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, “hm“uhamtrnthlotem“
. torn tho-om n.
“chafing,“lthweu."
, ,1 ~laxlcaa1aweflwc-
llorm CAREY’S ROCKS.
,“Now. Octavia." said Mrs. Gland. "do be
a little careful today. Don't tut- pitg’s
ale let your wild
you!" ~
Octaah Oland, in her pink muslin dress
tied behind there with jauuty little bow:
dribbgi and a stray gypsy hat mlnndui
with plih‘puppleo, turned arouud,tjhe very
Wat radiant glee. ,,
" " said sho “‘why should you
fine lay little holiday! Don't} work
‘ lb Fernshaw's counter all on.
m liie any African slave? Don't 1 low
I” “Hunky III shine and nllings
Stall; ., Inger out at! with LBW
hfi' Do let me play] am achlhi
ago. this ones!”
~« ‘ tlh beautiful young Euphmyne
dancedaway. leaving only the sweet echo
dher laughter in the gloomy apartment.
sat lira. 01am! sighed. ,
Vibe lean thoughtlesa," said the mother.
Duncanliay and Harry Bolton are
”I solution the nailing party, and some-
bhwlfialjasittodaywerc to be the
turning point of herllle. I wish she could
bring herself to like Duncan. Ho's aatudy,
uhhaonled lad, as his father was hetore
liar, bot there isn't much outside show
about "It." And Bolton's a dashing , g
renown-t rhetorttoattnaaojgi But
W I can't quite believe Iu hln’. 0c-
h'la says I haven't ‘any knowledge 0! the
world. Well, perhap she is right. But I
hhhrh we quiet. atay-at-home bodies on
Mud“? with a sort of instinct in
The "was all Iparhle and aulahine;
the excursion steamer, fluttering with any
Ilpand the sound oi music, glided mar
' My along; theaea air breathed now
“1th into weary lung: and touched
holed brown with alchemic- power, and
alloithoee urertlred, overworked sowing
“Winn: brie! while that life was
nothing more than a tmmlnlill in them.
They laughed, they danced, they Bung;
they luau Iowen into the water that
M around the wheelhouso; they
“thgllnmeriug aails that leaned.
”millet the horiaon, and finally. when
“about landed at White Crag», they all
aimed In rarloua directions over the claim
liver ahingltd leach in merry pursuit oi
ahdhvaeaweed and pebbles an In my
newly liberated school children might
handoae.
And Octavia Oland, the prettiest girl in
allthethronzneignedaaasortolprinaas
theta.
“lather Carey's Cushion?" said the our
rilyn’ehetaxthewordsot anold saltwho
was landing hia' nets in a sunny spot
with an old pipe in his mouth, and a
_ loan bead Howinu about in
up "th what tiny call yonder
"not 'm‘o’orantq non her by, no;
air.” bald the “sailor. hi» dim syn
”maiden approbation on Octa-
Iillfi‘ud mace. “And
fiammw"
whydo ycall it to?" mutated
“£2... '
" ot thscushion, my lady rains,"
uiflh fisherman.
of respect to
aaetrelaaround thopolal
at a day. when there's aatorm alan-
gap. It'aaroaorl mt raar thewlp—
lfl—wltb moanagruw on
«a hadrolellheamblou. I and my
haaberarlaad these thirty
up it once. not we didn't
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north I ‘ BMISonth; Nor-walk.
w... an»...
E» flaunt-tap lively! shall In particular
,‘rhriadlea'lomn tummy W _ _ or
mm». and tomapdhdi
mm lo
, la and . -
luau loo “ WW tantrum
ngml now am ran than»
no... 0mm: Where it Octavia!"
Dorsey Whatlohrtralnlns lil- era
through the ,y mist which was alreal
'bedunl tomcather om the Manor!
'fWho Ira-an operaularal lace, romp
thinuouthattall rock that-torus to lean
toward thIwam—mnuthiml alu quit:
out-In. that moves."
. The captain produced his glass
f‘Thougb lobe sure."aald he,"glaaiar
ain'tmueh use In mha plagueyseotdr
nil-tasthls. But. ldcolamthoraism
thing up there fluttering in the wind. like
aorne one waving a aignal otdlstre-i"
Bolton snatched the. nia- (rom the vet
erau'sbsnda and hurriedly adjuatrd it to
hlsown ea.
"It in &arla'a roll,” he said. “I can
see the pink flown. Ilka little dots or col.
on, on her haad. beams! She has
been laad enouz‘hto cllrnhthat‘ rock. all
Mammyadrontu'ra" ;
“n job {or her, than," said thr
who, having leit bio nets to
take care of thenuelves, bad mingled.
black pipe and all.in the general contu-
alon. ‘For nowthc tide is in than ain’t
nobody nor nothin an get near Mother
Garey'a rochn And it the wind rites, at
it'- goin todo, as sure as blame she'll bl
blurred lntohlugdoln come attho very first
“Can nobody help her?" cried the bout
led group.
Theold aalt shook hia head.
”You’d eoraeto your own death." sold be
“without helpln hora mile. There rm- l.
man killed there twenty-one years 5.,
come October. lie"—
“We are losing time,” said the cm 0
impatiently. “There‘s a black squall - ' .
ing up on the wind, and I'd not giro r;
tor our lives it we don’t not clear at In ~
confounded mks. 0! course ws'n .
sorry for the young Indy, but no for .1. '
can no she'll have to take theoonmln. .
of her lolly. It’s lmpodblctorish n v
bargeload for her. Ladiesand genrlvm -
all lorward now, it you pleaac."
But Duncan Ray stepped out from n.
ranks.
"Boltonl" sum hr, “McDowell! (31m
tlan men all oi you! An: you going I: 42‘
cntaly oil to learn monument and m.
precious of our number to perish in x...
winds and waveot"
“l—I don’t see that we can do anytlu ”3;?
atanunercd Bolton. “This good man on}
that we ahould only risk ourown lives to
no pu ."
“Axon must sea. yours: ." added
huncelot McDowell, "that it would in
certain death to try to cmaa the water now
that the tide to rising ao tart!"
“There's no time [or parlry!" said thl
captain impatiently. "The bell will ring
directly. and whoever iuu't on board their
isn't on board at all! Eh! whuromo you
going. Mr. Ray?"
"To the top of yonder cllll,"mirl Dun
can, pulling his hat mmlulely over hlr
hrowa. ”To talent that girl or die in the
attempt." .
Bntattheaame moment a nlender fig
nrc, with a rephyr shawl drawn lightly
over its head, stepped out tron: behind me
via Oland berm-ll.
“Do not rink your lite, llunmn Bury!"
she raid in a aweet, clear voice. “I an
.quiie mic. My veil and hat blew all. am!
I could not disentangle thorn iron tht
sharp rocha. But] myself wan lortuuau
enough to nuke good my retreat belorr
the dreadlnlwind not too high. And l
can. up behind you all and heard you
talk. and—~and—oh. Duncan, lmn't bear
tothink otltall! lat us so back to thr
maisonette ean,and out out at
“William"
mourned her eye» with one handar
the spoke. while with the other air. clan;
chweto Duncan Ray’n arm, an it it were r
ramp beyond all commutation. But at
the way back to New York till! now: one.
conducendul wane-k to Harry Bolton or
Ir. McDowell, and when the returner.
ho-ethatereainxahewaseauamlu
Duncan llay.
"Par 1 know now," aha said with a littli
tremor in her voice. “who. and irlmalooe
would have linked Ills lilo {or who ailly
chill-s ll”
Bolton and Mr. McDowell Mt like
remant haighta. indeed.
" awkward!" raid the lorrner.
“Yea.” alerted the latter. "Palatine-
A latter no. liawloaallaad.
llara la a letter wrltm by a little girl It
Newfoundland to her playmate in thr
Unit-i Stats:
Ir Data Pantry] an union to m
araldanibaroataal the winmarnaw
on
tar—well. l rhoull
(all. We have out
and In the filter
blulnfl oa eats
about
but, it”
more ma on nothing at all.
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law Ira-ea atria/Ila field. ‘
‘Thollanhoil‘riinoeir‘aromsrhblo
institution in ., ny ways.” raid Lewis
cv‘fhivbll'I ”I"! N"! if, " ’ , ' a. n this
hwwm‘ “mm l“ I 3” ”"23".“ ton duo
the manner in which it n theraulfl mall!» 5, mm
inwhleh film Motrmandal-
rer am kept. The Bank or France gen-
erally curries more gold and always
more silver than any otlu-r institution in
to prevent thieves from sun-airing in and
Whaling. We oonfldr in innit-z and bars.
hilt While the limit of lr‘rmmc lots atom-
pletusyst‘em (if llwflé‘ Aim-s lml (Twill
them rum: and to, p15 a wry [1(er
lar- meami {or llirllriim :l.r- limiill‘ily oi
its treasures. ,
”Every day when Ill-w how; is plow-d
in tho vaults in tho ct-linr a lot ol mn-
ronsaleou hand and will up thedoonz
with hydraulic mortar. Wow is tilt-n
turned on and kept running until the
cellar in flooded. Thus a burglar would
have to provide blunt-ll wiihmliviug
anitaad breakdown a moron: wall to
lore becaulrl begin work on the vaults.
When tho 0mm arrive in tho morning
the water is drawn off, the armory
broken down and the vaults opened. It
in dillcult. to imagine how u... want a.
port burglar would penetrate all tlleae
detonate. and certainly the treasum of
ll” Baikal France are better guarded
than any in the worlnl.”~—8t.‘l.ouia Post
Dispatch.
I. In I Stranger In tloa Guy.
A very swell hulking. middle ngad
man, apparently every inch 0! what is
tormoda man of tho world, entered a
, Broadway car coming down town ris—
Gully at Thirty-forum street. Whon
theeondnotor come for his taro the swell
looking. middl- aged nmn addressed him
very politely, saying: ‘
“Kindly let mo know when wo math
the Filth Avenue hotel.”
The car rolled along. Tia.- stn 1': ”new
in: loading to the entrance: of tho Fifth
Avenue hotel was ruaohrvl. and lim car
was brought to a halt by tho ('trllllllcll‘l’.
The swell looking, llllillllu navel Hum wrzii
sitting sideways gazing out "iii" the
heantlca o! Xmlison filllitl’e.
”Filth Arena» hotel!" lltt.‘ conductor
shouted in the door.
The swell looking. lllliltlli‘ nun! umn
bolted around in his sent and lit-gun to
stun at this big hotel.
“Filth Avenue hotel!" shouloi the
conductor again. conning into the cur.
Then, as tho swell looking. middle ugrd
lulu did not move. In: milled mmrwhat
teatlly. ”Here is the Fifth Avennv howl.
fir; anyon grin; lo gc-l out?"
"Why. no." D’Spullllt‘wl l'...- also“ lm-‘o
lug, nliddlo mad man. m‘ prim
only Wanted to m- m.- 1; ... i .
I! much about it, you kt: 1w."
[mellgt‘fll lsmglml in spilo o.
(hombre. and tilt cumllirtur m-nl
back to hi.» station lllitl jorlml the lid!
atrnp victously.—-New York Times.
"anti-g (lulu-a Essa.
To find a guinon nest r: w. the wry ,.
petry 0! egg hunting. Th.- crmtnma
are halt wild. and (ml, (or niivhl. ‘l'im
bush pasture Wna thrir tin-son lnmut. Pal-re
and had such store of hidden umkn. murh
clumps 01 brake and brim, rout-h lump
m banh. such tangle of who? and
dawbtrry and plum thicket. that we mm.
would never have found an mg but for
the birth queer habit. When the hon
.oeahtha nest her main atundsgunnl
om hot on the uearrst hora mil. and
filla the air with bin luirall lmuinz cry.
Following the round, wo curm- upon
the pair. Nadya chooses her homo
dainllly. and y hollow» the clean.
dry earth of It. an ultra: nod slam-
lt, grails aura to spring on only about
the Ella“ Overhead l3 alwuyn .rli ~l7-rl LT
arm sort, (or the maker known rim. w.
lively “I“ annaldno will n-lillt' ln-l’ pis-
clone esp. Ber small «onto, the p.”-
W. anadtnlrea her tastu that mum-
lines the Men ”than: tlw in wt.
humiliate. to!». a horn oi intlun—llllt‘ut
mind cornea-awkward“ him the»
and puts her cm;- into
such tor. Voryotten we lonml Inn,-
0W to the neat. Aral win-n m» tmk
than out it was alwayn with a rim-r
w. Black nanny tonight m,"lfl
will ban In dar, do guitam'll armll
{ufl'qnlt do nel’." Whatut'cr Im‘ lvzr
tact was none tho lei-incl. w
You inowmu doom.
doc handler arr dlflorent
m up and down. ”All;
hurting on tart l-mui -
door. The in aim in
r
maday Parr rm» om-
rlds. and“ to m in: so minim
military "rt-«pl ion of
VAN NAIR
“i. W.
th Noraallr. June
unmlomumhe ‘ -4 ~~ .. A “‘ -
thatlnlhid 8mm trutmry. But area . .. . , r ' .w
the latter duos not talm r not pfl'gltnllmifi
S. 0. HAYES, Gradualt Optician,
norm 3. unit’s, u lit. Main St
films tilted to all complicated cam. Corn.
pound Ironsoe around from ream Lion
We of old heme. Satin! on xna'lautoelll
charm for testlnu man.
Where are youtaiig”?
I am going down to
HUNT t ZELOFPS
fish and Vegetable Market
Where I can alwa '5 find the Freshtat Fish
and Vagetablon. Milo Salt and Smoked Fish.
Oysters, Clams, lobsters,
Pure Tomato Gatsup,
Agumo (or “'alwman‘s t'n
Chill-rs dollwml promptly.
. Howie?
sou” Isol.
~00MMENO|N0 MONOAY, MAY 2501,
, l~_w.m
w. 1:, _ )2;
The Steamboat cm or ALBINY”
Will make Daily Trips to New York.
have South Norwalk at Mia. m.: Honda ‘a at MS a. In. (Not on alurmy Sundays]. tumm-
inx. leave New \ ork. licuhman street. at 3:. p. IL; Saturdays at 2 p. nu; Sunday» in 5:4" p. Ill.
l-Iaat flint atn‘d or thin. an; Saturdays at 2:!) p. m; Sundays at MI) Ill.
FARE—8min Tickets 40 Gents. Excursion 60 deals.
ON SUNDAYS dirwt connection la made via Bay Ridge and l‘ulvrr route {or the Nrw Irun
Pier at Peary Inland. without extra charge {including mlmiaeion to iron l‘icr.» t‘on-
netting train loam Gooey Inland at tar p. In.
The Propeller “CITY OF NORWALK”
Will have New York Mondaya’Wc-«Imnlaya and Fridays at .5 p. Ina Lure Nurwalk Tuminyn.
ya and Hard-lo at p. In. m!
r. 1.. m um i mm a. I
October it. into.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NDRWALK All
FOLLOWS:
1
Poll New Yuan. L 51.4160:wa Monti. a)
a. «mum a.,aasu.7nm. mm. a
x. ”I! u. was or. mu ox.
18’; local as. '. ado-mo or. III» Ir. :3!) on.
Mac. to I'll-Initial. expreaa from Stamford.
adamantly: an. writamlorlealuJiwar.
“SW ac. ‘l’ M or. It I; «Elohim? l Ill-fin;
' on u not a« an.
21.4.. Li M. P. fir“ M an. 7 .4. an. 9:! an.
rou x“ Hula. A. ll. no ox." o lo ac
lilac. hula: “an" ion-r. .
mitt a...” cl..t!lac..5lliao.,os
an. 7 ”am!” a... ti an, II 0: Adam
on ., 12% a. ln..ea. ”1.3.“?! and
Iliac..a.ln.: ttt ataxia.
You Burro-w. . ll. o lo an, I la ex.
lo: cm, tour. :15
”“571. p'll‘lllilzmlg In x
. .. .. a. .r- .
at M” as Modular. "In.
a... mm. “in. Ml
on _ lannaur. A.
llllwlltifl
ac... Honda ’lnornlnu between
es.
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0:
flow liar-a 3m
figfifi’itw‘flm "3.0%"..‘r‘a’l
Housatonlc Railroad
Danhary "213%?“ ”liliiloll.
('Olllll'lt’l'El) 1‘0 “‘32 It. not.
Traina learn Ninth Somali for laumury— -
G l5,9l5a.m.. 121L221!) litofiand mason.
Sunday-owtai a. m. and o k: p. m.
Train- loave Danton for South Norwalk—
635. 7:5. Didand ll ti o. ru.. 3 I?» 5% rim-l 63
p. m. Bnmlays- no a. m and 5m ll Ill.
lento riuuih .Vurmtlk for “infield-
‘ 15 amIQIiia. m.. I: ILZfl 5 It! and trial :1. In
'h'uina leave Ill elirhl for Smith Norwalk-m
:& 1 W. “Band no». in.. “U. 371-, almond
e
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2
3
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_'.\,:-w York and l’ilinl‘rrhlupm lt'at‘r-aNeW
)orlt al 3:!) r. m.. South Nul'walk til p. on.
arriving at "mm Bill ._ m.
'l’lllallcld and Now nrk or man h-arra
I’m-item at tlll p. m. lh-lhrl Mil p. m.. u-on-
awn with Ii It» g. In. train lrom llanlmry)
limit: .‘uraalh l. p. in.. arriving at Nua-
Yorh till p. lit.
'Daily except Holiday.
MAIN LINE DIVIAIDN.
‘I‘ralna learn Bridgeport an follow-I:
'l' m a. rm. paaaennr tor l'lttailolrl.
will a. 1a.. tor Humid. making
connections. or Albany and the West.
Ill 10 a. at. height for llawlugl’ilr.
I.
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83:3
llloLal trafibltrruraa i no.
“AV! NEW YORK :3“ 2:. ’It “land A'h‘fl ' III ‘
foallomwlloawata. a. “.4“ or. Cl . V' _- aw .
fl ”mm“? "“0" “mu” "‘h'“ 'gazismnmlllrommrmma.
Fibfltk'l-fihw‘flu’k :3» = ,mmm m... ... m...
in ”ca .flm&.afl:o..fl 1'
' “anal-lacuna” (lea: ll.W,Vloa my.“
. ail-aunt Macadam-l.
riOTON“ ”POINT
Booth Norwalk. Conn. ’
A DEglllll‘Hll SUMTIEA RESORT
I‘ll” and tank tn hulk)»;
“WW ”w w” ,‘r; Lona ISLAND couao.
ramm ‘31“ min; ‘ I a
W. ..... “Wm...“ .3. law Hotel, 0905on trove. law Bathing "onset
m m. Wm
gammy: or. W law menus.
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“mummy, m a, my, First-Glass Restaurant.
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Meals To Order at Short Notice.
Sea Food 3 Specialty.
DANCING DAILY IN THE PAVILION
mooaaso mo.
Huntsville. KELLY,
mummm 508
ll TABLE m "UREA"
harem mmmMmloWom.,'lrmpm.
”Opal. an ‘ ' "out atoaOIlndtaO.
Mrsfimgfitmlfimmww m, 11:10am,
,1 T Fibrin fr “Fairs. ° 3
Militia.
. , ow 11%“.
.1. .
humor “me: .
not a
imported Sardin. .
LUFF.
l Ilallllllltu‘su‘“, “WI.
ICE CREAM. , y
. W,erm
PeatMo§§
STABLE BEDDING.
Olsen. Economical. Healthful, at
no "no cost or 3mm.
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H AZ E ITO N
Cross Creek
COAL.
Hickory. 0al. Pint anilillesmul
. 3390 D.
Baled Hay and Straw
GRAIN All! FEED.
flaymondBroihers.
mil or mi mur‘lcrunsn‘
FIVE MILE RIVER.
The oldrsl manufacturer of baby rarrlatzrs
now nth-m finislml work for sale in tin.- dillcr.
out at Its 0! running gear: alwas'rcal Vul’lcl'.’
of lira its and trimml at prices which will
he hi enough and ow omnlxh to suit tho:
mural “tidbits.
FRANK BOYLSTON
dltilr
Morning. loan and Night
——-'r.u\' 1-:—
lfllljjllllc.
0m Bottle Thoroughly convinces.
I! la n-nuirhnblo how many.- people tin-re urn
who have that tired toellmfxwlm nor-m to think
ll of no momma» or t at nothing med be
than for It. "l'twy would am he sormlm
it tin-y realiml how roally serious tilt-mal-
ally Ia. But they think or say. “It will go
all altar awhile! “e do out mean the Ir.»—
ultimate wrorinm which it“
alter a hard 93": work, but that Al.
(MINE, Will!) ['1' FEELINU which ir-
a ‘lally overpowering in "It! morning.
it wn [he burly should he mlmhad and
n-saly for work. I! in a mistake to allow
this condition In l"0|’lllllllt‘.lut the body may
still] [ammo debilitated hayond recover '.
or point- distrau- may gain a tint-hold.
c cravings of tho system for mistam'c
slwnhl heaallatlod Iv ' tall
the firearm! bui ding-up F
M‘ Mknownto the mod a mom. I
l‘mrlllea and \‘italltco the blood. mnlatrs tho
I
Motion and rt-ally duos
Make the Weak Strong.
STILLSOII'S SPECIFIC
In a euro (tune for
(hills and Fever and Malaria.
Spring Styles
HATS
IN ALL "RAD!“ AND COLORS or
SfiflandSoflHals§ilkHals
Iioy'a flair and Cape. t‘rurh Hair for lien and
flora. Nutri- tion flats for lea at
KNAPP’S,
9| Washlnltoll St.
Prrtlulrrlltrntioa Priitol‘illng,
timing and Ironing till llttt.
Economy am Comical
Gasoline Stoves
thmmmufln
thtraarr nun.
'Wsharathoveryhartaals
THE MANHATTAN
II All. ill”.
tum-owmm «a:
Call and See Them.
W‘
upcrionoo
. .. m ”walkiitilsaifiombinina Durabilloi
.w. B. HALL & co.
(.
, Batoneinrrbizlltlto‘
:,l .. ‘
MakingitlhobesttlmO‘Seumlessfiboointho
. "EVERY PAIR WARRANT 4
Gallant! examine thom before purchasing any otherrhoe,
\ 4
in: newonv*aooo§” - a
Trislram It Hyail, No. 2 ”Tim, .0
We will commence on Saturday, August 1st, a
SUMMER-Goo.
Black Silk Grenadines,
t1 2mm.
no 'es, arasols and Sun Umb A
_ _ _ Blazers and Shirt Waists, re ,; .
Ladles’ Outing Sluts on Flannel, Sateenfiinghamandcrapeflloth.’
Hosrer and Underwe
hw—fi
Ladies’ Lisle Threa Hose, Ladies’ Fanc Stri 00
Ladies' Gauze Vests, Ladies’ Jersey pe
Men’s Fancy Flannel Shirts, en’s F H
Men]? Bang? gala, Underwear Men’s Gauze Und . ' ' .
oys’ ' 1 . aists, B0 8’ Fame Flannel hit-ht .
Ladles’ Silk and Fabric {Moves aynd Mitts. B ’ *
_._...___
WASH GOODS.
Fine Scolch Gin hams, - Best D t' mghmns’
. Pineap ) eTissue, mailing ' , ‘
Persian Grape loths, Lawns and Organdics.
These goods are all new and fresh, but we will i: T I: "I '-
$31,333; will close them out, as we must have igg $1? (I:
' s. I ’
TRISTRAM&HYATT
. "on? Gazetttfluimin-Jtrai- 99m
BRIDGEPORT.
w. B.’Hall & cog. ‘
Will be pleased to serve the public in their . ' - i' .
TWO BABK 8TO0E
- EllTilAllllE AT THE not:
“'9 have. some good bargains left in
OF THE IIIIAFEI. AIIEX.
Short Ends of n... toads, choice Black Goods. tongue and India
Silks, Black Grenadines, Black lace Dresses. .
Short lengths of laces.
Visitors will find L1ces.Handkerchiefs and Gloves near the
door of the i‘lmpvl Annex. Prints. Shootings. Flannels and
Blankets are m the Annex Basement. also reached by the Cam
strait door. Hosiery; Merino and (.ionts' Furnishing Goods Will
be found In “tho Annex.
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SPEBIAL'BARGAINS IN BINGHAAIS,
which are. in their usual loco. Corsets Cotton -
ris Waists. Children‘s “Ellite Dresses, ,Infants’Umm
Waists, Cllildron's Short and Lung Clocks. Ribbons, Sma’llW ' I"
Notions. J cwelry. Perfumery. Art Goods, Traveling Bags all:
Bells. and hundrods of Fancy Articles are in their usual places
and are reached by the Cannon sir-cot entrance. ' “
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1,000 Pairs of ladle? Shoe;
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CUISED OUT AT SPECIAL PRICES
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GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
- Wt;- quote a low priccsfi .
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tffi.$".§§.i§”.§§l‘i§."3§a‘$ fif’fimoi'mfr
200 £11m Lounsbury, Mathewson &. (Sofa alight—
two regular ri' ”onto” i““3““i’“’"‘" mmm’w... “
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Mathewson &pCo.'s slightly ifilpcrfoltflfl‘leullf” m , my,
sowed, worth .00 a plur- will be sold for 02.50
to $2.75. Bu once in flue Oxfords, sum les
and imperfecto, at prices that make t am
THE BEST IAICAIIB EVE! 0mm. _
or Washington so; 80. Montana;
Estimates given on « ~' ’
Plumbing, Gas Funng and Shenlmnwnh
We are selling ”H I I
Victory. law Stamford and Silsby's Steam ii
We have a line alcohol
Decorated and Plain Ohlna. .,
l’he DUOHEBS and 1mm mm: more, no our Main
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Ship Chandlers. mu m ”m _,
w David Slow
Mil-mm“ ‘
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