' 1... 50c and 65c a yard.
Leentsyard.
fate
' ‘ rail yourself of the opportunity.
~ cHALLIEs.
. We have also just received in stock one
issue (if Challies, regularly sold at 22c.
the best textures which are positively at the
' ' _ marked cheaper than they can be
'mht at wholesale. Width 36 inches, price
‘ BLACK cooos.
ent we make our special
as for variety of styles and prices, we
Ire in the lead. Our sales are constantly
manning, showing without any hesitancy
. that our prices as well as the largest variety m ‘8 ABOVE-
are 25 per cent. below retailers’ prices.
Very cheap.
All
TahIMoflm
barium-w- lint
theati-urawil sluts:
history have
in plain silks
We could
inlfllltm
“mm gains above.
it
1.35, 1.39, l.
, our great sale of Ladies’ Vests last Saturday for lie. It will pay you to watch that same window this week,
‘ l have better values than ever before shown, as what are termed Bargains. Watch it l
e, + ~ ~lT! Wll'tll l'l'l Willi lTl
[illness ‘ lifllil llnnarnnnm. “I! __
We make special mention this week of our
.. '- line oi Mohaira in all the best shad-
" hich we have been selling at a reduc-
at 756 and 85c, our prices at the pre-
lllltlslm at Lao curtain llnarlntl
In this department we are antici rating an-
other big week. Our sales never nring our
been more satisfactory than dur-
ing the spring and at present. Our stock of
fancy scrims, from 10c yard to 75c. are great
bargains Our lace curtains, at every price,
are within every one's reach.
in large varieties and everything in connect-
ion with that department is complete and we
are striving to push it to the from more and
more every day.
PARASOLS.
We arr‘ again making wonderful induce-
ments this season in our pi'iYIISUI department
Upholsteries
and Glorias at 99c, $1.25, 1.33,
45, etc , etc
mention prices in this depart.
ment to fill our whole space, but to give you
an idea we mention a low of our best bar-
We have in Sltltli the largest
assortment of colored parnsols tor the coming
season that we have ever shown before.
and at every imaginable price.
OIL CLOTHS AND SHADES.
‘ Shades with and without fringe from 25c upwards. Oil cloths in all widths
made and hung by competent hands employed for that purpose alone.
Shades
train for Slaltn [slant lllt Wants.
' M. 8. SMITH,
scorn NORWALK
film
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orders Pro-pay Attended To.
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25 CENT
customer.
Have the largest sale of any
are headquarters for
We Want Every Lady and Gentleman
In this city and vicinity to sample our
BUTTER.
Pure, New, Sweet and of Exquisite Flavor. We are adoring
a big drive in this fine line of
Elgin Creamery Butter
And we know if you once try it, we have you for a steady
Our aim is to give you the best goods in quality
and quantity, and we do so by offering you
4-. 1'2 Pounds for $1.Q0.
The Boss lnafliiil llllk Bracken
in this state. Our code are
purest, freshest, the best money can buy, and prices ow. We
Jones’ Superlative Flour
And numerous othe.r brands which are sold close for cash.
lf You are a Lover of Excellent (2on
You can obtain it here, and many other goods that will please
you, at
c. E. SEYMOUR’S,
as was-moron swans-r, scorn rap-wank.
normal
“we ,
F. H. WISH I; BRO.
PLUIBING. areas Alli GAS Fl’l'l‘lltl, 8TB“
ARI) 1101‘ All HEATERS. .
llmltltl Cilia, Illlt Iinlllt, tits. lull llllll'llt
Mopsuflortkupataglrfla. Pricuvarylww.
Tin and about Iran Ware.
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lurlho'lhm nous-sup.
Waanmrror. May 3!.»The senate do-
votcd almort the entire day to dabattng
the provision in the naval appropriation
hill [or three hauls ships. Immediately
Illa the nachos or the journal the oath of
other was administered to Mr. Carllsls as
sanator hum Ksntncky [or Mr. Bank'- In-
arplrcdtarm. Hr. Plumb ordered a use
lutton Instructing the finance committee
to prepare and vaport, in connection with
the tart! bill. a statement showinxtho do
Ilsa levied under the existing law, the
dutiesasthsy would be under the house
bill andthsdntimunhrthsbill lobe re
ported by the cornmittae, such duties to be
stated in parallel columns, and especially
I! the committee should recommend new
dutlcaorthc increase otthccflstingdntiea
tostatc the reasons in each case (or such
addition or increase.
rte-nan Slur-hrs Amend-wat- ,
In thscouraa or the diacnmion Senator
Sherman suggested the didtcultics or the
impossibility of the committee on finance
giving the reasons (or its recommendation
ineachcasaoi‘thcm items in the bill.
He moved to strike out of the resolution
the words "in each case.” Hr. Plumb op
[sued Mr. Sherman's amendment.
n. Cedar Icy- Tran-Mo.
Mr. Reagan moved to amend the resolu-
tionsoasto roquiretineaaesotcom—
pound duties—specific and ad valorem) a
column ahowinstheequivalent ad valorrm
amount of the duty. Mr. Allison moved
tolnaart in Mr. Reagan’s amendmsnt the
words "where practicable." Mr. Reagan’s
anandmant thus modified was agreed to.
The resolution was further amended (on
motion of Mr. Hawley) by making it apply
alaoto reductions of dutia and,as thus
amended it was agreed to. Thereaolutions
heretofore adored byllr.Cnll calling for
information as to me landing of an armed
hrcatromthe revenue cutter Molar-sat
Cedar-Keys, Plu,waa tnkenup,modincd
and agreed to.
For M Barfly Ar-aed Bottle Blips.
The senate then resumed consideration
at the navy bill, thcpcndingqueatiou he
in; on Hr. Coekrell's amendment to strike
out the provision for construction or three
heavily armored battle ships at a coat or
comma each. Mr. Cuckrell quoted a to
mark of Mr. Kate'- in the diam-union
Saturday to the eflact that all that was
sought inthatprovision wastobcgin; that
it was only abeginnins; that it was not in-
tended to stop there. us also quoted a re
port of the naval policy board, which do
clued that the United States “must Innin-
tain a navyat least equal instrlngthto
tbs mm pnwertulnavy in the world.” Mr.
Hale said that it would be ditheult to find
a senator or a rcsponatblaotllcial who in-
dented the report or this “policy board.”
The report. had not been accepted by the
usretaryolthcnavynslnying outhispol-
icy. The lordly scheme laid out by that
hound was hindering the legitimate prime-
at building up a respectable navy.
Mr. Coekrell then quoted from the re-
ponotthe W4“ the navy recom-
mending the «Instruction 01 seventeen
battle ships, tw'elva coast delendera and
twenty-nine unarmorad vessels at a coat 0!
about simmer». The report of the board,
bald, was in ml with recommenda-
tions of the army board for an expenditure
0! sensuous: tor lonitlcaticna to terrorize
othar nations tnatcadot aortinxanexsmple
of psacclul arbitrat'mn to the mold. Mr.
Ccckrcll thought thcconstrnction of battle
ships hasnrdousand extravagant in view
of the invention in submarine destroyers.
Mr. Butler opposed the amendment, say-
ing he rearward that it was nut in hhr
powrrtovots (weight battleship-instead
oi puree.
Ir. Blair'- 0“ Proposition.
Mr. Blairmovrdtolnacrtintheproviaion
luv the three battle ships the lollowing:
"But this provision shall not be available
until the government ol Great Britain
shallhavcberoraqnestcd by the president
to withdraw all her naval forces kom
Amino waters. and to dismantle her
naval stations in both North and South
America and in adjacent ”sub, and shall
have dcclinadorahall have neglected for
myraraotodo." Ir. Blairsaid that it
thtswasnotadoptcdlhclfnituliitatca
wouldhavewbepnparadtonpcllorceon
theses. Hraaidalargaproporttono! the
British parliament favored arbitration,
and why. he asked, should they not favor
disarmammentr
‘1'. Arm at to Maura?
Mr. llawlsy said that than was evidently
some time in the historyol the worldwhan
In very alum lorrhaaaksotmanhoodsnd
decency and patriotism. [or the lake at
God and amntry,a people mm light. And
tlmcwerrthsdaysrhst lift-d paoploout
of their semllty, out oi their
at the almighty dollar. lie was in favor:
peace, but a proposition from a nation
may din-armed to (iv-t Britain to disarm
was simply ludicrous.
no ‘l’hroa w mpa Ina-flu.
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Jonas (Ark), Handy, Patti‘s-w. Pltuflr.
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WORLD’S FAIR OFFICIALS.
m Preside-a Ilsa Appointed the Co.-
minim—1mm
Wasnrscros, May 21.-'l'he president has
made public the name ot the comm-ion-
aroatdargr for the World's fair as follows:
August 2. Bullock, Massachusetts; alter-
nate, Henry lngnlls, Maine.
Thomas W. Palmer, Mrchigan' :alta'uatc.
James Oliver. lndiana.
R. C. Karena, Missouri; alternato,RW.
hrnssa, Nebraska.
Edward H. Amldon, New York; alter
nate. Gaston W. Allen, New York.
Peter A. B. Wldcner, Pennsylvania; al—
ternate, Jolt: W. Challant, Pennsylvania.
Samuel . lumen, Georgia; alternate.
William Lindsay, Kentucky.
Henry Bull, Tau; alternate, Henry L
King. Tuna.
Mark L McDonald, California; alternate,
Thomas Burke. stats of W
For the District otColumbin—A. 'l‘. Brin-
tnn and 11 Kurt: Johmon, comm
Alfred A. Wilson and Dorsey Clam
alternates
The president also signed the commie-
aioua of the various state commissioner!
recently appointed by the governor: oi the
star- and territories.
To luvs-flue the ”Elm Blow."
Wasnxscror, May 2:.—-William 1?. Lock-
wood, ot Philadelphia, appeared before the
bursa committee on railway- and canal-
and made an argument In tavor of a bill
appropriating 815.01!) “to determine the
quantity 0! the so called hummer blow at
n locomotive driving wheel." A joint eon-
mlttce at Franklin Institute. Philadelphia,
audthe Railway Master Nechnnica’ asso-
ciation has asked that the moneyheap—
propriatcd. A subcommittee co
of Maura. McCormick, Payne and
(6a.) was appointed to investigate the m
tar. A Shaw angina improved in such a
mannathat theiorcaotthehammerblow
o! the driving wheel, it is claimed, is re~
ducadtoalmost nothingwill beruutrom
Washington to Balu’morc (or the benefit
at the senate and house subcommittee. It
hclaimed forthisengina that it loses m
wink-progressed docs notjoltor
apreadthcrailaand rctainsallrmholdoo
the track.
Theme-In] Brent.
Uncs, N.i’.,llay n—Thebrcakinthc
at Whit-born h arrontyatx
topandllityatrhchottom
last drop. To the Central
damag- was done. The
wrecksdrugtuallaatnahankotaaud tau
repaired. ltlarhought that thaamountol
damaguwill manhunt“). Work outhe
canalwillbepushsd rapidly.and his
thought that beats will its running ta
Sunday.
W Ml"! Oawvnttcu.
Prrrascao. llay 2L-0us week from to
lion. lbw—uni! Attend.
Mann, is... May ’r-GIIL W. ‘l'.
mus accrptsd anhvttatlontoha
at a reunktaot the Armyct the
tohahald hero Jnlyt. flswill
combos-rain hlaprlvate capacityaad
darllnsatoha the guest at the rttyorut
anyprtvatsramlly: that he almplywants
ammuabudwhwsha-syrserlvakls
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ii
in
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tensionot‘Faitb.
wolas's srnnr rs m causes
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war-mm
Santeria, N. I. May a—At thePrcar
Wmuyreaolutlona werepa-cd
harming the recent decision inane ol
the states excluding the Bible from the
public schools and calling upon the people
alth-ehnnhloaeethatitshallbere
floretl‘koltswus plac- lnonr system of
allocation." 'l'hsllov.Dr.llowardCrosby
[Haunted therepurt o! the standing com—
mittee on publication. All the W
mantsot thehoardhavebcrn prorperouu
‘l'habuslnas depanmnt closed the y-r
withuat profits of 91%, which enabled
ittopayoverto the uni-ammun-
M. Althoughthsnlraofbooksandtracta
wuaaomwwhatlesarbanjast yearJhcsalcs
d periodic-him Rewintionswere
NMIngthatthcbonrduoneodthe
“important agents of home evangel.
Walton“ bellbrrally srrpporteihlnd
Wilmettlmboardtaksinto consid-
w the advisability oi publishing in
th Spanish and Scandinavian
Wench Sabbath school husband
as may supplya want in Pushy-
manhunt.
‘llo Investigating Committee;
Thus-not the committee appointed
tomskeantnveatlgarlon into the founda-
tlouotthetwo reports. almost drametrlo
ally opposite in tone and statement or
Mythatwereaubmittcd by the special
committeeandthcbusineas committee 0!
the board ct. publication, are astollowa:
Allard J. Hard, 0! Pennsylvn‘a; Elias
Mention, of Cincinnati; A. D. 1'. Reno
dolph, New York; George S. Draper, St.
Louis; Reuben S. Smith, Cleveland; W. C.
Mnrtln, New York; W. A. Brodie. Rocha
tel.
Ole Presbytery (or All Inca.
The report at the committee onthetrecd-
men as to allowing colored prcabytcries to
appml directly to the other boards was
spins! the request. The report was taken
up. Dr. Booth was opposed to discriminae
that and though: one presbytery was as
good as another. To place the colored
preshyteriu in a separate category was
unfair, and while it was done the manhood
oi colored people was impugned and they
could not feel. at home in the Presbyterian
church. He moved that. their request be
granted. The vote wastakenon Dr. Booth's
amendment and the call ot division settled
it in the affirmative. The vote stood up
to H5 and was taken amid considerable
excitement. The motion to adopt the re
port was carried, the vote being 179 to 125.
The Mou- Won.
The report on dancencsacs was taken
horn the docket. Dr. Warttcld
women who serve the church should have
ecclesiastical recognition. Dr. Parks said
the women were not asking for the once.
and Dr. Van Dyke said that modea women
wouldnotaccrptir. Rcv.Warrsn,otCali-
(errata. quoted adverse actionol p vious
assemblies, and than wan nor: in
the Scriptures (or the other. Rev. Boom
liked the spirit of the report and the desire
to recognise the woman oillcially. Dr.
Crosby held that the Sew Tatument recog-
nized' deacoueases. Dr. Van Dyke was aur- "
prised to see such a revolutionary move
ment emanate trom where it. did. He did
not think there was Scriptural authority,
"and," said he, "we have enough on hand
in the revision business without under.
taking other wntracu."
The recommendation torend down over
turns was adopted, alter Dr. Moore had
amended that the demncsacs be simply
set upon by prayer.
The Commute-c on Won
The nominating committee announced
the committee on revision as follows;
gm proton-omit. Greene. m;
H. listings, Union; I. B. Riddle, Alle-
M; W. J. Beecher: Auburn: l D. lovvb,
Lane; Herrick Johann. loco-mall; William
Alexander. San Francine.
Colby president—Punch L Patton, Prince-
ton: William C. Roberta. Lake forest.
; ll. J. Van Dyke, Nehru; Rho
ne'er hast-e, Chamber-awry. PI ; J. '1'. latt-
wfithulumorc. Md; .1. C. Ntccolr, 8t. loura,’
In; I. ll Burkhalter, Cedarllspidnh.
Eaton—Examine Wfllhm W‘bg.
ton; cam J. B. Hellmnfitl’anltlllmt
Jug- Alma Band, Scranton, Pa; has» It
“norm-us, 0.: Judge Henry II. Gaylor,
autism tut; warm s can It.-
York; Bursar “more. Trent-a. l. 1: w
In“. (Yam "4 WJMH, ~
phh; Charles n. Chunky, cam.
my Wm Do an. warn.
This is the commlttcewhichwilldotho
actual work of rrvlaiugths confedon and
will report to the assembly of IO]. The
committee, as hauled, was accepted by the
mambly by unanimous vote Detroit was
selected utheplscaotnrnmsetima The
following committee on cooperation oi
churches was announced: Dr». Howard
Crosby. Charles L. Thompson and Elders
Warner, Van Norden, John C. Kennedy
and John E. Parsons. The {allowing com-
mittee was a on a corner-rue creed:
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Drown, B. a Warden, and I. P.
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