two days has been
ullltmt c. n‘tautly insane. Ilcr niania has
Inkeliluunmltlfll form and the [Sisters fear
for tlnir lives, they not being in u [Knition
to nth-M to aut'll cabins, having nom- of the
provmvm nmwx‘ary. Owing to her and con‘
(Iilluli vrz'y little is known of her. In her
rambling talk she has auditioned having
come originally from Baltimore, and that
she hadn't lth‘tI in Johnstown many months
before the tluml, Whether this is correct or
not,of course, no one knows. It is Ilrili‘d
this 1 tibia-anon may hau- Illt‘ t-Hct'i of bring-
ing Izo-r vibe to the attention of friclnls,
whcrcvt-r they may be.
The condition of Mrs. FIW'I‘W', one of tho
Jillilinl-HHI :ull‘urrrs, “ho was taken to the
Mercy Il'bplllti. and who became imam from
grief over the hm of her children on Friday,
isnuehangml. Elie continuum to rave in a
wild manner, and ii. is doubtful whether her
mind can our be restored. For the present
she will remain at the lzoapital.
The Surgeon (lellcrnl’l Ill-par}.
“'Aslllzmrox, Juno ll.—Surgeon General
Ilannlton has made a report to the president
ot his lilt‘vrtlgfllltmfi at JIJIilevIUWII and their
rL-aults. The surgeon general says that there
is no danger of epidemic at Johtustown; that
the only danger, if any, is at the towns
below Johnstou'n. the inhabitants of which
may find their water contaminated. He aug‘
gests the boiling of the water before its use
for drinking or cooking. He says that it
will take about. ten days to clear away the
debris now in the river. IIe discourages the
idea of burning it, as the bodies are in the
water and they would not be reached by the
flames He says that money and provisions
are still needed, but that the supply of cloth-
ing now on hand is adequate to all necesd
ties. Rubber gloves, however, are needed for
handling thodead.
Clara Barton data for Supplies.
The following [homage has been received
here from Johnston-n, I’d:
To A. S. Summit‘s. vice president, National Red
Cross. Washington;
Plea».- stiipat once three hospital tents with
CORSET! IAIN AXE) CLINTON 81m
tltuimi of Huriburt Home on Right.)
Ilia and fittings complete and twenty-live cots.
We have three hospitals which need supplies.
Directed bythe state board of health to take
charcoal infectious diseases. 0m: hospital a
“blushed for this. Have half a hundred mm
ntwork. We know of no conflict of authority
with any one here, nor have I heard of any. It
probably exists in the newspapcn. which none at
us have the tune to read (Jun B‘ml.
President. National Red Cram.
Lenore from Clara Barton.
A. H. Solomons, vice president of the Nov
tioual Red Cross association, has received a
IotterfromlllsClaraBartou,who went to
Johnston with the Bed Cru- party from
thiscity,inwhich she says, under dated
June 6:
m Phfladelphia Red oo- followed in 1}
two boon. They have a splendid corps of phy-
aictaas and helpers. and together we are stab
fishing our headquarters and hocpitak. Tho It}
counts which you read are probably not over-
rated; indecd,ldouotknowhowtheycouid he.
Diitmctiou and death are everywhere. The pila
of rubbish are lull of human bodice. Yates-day
threewere mkeuoutrtillalivn Supplie- man
rivtug in goodly quantity and being distributed
by the varlomeommlttoeaiumchmauaeraoyou
wouidexpect. Ithalratned almolt lace-ally
untiltoday: water-udmudand broken building.
and dead animals are everywhere.
UnderdateotJune'llisBartouw-rote:
We are fairly at man work. Baa our
cantntothestatiouarytnck “pitched our
dheasothatmightprove mien.
atomotnearlyntty. ltbdillcuittolud
outwith-moment of
. Gut
E's-9‘” than b no halting,“ ll
mama-w was at man
hawthorn: . ”but“
, Suture, of Gardener, legs crushol, dangerous; ~
soon: New
audit ““M% with! m the W
81 once m It muses mo.
and panama-nut vmuattwu-ld
article. are a! cola-at the mutant
dared to whale-ate ion. cl M a
Iriendantm will “be upto am.
The mmptrolier of the currency line I"
ceivmla letter from I’. J. l’icrcc, a national
bank omniuer, who went to .lohuistuwu on
humus“ connected with the Johnstown Na-
tional bank. While there Mr. I'tt‘rt‘t' saw
all the bank itllcen excl-pt the canlner, who
wan loot til thodimtur. llr. Pierce titan-a
that the chH has been rennin-d from the
bank and an entrance madn- into the vault
and min. The fund-s and all Ma‘tll‘lllct‘ were
found to be lulu-1,1» “on.- also all books,
records and inqwrthotigh the latter were
noun-what damaged by watm‘. Mr. I‘ll-rec
so)": that it will he tune day» [adore the
innit can meme bovine-a
ltnmro'a Dlatroaa.
RENUVD, l’a., June ll.—'l‘en days have
[WI aince the disastrous flood swept
through threoquartem of Ilonovo and laid
waste the bounce of the Working xmple of
the town.
So much baa boon mid and written at the
mileringe in other phwca that Ilenov-iltat
been alums; forgotten, except in the matter
of prot'ia'lons.
h‘uilicieut clothing and food have been mn- ,
tribute-I torclicve the lmmmilate wants otj
the dismount, but mum aid in the Ilmpc at .
money come. to the pulpit! they will be not
able to again build up the humus which were :
Alt-atroycd by the [lord
'l'ln» tmudlfloli ot the [made here in lIlotl'W .
lag in the extreme; The majority 01 the;
boom destroyed represent the lilo-time IIIV' “
ings of worklugmen, and unless [lulhllh’ aid L
mines there will he aull’ermg and povertyl
each as has not yet been known.
Enabled the people are unable to start;
anew the building up of their destroyed}
homes, and (fine! Burgess and cttimno gen-t
orally of the town have united the United:
I’reo mu'reepmulent to make known through i
the pros:- the condition of attain at this?
place. , . l
llmtun Ilcfuaea to Appropriate 510.000
Thisrotv, June il.»By a vote of ii to tl the
board of uldcrmcu rota-ml to appropriate
”It"!!! from tho dty lrl‘fllllll'j' for the benefit 1
of the limit antlers. The objwttons were
wholly upon the grulllnla of uncrmtitntion' l
nlity, E
SLILLTVAN TO BE ARRESTED.
i
It In Probable That wllh (libero Ila “'5" 2
lie Charged with ('runin'a )lurder. '
Clilt‘At-Il, June ll.-~lt is probable that thc’
coroner's inquiry into the automation of :
Dr. Cronin will close this owning. The juror! ‘
arc almmt certain to rimmmcnvl that Alex- 1
antler Sullivan, Senior Warden llegga, Brine;
Otllci-r Daniel Brown, Harry Jordan and‘
Larry Buckleybearreatwl. Uilicl': may be?
dragged in, too. All the, prisoners mil lief
held for murder and ball will he refusal. l
The twtimuny before the coroner's jury,
yeaterdayv wont further to confirm the belief :
that the Claudia-Gael men, who are SUFTI’CINI ,
of being directly or indirectly iluplicatwl,
in the c-vnpiracy, are trying to ehielil one?
another by giving cumvo anawcrs to thc’
leading tluktiliulls of the coroner. Detective '
.‘ltkc \thlan, who traveled with Detective?
Coughlin altcr llr. t‘runin disaplwured, and:
who on“ hllrlt'lltrtrdl by t'rzicf Hubbard be: ‘.
cause of hi.» alrangn: or .iduct “bile searching
for the nut Smith, uim drove the doctor.
away, was t lv' lino nitric“ Whelan I.» a!
first con-m ct Icuuun l_‘. tl‘rlullivan. l
\Vla-lnn mlmittnl that l,“ “mu Clap-113.,
Gael and that his number “up 13d Ile- had.
Rat-ll lk-iudlti'rm'ldln owl l'. U‘Suilisan
fighting mull? dufiulm mom in a saloon.
crin-Qhuianra imd IJIID‘ innnu tum. .m
dercd t c arrest of a rte-[wt who has takenl
refuge, n New York. His name is being kept l
asccret for the prewnt, l-ccttlh‘t' them is al
p.a-illiiity' of tho fellowcltulnig thedotoctlva I
who are on his trail. The man‘s drwriptioni,
tallies exactly with our of the three men who;
figured in the actual murder. I
Attcnti m was first dirwctn-d to him by l
Luke Dillon, who renumbered the fellow a» i
one of the rim-51 mischievous tools of the tri- l
angle that ruled the Claudia—(incl in lrh‘l. l
A serious Railroad Wreck. ;
OAKLAND, Ma, June lL—‘l‘rain No. llivmsi
wrecked a mile and a half west of this st. '
tion. A heavy shower had raised Benson
brook and Wflelmtl out a cohort. The en-
giuecr law the danger, lint not In time to
stop his train. The engine [card safely over
the weakened culvert. but the tender, bag
gage, expire! and mail cars are a total trunk.
The [manager curs stopped on the brink.
The following named persona Worn injures]:
William Underwmd, of Igwiaton, engineer,
arms, legs and [amt injured, not dangerous;
E, 5, Coburu, of South Unity, fireman, legs
badly crushed; —Pattorsou, mail agent,
legs and left hand badly hurt: Man Agent
Mail Agent Libby, of Portland, rtba brokcnl
and head cut; lame-Stevens, of Slmwlmgan,
express meager, one leg turn of! and» the
other badly mulled It will take taro or
three days to clear the wreck and repair the
track. 5
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Admiral Turner's Sun a Diameter.
Baumonz. Juno iL—Ilobert Tumm- and
his brother, Edward C. Turner, went to 841-,
ward P. Turner’s houée at tho Pinion “1.,
where the two Edwards got intoa uni-rel
over a family dinicuity. Edward . was
badly beaten. When the two brotherawere
riding away from the house Edward P.
puiledouta pistol and killed Robert PA-
ward C. then severely idiot Edward P. in the
heat and hand. Edward I’. Turner is a
non of the late Admiral Tamer, and Robert
lathe-maternal tbemt prominent citi—
aeus in Fauquier county. The We jury
rendered a verdict of voluntary manslaughter
against Edward P. Turner.
A Tall: of Natural 6“ Hear tucn.
UTICA, x. Y., June lL—A third vein of
natal-algae has been struck at Bandy-Creek
twice- Iarge as the others. and having a
o! 400 pomfla to the tquaminch.
Whacthegubmbeeu tappedaudlitthere -
aretwoflamerburulugthtrtytaethtgh
CONDENSED NEWS.
On Sunday Wt, We. excommu-
nicatedpieatdedieatedhismaguifiemtdew
church himself. The adificewill holdflflll
ml!»
Lockllaven, Pauli-aw totbe
plea! the Unitcdstatafu'hrlpinita
m. Ii I ‘
TheBewYork grand juryhns foundin-
dichnentaagalnat anwimlferg‘umolmd
mpg-tam
autopryonthebudyotw Irving
Mtbemindresderflor annotate
muitarylaw.
Patruhuau I. A. Franky,“ the Thirty-
fourthdlatriet. BewYorkJn-heaumted
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of tartar. strictly pure Nenrlmualu o1
min. and a email union of than- an a
miscrt'atit'e. nothing chm whatcvc-r, and
m warranted entirely free from alum.
ammonia. phouphates. lime. and all the
adultcrunts frmpn‘nlly fmiml in baking
IWHVGIt'I'N. TM chat-actor of materials
used, their parity. at ii the uicct‘y of their
emnbiuation. n'mlor hove-land's an Icrior
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Health. and [)I‘l'il‘hr'll‘rl lli im-fitutimls of
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A Talk With
CD] Ferris». Mon-s (.lnu'r. Druid I‘I-Itl,
s. It Stanley. film Henry humour
and "the”.
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a “ smph- of tie fi.’ililllltlt' of
rd of um um ' w l r n.‘.;.u mm .- & Min. 0;
7.». Tim.» Euav, Du. lull. di 2} tor. ,n-. ’l he ml-
jomrd now and tc-tintomnla . he in in your incul-
ntnl Lug-Hm”. Liam- and um llcnwn you know and
w-tu‘tm tor tin ir humor uui r!tnl.:l.'.fo.'wnrdiu~a-n, and
who would scorn to b~a parry tonuy drczpvion
V. Int hag two do” forolhrn l'.tli b ~ dunn- t'or yum
aw: i: u only to Linen cullir who the meme of
[thin ry L4 :- at your wry dim
('III. ‘3. ‘I. I’lfillltls tau-o; ' ll. Tr?» IW»
taker. new WJhIIy-p- ”nth: u .5 mod u» o! lltul’ul’il
dim-wt; tinn. rnlrh‘in: my wr'fltt almn‘ tiny pmmda
In tlvmi chum our ymr a...t a hail Evtnih In;
WW ilom- th it midi. r phi d coma purged. Film“)
amount oi douor.» dwinml my ram.- "ornran c;"
Olin-Yr gan- mc Ihc Li m lllr o! I noun
fitaiiy pro-Luau! to take llwu‘vs' lllood l'urd'n r
Atxvr lulu”: two or three hot: on l mu- I'i.lt|‘t'l_t
my: d and Law born a well mm for over rzx 3110-."
Milk. II ERR" SEYDHIITK, Hill in hair but!
a min-r rimmed I») Dr. t‘umtmucs. ol New Yr”
cry We» vuy lvw—reportui :mcly .ovltcany-tey;
not able to “all: alone; sure would i n: il'kl The
[II-rm :13 c ”rd Lu and yum age :.l d hm IK‘LII It
In} not. an nu e.
:6 It STANI.E\',t.cally-l,:tty fut!“ old. ant
was-running uvmly trout a bald Comb. The
an "u (‘1! on he lung." am!
ennui not live aving heard o! the womb-ital
rune done by ”The brunt Illtxd l'trnfu’r " I sent
[u it at ”life and tail: ll (autilmly, My rough 1h.-
apptuml and at!) now cij -ygsggimi iii-anti.
. .
Testimony of; llernarkahh- i. are
. .
m Mrwalk,Coun.
an.» Celia Starr. mow Mn. Charle-
Bennett). tin-m 5L. Norwnlk. than.
llad Bidncytmuhlc, Duptpe‘a. 'laxniiml (inn
lation of eight can Handing; wan m nervous that
one could mil r Mt“? nor cat. l'aivi mt I“!!!
right but nlml doliara to denote. and wow not hi rm
titmi one cent] worth; heath mine i a- much _l y
[tn-poi“: medielnfiam by the dream: for which
limb-w up! br f. n
‘ they urn-innit. shim-aye; “I did not uprtt tn
Lln hot arm-rt vimc. 3t: "own a!» am to me
by a trmul. I hulk hie fllt‘dlt’ll'lt'.’ and have not had
a doctor Hare. I was not able to walk u about help
—am now able and dowall nil Ibo!“ town several
lino" a day. I am a new person. and i would not
IK'IM'IE uiimrl one for thouinnds of «inherit. I
tumbler i: ”it: hurt medicine «or (-l'ft'fl‘il to the
public, in. I’oni.nel,ot New York, told rm: he
would not have believed I 0.1m! have hm: cured if
to had ll'vtfltrllll done by Franklin Ilouer' Mutt.
rat Decor. ry " ('nml tour yeare ago.
hilt Bald! UEIVKIISALLY.
TRY OUR .
Dal. tinny Crsamery Billill‘.
11' PLEASE EVERY TIME.
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“Roommate RAILROAD.
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heard ol before.
them, our price only lilo each.
close this lot at 15¢. each.
our price for this lot only 25c.
29c. 20 dozen
JllllE SllE 0E Dill-£0008.
Another Bonanza West for a Penn Who Buy for last.
Are you selling out? is the question daily asked by our costumers; and when questioned
the reason they ask, my. “Well things are so cheap we thought you must be selling out."
Yes, we are selling out every day, and buying in ever y day, and will guarantee our prices as
low, if not lower on many things, than can be found in New York.
judges and their patronage proves their verdict.
Our well establihed reputation for the best goods at the lowest cash price, is great secret
how we became known as the Popular, how-Priced Dry Goods House of horwalk and we will
defend that title against all comers.
llllll SPEBIAL BABfiAINS lfill THE WEEK!
uiiug the past ten days we have purchased, from mammoturers and importers, several
small lots of Iloswry and Underwear, both Muslin and Merino, at almost our own figures, and
, Saturday morning, June 8th, at prices such as you never
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‘25 dozen more. received of our popular Ladies Jersey Ribbed Vests. Others get 15c for
will place them on our counters
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The people are our
15c. 50 dozen Ladies‘ llnllnjiggan Ribbed Vest, extra length, maul price 25in, will
. 25¢ 50 dchIi Ladies~ genuine Lisle llihlied Vest, ex. length, pcrlect fitting, and cup-
sists of St'VCl‘lll styles, some Sill; trimmed, other silk IllCCtI, fine Pearl Buttons, and worth 15o;
Vim Come, best opportunity for selection.
adies‘ perfect shaped Ribbed Vests in pink, blue, white and tattoo,
every one worth 49c, will sell for one week this line at 221e, each.
Children's Ribbed Vests at 10c. and 250. much.
('mupletc line of Gents' l'nderwmr.
H ' y
os1er ..
25¢. it) dozen Ladies‘ warranted Fast Black Hose, in plain, drop stitch and dull lisle.
Every pair worth 42c. Our sale price on them only 25c. Don't miss this chance.
Children’s llo>icry at 3c, do, 100, 12c,
l.:ulics' Hosiery at l pair for 2.50,—-~ltlc, 120, 17, 19, 25, 25!, 39, up to 89c.
”Pills. “050 for lilo, l'lc. 15c, We. ‘11.
lire, 17c, 21c, 250, 31c, 370, 41c. and up.
35c, Clilc. Me, 391:, 49c, and up.
complete the of Mitts and Gloves.
75c.
at 500 each.
and stays sewed where needed.
84.98
K
1.49. Oil Stoves for title.
McCall’s Patterns
.W-inn- ‘
1 Lot Special Price 29c.
‘35 dozen (lents’ French Bullwiggan and Gossamer Merino Shirts.
retail for 45¢: we wall close this lot at 2th: catcll.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
25c Lot consists of Skirts, Chrmisc and Drawers, trimmed with Torchon Lace, Fine
Tacks :m t lluillcd Edge, and Wu! th 42¢: each.
50c lot. ' Night Gowns of line Muslin. 12 tucks, Hamburg tilmmcd and line tucks on front,
neck and culls, and pearl buttons, Worth The, our sale price only 500
500.--BHEMISE--5llc.
Sonic with 70 line tucks, Hamburg and Lace trimmed, yoke fronts, ex. length and worth
ll ill sell at this sale for 500.
500.
Fine Muslin, Ilamburgs, trimmer1 and fine tucks, worth 750, sale price 50c.
500.--GORSET GOVERS.=-50c.
Fine Muslin, with Ilmnbnrg V front and back, and well worth 69c.
These goods usually
Our price during this sale only 25c.
--SKIRTS—-50c.
\ 'ill close this lot
' RIBBON S.
No other house carries the ae'Sortment or offers the values in all Silk Ribbons that we do.
Our large sales in IlllS department is sufficient proof of it.
PARASOLS.
J ust received :1 new line of parasols, latest Shades and Handles. Special attention is called
to our line ollcred at $1.19, worth $1.50 and $1.49 worth $2.
‘. l ‘ .
Handkerchiefs.
Ladies’ and Gents’ Handkerchiefs,
' New line of Fans from 1c upwards.
Bargain Sailor Blouse.
' Suits for Boys and Girls, our“ guarantee, superior workmanship, perfect fitting, flannel
thoroughly shrunken before being cut, buttons sewed with linen thread, buttonholes well made
fast colors, at 5c, 10c, 12c, 15c. 19c, 25c and upwards.
Note our prices: 4 years, $3.49; 6 years. $3.75; 8 years, $3.98; 10 years, 34.25; lilyears,
lil'l'llfllll lllll’lll'l'llllll'l‘ l
Tea_Plates, 6-inch, 4c; F(Cinch 50 each; Dinner Plates, 8—inch, 6c. ' -
ll lute Mountain Freezer, the leading Ice cream freezer oi the world. 1 quart. 98c; 2 quart
lO-picco English Toilet Set, Decorated, at 2.49, worth 3 98.
All the above bargains, together with many others, not mentionable here, can he found
at the Itehableaud Low-Priced Dry Goods House of Nomalk.
BOSTONEll—il
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The Boat lit-alias Wool
Newtohehadloanldhyll. 1'. Menard!- tsp a!
50 the. at 500 Each.
“or each a math in vufliriem in Until. any Minty
life.
1:. 'l‘. remnant),
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JEWELER.
Illitltlmttla, Watelnm, Jewelry.
l'luc Watch Neg-airing a specialty.
at Wublagtua BL. ¢ flouti- lorwalh.
CANDIES
Of all klntlt I'int Clue
BAKE!" l
CORN! '(KlI’IM‘I. t‘ANDY TOYS. anda “1140»
meat oi ornamental candy. f
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HALE’S LIET.‘
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Im [fill Cigars.
Idlllll EACONSFIBLII,
L ’APRICANA.
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LA VI. TA,
"‘ I’ANI‘KTBIAH,
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IlAIllthl'.
LA CA ROIJNA.
BELLA 308A:
JEI’I’BRM’S.
In addition to the above I carry a
stock of twenty five difl'erent brands of
Domestic Cigars and believe I can suit
the most fastidious taste. Per-one that
arein the habit of buying by the box are
mvited to call and get prices, which will
be touud reasonable. ’
H. R. HALE,
The Drugglst,
Cor. Mala and lWall Streets.
New and S’ccond'Hand
wAcous.
New and Second-Hand
CARTS,
A Lot of
Cheap Horses,
A Good Depot Wagon,
One Grocer’s Wagon,
One Butcher’s Wagon.
FERTILIZERS,
Grass Seed.
Seed Oats.
Barn-Yard Manures.
RAYM ND 81108 '
BEE HI'VE
General Intelligence Office
Anyone in want of magma or “bag
ch btaerhcrplaee.will ttwlil
eating: and register theirnamal. freer
cinema-aluminum.“ or :5 cu. If
youwauttobu ,onell,orreut.or¢nquirelor any
thingyoucau Iobeue,aawewilladvertlseattlu
uniceeveryday. Webavcalttnngroomtorladia
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a con. man or
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Vinishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
“'lrc 191ch Door Mats,
something-meantime".
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