At the Half
:Iwhefey on happen to be, or keep
.your thirst for the place you are
sure of 9
D
$qu wnIII
Mode and Iterved exactly right
Pit“. be sold at
scan-rs
35‘
renews:
our llntgs ale-as Good
%.35 our Soda
j . .
-. .4..— ._
or 1 Ar .‘
$74 I,
llamhml fur a customer.
PlAlSTEIl
ttuuusr,
43 Washington st. 8th liorwali
” "“I bEPEHDENT.
liEllRliE A. EERRIS,
mymiwtnb— I
2“Bur‘g'nin Grocer.
Swill Bargains lur Saturday.
FOR CASH
that . .
3 of Milk Ir‘m kt r» for ............. Ire
3 matter: for .25.-
3 III-rumor (linger Know for. 19!:
II III mcrI IIIr ..... III
: 1 Hum h tor
mflmlll'lt pfur. .. .
”WIN. “A! or 3M.“ WI
7'0 WEEKS OI“.
thbc r Iibhbl'trl “WWII m"
G M‘ .h
the ' Earner warn-nth It
.11 :1 l bi ton.
Geo. A. Ferris,
’ mt! I'll! “005'.
to. 20 North liain Street.
M th “It Will-
Inhsfifmnr.
HOW TO
Ilium:
limmdiperuem.
”Mam
“Dull.
W
Humming of the men.
“My!“
. («when end one IIIIrrey.
IIIE EVENING SEEIINEI.
*JAMESV l10LDEN. Editor Mid Premium;
Tumor—«1y 0 months. In; 3 month.
91.36: lmoulh. millage”; ninulo’f-oplee. 2 come.
new York a»... wait... roam».
In this dllittlot todny warmer. clur with.
er IIIII ugIII morn. won... many «Inward.
and easterly. will probably prevail. On Thurs»
duy more nultry and fair weather with light
wuthmterly and southerly wind». and on
Friday fuir weather. followed by rain.
Mini-tnnm-nnm tor 'I’o-ntomw.
Sun rises But! lets High tide Low tide
4z‘l9 7:19 12:12 6:05
(I. Howard King lIasleft the employ
of F. D. Lawton & Co.
Henry I. Iloytloet a valuable Jersey
cow Monday. It died of colic.
The Norwnlk Boston Store people will
open a branch‘rtore in Stamford.
Builder J. B. Raymond is building It
piazza in front of his shop oanter street.
The members of Phoenix Engine com-
pany, of Norwnlk. will visit Unnbury
next Sunday.
George W. Selleck and family. of Nor-
wnik, will go to Ocean Grove the latter
purl of this month.
Several young ladies gave W. S.
Wade, the Elm Grove butcher, a song
serenade last evening.
—We «nuke our own ice cream from
strictly pure cream. Depot restaurant.
Rev. 0. Lind. of Bridgeporbwill preach
at the Swedish service in the South
Norwnlk Baptist church Ihie evening.
The Young People's society of the East
Avenue )1. E. church will meet with
Miss Emily Hawkins. Seat-side Place, l-‘ri-
dny evening.
Captain Crabbe has returned from his
trip to Simufonl. He did not bring any
horseradish with him, as he said the
leaves were too large to carry.
Simeon R. Keith. the recently appoint-
ed milwny postal clerk has been :mignul
to the Shepuug road. Hi4 nut will he
betu'wn llau‘II-yville and Lin-liliehl.
.‘lt Syrm-uw. ymtrrdny. Walton lloy.
owned by \V. H. 1-1. rtrckwtlul. Jr..
Norwnlk, won the 2:24 race in three
straight bent-I. Time,‘2:’2:.‘.: :‘2:;l 2:242.
Thomas l‘nhill, who was found dead in
in an oIIbhoItw in the rear of his home
on Hoyt street Monday nmnm'xt-I buried
from St. Mnry'n church this morning at
9 o'clock. .
t'htreut’e W. Sellmk, of Merwiu street.
who is tnunping tlinmgh White") New
York and Conadn. is now at Rome's
l’oint,N. Y. Next Iteek he will be in
Martin 'l.ll Cnnndnw
The South Norwnlk Athlete Ilnb held
their regular meeting last evening. it
was voted to hold a moonlight excursion
next month. They are nngotintingfor
the City of Albany.
Twor'urrynll loath! of Cadet» of the
Vorwnlk Methodist church. till-ill yes
tenlny at Trinity Lake. Under the guidv
* IIIII-eof Jnmm Fountain they had the
2', bum-Ni kind of a time.
M For mic I'lu‘ttp, A n‘uxonetie. three
lmptlre of
.; “Mingus tiregor). Vorvtnlk.
A party we» hIIIl at the home of Minn
llruuilln Pinter. on Stuart aveumt. lint
evening. tumor of all kinda were played
and vocaland instrumental lllmh' wen
modered untllnlnte hour. when It col-
lotion was rent-d.
”mm mm; of the Nora nlk opera
llrm. bun booked His-I Julio Arthur. in
"bonnie." numml by A. l". Arthur'u
amp-try. to nppenr lteptember 2. after
which they play at the Broad Street The-
Itre, Philadelphia.
WM»...—
JIuIIrr Boyle. brottIer-ln-lnw of John
J. Wlhlmlied It hit home on Heidi-n
amen Holiday night. aged 30 yearn.
'l'lIedeoettI-ed had been in porn health
miller. lie rm It cipr maker by
trade and I [resubmit worker hi the
neuter-rule party.
Mnytlower Hook and Loddereompuny.
of norm but pun-ind - new
delirium “unit. A nuclei meeting at
the may will beheld next Monday
evening for the purpose of putting 3 Mil)-
mtptinu paper in devolution for the
warranting rm.
Arnhem} «greet-[1y new
mail“. Ind illi- everybody. Root
liner mode from Krupp- floot Beer
Extract.
dimmm‘flh
11$“th (:1an tom
, mmaeocmh. items-noel
II. Auntie. at the thin come
puny-III lawm- m m
but amntrrudmknmfim
fornlInutMyymm‘lflmnduet the
"1 th-
oi the Regular Retail
IS & 00.,
The Clothiers,
South Norwaik.
Henry Wood itV moving froin Monroe
street to Fast Norwalk.
(1. A. Frunko has removed to the
Deawn Wilson place on Cltlllll utreet.
Volunteer Hone company of But Nor.
walk not out forum» Monday evenirw.
Mil“. (turns now oettrptob but.»
may purchased house on Molt avenue.
(blond Leslie Smith Include ifhnrles
it. Townsend as trial justice for thiscity.
J. O. Sullivan and fnntily. of the
borough. are picnicing nt Roton Point
10-day.
Abranitch’s largo tenement house
on Orchard street is approtushing com-
pletion.
Mr. and Mrs. Dnniel Hoyt. of South
Main street,nre the proud parent-I of a
daughter.
Mrs. Sarah J. Brennan in under nrrmt
for setting fire to the house of her stirrin-
law in Avon.
William J. Lynch and family. of New
York, are occuppiug the handsome 31mm
Hill house.
l'lutt Price has had his sidewalk raised
to conform to the grade of Wed avenue.
in front of his. premixed.
The lughwm tommitteeot the t'ourt
of liurgeuetes and the borough engineer
are today trying to agree with Mr.
lockwood upon the propIaed curb lint-
in front of the Norwnlk Hotel.
The Price IQ lee I-I‘Impuny. of New
ilnveu. has bought of Wilbur F. Hanks,
the right to publish the Norwnlk direc-
ton Carnot-mere will begin nork at
om e for It nen issue of the Iliree ton.
Jamw Jones. the. bridge tender. went
overboard amiin at 11 o'c llKk thin morn;
ing. lie was in the "Florence B." with
a pike pole in his hand. He lost his hold
on the pole, and in attempting to region
it went overboard.
The board of engineers of the Norwnlk
fire department will hold a meeting to-
uight to Iulm up the tentmcny given by
ruclnlwrn of Pioneer Hook d: Ladder
company at the meeting held last week.
relnIiIe to the trouble in the company.
The patent hangers for the liiil'tlt’md of
borough supply wngmr. rurently
ordered by chief l'rowitt from the l’lnr-
nit .‘lnuufarturing company of Strun-
ford. arrived thin morning an“ have-been
put in plueent Lin-ryman Dunn's sulltlt'h.
liutler bulge. l. U. (l. l“.. Will Work
the second degnne this evening on six
candidates. A full attendance is re-
IIuI-utA-d. To-morrow evening they will
taken IIIoonIighi and to Huntington. 1..
l.. and visit Ellsworth Lodge. The
ntmmer")lnlen" will leave the stature
trout dock at 6:30. Heine's full band will
furnish mInIie.
)lnry llrminnn reported to t'hief of
l'oliI-eflormley this afternoon that two
weeks ago Idle was engaged ut *l'.’ a
mouth no It tlolueslir In It family at
Wilton. numed Thoma». This morning
IIlIehuIIIIIInIe words with the Woman's
Ion. when he kiekulnnd struck her. gnu-
hur $1.25. then put her IiboIml :1 train for
Norwulk. illn- wauted 'l‘honnu lll'l’l'rlft'Il.
letter t'nrriI-r NiI-kerwm. who in so
urifortunzttens to have rwnrlet fever in
the upper part of his home» on Sprint:
bill. ban been uotilied by l’mtluustrr
llubbell that be burnt not report forduty
while residing in that boom Mr. Nick-
rrmu bud no pine» to glue" the trout-
urmter kindly told him he could occupy
his home on lunar-II th't‘IJIrt his wife
and child nrouwny. Mr. Nicki-mm will
more in M "Di"; w
It uhoubl be mild in juuliee to ("hief of
Police \‘ollun-r. that be we» not on duty
when the Jurtlee of the Peace. referred
to in II mrmnnnimtlmi printed in Tu!
dunner. yI-nterdny. went reeling drunk
thumb the minute of Booth, Normdlr.
Mr. warm hi I then of good judgment,
end wodonotmfll! that nut-tel
hiII III on either has ever been eritieiml.
He has the reputation of nothing on dire
rumination-I.
)lr. l’nrker, blacksmith at A. Helium'-
“11¢.th morning drew from oneof
timetable home's feet, I fern-inch wire
null that but pend clear through the
font. It entered the bottom of the boot
Mumohi Mm the totloek and
hair. when“ wounded batten inch.
Thiswucirtoifmltbe midtown out
in thedireetlm from which it entered.
aspiring the greatest exertion for its
witlnlrwnl. Ir. Parker say: be he:
ruler: Inn-y nth from hom‘ trot. but
unmet tom I untrue u this ever
III-rm was within to. erperletice.
Welt. Bully.
hut um and II III. homeoti
that “Mm” this running-god In your.
Want“ the writable "boy " a
moat mixed up. a. on the
FM“.
Welldtnnllymuthe Wlittledtlly"
willflnd,“ it token the trouble iolmh
Embroidered Slurts at 500.. and upwards
WWW
HOSIERY A SPECIALTY!
A.Dl”CK ~RMAN&SON,
lllVl'N AIOMH THIISIIANIH.
What III (loin; on at flc-I of the royal-r
film W-
The Flmenoe B. bud Mariel: Wurl-
well and-party of friends out nailing
yesterday
84 Washington. Street, .
titular; dummies.
Adan Ikckett'l Bayonet! mum-u
Alli-m with In. ll-rdyIn-rt.
This announcement recently appeared
in the Brewster, N. Y .. Standard.
Bnr'lnrr "Aurelius. in Brown r. July
11d. Taylor and mile. {and “mm” “will; WWW mmn ”MESIEM
ling and wife picnicedut ('ompo hem ll
tremolo!
Charles Curtis. of Union Pork, turtle
party of friend» are at. Compo Beach
this afternoon.
A party of young people took it nail
down the harbor on the “Nellie" last
evening. Limelieon was served on
board by the ladies.
Mrs. Kate Burger and Mr. and Mrs.
George Bohellinger, of this pines, will oer
copy the HIIvilnnd mttage at Bell Inland
next week for the rest of the summer.
The members of the Sunday school of
Trinity church will hold their annual
picnic at Roton Point to-Inormw. They
will go down on the “Modem" at 10:10
o’clock.
A party consisting of the Misses Mur-
gnretl'r 1k. Hattie Sooileld. Ella Scho-
tield. Annie Burr. Rena Elle. tiara Ella,
Flora Peck. Edith l'wk. Mm. Bun-In
Wheeler, Annie 1"” k, Edith Merritt.
Je -unieSnIith Miser l’nirclie llromllebl, of
he“ Jerxey. and Memoirs. Jillitt‘rl HubbrIl.
Harry Smith. Victor and Willis Selleek.
Fletcher Vaulloosear, John and Will
Hunter. George Merritt. Milton Peek,
Mr. Johnson. Fred Ambler. George
llromlield, and Dr. L. Schofleld, of
Brooklyn. enjoyed II delightful moun—
light row to llorlou Point last evening in
Rev. i‘. M. Selleck's eighteen-mud boat.
the Heart. After enjoy ing the luthing.
a line collation was served. The party
:m‘iu-II home about i a. lit.
(‘All' WATMDN.
firndlug Equipment: to Nmulle~A lr'nree
uf Mu It Work on the “rounds.
'l'IHlay an order will he issued from
the ndjustunt'n office. naming the camp
at Niautic thi-I year "Camp Watson. “
The total expenms of the encampment
mob year amount» to nearly QMJNJII
which $40,000 in for the pity of u brigade
of about ”2.500 men,
Definite nrnIIIgI-IIII-ntx \verI- I-mIIpb-tml
yI-IIlenlny by which n ("atlndic chaplain
will be stationed at Ninutic during the
enmmpnmnt. The choice of I-lIIIplniu
will be left to Rev. Father llugbm. I-f
St Patrick's church. Hartford. “ho is
acting as lib-hop during the fllHt‘lit'Q' in
Europe of Bishop McMahon.
.\ trztin of four mire loaded with tents
and camp equipoge from the suite nrwml
lr'fl lliinlurrl for Ninutic yogic-nit.)
morning. The tent llillf‘n, polm and
everything which can be mfely stored Jl
Kinetic is left on the comp ground, cum
fully packed away in the :Itorwhon-H and
trims-houses.
t'olonel Hairy (‘4. Morgan. Im‘mtdht
i[Imlh'flllmll‘r'gt‘nt'nil1 i‘nptnin (it-urgi-
A. t'ornell. ntnte nrrnorer: lieutenant H.
\V. lhuning. night wuh'huum. nud lhiniol
l'allnhuu Int-untold forenum. with :I force
of about fifteen melt. left Hartford to~
do) for Ninntic to put the grounds in
order. Uther men will Join lllt’rt’rtllil'l :It
Si:t|Itic..III:tkitIg :I form- of about thirty
lllt'll in till.
("'1‘ "1' “till NEWS.
What 1. Going on Among Sorwnlh'. Near—
by Sergblum- sinniblmrt.
bun: .‘i. Slnltlldtt‘tlnn‘ith'l’. rill yearn
of m. 'I-. whole home won in llnumelt. Me,"
rtle pped In front of it westbound 1min IIt
the milwny Elation here lard ewniugnuul
we» itmluntly killed.
titan-thud.
ileorue 8. Williams. brother of III-IpI-e-
tor Williams of the New York police
Ilepttrtnwnl. died at bin nummer hsriIlI-III-I-
It llayport. Altnnluy nfterrIoIm.
t‘IiIIilinny t' rem-ind the riot drill
order at it '“Itltu luck Int owning. and at
than had titty per cent. of the men in
line. At llo'eloclt the «unpnny Illnbnndnl.
Much exeitement mot tl‘l‘lfllflllfll by tin
welding of the militin.
, W .._
. , Muller-l. , .I.,
in W. totbe riot munbley order.
received at 7:50 but night. t'ompuuy K
got out twentrnine men in twenty
mini-um. A» the mummy amnion of
titty-nine men it nurtured the more of
thirty to make the titty per n or.
At 3m o’clock the thirtieth mun put
in nu arm-e. A four minute: inter
Hamill-trolled low. At the Milan
meeting which followed. the company
£101“le new of Wet-on (lit-n19.
II‘M'IOM" I’m-ht? .
AWWWQN "M
M” W” I“. “It! H M
Hearing on their bind 1e53, muting
mun-Ia“. whet-
“cyanide amour-Ila.
when dismal- (malt-u bin»
more» More”...
Voerdk. ('oun.
Behind the announcement. says. the
Ihnlburyurnflvmy immobile”
The bride is. or was. a resident of Dan-
bury. where film made her home for the
last ten years.
3 Of Beckett but little it? known beyond
the report that he married Mrs. Hardy-
mau and that. at the time 1le a wife in
England.
Mm. Hurdynum came to Danbury with
horhun ' bout ten years ago. In It
short time Ier husband began an iuti—
Inacy with another woman. The inti-
macy culminated in an elopenwnt and
the deserted wife had no ditlirculty in
securing a divorce. fllardymnn went to
Pennsylvania and his wife munimul here.
Mrs. llardyman being thrown upon
her own nemurees found employment in
a factory and up to the time of her
second marriage we» supplied to he mu.
tented with her lot. When ilu'ltett
entered upon the IIcI-ne in not known.
Mm. llardymnn mm not known to buve
anyone "waiting upon" her and her
mnrriagenrns a great surprise to her
mother, who llits lived here Intmy years.
at»- We“ as to her friends.
After the wedding Mr. and Mrs. Beckett
returned to lhnburysyhere they rennI'IIr
mi about th) Weeks. Then it bet-dim
wlilripeted about that Beckett bud :tll~
other wife brim: in England. and that
she was coming over here to bring him
to justice.
liwkeit took alarm lit the rumor and
suddenly left for parts unknown. his ht'
eat brIdI- accompanying him. “here
they have gone is a mystery.
The ntningcxt part of the whole matter
is that. while Beckett inn fullw looded
l-lnglishnmn, Mrs. Hardymnn Le a quad-
roon. She is very light I‘I‘Ilomland thulll
eerily puss anywhere for a white woman.
Tbme whd know )lre. Hurdyman well
are firm in the belief that she hm been
deceived. Beckett lllL‘i not deniul that in
hm been married but claimed to lIIII-I
been divorced from his wife. He told :I
plaunihle story and pr: llltll ll y hoodwinkml
Mm. llurdymuu until slur wrta conviucnl
that he bud A perfect right to marry her.
(“NIT It!“ Sl'lllfl' .\ I'llINT.
Tho-y bind Thin Len 1- bill rm Authority
to Dredge In Multord "arbor.
For wine time oyIIterInen III Strait-ml
but.» been enraged orer the dredging in
the harbor there by Hon. J. Lewis and
wondering if there was not nullit- way to
prevent it. Mr. Lewin' t‘lallfl was that
be war. digging II channel to a new deck
which he pmponml to build. and the
oystenneu claimed he wore encroach-
ing upon nutuml grouudx. A sur~
vey wax made and it was proved
that the dredging has been rntherun—
even. III some plan where the bot-
tom wmr-In‘en‘l with shells the dredgv
lug had been very deep. The nynlt'flut'll
ell||tlu_\'r'tl t'ol. H. W. If. lloyt of linen»
wich Iotnlte up the came for them and
IIwI-rtuin. If he would, by what right )lr.
loulu ‘w... carrying on dredging opera-
lion-I in the harbor. i‘ul. Hoyt mm-
IIquieuted with t'ol. Houston of the
l’nited States Army and stated theclnirn
made by the oysterumn. Lani “Vt‘l'k
II reply we» received from t'ol. lltntston
which stated that Mr. Lee in bud not re.
rein-d any pennimion to dredge out a
channel in tho harbor or at any pluce' in
the Hounatouic river. The oyntermau
now pmlmo to go nhend and prevent
what they claim to be an infringement
upon their rights.
SHAKESPEAIE'S
”COMEDY 0F EllllllllS"
Will he KN.“ for “w hunt 0f
THE llllllVlALK LlBllAlll
By the
Hill BAIAAI llllAMAlll: A830.
M the
Illlllllll lll’EllA llllllSE.
Flllllll HEIIIB. Jllll 241A.
AmwmlOl ”r. including inverted fleets.
meimhl’mrdd thinner-H and
its
hull-II any?“ n
MWW‘ 'C’w
on To
Saratosa. Lake George
and MI. llcfirogorl
Ham's. Smelt.
”I uuulllw susut Ital!
“ RENEWAL 0' ‘I‘Hll ommrrrm. ecu
”(DRALLY 00311le
Grand Four-Days“ Visits
W Lint it“ firm Trot flan.
my». III-ell ti eluted Emlyn!!!”
;, South Norwalk
Terrier 8; Gordon.
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHIIBTOII. STREET,
. SOUTH NQRWALK, CONN.
[SAAB ll. SAIFllllll M. D..
orncr: All) nmnlx'rl:
39 West Street, corner Trinity I’lnee.
sown NORWALII.
tlfilee lloum- 19m 101. m. .. l:. toflp. In. and
tho" I p. m. jyll 3m
LOST.
BET“ EP‘N bridge and ateanibout dork:
black Anton brim ape and Alligator IoI ket-
hook, I-onininin It ten and II one Ilol or bill
and some smnl change Finder can hnu
money if caps- in returned to {ll \‘ iltou atenue
or r-entinel oillt'e. 3sz
I \
[08 SALE. 0|! T0 BEST.
1
P‘llilMi August bu. the hut factory pro Ieri)
out on lar elm! South horn :Ilk. int. y no-
tripled b) the ileutmiod Hutf'ompany. For
furthoryart II ulura inquire ll at W cat or none.
South .\orw nlk iii If
“’AN'I‘ED.
""tnlAX tn Iin'igene rIIl housework iunnmnll
family Apply to \lr-I. \Vnyh \. kn}-
mond ill t M run-rt. South \yrwnik. ”21 It
‘Ht‘l’l’J' LA “rt Painters. [let her to W Mb
lrnnnn ~trI-I:.I ‘louth Normnlk. 53:21."
llt'l‘ trimmer» and hinden .‘\ppiv in .l
itowlnndarmm. \iilikt‘l‘". N. . jy'Jtln
‘I’CDB SALE.
l)l ll lll.\lr L111" for »:tle for $3“) on the in-
rtullumnt plan; no iute rest; no fairy
priII-Ifur rm) ion; they are L" .IdIVIl and Ilrt
It ‘nI .gtoeiw tI-IIII nzrttI I1 Ii \.l.tl’ .ytppl
tIII' it. Ninth. III-ur II II ball ground. \\')--od
nzrntM-menut. i) .1le
4““ etglIII-en- tool I album. in Vgood lll‘llt' -r. in-
qum of W illi: Im l5. thslmrne. nt \durna
llrnw'. h: It ft II tort’. ‘outh Vern rill; it”: 1m
I Hi 515$ anIi building lot-1 III moderate
pritert. Apply to L'. .\. \VrunlwurIl,5IIuth
_\'orwnllt
T0 LET.
In. .L- .\>. \.\'T furulrhul room with uneof bath
room. three minutm milk tmruwmtnfllun
inquire II! this mm P for om “Ink. 1).: :it
I Ul st. of ~It room» and bath room Apr
lytu \\. ll.*mllh.31\\'t'slj'~‘lr€ll sunIII
I Ll' ...
.\ll ELY furnlrhed "mm. with or without
1 board inquire ntthia unite jean ti
“Ill' SH \‘o :t \Vr-It Main Nin‘el. .Voru Iuk.
mlnquimon the premisw llurr “with.
}}l
1).! AK l‘ olf home Mr 5 Hour) Blft‘l'l to .t small
fund 3;. lrooun Aim part of home in
pl. “will! lm IIIiou rt III 39 l’onr-«Iou at um I
Apply to \l. \‘oun, N III [40‘ Item Ii Manufm
luringt'o jtl‘nit
P‘litlfi‘l‘ apnrmu-nt— kl floor. in the Nauru
.\ I vrbI-II build: n;: rInI 59m \lm (our
room a «now -nt on Day strut rt III Stilt! \pc
3th ti l I- ”this of tin lllIl “I llI' igztrt‘ H. in Dill
.\nrunl
an I. 312111).
TH E
Woodward HomeSIead
Allll ADJllllllllll lilllllllllls
To let for Season or Term of
Yarn
At Reasonable Price
Alno eight lots for sale on
Womanrd. Lowudes and Lin-
coln uvI-uues. Price $21M) to
3W). Terms to suit purchaser.
'l‘wvutydwo lots sold this your.
For further inforuuuion apply to
TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
Or Christian Swartz.
untrue For no.
out Memento
All?“ reintr- whirh
LII-M Allison's“ turf Ronni It.
dintrbt. Ito-remit. M the it I! of hit;
Mid entitle template of n
1. 30%|
rotational on finder amen-rum
or that on tll'lll temptinmrmrulrriltm
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hon-e nnd lot .1,” I'm nrlllr mullzl. ubhh
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I. is" file Finest In. that can 89 Plath
BEST for the MAKE MONEY.
lie but the Party tenor Int lonliilrli Brannon Butter In Prints
STRIIH'LY rim-cuss.
'lsi for F. i: Ferris this celebrated Sugar llilltd lltnsi nu:
Boneless Basin. The Best in IIII World.
W15 ABE SELLING LARGE QUANTITIEB 0F Elm-CLASS TEA. IT HAS
WON A REPUTATION AT THE POPULAR PRICE OF 50 CENTS A
IF YOU HAVE NOT TRIED 1T COME
FOR A SAMPLE. AT
CharlesE. Seymour’s
pleating-linen, .33, Washiugtnu Strut, SqulI llurrIIIII.
POUND.
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And under the same low figure that has characterized III ’III our
Special Sales, we quote the following unII'IaIclIalIir bargains.
ladies’ Shirt Waists.
lo; dozen Vantbrin. and Pen-Ides
and $1.25.
15 dozen Plain Blink Sub-v n
minced from $1.- "'1 and $1.14).
I ’ dozen light adored Pt‘rtillih‘ In stripes. at 39c. reduced $1.15.
a dozen extra line quality! 'mnbrim III stripes. at $l. 2:) reduced from $1. 50.
5 dozI n white Indian Linen». at I )c. and st, reduced *1 .15 and $1. 50.
Ii don-II w bin-Satin. with polka dots and stripes. at *1. M reduced from :61. till.
i tluZOH white III“ II uith Iolon-d Silk «ripen :It :31. 90. redut ed from $2... "’ a.
f :lIlIgt-II white lndin Linen with needle work colloraml culls, at *1 5o. reduced
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A full line of Inuudered Shirt W diets in figure} and plain white.
lookout for our Bulletin of Special Prices In our
North Window Saturday July I8.
HOSIERY.
in stripoxs at 50c. and 75o” reduced from $1
and Lamb» ;.,II.IrnIIteed uteinlennnt $1 and $1.“ at.
A morph II line of ladies llmiery in stripes. fun 11,-. and black.» for 70.. worth i'2gc
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.. " 19c.V. “ 251:
" " 25c.. “ 35c
i " 29c" “ 40c
13:12.“ 450
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Also a full :wxortmcnt of Silk Hosiery or popular prices.
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2o Ilullll i 'lIilIlr- n '~U‘.|lllt and hiblnIi \ eat» ranging in priIe according to one
from it» tol: it
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Look out for our BuIIeIIn ill Special Prices in our
North Window Saturday. July 18.
M. 8. SMITH, “The Reliable”
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.IOIIIIIA'H Lulu-.4 tutored and "link Silk Mitts. regul Ir [like '3. "Salt? pnI e lllc
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Sum lI iiinghams. ull new patterns. reguh'Irl) mid for :i'n. yard. our price Lille.
Fnueh * .. 2m .. 18c
lhllllt‘filli‘ II .I I. n I. l?! ill] I. I 0.12“:
look out for our Bulletin of Special Prices in our
North Window Saturday. July It.
W‘M
ll II "or Inna: hip: liueof tlent» French Flannel Shim The prim-II marked must
Ire mm
x or maul hive h.I\ ‘lliul rm‘ltnual‘ on will In-
Iaikmjl‘tiel. .glltl’llltl’mt. EA ' I ‘ ' .
{5:2 would we give the Item rwluetlon. :t‘ie. buy» tlmn.
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$33."; good» VII- giw the «time reduction. .l. 25
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3.5.“, or H II It 3‘“)
Also II full line of lloyn' Shire- in French l-‘lnnnels and IlotnII-tiet.
A new linen! tirntn' Malt Hone tint mind which must be men n I II
prri‘inied. and which we will he pineal wexhibit. ) ’9 D-
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Agents for llEllllllESl MABHINES.
$ I 9.50.
.EVElll MACHINE Wlfllllll'Ell Filll FIVE YEARS.
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m. 3. SMITH,
Insurance Building. South Iomalt.
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