they mean.
mane was no nuance.
"Doll! ”I'll"
; nfliwncont ..
ugly, jun. n mm Yotut. June Kin-"Doll 1)"th
1* Will no no , 01’ “ woman who was hlentiiled at’Vanderbiit'l
Wilhelm.
i
morgue, in Tarrytown, an Marie Eugenia
Julephlno Arlgoael 'by her ninter Mar
guerette. wait the wile oi Eugene Duvul, a .
wealthy Frenchman who committed out
eide by drowning in mill. She lived prim
to her marriage in the bouaehold of Edwin
Field. in ’l’arrytown, for nine years. 8hr
left Mr. Field’s in 1883 to get married, and
returned two year- later with a boy baby
in her arms. The child died on Julyfl,
m5, and was buried in the Sleepy Ho low
cemetery in Tarrytown.
The funeral eervicen of Mrs. Duval wart
held yesterday in Vanderbilt’s morgue.
Mr. Thomas, of the Second Reformed
church, and the Rev. Philip Germond, ol
the Methodist Episcopal church, o‘iated.
At the cemetery Walter Sat-ken, the no
nintnnt superintendent, refused to allow
the body to be buried because Coroner
Sutton had failed to send the certificate at
death to Undertaker Vanderbilt, and he
had not been able to get the burial permit.
There was ndelny of two hours, and the
large crowd patiently Waited around the
re until the undertaker scorched
t rough Tarrytown for Mr. Burnhart, the
permit clerk, who signed 3 permit after
much persuasion. The child’a body, which
had been disinterred, was rebnried with it!
mother alter a short service.
A letter which was addressed to Marie
Arigonei, of 135 West Thirty-fifth street,
and inclosed in a letter to Mrs. Henrietta.
of lrvingfon, with instructions not to do
liver it until alter eight days hurl elapsed,
was received by Miss Arigoevei lust Friday.
it was from Mrs. Duvet, and exploded the
murder theory. it reads as follows:
MY DEAR Mnlttlt’ERIlTW-J made believe
last Saturday i wrote to Marie that Xvi-a»: going
tospenvl :3 few dstys in her hum for to Mel-m
, mu: m no sound
"fieunul That the emperor'- r.-
” la- Abent Been Reba-Ital by
I!!! chancellor?- Attacks-Panell'l
“Politico! Battle Since Illa liar-flag!
m, Juno ”FAB sign- point than
M reception 0! the German one
Queen Victoria will take no part
the public reception to the emperor,
mm the wishes the emperorand
tfimlltohethe central figure of (1le
‘flayfindpartlyaleobecnuuahewiehuto
nil-the Prince or Walea prominent»
therepraaentatlve of English royalty. The
queenwillpersonnlly reociva the emperor
at Windsor next Saturday. He is her
favorite grandchild, chiefly on account at
hhmotber,towhom the queen isdeeply
W, and partly also became Victoria
braid to have a grandmother’s faith in
the hiaer’e future as an arbiter in the
4 Mo! Europe, and confidence thethe
wfll yet win military fame for the rather
”military house of Hanover.
Crltlelaed from the Pulpit. l
ThoRev. Dr. Parker, in his sermon tor
the Temple, severely denounced the selec-
tion of Sunday as the date of the kaiser’a
propowd visit to the naval exhibition.
The preacher urged that it was a bad
leason (or Englishmen thus to desecratel
the Lord‘s day in pursuit tilt wininrhamulaer ,
meat and insimction,nn t at t em er' _. . ‘ y .
of the German empire 0‘18“ ‘0 8*" a W lié‘llil‘i‘. ilfil'fi’fififléfiiff $122":
w example‘ The reverend doctor “find“! Their: t-l nothing left more {or to tell you. My
tothe Elliple lime Whit}! T035“ and im- trunkx are in your house. Thin letter willnevm
parial personnges appeared to have for mimet-vyoutill alter my death. [send it to
amusement on week days, and thought Irvingtnnsotnnt elm will never loud it to you
MWWWW“ii-"WWW cursesiiéu‘tn. “"23...
10’ the occasion m question. ‘ 331111.: away. Tliuibungic l take is not rioting
Whacking at Royalty- Cnpopnlnr I‘ow. f”. rm.
It'wns noticed that the remarks did not You fit'v‘ lnm duitn; everything in thnt you
evoke any signs of earnest approbation, wiiinutin: lumen-d after my derail. Idol)?
The fact. is that everybody is tired of the want run tu’mnr any myurnmig for mu utter
sensational whacking at royally-23nd as- ff:filming“?big'rzllv:13:1:141:tgi‘dgfigrm‘e
Ml“ that might {mm been popular "V0 Enznv and tillr'tlnng‘stupa me I will kiil my-
weeks ago are received WW ml“ ““130" m: «em..mym-:h..- um cm». i am no: Ml
wand “"9151“!- my lite. Iliu-rur- tlnymivfl: and one day well
Trouble Ahead for Billiards. and lypr- " “Rubi lit ionic.- y1:13-3:letlixiva‘lv'm; t;
Mnehindignntion exists in government ”531“: I ,..- fr. .1. .' . .5; ., . ., M,
1} . , t . ' “untidy tn tim<c “in are dual to me. 1'th you
fr’i‘ixllr’c’lii‘iléili 533$? ‘51? 151353? l.‘.';’-i“i1f‘.‘iii.‘.‘£‘5{‘.l .li. i" “m
.11th policy, and especially the covert ’ ' ' ‘ " '
all-nits upon the triple alliance. The
belief that the articles are inspired by Rio
mkwldeus the breach be“‘“”“ the ‘5" drmvningnt her own handy." lierdiinu
chancellor and the emperor. and there is i “a- .1, mp to the vicar} woman's state-r, but
naposi-ilvility that Bismarck may find 3'... kg.“- m“, The H Mm“
himself called to necotmr. nut in the way ‘ c3, “,3 n: u..- .~r.~p;.-inn ct um:-
01 judicial prosecution b ‘liwroi l ,1“.
ut its an o.
I », their}: ' innny.cndc:ivoring to under-
la‘
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El‘ufiflii
The coroner's jury rendered a verdict
"that Miss Arigosei came to her death by
w;-
n thefnlth of the people in the 5011- YANKEE TAKRS AT REST.
Those who are mm the kaiser say
“at his animosity toward Bismarck has
grown rapidly of late.
Italian Legialatora Excited.
Boats, June zit—The sitting oi the
Italian parliament was attended by great
excitement. Premier Rudinl declared in
' the chamber of deputies that the govern—
ment would adhere firmly to the triple
alliance. lie added that Italy and Europe
might rest assured that if these alliances
were maintained the peace of Europe
would long be preserved.
A Fight See-ed Imminent.
.. Later in the discussion the Radicals con.
atrued as odensive some allusions by
Signor Martino. Angry Radicals sprang
from their acute with violent gestures,
ingtbe voice at the speaker with
about: Signor Cavallotti rushed at Mar-
flnoandwonld have much him but for
the interference of Meade. The utmost
“centurion prevailed. embers acting in
the wildcat manner. a president 01 the
chamber, alter vainly attempting to re
‘ Me order, was obliged to anspend the
lnorderto let member. come to
can Parliament was then pro
mud [or the summer bolldaya
can-t, cariow'e Gaunt-a.
W, June flit—During the connect
the nut ten day- the County Carlow will
hthepolnt of political interest toth
fill eyuwlll be turned. Carlovvietbe
dialled county in the kingdom, being
only twenty miles aquare. it contains an
of 7,111, 1,000 at when are
. . , Mr. Hammend,tbe candidate put
new by the McCarthy (action. in a
tand popular merchant oi the
' ' at Curlew. lir. Andrew Kettle. Per»
nominee. in a ntranmto the country
‘_ it a tenant (armor of the County
l'uncrala of the Victims of (lu- Samoa
Illanntcr.
VALE-l0, (3:31.. June .‘9 «The remains oi
the nineteen naiiors who were drowned at
Samoa during the great hurricane at
March, ihtillhvvere interred with imposing
cert-monies in the naval cemetery on Mm
island. The bodies were taken to the cem-
etery. seven in one hearse and twolve on a
eniaon constructed of gun carriagea. and
Were escorted by a hottnlion from the
Marine corps, a company at unilora from
the independence, members of Farragut
poet, G. A. it; Commander Brown, of the
French frigate linbourdicu; Admiral in
win and stuff, and Commander Wilson,
a survivor of the disaster. Commander
Clark was in charge of the eecort.
At the graves the religious services were
conducted by Chaplain J. K. Lewis, and
at their conclusion a parting salute was
fired and the last call was rounded by the
bugle.
A lad-an In Church.
Vtscm, ind, June lat—Services at
the Chrletian church were interrupted by
the entrance of William Sacha, onloon
keeper, who had been auddenly seized with
insanity. in loud tonla he called on Rev.
Mr. Cinrh to save his not“, ehontlng and
exhorting in the wildcat manner. The
women and children and a great many of
the men fled from the church, creating a
panic in their elorts to eacape the mod-
man. Tbeebiefof police end i Meant
Robert-on one-seeded alter a to
atruggle in electing the intruder. b’a
faithful dog had to be shot before the ob
om could take their prime.
fiddler no” II 0-...
Peanut, N. Y., June n-Bunday war
..ii
Forty-eerentb regimenta in comp. In the
' town- ara for Mr. Parnell, but the
metal-trim are believed to belncllned
*bthlllecmhy party. Tbe’l'oriea oi the
we will vote for lllr. Parnell, if they
”flail. ,
It in a ointment tact. to which llr.
a recent marriage bumtnbuted,
t“ two prominent prior
world {or hire. while the )lcCarthyitu
mine loll madam than they were at
“Waterman
oatmeal-Jail.
novice in the Young llen'e Chriatlan v
t.
Thirty-um
berllnlton. chaplain
”fluent, preached
iron: the text. ”Fight
hold on eternal faith.”
larvae! lay Int outed.
Oxbrdcrew.
be lethal while
minute.
Wilma-readin-
“automatic-tether»
“john «indolent-entice with a
v- -mnueuunmue _
We, June amen». Willi-av I.
vanadium ot the Holy
» ' Warren county.
land for mt comm Mid
wvnnhgum It. rm.
‘l
Fo!‘
are rolling in wealth can scarcely .ail'ord
to throw away motley. ,
of hard pan prices and you know’ what
Bardsley'e Alleged Confederate
mmczurmmnronerm
rh- txperta' Claim to non Blunt"!
the young promoter and protege of the
aelf again“ a moron! charger growing out
of bio dealings with Bardaiey. Yard in con-
lldent that he will he acquitted, while the
_ diatrict attorney in just as confident that
i be will be convicted. The trial will be a
notable one. No greater contest I'M been
the nature of a test case. limit oi Yard
are the brokers and bankers who have
loaned Bnrvlalcy money, paid him interim;
and assisted him in his stock npecuiutionl.
'l‘lve Hthanmllulcfi minim». . “column...” .lfl’ Mounting“ ”I." Old“!!! .09
The aulrcmmnitteo ot counrile' in the 5.33”?" g “ flight-Win11? ‘3 g. .. Elifltfit‘fiw ”amino”,
Keystoneinvcsligntionis anxiously awaitr Clmnmtt...“ in .meninmle an an: ‘ '
log the outcome of the point ratml in
court as to ill; nuthorlty to continue it:
“0"" if 1“”! point ”if“ by 3-1er 3 sigma ”gram. ........ “i; Lu, n1AMVflliiLCOBKS.
Shields am in z «truer, t at the cannot at! am WM 5 ‘
committee cannot legally compel Yard to ”W332: g gfilml"; g 3“nggltfloggfiuflggfifigq;
answer is held by the cone: to In.» well
taken, it will nivrnptly envl n..- trmatign.
tion. in the mind» of :v gel-u! many. people,
a quiet day (or the Thlrty-vteoond and
morning the numbers attended divine
”elation tent. The aerviee wan conducted
by Her. Emil Henry. chaplain of the
Rev. James II.
at the Vortymth
an earnest men
"I- med firm. In
Baron, June m~Tbe retirement that
Oxford would “hate-nan, with liar-
vardfora rm area-ed great intereat at
Harvard. Them were all anxious”
p. and deelnrvd their ability to whip the
Themerallmmmhre
it in impo-ible to either live
oracevptaehalleaniromOxfov-dtlia M
year there will to all probability he a not
wrurmrron, June n-«Th south bile
Diamond tree
‘“ meow
, _ .
You have heard I ComstOCkBros,
“mommvcm MldfllayJemll.
u“: m “no em.
Faces :1 Jury.
That the (ion-IIIMD flue. Owned by
"non-rt Jolie" Wu ”It-‘1“ with Plbr
lie "my, lot with lilo Wlh'a Dir-ea.
Pntunru'nu, June fl—ll. ll. Yard.
me John 0. Lone. laced ajury today in
he quarter reunions court. to defend blur ‘
: mum or ID; clot...
The percentages of the elulu'v in the
clonal league to date an an lollowa:
W.
flew Yorlel
lb“
uthe criminal court for yearn. it loin
3127
Oumfleide.¢e~ talcum
Viv-(Ma; Min-III.“
nu' . Deena
taunt .Iodluvrnlwn.
The percentages of the duh! in the 2m.
ern motivation to date are no (allows:
lilllllll BUSINESS taunt
Matinee-m. Modenlnrnlrrinudunnfti» wring
ran hr fitted to on Infill"!!! in t it autumn.
Hun lmvlnm lmatrr taught thrmmxlsly. The
v'nlirur La "ur’xt elm" in mulmncnt. and ewry
department in charge of "my-rm: trounc-
my... Mu: turrataltmw. Arturo-9e,
President Itrrllllueleeeellollege
hTA’IfORl) cuss.
Cincinnati Gate firmer-lap
l’rrtsornu, June wrwl'flfl Bmwningi
"the T who won released by the tumour“ clot-.7
lit-inn? hm Mt'l‘piuvi irvvvrr term» «lined him hi1i
i
this will be a grow public div-tiah-r.
commune hm much more to do
the truth in known air-mt Mutt-iii» v-oty— the Cincinnati ixzrgue club.
lt‘llhl‘fllt'fi and llnrtlnley'r-A tir'ztiitvgn. U the
mnnuitrnz in imprumriy v-nmtl! uml, then
ll! W-itlr will i'lnl (i? ll Will. lm‘v’r [u get fit.
proper authority.
anrhmd with Public- Money.
One of thenm-al lnmrcdlngnmlimpol-
tnnt distort-rim movie by the mnynr's el-
pcrte, who are ruovwiutuiing city books
and iiorllsley‘w‘ grip-w in teat the truth or f
the cit-city lithtalll‘tl'“! litlutrnv' n;..de in;
court, bears on the purcinw: oi the hnuu
in Germanium-n. in his [mun-m astute-
mcnt rend before Judge Wilson about his
frugal life of self denial ltrrtlnley amid that
the purchase tonne-y 4311.049) rcpt-mental
his \vile'a savings of hrr t..:u cont piece»
and his Having-v (mm all nnfmide nourcen.
Blr.llr.1lz:vm will be able to uhow when
“ankle; is ivrmtghl up for sent nee that
inatend 01 bring bought with Mrs. llardk
ley'r. ten uni. pieces the boom was paid
for with u check drawn again“ public
money.
a,
In: news; m BRIEF. ‘
Ito-e of Intern: t‘arelully (tilted owl
( mule need.
Tinmn'» sznwxgiil nnd lumber yard at.
Cumin-tr, l’.r., w.» lmrrml, have. two»
:‘vt ltuttlnwter. .V'. Y, :hvivnn Worm Irma
comm-tent aux-i wntenmi ‘. . fills-m yen» in
.iitxmy primer for ”will: my a girl unclct'
tlftverv years of we. Verna ie an aged
imlinn.
'l'i.etot.1i tom 0! property by the lot"
Enoch mil not fail Ilsufl at Iljl’mJ‘fl), and
L» more likely to cloud that rum,
At .‘v'rwimrypnrr, Man. the made and
M'TtlillW of the Srwlmrypnrt and Ammo
bury fitrrur liolivmyeumpany were burned
with Clllflcen can. TAR.» ”limited at
”Mon.
Charles 5'. Gunther. the Chicago out
lectiotver, has purchased in London the
portrait of l'lvl’l‘tltvphflf t'ulumlrm. which
't‘ gentrmliy believed to have been painted
by i'licvnlwr Autumn Slum «iron: the year
ll'iit, 'l‘En- {'3' .- my! mm SEW“? '
lira, Hm! t'e am... or managers.
Illegal vim. (new i. .m uremia syefem
of other: hrnkernqe and lllmkmailmg 61
cmployu in M21” ol the government «I-
linen.
DELICIOUS MINCE WES
[VIII 0" I” THE VIA”.
AWARD
mood at ail l-urr.
find L‘rnmmmu for
Superior duality,
MIMI”.
331 r-mrmwr t'v
'. ’*tw§('f‘\
' .1m 4 n.
x. .i, .n-J: ILJ’J‘E
’ .'..r In. : "w a v. 5 ml in . :t n“
, ,. . .l .r at.
98234121e '3. 2 f'. ‘3r.z.‘.cuu.u.v
out: i;
A Setback (or Vlrllmlelphln.
. : z .‘n. Jun" 21. l'ruident
Ju-l. ‘., r. n" i'w .. H'I HE munmvn
plm ‘, y, . two handed down the (lm islnu
of {luv cum: ~tl~mxsirin4 the preliminary luv
jumzion which hml lkcull granted upon
the npplimtinn of {km city rmtrnininu the
sale of the Bradford miiis- property under
the judgment for ili‘lfiil. Contrast-d by
John Buckley's llrmillml milk to City
Treasurer .lulm linnivviey‘s wrath-s, John
and James huh-«m. The court. also re
fused the city‘s prayer for :t receiver.
”The. bill," mid Judge Gordon, “in no!
dismimed, but will prove through the court
and be heard according to the usual
routine of much causes. The full court
may make another decision when the
crew comes up for dual hearing."
I‘m!
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n.
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eun‘oua mo nation.
in. ”vapors!!! Ina: Criminal
Itohtwd the (M News" More.
New You. June mmwtllmm ll. (funk
ltrv ts a «it cvmfhvml Menus and one of
the content. your»; criminal-r that inspector
Byron have ever encountered. lle were,
however. no match for the tumor. an to
found by the mnlrmion that he made your
mday, under which he may he steal to
. prison to: the re»; of his normal life.
in datum to robbing 11 J. J. Ilium
8 Cole store, one of the old A. T. Stewart
allover», in which he wan a clotholflfiw
worth oi jewelry. (10an kindled a tire to
the atom awn might have canard a tone
of several hmulrm thou-end dolls».
financially were hie plea» laid that he
would in all pvohulrility have escaped do
Iecttonbadhenoe got drunk the night at
the crime and marina lewlndiurvet rev
marlin to o borinpev which in time
reached the an o! import“ Byron.
,—
”-
AMERlCAN fiEAMEN WARNED.
(Jillian lounge-ta Moy Ann-It 1km ll
‘I'bey Vial! It. Ih-n.
Wuuxsmnx, June 20.4fm following
cable dispatch, dated Santiago, have heart
received at the Chilton legntion;
"The chic! oi the Civilian inmtmentane
ex-captaia of the Chilton navy, George
Mournbu notlflod the Anittl’llflln consul
at lquique thnt the crews of American
vessel: ought not to go on shore, us they
would run the risk at being mmuitul by
revolutionary mobs."
,..
CALIF Ill FRUIT.
CHEWING BUM
. To“ V” g
a! .uz’mwvr.
Venn rowan:
.......,...FDEE
103E! L ”TILE! 60.. Elitisad. I“.
an. null-rd Leona line In.”
0cm unite, s. 1, Janna—Hr». Av
Ila Hollant.wl¢e o! Returns 1’. [lab
lard, vice prelude“ o! the Ocean Grove
Camp Meeting met-tic- eod spa-iterator
at Ocean lilo", but let! her hmbrvnd and
threaten» to living sort lav cuppa“ all-a
1. in: aon'a harm and irveewflh
beret the humane hapwwled ilk
eiolme her lilo ha loco roam wretched by
thctrvatvnent the it» received from be!
some, frank Bollard. rihe Ina no well
at complaint tomato against in
0m- Gmw'e (atop Meeting.
[tanner Pena, N. .l., Juno ell-The
twenty’aecond annrml comp meeting at
Ocean Grove won tape-nevi Sunday. The
opening Illdrllm mun mode by Rev. l: H.
Btokqthe , -” t or Ilia ‘ lion.
Rev. Joeeph finish, at ’i‘arntuu, delivered
the opening sermon. Flight tlmmand per-
aona were prevent at the evening novice»,
which were conducted by ltev. Charle- J.
Young. 0! Mace» Taller Memorial church.
The Home and motion we: largely at.
tended. Kev. George l. Barker mere-do
the Rev. Charles Yum in conducting
tho young people's meeting
Wood'a 1m- Wlit Jill...
venom
' lllillfli
m clot-o tho All”. m
Jim 1m. In: mantra Belle cat
Wetter-city, claim- that abet
rightloliy the owners»! they-at W
KILLER
com All ovum
mu. Kan, Jane 20. —- Governor 'WW'W M W“! Kalb“ W “W" 1"“ “WP“ "W' 5‘"
“Imvbmw um the Wood mm “"3" vi“ “mm 'h “in M mgu'l‘a rm m.""..lii
caeontnltltehaadlof it. local mm mmeWW'M-b My cam-an dam-oi m- m nun
in» or fltevrne county. 11.: m or “W Wgfikgfiv—fiugflm ““3:
the lite Colonel Wood more!” I“ “:3,“ hr” fiz‘mwk .5 .
lagthe nation they will take mulls I at . our ail-In
thereunder. Mannheim; that ' «I “a (W'hh‘f'm
themnrdner. limo". ”"3”.“ "a, V. ”2:" III. ‘70-... at I;
impartial trial no it will lettew. hurl um.mrm cur.
U. however, the trial in Matte!»
mlnedetlort will negotiate-Ito ea
ummary justice toth m
e» Mercury Vac Away Up»
an humor). Jule Head-y w-
tlu helium «toy in California for levee
'l'hu summery-tenant ”men
7 III? I07 ”IIIK ’
[E
the
met fruit will hW,-vhmkr I
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SUMMER ‘FADDIDS AT FIGURES THAT ARE
We want to reduce our immense stock, and big sales are expected
Counterpanes at 890.
French and Domestic Ginghams, and our Stock at
Plain Goods. India Linens,llictoria Lawns, Cambrics.
llulls and Iainsooks.
.... vim. in 25c, 50c, 15:, Slllll and SIJS. Also a complete line
= inop‘ee 'omyon‘q‘ , gl .2 ,
CLEAR OUT "OUR? STOCK, ‘ .
milder term than MUST ‘will identity;
the situation. Necessity knows no In.
and, as the highest necessityis alive
the ruling principle, we are not loo ” .
for alternatives, we are simply accepfiu
the inevitablex Hero is an unproces-
dented oppoxtunity for you. ‘
Nllifgbl
e liave Begun Tu-Iiay
to place on sale our entire stock of
ecu-mummy. .1
. e
.. WM... ..
[TH carnage
STABLE BEDDING.
Clean. Economical, Ilealthiul. at
no THE out or unit.
H AZ E‘yo N
Cross Creek
COAL.
HickodIDllTP—ifilmesmm
WOOD.
,Baied HayMraw
llllllil Mill FEED.
Raymondlrothers
TH E EAGL‘E
um nornsvrn BlllilllE.
SAFE, PMCTICll lllll HST.
BELOW COST
In every instance.
to prevent carrying over summer goods. This is a chance for
all to secure Dry~Goods yet seasonable. You go through
our ntorc and select your choice of goods, and in no
cane will the price touch the real value. Particu-
lnr attention is called to our large stwk of
l
t
Wm coo /—~—
Also our line oi Challies. Sateens, LaWn, Scotch.
l
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006
Call and see what our prices are this week on
PARASOLS.
,...
Ask in SW our beautiful line of Figured Drapery, 4-4 wide. only
lilo yard: regular price 254:.
Jersey Ribbed Vests.
h 25c.
:lfw and the.
Mir,
Thin nhrrl lizh' been tlmrrmghly tested and
cannot mu to he a favorite among wheeluren. ’
d. BAPTIST PERRY
Agent {or .‘v’nrwalk and vicinity.
0m" '5‘ Raymond street, a-urnvr flitY.
l’. l). “u! 529. H’unth Nnrmril. (‘1
THE
in dozen Jersey Ribbed Vests for Me each, Won
23 ' 'v' and '35”:
3:)
'21 3.30
n a- .e u
.5 n n o‘
9.231"
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We will open on Saturday. June 21m, in addition to our already
large stocloi lients' French flannel Shins, a complete variety of
new styles, consisting of Stripes and Nails, ranging in price from
lit to $3.25. which we think are very attractive, and prices far
below average cost.
Woodward Homestead
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Hosiery, Gloves and Silk Mitts.
We also have a large stock of French Flanncls and i )uting Cloths.
in stripes and plaids. which we also think are very
attractive: prices We, Win. one and Wm per yard.
Ladies’ ShirtWaists.
Extraordinary bargain in Ladies’ Shirt Violets.
in doz. Cambric Waists, plnitcd back and front, 5m; cheap at 75(-
vi doz. Plain White India Linen Waists. pluited back and front,
75c; cheap at sum.
.5 doz. Plain White India Linen Waist». pluitevl back and front.
eunuch-opal $1.25. .
4 doz. Black Sateen Waists. plnitml buck and front 3LT»;
cheap at 81.50.
:ldozfi trod and Polka Dot. Sateen Waints. plnitcd back and
rout, $1.25: cheap at “.55.
A full line laundred and unlnundred goods in colors and
white, for 90c and $1.25.
To let for Season or Term of
Years
At Reasonable Price
Also (right lots for sale on
Woodward. lmwndes and Lin-
Coll! avenues. Price $350 to
8450. Terms to suit purchaser.
T wenty-two lots sold this year.
For further information apply to
TAlLDll & GDLDEN.
Or Christian Swarhz.
Carpet Cleaning.
Carpet Making,
Dame! Laying.
I am now prepamlto promptly attend to
All Kinds of Ernst Wort}
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carpets Taken ll , cleaned and.
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nlmrt. any work pertaining to carpet.
901111me and at lemma“: when.
John Allen.
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road [demand .1. J. lhroney'a. "1%“?
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Alive in oi Gents' Dntuwett always on hand, in colored and
oi Bats' Ties, Sashes. tells, collars and lull: in Summer vvear.
lit have as in a lineal (leafs Hall-Hose at prices ranging from
Illetolillc as aversion. ill on tutors muslin clear upstart
MUSLlN UNDERWEAR,
Of which we have carried on extensive stock all through the
moon, have just received a new supply. and other to the people
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greater bargains than ever before. Lndievv' Corset Covers. big
drive for 25c; regular stock 25c, 35c, «the, me, 55c and 65¢.
Lndies' Skirts for 25¢, 401-. on, 75c, elm. $l. I2 and 01.25. .
Ladle! Night Balm, we, the, $1.00, 31.25. 31.50 and 31.7.5.
Agent for [littlest Machine
$19.50,
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