mud" Mmhaven’t.mm to
that we“ lay upon our counter for exhibi-
e people may know that they are buying ex-
améadverttsed to be rfect, and we are not asham-
' every; article as being without a blemish
, V ‘ gas {or our competitor’s kind advice. ‘we duly appre
t‘md have well‘coratdered . it. We haven’t the slightest
fl' ' thistuld-be competitor’s ideas and expectations of
' fishus as a 'der with a fly. But a word in time,
guild your cud? too high for we shall turn it over with
. « ~ It may be. along-fought battle but if life permits
Remember we are buying dollars worth where you
centswo ” . ‘
Morison they are at the present time cheaper, at
price marked than yours would be to give away
_; fin; Andmow that we haveheardfrom our dearly.
little com titor tor the first time we will proceed to
until furthers notice. “For remember we are buying
orth where you are buying cents worth."
: Gent’s " Furnishings. '
our Gent’s Furnishing department you will find a new
«a: rand alarge one at that, of the finest quality of Domet
"' " Handel and Sill: Shirts ever exhibited in this vicinity,
Ian ' from 26c to $3.00 each.
W ashes in Silk, Satin and Cashmere from 50c
the desirable styles of Summer Ties from 25c to 1.25.
anther we are buying dollars worth where you are
cents worth. ~'
flent’s and Children’s Outing Caps in all styles
‘ 199410 500. All styles of Canvas, Silk and
" '=. fifefilfic to 75c. .
Maurine line of Gent’s cheap and line grades of under—
‘ we on hand. . Prices guaranteed. ‘
7 her we are buying dollars worth where you are
: . -. worth."
.. *khown fabrics for thisseason of the car are Outin
{or Tennis and Seaside suits, of whic we have just
d one solid case of the most desirable styles and will
. 0e per yard, never before sold less that 16c.
’ new supply of Chalties just received at 7c, Me and 16c
. 'Host’ desirable styles ever exhibited. Actually
3 Best quality fine French Percale at
“.1119 M05105“-
SA'I‘INES. ‘ ”TIRES. SA'I'INES.
A choice line ot’ Satines. all new, handsome styles. bought
to sell for 250 per yard. Will place on sale at once at at 150
per Wd- ‘
Crmkled Seersucker.
Another good material for summer wear. They are very
scarce this season, but after great dimculty have secured a large
quantity best ualitiea and very handsome styles at the very
low figure of 1 1c yd. ‘
GREAT SALE 01" FLRRRRIRRS.
150 difiercnt styles of Flouncings in Cambric and Swiss
Don’t buy Flouncings anywhere else but of us, for we are sell-
ing them at half the manufacturer‘s cost.
“Remember we are buying dollars worth where you are
buying cents wo ” ,
PARA'SOLS‘ l PARABOLS !
Again we make mention of our Pararol stock that we are
selling with so much succem at prices far below our competit
ors as follows: $1.25, $1.33, 81 39, $1.48, 81.53, 81.75, etc.
DOMESTICSandDRI'BS GINGEAMS.
Fruit of the Loom Tic
Lonsdale, 7§c
Continental 0, tile
Lonsdale Cambric. 9lc
Dwight Anchor, \ Be
Good Unbleached Muslin for 50
1 case of Apron Ginghams 420 yd
Prices holding good until further entice.
Scotch Ginghams, of which we Iran: a large urn-t of
elegant styles, never have we asked nt’t-r 18c, but oil Hull the
same as long as they last tor 1240
American extras at
1 Us
American specials at
So
(its
DRESS GOODS.
Best all wool Cashmere, all shades, 25c: Remember these
we guarantee to be all wool and worth 500 per yd.
The celebrated Adonis Hair Curler for 25c, far in the lead
V Wit -
CHILDREN’S PICTURE
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”Successful Specialty,
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of anything ever advert'med.
lllllt In Slam [tint 1m with
Re X w h e a t
We have been successful in introducing new goods upon
this market, Meause we never take hold of goods and push
their sale unless thoroughly convinced of their merit
For instance. We have introduced this deservedly papular
Cereal to a large number of householders in this rity. We
want 6,000 ladies and gentlemen to (:0an and test this
G 0F BREAKFAST DISHES
Free exhibition all this week. Come one, come all. We
odor you
AND THIS GOESW ..
EXTRA Ellilll RRERIERY BUTTER !.
5‘ lba‘for $1:
aniline.
rue r'aorsn ran. vim arr-ran
era a. pater-a m‘m
In! “flabby-landfills“.
.- to non-m an. loll-e at u-
flirty-twofleelaea.
Delithunen—Annopatelaat
otdndtngaltvethathhtrtwomln—mm
[triannadtnthahrmfltllrntne Atw'
deloaklaatntuhtthaakywaa illuminated
hylaquhlehhursttrnm thematic!
the abate. It was the atgnalothlumph
andvtctnrywavadbydeathtothaanxiou
watcher-whohavohopadaolongnninat
whatwaaalmoataeartatnty. Mort-an
still being made banter the Pamlllll
mine iron: the drift that has been run
tromthellahonlnglnlna,
A miter WM
Almost at the moment “rattled-ran
burst from the Farm Bill Juliet-en-
rtng,oneottbeworkuatntheotherntlne.
pushed his drill through into the entry
utemlnerahavabeen so steadilywwklng
cauldron-«ashamed»: Thoma-
m’lnmpahefltobnrnll'luhtarfihw-
luggattbaairwumw.
who were on duty. They were Adams.
Evans, King and until. Theywm die
contains the gravity of the situation in nu.
dertonea. To their lets stood Mr. Hazard,
vice pro-idem. o! the company, who quietly
watched the evidence that the Farm Bill
was gone perhaps beyond recall.
All flop. Aw. ,
The inspector-a Iaidthcy had never seen
each a sight in all their The
was badly worried, forth. question which
stared them In the her was the abandon
meat at the work of rescue. " hope
otlndlnsthemennllva burns.” aatdono
0! them, and the remaining three agreed.
“Are you going to continue the work.
gentlemen t" asked Secretary Watchers, as
he rose from his seat.
“That in the question we are discussing,"
was the answer. and the consultation pro-
sealed.
"1 think it is absolutely dangerous to
proceed atpruent." said the necretary. “It
we could have made an opening hetero this
occurred," said Inspector Evans, "wathan
could have known the fate of the men."
nemmuonthanhrokmenp, to he re-
newed at month at pit,
where the other in: minor-
rtedly callediromthalnfldaclthemlne.
Into the Um Ilia.
Evans,
pactmnnnar. At 11 o'elockthe
aaidthey had decided togotntwtha Hill
Farm nine. Thaywould not asknnrnn
turn any risk. 'l'heytnead the danger
themselm ltwillbaacnI-olntlontora-
mthhodtuolthmtlnnthluelaa
not: [Jena l- flnlt M
As an illustration of the dangerto he an-
eonntsrad Watchorn said: '
lurthnttbe draught bnvgrearthnr when
lbhdlbh'okcn through it will pull all
thetlnibarantterit. The tunnel which in
driventothccoallafilled withtheallghtut
ktndeltlmheraandndranxhtotanyklnd
nrnnexploaton wouldhrlnxdown the en-
thawalzhtottbahill on the lien.
delegations-y
great. lnthadark. withtonaotearthahova
Molahempor any kind otnrnova
night bringdaatb in an instant."
Worth-Ila...
lnlvanatnntuattctna Irehadhrohan
”them-d haddaautadthmthol
the laboatng mine and had cttmbadto
tlaflllll‘ann pit. Monster‘s-want to
worktokeap the slante- from tbahlaek.
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At Wilmington—Wilmington. 19; Janey City,
15. Base nlu: Wflllhm It; Jersey Clint
hora: Wilmington. It; Janey Guy. is flat—
teries: Steinmd Williams. Koltynnd Dowd.
at Newark—Junk. 5: Mord,
ntta: Snark. Id; Harriers}, l breve:
7; Bartlet-rt. l. Mm: Balllvnn Ind My,
Stat!) and stallions.
”Humanism-WW 3: New Home,
lo. Baseline: w .7;3ewflnnll.l§.
Iron: Valor-non. a: Xew Haven. 1. lat-
Ianaa: Phillips and Mia. Dora and Retard.
At “timers-Baltimore. ll: WW. I
has htu: Datum, I); Wires-tee. I. Errors:
”know. 8: WM. 1 Batteries:
and Townsend. Word and Tartan.
TO BUILD YANKEE SHIPS.
‘- mun Sywdlcun Bays the I“
on, rants.
N" You, June as -—Negottationa
which have been in me- for some time
between an English syndicate Ind the
satires o! the late John Roach,
theahip builder. have hen neatly cun-
aunnnated and n waa announced!“
daythat the ship butldlngynrds and en-
dneworka at Cbester,Pa.,andtbeplant
in this city on the East river, batween
Ninth and Tenth streets, widely known a
3;:an Iron works, will noon chance
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Fr‘apk Boylston
new on. canals-s
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BOLD A'l‘
Plnisted'a Drug Store.
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whim-alt.
I BLESS!“ to W0!"
terrors of the W h
Inflammatory Manama
BEACON ”I"!!! G. IASOI, at Providence,
It Looming severely from nnqaant attach“
tr. rheua‘lal, given up Byphyatclana
who lets lint-a terrible man. was flatly
curds-Mon Ikendvieeot urn-s who
the truth cane tron attuned ltd-2min took
363:, Ellis)! It laden-I hasty
nan,
Ins. o J. water. also 0! Providence, was
conptetdyurrd at a Kidney disease wanna
unmounted by datottrgd to heart. diet-can lrw
tin-ate nuances-takers, Iythatlndy and
atom nus-or.
will“! I Kaila. D-ngwlt. [met]. In,
with. "l have sold llllfi'l's 3318])! [w
tneotyycanandwonldn rdlyknownowto keeps
drum-tinsel. it"
c. It. Curr-neon Bole Aunt: Hewlett.
some n. FEBRIS,
‘t’botasueand Routine-i8 bdlU-lno!
RRAL ARR WRRR
Brick, Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehlgh, LnflkaWa-tliza. tun-net
louutsin. Franklin, and
Wilkesnarra- (finals.
lard in" RUBBER l’lfiii‘
Yard ‘ (wt .1 Washington and Har
dull “temp Slr‘t'w'?‘ ~"m'1’ v SHE-z.-
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381' 00108238. the
3m Romans. the
and alto other the
8231' ”353mm on
loll! Wanna“:
wanting any' kind or.
Borne, can be Intent!
8. w.--
awning-sen. ‘ ,1
“mahugafiuwtha
Malawian”
Threat-st... L...
Bennett & Hosted,
as alt- St... (to. Harwell... ‘ .
hats, Fist; Rysltrt,
fruits. Vegetables, Poultry, it;
or in use. to ram Season. "
AT WHOLESALE AND BETH“.
11.3mm. as! can“!!!
thfllllllfll use
One Quilly,~'flee Beet.
leaf vial tans. n rams-a and III-a; »
W me.“
Home Dresses Poultry a Speelallyi
orders Delivered Promptly.
an Waning-cum
GEO. COSTELLO.
MIMNM
FRUITS! "
WHOLISALI All} RITAIL
Bananas a Specialty
15 Railroad Place, 80. llch
lllllS'l'lillS!
Milan-tern mm m..-
ll:- .
Fin, [intertidal Salt lid 1 -
Spinach, Radishes, Asparagus
Prom Green's Inna every mung.
Pure Tomato Catsup, Imported
Sardines.
GOODS DELIVERED PROlli’Tty."-~ «—
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F. KOCOUR,
’E'VRBHAR'I' TAILRR
hwwmmh‘udlflflm‘
SPRING and SRflER 600113
Whithhefill'kelpblhhat dale.“ lb
Milalmlon Glut-mood.
17’ North Main Street.
I U F0"! HOIWAII. m.
Swan & Bushnell,
80!! Water .M
M0! hi). mm.“
MMZhen-dflummmlm
magma-ram ‘
BEER. All Horses sold H“
II. I]. PARSON
3,1390an smut nil.
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