{c are, , so nag; our Clothi
they
they were i
rapidly as the
,g . ¥
. ugh they Were under the ham
are going at prices low as you would bid for them if
u the hands of an auctioneer.
so heavily that you could hear the crash half a dozen
nier and
, “Prices have fallen
blocks
away. We are spelling our Bargains with a big B because
there’s nothing small about them. Do you want to make a
dollar go a long way i? We can give you a better return for it
than you can .get for a dollar and a quarter elsewhere, and
25 cents saved is twenty-five cents gained. Here’s an oppon-
son on T HE STAND
ll l‘ltilldrlplilfl-
Pmumanrnm, Aug. ill—The moat
prominent wituem who appeared beinvn
the Bordaicy investigating cutmniltw at
their meeting ytmicrdny wan Uowrmw
Puttiaon. ills nppemnnce was a surprise
tomcat oi the members. The governor,
however, stated that he had been unable
to attend at the time he was requested to,
under he was in the city he wished to
wrecked by Ruth.
WED EOE m LIFE.
,fluluad in o rul- Aayluu
Whip liar. Ilun Ito-nu Io
stunning BIG on.
Every Train Brings Crowds to
“I! the llucbull l'layovq. Allie“.
At New Novic- El. I.
Honor John Stark. rm: van ..... o o o e u o o o in" l a
Briton ......... "none-poorer"
Fumwwnoi the civil Sor-
m .Wionor Sun.
3" Ion, Aug. 18,—Elliott Roosevelt,
W of Civil Service Commissioner and
Without: Theodore Roosevelt, is
, Wt!) 01 an asylum for the insane,
m in the Chateau Sui-cones, near
, , _ m tinder the care 01 Dr. Sanry.
,m WWI!!! of Theodore Rmvoit,
Willow and approval of Elliott's
Vito. Nil) Anna Hail Roosevelt, Judge
o'rirlon baa appointed Peter n Oiney, Dr.
Gilli! Edna and Edward V. lmw, coul-
. , who with the aid ofa sheriff's
joumnnthorilod to take testimony and
‘* Wino Elliott“ sanity. The object
dthil wading in to have a committee
his per-on and estate ippointed.
Notluoolthoproceedlngbto be served
m mill!” Roouvclt, his wife and the
m lining him in charge, who is di-
me to bring him before the commie.
‘aionorawhenevor‘raqulrod.
’ X . no: Won Afraid or llhn.
' m Wilda the husband 0! ‘Anna
”Boo-oven, whom he married in De
umber,” They have three children,
leaner,“ yearn old; Elliott, Jr., about
”your old, and Hall Roosevelt, who wan
. hornin Juno last. Mr. Roosevelt and his
‘ wile wont to Europe in Jul .1890. His
inhuman Roosevelt, join them last
January, remaining with them until the
, of this month, when she and Mrs.
lulled for the United States.
pour the advice of several physicians
M mowed Mr. Roosevelt to remain in
tho chateau Sumner, where he was tak a
“rib" last. At that time his con i-
hehavior, due to excesses, were
mint both his wife and sister became
of him.
What Theodora Buys.
tbafldovitr upon which the corn-
in lunacy is granted. Theodore
it state- that he believes that. for
put two years hi- brother haa been of
mind, and that he is unfit to
, Wu himsel! or manage his aflairs. He
an. real dilate, bonds, stocks and other
Whammy in this city mined at
II
declaroa that prior to Elliott's
mortal! for Europe in July, 1890, he saw
latter iuqnently, and believes that for
i.
might not allow him to attend without
great inconvenience.
Pattluon, utter being sworn, was informed
thnt, according to the report presented
to the Committee by the mayor's experts.
the Chestnut Street bank was accredited
with having paid Iinnlsluy intcn:.~i on
public money during the war I550 to the
extent of fillet) and united to explain it.
the time he was president at the bunk.
Trorn lbs? to January, lS‘Jl. part of the
time the bank Tutti a deposit of public
money, but never the pro rain it was en-
titled in under the ordinance of council
regulating the city banking. They aim
hadndopotn't oi the state (undo, but he
emphatically declared that no interest, di-
rectly or indirectly, was paid by the bank
or its odious on these deposits.
was, however, paid to Mr. Ilnrdsley on a
certificate of depoeit in his own name.
Thiscnmc to his notice first in August,
18!), when Banlsley wantci 3 per cent.
This rate he would not allow to be paid
and Bardsley withdrew the certificate.
timony he withdrew, and Expert Brown
took the stand and resumed civiuglds
evidence in regard to Ilnrdslcy's mom-y
loan; There were a grant many of tlmln,
ringing From small sums to large once,
many oi them to contractors and some to
well known politicians, the latter. hon--
ever, mostly appearan to he paid.
mittoe of a number of banks to which H.
intrueted to him by Bardslcy amounting
Roosevelt and his sister Anna ’
Iacohimaeli at the disposal of the com-
lttee, as later on olliclnl engagement»
At the opening of the session Governor
Governor I’attison replied that during
Interest
At the close of Governor Puttison’n test.
Expert Brown thcn informed the corn‘
ii. Yard hurl loaned out at interest nuns-y
to $200,000. Expert Brown also testified
that they had discovered that Thmlnlcy
had In his hands for some time 8L35~8tt :i‘J.
the proceeds oi the min of securities h.»-
longing to the sinking fund, which he had
loaned out at interest.
Alter finishing with the expert’s, testi-
mony tor the present the committee went
into executive session and decided to hold
another public session 'l lmmlny and a
private session tomorrow. when they ex—
pect to receive the report 1;: the cxpcn ur-
conntnnt whom they cm; lnycd to go ovrr
the books of the Keystone National bunk.
They also decided to ask it. . district nttnr
nip! to tarnish them with t. rtzliti lcth-m in
h poemsion relating to iinrtlsic’y's (tool
with his brokers and the intcrcsi which
won paid him by the banks.
that a year before that time in: ma oi
ndmind. "How far this can pro-
or aggravated by his imbit ut' ex-
lnqlnlgeuce in drink or how for by
m, I on north to state."
Very Apparently lnnnr.
Ivan More 160, he says, he noticed
M iii. brother was disconnected and
ghlhlinzlnhia conversation and nnnhie
Module his mind upon any subject
tor-n considerable length at time. For
WIT "anthem memo to have been a
' weakening of the power 0! sell
‘ which weakening increased and
Wmmnrked During the winter
_ of mo, Theodore any», on ni-
occaaiorn when he anu- his
‘ Inner was entirely irrational
convocation and did not mm to
what he add or did.
T. I SUNS OF TOlL ‘.lEET.
Annual (convention oi the have Jone}
Labor tough-us.
PA'I’Eltn'ox, N. J., Aug. lib-Tho allilr'
labor congress of New Jersey held itn mu-
nuai scallion in Silk Worker-f hall at l'mt-lu
SOD yeaterday. President Mciiur, 0T 'l'rr:.«
ton. prodded. Addresses were made by
President Mellor and J. P. McDonnell.
The principal work of the congrm was
the reception of the report oi Chairnmn
annondld, of the legislative committee.
8 mode the following recommcndattum,
to be adopted by the congress: First»;\
dularation in favor of eight hoursnan
day's work in the public and prtmtc em-
goyrnonis ot the state. Second—«Tb..- lntm
fiction of a hilluat the next. session oi the
Iaturn run as eight beam a legal
’d 2 In“ Ill-nun. ’a Nmrlt [or women and minors in nil
t tly oils? “1:“! on. '1’?“ mid, county and city employment»,
mud to e is 0““ life. Third—A declaration by the magma
ole ”‘9va A complete aim all candidates {or office who favor
who have favored Pinkerton detectives.
o rtva strict observance»! Laimr Day.
—A declaration In Invor of union
_ worlt and uh‘ion labels. Sixth—Tho
a talent ol a at?" organizer oi tradoa
l‘tiii Seven h- be preparation at a
cabollsht estate oontrnct printing
diatom.“ 1 h
0 corn c, n on e earning your
org ucl Mm. Trenton, president; .1.
W. Cook, Trenton, vice president; (7. ll.
Tomi? Newark, secretary: J. Monro,
ewd :, arsistant secretary; Hugh Clark.
owar , treaahrer; Thoma. McGovrin,
"uh. sergeant at artm; Hugh Cook.
Joraoy (’ity, and floor 0 Thompson. 0r-
ang, pudttorn; J. I’. Mr nald, Paterson;
D. Cook, Trenton. Ind J. '1'. Seal. New
ark, icgtrlatlvo committee.
flown
m
(dint! of memory on the part or his
who would commence n otory nod
' what he had started to any.
. stay in Europe Elliott was first
ina private Institution tor treat—
lldlatorat the Chateau Sarcoma,
heltillia.
I. Drunk Too Inch.
Anna Itoooevelt in nor flmtlflVii
. for several years bolero Elliott
. and {or more than a ymr
whenever the saw him he“ Jip‘
1
‘v. 'tohairrational.
, w under treatment in a private in.-
4 . ~ . whonahojoined tho iamily in the
‘ . partoltliia year.‘ Alter heiott the
. Mutton be accrued to have loot
arithmetical. At. last he ho
t that Mn. Roosevelt woo
' ”on min with bim,and than no ”author tl'o mooring who held last
lathe aaylnru wimhe now is. t In Apo Io hall to iavor tho curly
a“ wiforotnlfl to thla city. ng ovoment. Addroaua were made
on or Abbott, Pa or McGlynn, 0!
6w York; l'roildant ompera, oi the
Evian Federation, and many other».
MY 8'?” $100,000.
‘ CHI. W with I floavy not: at
‘ Aria-cal Stat. IorIp.
loot, Ant. 18.4. 1.. Tiny ban
on a warrant worn out by
Harri". charging hira
1.! Mall! at 0100,”! um ncrip.
, Inployod by the bond»
opext annual reunion will be held in
man.
came oAFoEn " sink one“...
The Judge mien Io lenclu‘ th- It"-
urlyo, Who Have outed Ouilty.
nonunion, Ans. manna“. alga...
dollar ring minnow upon rune
”W. , u y, president, and iloary II.
y, outlier oi the defunct Spring
, A bank, Ior twontydour honra.
' ”all” body, the Amor- ll pleaded guiltyto the hills oi in.
(or the Advancement pl out found again" them by the grand
jury idooduy morning and both culled tor
hm awth'a grace. llanry Kennedy's conn-
ul pleading that hi» wile was about to
broom a mother and that he could mint
up receiver in unraveling the accounts
much better out 0! jail than it he were
lot
in Lawrence. militant cashier oi
. the Kmtono bank, pleaded guilty to
charm oi anointing to wreck tho instltn»
lion and-loo manic an appeal Ior delay,
but it on Maud.
It. Prim Amalad un- to! ”order.
Pmnt’lo. Aug. manila-r Brunor,who
murdered old man item at Elton-burg
lut'l‘huraday, baboon acre-ted hero by
Stephen Am, a member of Company A,
mm In Huntington.
134M first met-
a peraortal irlond oi Brunei cinc- boy-
duty
war would for murder, which he did and
toothlmtoooutral nation. whet-burn
looked up. ilruner boa been in Pltiobum
Thursday. and Saturday nixht war at
but neither the police not done
l‘onrtaoath militant, N. (t. 1’. Mo: on
hood. They met on the street near Acor'c
hm. Acct told Brunet that It rm bin
to arr-rt him, knowing that limiter
r option on him. Brunet
mttntoold nan linear:
TIE 00mm} OP THE PBBSIDTIR ”W'-
T’ M Philadelphia - u. u. r
“" Pbilodolphia...05illoollo—-ti::
III Will Drlvo (”or In ”willlglou [rum 3'00“er ...... 0 ll 1 0 ll 3 I) 0 i— I IT I
, ’ 1
North Banning”. “OdlIONhI, Morning. ”3:90“. Gleason M Home», 1'", M"
Some or the Elaborate llerorulinm tlu HM Pittotmru It u r
. . ttahorg... .1) u o 0 o l 0 0 ml 6
Palrlotlc \ormonlon unto Inverted. Chimp ....... 0 u n 0 0 0 fl 1 l 3 “
anxlsoros, \'t., Aug, 13,-.1'1“, mm. Kilauea": King and Miller, flaunt..." ;.
town of llcnnlngton is all ready Iorthc fizfigfifiwh " "
celebration oi the luOth anniversary of cmnn.n,,,,,.o 1 2 o o o o o o» I} .
Vermont's statehood and thetledicationol men-land ...... 0 l 0 0 0 l 0 0 0 t .
Batteries: flnllano and Kmaan. Yumr: .
the monument to commemorate thcbat-
tie at Bennington. 'I‘ho Vrrmmlt unit
troops are caunped at the Soldicrn’ home u. n
and have been joined there by two hair ‘ 0 l’ 5‘
teriea ol ltlmde island artillery and nev- mum Bu “M and lurphy ”$4,
oral companies at New llam'pahira in- “mum, ' '
lantry. Governor Page has arrived and I u. I
has his hendqunrlem at the Soldlcra’ home.
He has been busy all day with the mom.
hers oI the dim-rent committees prcpnr
ing the prognumno in detail tor the ex,
erciacs of Wednesday.
The l'roaldrnt‘n Arriv-l.
The president will touch North Ilcnning-
ton this evening, but will not come to
He will be entertained tti North llourdng-
ton tonight by General .l, (i. Mel'ullongh,
who has tendered the hospitality of his
home to the presidential party. North
Bennington is only live miles tron: Ilen-
nington and the presitiwnl will llrll't‘. over
on the mominant thcccluhrntimi in n Tut"
borne carriage. The governor will probably
trellis escort,altlmugh this point of v-tiqtret
has not bt‘fli determine-d iinnlly. Every
train that cmncvinlo Ilctmington today
bringsrunny cactlrsionius and the limit
is crowded.
The [Hub-"luv "munitions.
’I'llc decornt hum-if the tow n urn virtually
complete. Tim-9 l'nllr‘lxl o! three :u-rhcs
stationed nt (in: llllll=ilo and the "beginning
of the route. public dcn-rntmns nu lllliétl-
lugs and on private rcs’hirnccs. The to l
is ablaze with patriotic intuitive. l'pan
the first arch, through which the were»
aion will pus on its way to the manu-
merit. rr-thvsc words, “TN‘JJMMUilic Stark
was “plowed-4777;" on the nbvcrac
aide. "\Vclmmnv,” dom- in timvcrn. Among
the lntc Mtitnl~ m-rc secretary Proctor,
President Hi the Day Timur, liuvcrnor
Turtle and Mill. together “ii-ll the Saw
Hampshire and Anmpkcng vcicrnnn, Go"
ernor anll, oi Miunnchuwtts, stall and
suit, and the Knights Templar and i’ntri-
archs Militant. The North Atlflltl" Light
battalion; Second and Third region-urn
Patriarchy. hlililntit,t>{ lime-gimme“; n
reuimvttt of Kim Alla " ' 'l 'i. ill.Xir‘l'
thrcmnnuml m‘ Grim.- ml, find
"in 'l'thbctn‘ l‘tilh'ES. ui 'l my, will ut i ii i: at
8:3) it. ill. Wednesday, ju-t in Illllv to [flirt
ticipnle in the imtivitlca oi ill.- «in. Ulti-
tingniahed gun-do oi the state are arriving
on every irnm.
“'ltut' It In All About.
Tomorrow the monument winch has
been erected to lnvmul’itilllc inm‘rr the
sanguinory bullion! Aug. 1, 1777, in to be
unveiled, and lull honoria to he done to
John Stark and the Tll‘l’ol'n nim. under his
command. lidru- won the victory which at
low weeks. later hit-l ital complete fruition
in Burgoync's surrender. The battle ul
Benningtou m-cup‘too none too much ppm-r,-
in the recorded history of the l'nitcd
flutes. It mil be rccollcctcd that llurv
30min his elaborately planned expedi-
tion against northern New York and ulti-
matoly the strongholds oi the lower ll ud-
' it allowed hia nnem-rrinu mull-lone: in
t eiorylsm of the pmple oi "the llmnlp
ire grants" to induce him to detach a
nice 0‘ his array to tenetmtc this sec-
_, and Collect under the lrilinh alamulnnl
yeo anry.
B. h also in mind tho- hct that at lien-
nington was located n tlv'pnt at nlipplica,
tho destruction of which would M‘rinunly
cripple the conlitwntnl army. Ilttt hia
prime object woo to block the route by
which volunteers lrom m-evrn New Ping-
d were hurrying lo the help oi General
atea.
II Wan the Anurll‘mn Marathon.
Bill. the bottle at llcuniugton npoilml it
all. Not only did it. result In ibennnimlnr
tibn of the invading army but it lulpi open
American lino oi communication. and,
a in all, it resulted in the aurrwulrr at
? oga. Thu-American Morntimnit may
al ho Clll¢d~tllin hirtorlc battle ground.
John Stork was an llltlt‘jfl‘mlflul warrior,
out in nuilorm on condition that he
lh Ill not be called to acrv. nutniilr New
3 hire.
‘ moat active and rebellion: men on
continent." an Burgoyne had called
people, rallied about Mark with a
mane like that oi the ancient limb,
and with equal heroism: tliry lmttlrd in do»
tonne oi their homes and their country.
A liar-bin lira-I.
It Intuit he remembered, too, that Yor-
mt war at this juncture «routing for
Wane: not only of the ring but M
”V York. The latter struggle had begun
More the tumor, and while It had not to
lulled In actual warfare it had around a
hitternna which ontluaicd the revolution
and an a matter at tact kept Vermont out
the Union until 11V]. ltoth anniveraavioa
he battle and tho admin-Ion 0! Vermont
to the Union~mra to ho nimultanconay
oliobratul.
no l'naldaot no ‘l'nr.
Cor: Mar, Aux. ill—«The provident Mt
on lair Burlington Wt.) trip thin morning
at room special train in a l’uilman oar.
Accompanying him an Private Secretary
norm. limit it llarriooa, Howard
(lair, oi Indianapolis. a guest at the peat-
doat; N. B. ’i‘lbbott. aunmohrmod the
t'a valet. Mira Sanger main
at Cape May and intro charge of the oil-
otainatl, communicating with the head
of tho government it neon-cry. The last
I aim pro-idem will my at the Cape
gym-unmet) capitol during iii- in dan'
co.
mm. 81 cal».
(turret: W. Va “ultimatum
“momma” , lilac. and In ohildnu are lit
a a
cairn. ’iiialady nude thanks-Sunday,
and while about from the honor a luv
momenta it is believed rein. my at:
W to pram the with {wit
gamuicintlw dough. The '
atmor too at tho children hornet-d.
limmcr.
Chamberlain nod liltin-
M Loni-ville ,.
Colombo: ..... ionosoiouJSt
Bennington until the following torenoou. 1-
n I. a
.. ..oli0300t)02~twt
Ali-an 4700:0000!!vath
Batteries Slim and Walla. Willie and “M.
At Bacall» - u. u r.-
Bunnie ......... lolooisootlol
Ila-heater...._,o o o n l o o 0 t)» l 1]
and liege.
ballooned I D i
E’TI‘IWJ) ti
Coushlin and Quinn.
nuni nwrvpdnlws oi the New Yuri; (orin
tbiun Yacht club rt-utltnl m a splendid
victory (or the Ulmiann.
ha.» sturiul in right man .md Won all at
them, and lthmlr Tniflnll [Mlpie are oxult
, ant.
(Norm.- nccmul. 33:0, and lloatrir third,
Camille totalamuunt of the awcepnllk”
opened lonluy.
.Ilvvyrr, i.:.l...\.tii, r «a.
tunity for putting your money where it will do the most good.
333” “DRINK" ‘obvéarvdn pig.
Ila Surprlua the ”nucleic, Investigate"
vii: ' v‘voiLo ”or; mm"
and llama An Doing.
IA'llmul. ”Mull.
Batu-riot: limit: and Bin-blur. include and
Ali RICA, WI 1110!.
At Washington ~
ll...l'»
..l01120330-lll10
”night and Donahue. Fitzgerald
there is about it.
Batteries: Herman and Wechin-ckcr. Noni
At Lelmmn
U
0 ti M 3
l and liurz;
000900
:.' uflfiflll
My no.
a
..
it
Batteries-n; Plum-m
ttltvrinn- "In Wluvur.
Sizwrnur, It. 1., .iug. til—Tho big an.
The Glorious:
I hustler“.
“ BOS ” ,
lunch _I_i_l_l__ Biscuit
8088
lines your grocer keep The
L Boss Cracker?
See that each
biscuit is slumped
The (ilnrinnn win» that "when“;
being NO. . _-
The ”in flog-nu at “calling!“
\Vasllmmnfi, Aug. in. «The big motto
'l he beat amateur Half-‘1')?”
in til! yummy will compete and ”in
Itruggle fur the allpn‘mm‘y will he “lb
ousted by thou-innit;
1h:- Itnotrvu lud- Itola Holly.
Murmur, Aux. huh»: deal by
which the i'inrinnuti - lltll or.“ transferred
to Milwnuhrc has Tn'v'll ('(mll’ilrhdl. Kelly
gun} to tln- llmtnn .‘u-u. ml in duh. “an,
Mnmnztzul \ . Kiln Wmhingtun.
.imi Mnmuv'r
m» 7v
ilnncroit go 1.: Maladuurv.
.‘anI u. to ~clvrlvvv.
(’ntrum, ,tim. in. wi'itnthrr .l. .l, Yuk.
cry and (‘llillli‘l' Vi. H'rllrlitl’, the crack
battery of tho .‘vlmtatrkrr club. have
aigned with the Chicago club. st‘h'h'QI to
the man whom Anmm ba- lmn aim all
”mob a. . .. . .
THE NEWS lN BRTEF.
There is considerable “rill-own: in New
York over the allurul ulmcuwry 0! lm
purities in the (nylon water nupply, An
invmtigntion to in program oi the ('rumm
watershed.
The grave oi Nathnniel Hawthorne hm
recently born mounds-ted by relic hunter-
thnt it has» he?!“ found necmnry in on.
circle it by a high fence.
Joseph Thalia-cry, the Belgian «runo-
mlnt. iadcnd. He won born in loll.
At Newport, ll. 1.. Colonel .l A. "array
haa been nomlnntal {or rimyor by the
llemoc rainw . .,-_.. .
New Yuri Mill-limp”: l'mylluoflol.
Waamsoros. Aug, lit—Thu war depart-
ment Ma received the rnpvm n4 ldrnienant.
(blond lulu, if. S. A.. who ipsprctn! the
National lluanl ancnrnpnum or Punk»
hill. N. Y.. trout June to to an; t,
WI, Colonel Inter onyo Sow Yuri lwv
rcaaon to be proud at its National tin-rd.
The diacipllnc in the lane bw yearn has
been no period that in one any mum-zit
ia called out their dutiee Will be performed
in a aoldiovly manor,
no Dalton Into Ila (out to liar.
San Diane. Cal, Au lit-4|. on rat-
ton, who undertook tho Ilplmltion to do
terrain tho nonra- oi tb- mallow on in.
desert lake at sultan, any: to i- punitive
thalaho willho permanent. bloom or
the water to the Colorado rim in loving
“h the channel into the lobe, but
hi would not he an
the entire rim turned into the channel.
can!“ I. 'olh'a Vanni.
lenlt'lll, Pa, Aug. lit—Tho “It'll
centennial- IatoCharloa l. Watt-m
hold in the Baptist ohm!» hen. A anon»
beret maroon ot the World'l talc coar-
nlaaiou,“ which Sir. Woll- had innit have
elected emotive emulation", om m.
tilt.
Mind Win-Ito l'anlyaod.
"out“,llu inn-Erato humor Min-t
Ooldiivraiu, Minnow as roe-art in
the celebrated 0am can, he been
mm with paralytic at Nat (that. a
autumn room on Mobile bay. ill» emu»
tlon b urban
Donal-I floodplain Oil d mum
smelter, it. ‘1, Ana. m~m
Imel- Hendricks not at not I; rum
lurch, Ana nae-«1mm,
lo, ”M: taint-ad” tut at!»
m Hour-atom
til “lanthanum”
muni’aJu. MI- «and
,whom luau
Vinny who,
FawCett’s
NEIGQIIIITEIS Fill
NILLINENT!
Ito. I7 Main Street.
Formerly 3 Voter 8t, Nomallt.
Just vermin-dim dim-n "Ma (inlay to mil
«must fmnt'. all ahaprv and fulfill". at the
"firmly low who at 31m. lorrnrr .
Um in! ui' ilatp nor. 3er \Yrratlw e .nu h.
"or ltd HT I'lltP l'rrtu'li "wwrrn 30L. I0?” 50¢.
ma. lem'l funk! liu- numb-r.
l7 MAIN STREET,
Stat th. l". Brtinctt’n. dry muni- store.
Mrs. N. Fawn-en,
Io. I1 Iain street larval!
F. HAYES
Ilavlnc remove-l hie moat market
Ito. 6 North Main Street.
Willow i Ihc mic n! this vicinity with
W ' thcnnr-t lino!
Fresh and Salt Meats,
POULTRY. Etc.,
To be hand in the nitric.
F. HAYES,
Ill. 6 lilillli III! STREET
til I! HUI”!!! NORWAIJ‘.
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micro. 4:» Main Street,
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lltnucnnu Susan
' expected. We have a large quantity of Light Summer Fabrics
annuities MTNCE Pl“
HAS COMMENCED AT
M. S. SMITH’S.
We will place upon our counters for the balance of the season
broken lots of Small Wares and odd lots of all Summer Fabrics
at prices marked that must sell them. Genuine bargains can hc
to clear up, and quite a large assortment of Hosiery and Under:
wear which we have marked at half actual cost to dispose of
them. Call and examine before the stock is soiIo-d and while. the
on cannot always have the tax 4 ,
of a dip in the deep, deep sea, just when you ‘ want
it. but it isn’t neeessaryto put your head under a pump to
keep cool. Try one of our suite. . We have knocked the
props from under the old price because it is cheaper to sell, _‘
at cost than to store them away until another summer comes
along. We ought not to part with one of them at‘sueh an] N
unprecedented figure, but go they must and that is all
PéatMOss
;
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. STABLE BEDDING.
Clean. Economical. Healthful, It
iilli TNE GGST lIF STNIN.
Hi‘zafi‘on.
Cross Creek
COAL.
Wt... «up... fl.“ «em
Hickory. nature and Chestnut
woon.
BaleTTliy and Straw
GBTIN lNil FEED.
Haymnhdilrolhirs
nastinmcnt is comparatively good.
EVERYTHING REllllGEll!
". ..
The balance of our Lace and Silk Mitts. consisting of all slyleS.
for what they will bring. All silk. clocked and plain backs. in
EU“. Fawns. Tans. Blacks and (tpcm Shades. A few more of
those Ladies’ Ribbed Jersey V ests. in quantity about to dozen.
We will soil to close stock to end the season {or what they will
bring. The balance of our L'ldics' Shirt Waist-t. consisting of all
colors, with which we have iwcli so successful for the past three
woo-ks. Will go with the rest of the bargain lots at not more than
cost. Another split in Ribbons for this salc. of which we have
quite nquantity. (lustmuors in need would do n'cll to call upon
us during this Work. for m- are going to sell them wry chi-up.
Gents’ French Flannel Shirts
. A few loft in all sizes of lie-tits‘ French Flannel Shirts. Willi
the rest of the nlmvc—mcntiouml bargains, we have placed those
upon our counters in clear at astonishingly low figures.
non 25c. urwuus.
_,_ oo’rw
di'e have juot received a new lot of all the latest Music, con-
sisting of vocal and instrumental, which we are selling for
ONLY I00. A COPY.
AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED
GENGNEGT SEWING NAGNINE.
$19.50.
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
M. S. SMITH,
linsurance Building,
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grad-mm»
i
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,
SOUTH IOWALK.
*1 coma. _
THE EA'GLE
I.IGNT RGITISTER BIGYGLE.
SITE, PiliGTlGll INII FAST.
'I'hi-v wheelbase been thoroughly tested and
cannot fail to be a lavoritc among wheelrnen.
J. BAPTIST PERRY
Agent {or Xlirivailk and vicinity.
Ollie: ‘29 Raymond street. mun-r day.
i’. i l. BOX :59. Smith .\nrw.iil. i'i.
Morning. linen and Night
—~——TAKI'Z——
lllllljjllllt.
line Bottle Thoroughly convinces.
mt! tint
It is remarkable how many Rnplt there up
who havcltmt tired teclin in 0mm iothluh
II M in: Importance or 1 ml nothing need be
dune {or it. They would not he wavelets
it they rt‘ailiml how rrnlly serious the trial-
ady In. lint they think or any. “It will
an alter uwhilc.’ We do notmean the
xiiimntc nmrimnoo which all crperlcnm
utter a hard day‘s work but that ALL
cost; wnnx our Penman which n
n. m-laily owrwwcrlng in the morning
a ten the bully ahnuhl hr retrained and
ready (or work. It in n mistake in allow
this wmlitinn to contlnnc. in! the body may
mun Imumc debilitated beyond recover},
or mine disc-aw may gain a fmtohnl .
The (‘I‘IYlDID‘ of (hr 5 ntetlv
alnmltlhemlintlmlb in log.
0 the art-uni hui ding-up-
mt-Iih'itir known to the turd
xuririro and t‘italim the blood,
Nakemlhe yilTeak Strong.
w... ow...
STILLSGN’S SPEGIFIG
To acorn cure for
this and Fever and Illltil.
Spring Styles
HATS
TN Aida “RAD!” AND iftilloflt‘i 0"
lloy‘o "it! and t 'apa. i‘ruah llaia for In All
than. Rama null Iiatn tor flea at
KNAPP’S,
or Washington St.
mmmmmnrmm
INTI. all Inning Gill Noll.
Economy and Cannon!
mill
Gasoline Slovas
“Militia“: Irvin
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TNE MANHATTAN
ll Ill Gil“.
Will bah . wort
with l fidfi‘a‘dfl‘gm. an:
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Call and See Them
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