Are you
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~ sort of fit about
is lit for nothing.
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PWeularabout itbo’iiiatter of spent... 1m “ If
certainly Ought to he. ’l’bere is only one
a suit ”of clothes , that dens’n’t sit easin'iw—it
If it cramps you. in one place and hangs
too loosely in another, it should share the fate of every other
nuisance—4t ought to be abated. You cannot be too las-
tidious for us. The more particular you are, the more you
will appreciate the attention which we giro to everything
that contributes to a faultless clothing outfit.
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Curtain Falls on a lireat
“ Comedian's Life.
‘ comm 11m wontn mu
nan “mind in America and
II.“ Will. an a Butt Actor. acui-
ansnn and neat. lloartod dean-mas.
CH VII-poof Boa Viva-ta and Jokers.
museums. Nov. to. - William J.
Mum atmolclock last night in
threatenintbs Continental hotel The
WWW unexpected. The par
thltbad been rallying steadily ever since
MMndmumg wasthc be-
Iilthat be was unthoroad torecovery
that Mr. Florence’s brother, Inspector
“ angle, left on the 6 o'clock train for New
', York. He feltsnrrthen, from the cheer—
, MW of the sick man, that be had
penned the critical point. The same old
“Janine was ouhisface,andhe was
/ I,“ to chat and joke, and assure his
. brothers-shaman: beout of bed in a
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‘ .-'l'wohournaiterllr. Florence sank into
asset-er coma. which so alarmed in.
“that be sent for Dr. Donellan.
‘ It. Bad llad Cone.
. The physician saw instantly that the
sadbsdconn, and twenty minutes later
“WNW hiahlt. Theonly
‘ m plenum. besides Mrs. Barney
William and lira. Wyard were the doctor
ndtha servant. A cable manage was
until! Hrs. Florence tolling her that her
W Ill critlclIIy ill. The friends
enldnottellthe blunt truth that took
Iron a moat devoted wife one of the
low-taut! moat det'otcd of husbands.
‘ It. Herman’s death was primarily due
to double pnlnmonia. The immediate
man was heart failure
1 nobody will be kept cmbalmed until
ill-arrival of Mrs. Florence. She will sail
from England Saturday.
1 Ir. lloienon’s Career.
5. William J. Homes, whose family name
hOnnIimwuboru in Albany, Julyfib, mil.
now” always “Billy" Florence. 0n the
playbilln only was he William .1. Florence.
l'rum one end of the country to the other
people will hear the news of his death with
léaamsotpernnnallnrs Everybody loved
“Hit. With him dies a score of people
. , gm!» made-people whom others fash-
. .Inlndintohnman shape, but whom "Billy"
‘ inane. ted with that divine spark
Mitch them live and be. And in
bur-to come. when tongue or fancy re
fulfil-he comedian, the mind's eye will are
'tbaahadowy forms of the Hon. Bardwell
MW Cuttlofiir Imelda O'Trlggcr.
l 0! the stage he was an incorrigible
joker. the prince of raconteurs, hon vivanl
In! thiophlle, the sentimentalist and
m and one of the finest gentlemen
and bent actors the stage has ever had.
in Myrtwo yours “Billy" Florence hm
Ella making people love life as he loved
.R. ltwns in 1&9 that he went upon the
.mgs. When he was nboy he was amem
‘enliee York city. He said “Hold ed!" in
'at the Bowery theater in 1869,
illst his first real speaking part was as
KMIII "The Stranger," at Richmond, Va.
Ills first lacuna.
After a moon of hard work and late in
Innocence n in Providence,ll.
Hacdufl to the elder Booth'n
'Ianbnflr. He also played [marten with
ilootl. He was with Forrest also, playing
. It wasin
Aprllnflbnhnt l’lornnce made his first
'mnead once“. It was in awhimsl-
gullbyfaahlonsd by Brougham and called
NAM“ the Lyceum; or, Green Room
” It was supposed to represent a
The following August Flor.
has appeared as Lord Tinsel, in “The
1 back." In the Broadway theater.
very Inca-fol. Florence war
Jan. i. It“. Ilia wife had been
Pray, one of the Pray alatara,
and sketch actresses Bit-s. Flor
sonamada annexe for herself as a
In. Their characters. she an n
git-Lbs as an Irish boy.rundr
talk of the town.
As I nautical Joker.
about thb time that Florence be
be kaownss a practlcfl joker. llr
Sotbsra were ugagnd in in}
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wmontoitbnroom nor
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for the npoaksrnbip for the next house 0!
rcpruuiotativcs was transferred in earnest
yesterday from Washington to this city.
Mr. Grim already
Representative John DeWitt Warner, and
in New England by Sherman floor and
George Fred Williams. They have been
aided by Congressman Tracy. the lfiaw
York Times. the St. Louis Republic and
other ardent supporters of itir‘. Cleveland.
crnor Abbott and Congressman O'Neill,
the Democratic leader of Boston, are sup-
Mr. Crisp and Mr.
Mills will Iced on
the first ballotno-
body questions.
The only hope en~
terminal! by Mr.
Springer, Mr. By-
num, Mr. MCMIIr
Ian or Mr. Hutch
is that he may
have a chance in.
the even t of a
deadlock. Mr. \
Mills’ friends
claim flvotes to-
ward the us and
Crisp's friends say
he has 10? votes pledged. This. is said a
conservative estimate. They leave out
Connecticut and Brooklyn entirely and
expect to get at least two more votes from
the other from California and finally all
but two from New York. Should they suc-
ceed they would have a majority on the
min. One day Southern
m Plieroy. the non of the
Baum» abrnaklast. While
licence
that In health denuded
draw himself up and down
flotation ran down and
”I that litaroy was insane and
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l'nrk City.
New Your, Xov. w~The active content
here, Mr. Springer
:, fir arriruionavuorn-
lug train and Ir.
. Mills came later.
Hr. Mill’s object
ive point was
Brooklyn, and he
went directly to
the house of Mr.
Thomas G. ShearL
man,at ITO Colum-
. bin Heights. The
1 Mills . boom has
. 5 been engineered of
. late by members
w ofthelleformclub
oi this city, under
the direction of
It. Q. HILLS.
Senator German, Governor llill, Gov'
toho friendly to Mr.
Crisp. That
W. I. SPRINGER.
Pennsylvania, two more from Alabama.
first ballot. 0f the other candidates Sprin-
ger will get the votes from Illinois and a
few more from Iowa, Nebraska and possi~
bly Minnesota Bynum will have Indiana
and Hutch Missouri. Wilson, if he enters
the race, will have West Virginia. McMil—
lan will have Tennessee and a score or
more of scattering votes. If there should
he a prospect of close work between Mills
and Crispat last, many of the new incur
hero who have no special preference will
vote for McMillan long enough to see
which way the cat is going to jump.
THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
Jim-sin hrkla Knocked Out by Johanlo
Grima.
New Dawns, Nov. unm'l'be fight to a
finish betwren Johnnie Gritliu, of Brain-
trce, Mass, and Jimmie Larkin. of Jersey
City, lenthcrvreighta, at the Olympic Allr
Iotic club last night for a purse of can».
of which R500 went to the loser, was won
by Griffin in the fourth round
In the second round Griflin got in three
righthaaders on Jimmie’s body. and it
was evident that Larkin was gone. Larkiu
was soon knocked down. but arose before
three had been counted.
In the third round Gridlu pushed Larkin
out of the ring over the the lower rope and
the bell rang for “time." Larkin wancar~
rind to his corner and complained that his
right leg was sprained. It was robbed and
he limped to the center of the ring for the
fourth round. The fourth round was a
short slugging match, in which Larklu
was twice knocked down. The first time
be arose in five seconds and the second
time be was counted out.
ra- War Against filo-«star.
qucmm. N. J .. Nov. '1).——1'hc Law
and Order league. of Camden, N. .l., has
taken up the cudgrl against the Gloucester
racetrack, and If the place in not cloned
within forty-eight hours a force of roan
will be rout down there snlileient to arrest
all attaches oi the track. The concensus
of opinion is that Thompson will not dare
keep the track going another week in de-
dance of the law.
Yale's last fraction Gama.
New Haven. Nor. W.«Captain lic-
Clnng, captain of the Yale football
eleven, had lbs team in the held Thursday
tor thirlast practice. lie worked theta
hard for half an hour. altar which be
drilled them in all their tricks and nix-
naia. Special police-amended the held
and kept a sharp eye on all was" by. No
one wan allowed to not even abirdsrye
view.
Jack Mm Veer Ill.
Nsw Your, Nov. aleach llernpnsy in
still very ill with malaria.
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The People's Party Seems to will take an wallow...“
was held here in the morning. This was
gmgfinegcgt:hfn:;lfiileu$;?3: William Keck, a quarry man, of lrontou,
posed of the I-‘armors’ Alliance, the Farm-
era’ Mutual Benefit asimcinliou. Knights Nibcb and men.
of Labor. Cltiseus’ Alliance, Working band on Well"
men’s league, Patrons of Husbandry and
kindred organizations to consmlt .50.", willvlsit Chiragoduring the \Vufld's fair
calling . convention of all these "will“ and compete for a prize in the Elntoddlml,
tions on Feb. a The committee decided with seven choirs lrom Wales ands num-
that this convention. looking to unity in
legislative demands and political action,
shall he held at some point in the central
m ’i'hc thins of - rim of meeting the old Benton bookseller, who and last
was left to Messrs. Tamil, 'I‘nubeueck and week, leaving 8,000.0»
choose from the following cities: lndinnv
apolia, Ironinvillo. St. that». Chicago, cm III-med “mutual. Wealrfiu rm! Iso.
cinnati and Springfield, Ills. This com-
mittee will select the one that offers to do
most for the meeting. The committee in
trial union is two delegates from each con.
about 660.
" redefine stewed
Hush speculation is current In Wash-
lngtouastn when H "M wvrfionawr Bill
Anonymous letter-synod carols accusing
the New York Jewelers’ .trsmnnllun of din-
orimlnatlon against the Ila-brown have
been circulated at New York.
So great has been the atuudaaos at the
. New York borne show that at least 51m,”
the Alliance. Ialghts of Labor. I'atrnaa will he milled on the criterpriae.
u Husbandry “g 3..., Kindred 0,... William I’rltehanl has contracted with
“nun”. ” mm m "hm", M the Mflllcwl‘ gurermnem to construct a
harbor at boomer-talcum, in the state of
Pool ‘l'holr Political litvowgtb If Possible Vera Cruz. for “filth"
lununarous. Xov. til-Jilin moat im-
portant meeting that has yet occurred in
connection with the Alliance convention
Be Booming.
a are tour convention canton
Onetbinl of the Wll-‘itl crop of North
Dakota in reported on still unloved-hell, as
the cold summer and luck of .--. counted»
tlona for thresin-rs pmvmtl {mater-9 from
obtaining help. ‘
Pt, II in jail,tlireulnur-lwitli lynching,
charged with the murder of Mrs. William
wounding of her hlllr
, lay.
The Mormon church choir, too strong,
bar of American choirs.
Bequests to educational institutions-ad
charities to the amount of $500,011) are
made in the will of I". 0. II. P. Burnham.
Baumgartcu, who were instructed to Jacob Runner has been a. '
Plttshurg on the charge of killing a boy
Rudoer threw a stone at the boy, whom
is found in his cherry tree at Rimcoton.
a.
After an investigation of charges of in,
human treatment of the forty United
States prisoners in the rkanus peniten-
tiary, Attorney General . liller has ordered
their removal to the Columbus peniten‘
[oriental organization and one delegate ‘M'
for each 10),!!!» votes cast by the People’s J- "“bb‘r'l MD". charged with "'3 ht“
party. This will maize a delegation of tray-l of Nellie Baker, at Karissa .Clty,
Mu, married the young woman Wedneo
“This gathering willholhe mootitupor- d-r-clupins her band throws!» Wuhan
tnnt that has ever assembled in the linited 0‘ ““3“ 55' cannot W" “9““! “Dill"
States," said Chairman ’l'errnll, of the ex- him.
ecutivecommjttce. “There will becightccn Governor Jackson. of Maryland. bu so
or twenty organizations ,. «I; it , ‘ ’ cx-L'uugn Gibson to the
will not be a meeting for politicaipnb vacancy in the l'uited 5‘4“” ”In”.
poses. The union will declare its princi- caused by the death of Senator Wilson.
plea, and then the political party that The appointment is for about a month
adoptnn platform which conforms must only. II “it “bikini!" “l“ meet. in Jlfl'
nearly to our declaration of principleswill nary to elect I new senator.
got our votes." ; Francis L 'I'embroeck has been elected
they raver the subtrwnaury Plank. president of the Young Men’s Republican
At today's session of the 1". I. B. A. the club of Monmouth county, N. J.
following unicorn were elected: President, Gert rude and Adelaide llurgin were
3. S. Gaul, of Iowa; vice president, W. A. stabbed dangerously by their demented
Bartlett,of West Virginia; secretary, John brother in a tit. Louis boarding house.
P- Stills, 0' "“30“ _ A novel company has just been organ—
n was vow! w increase the nor unu- lard on Puget Sound for the propagation
“I from “mt“ “5'“- cents. Tb“ “l“ b' of black cats on an urinml to be purchased
used in pushing the P. M. 111‘- in ore-r for that purpose. The cats are to he
lied territory. A resolution was presented "M for "my fur.
indming “I. aubtreasury plank of "m M“. Clara Hummell. arrested at New-
Alliance and favorably received but not ark charged by b" husband, Alfred Hum.
voted upon. A joint committee of the II . .
organisations is at work and it is probable a;,ffififliii’xliigwiiifghwezw:ri
that a joint platform will be ado ed. leased .
Taubonrck says the l-‘, M. It. A. is in Kvor I from ““3“" ‘
of the third party consolidation which. he .leulcnant ‘ ommontlar Chm!” .M‘"
thinks. is bound to occur in a few 0.”. thou. commander of liw I nits-ti auster-
Illl l'nr- - flaw Alli Ihlp Psalm, died at bison-rims.
'l‘bc ultimatum of the Alliance tothe
anti-subtmaury people is that the OYKIB- TARRED AND FEATHERED A GIRL.
fashion will not reel-dc from it! ulherenoa lull- Imu'n l'orncrulwra Hold for 'l‘rlal
totbc ()esla demand on this question. s: on» (innit-'7, n. .r.
:1; affiliate-mum? Himmler Gina (taxman. ‘; ' ..\'ov. 3L~~Tblfilcn
“9" MW Gardner “'hlte'ca » no tarrcd and fen -
430w" ablation “’0! h." ‘0 “l. A" cred Julia Beam lush weeks ago were hell;
2:1?“ is the sown-neat ownership of for trial here. The prisoners achohn 'r.
“’5' Baughan, Austin Link. Michael Collins,
Issuer Wale-n Attach- the President. Edward Shannon, llarry Thatcher, Clark
Dawn, Nov. 33,—.“ the scale: 01 ab. Pink, and Frank Miller. Mni. Bailingtoo
mining congress United 51M may): Booth of the Salvation Army is behind
Wolcott. of Colorado, made a forcible will NIP ll"! KM ‘0 "1'0"“-
, .Wh in favor of When the exannnntion of Michael Col.
n... free “.1 un. lion was begun Julia Ileam was meant
“mm wrung.“ witness called. she came quietly and
silver, and took modestly into the room. her eyes red from
advantage a m. weeping. There was nothing about her to
opportunity to mark the shocking depravity that Glen
“fike a blow at Gardner pruplr- tail: so much about. 0n
Mment yum. the contrary, she would llnpma almost
.0... n. slim any one as a quiet, well behaved girl. and
mg. a. Mo... If she only possessed the necessary ap
"an“ of .u... pnnlshe would be morn than ordinarily
to intansthemost “Infill"-
”WNW” ”ugh. Elba related how she had been in the
"I "a perpe- cornfield on the night of Oct. it with her
tratnlmad stuck. sister. inward link and Ellwood Woman.
ed 5......" 35... While there ten masked men bull sudden
man‘s predicting ly sppenred; one Ila-l alright her by the
that mu, . drew hair and dung her violently totbnground.
lotion of mom, Then some one had turn on her clothing.
(a) nllvnr would and she was covered with tar and feathers
drive the “on out from her waist to her feat.
The charge made again» each of the
making that statement. “a nines m. m. prisonm is man“ and battery, but under
var circulation had my,“ Into ind” the statutes of flow Jersey it is punishable
of millions. that the lineman following Woman-II in "w "alumni to:
had “a!“ lie Pam“ “d was m two years and a Inn of tall
lag an increase in the circulating cur- ""‘"““““““‘““" "W“
3:"- “” anon": chm
liar of the t ’
the nrlumraey. The silver dollar in an
honest one. The in of bimetallic-
any it is snout dollar. but ships rails
lloatolrivnrpoolaud you wlliarlanrqual
number of gold ones lea-the transporter
tins sap-am
he Want Ion not“
to report within the next twenty days.
I'D. flash of Representation.
The basis of representation decided upon
for the meeting of the Confederated Indus-
anxarou womm.
of the annuity. and claimed that since
other (3. retry Annual la Verb-wt
by a Detention.
Bangs, Vt, Nov. ”"0“!" Curtis
I'nrry was amused at Washington upon
tbnehargr of having robbed an Ilprrna
car on the Saw York Central railroad,
anartltlcn,li. Y..on hunt. I last. The
nrrnntwsn mats by uranium-«h at
l" m the lash-run may, who has tracked
My foresaw titan, be “fl-Imus! .
of a watch
r» Ibsen lines.
humans. Pa, Ker. alum-ties
more. was instantly killedaad Vie
tullskul was mortally wounded by .
fallof topacal in the Sayre Notch col-
Aathnay Bile-sly was billed in the
colder: by a similar fall.
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Spring Styles
HATS
IN ALL GRADES AND COLORS 0F
stiflandsnljlelsfiilkllals
Boy‘s Kate and Caps. Crush lists for lien and
Boys. ‘Sutrla Soft lists for Men at
KNAPP’S,
9i Washington St.
Particularlttentlonl’sidtofhing.
cleaning and ironing Sill lists.
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the trouble to newer
are not in our line.
7, , difficulty in finding annit that suits yen?
‘If you do; what is the troiiblei Whatever it is, we will'take »
e'it. W e/ sell no unsuitable suits; they
We make it our business to hold the
lead by keeping ahead in fit, material and price. Whatever
else happens, you can make up your mind to one thing——
there will be no mistake about the fit, and in all other re:-
8pects We will guarantee to give you perfect satisfaction as ”
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WlllEBlSlllll 8
reap the benefits of the specie
from 20 to 30 percent.
DRESS
Mourning Stri at 23c.
iii-inch Homes on at 47c.
shade and black at Be a yard;
Come in naive will sell you use
Flushes air. all reduced.
BI'L'N'T SEWING _.‘,iII.K, 10!) yds. 7c.
BLACK. 100 yds. 5c.
BUTTON HULK TWIST. lflc rim.
EMBROIDERED TeriT. 7v doz.
lil‘b'T GILT—EDGE .Hfl'llilt'AN PINS.
(all sin-n) 5c payer.
ENGLISH I'IS BOOK 9".
BEST MUURNINU PINS. tic hos.
We vault call
Pores on this site
Gents‘ unlnundcrcd Shrine-3: n.)
WAIISU'I‘TA M [’SLIN, valued
rice 50c.
price, inc.
rice, 44c.
22c u
(lents' fast black half hose.
All the Ladies’ and Gents‘ 121}
Full line of Genta’ Winter (310
$.49. The 87.29 Blankets, sale
Big job in 55c Turks Rod To
Blankets that were
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Extra large size, all
price the each. And so we no
annual.
Mirth
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lfilk Pans, 10c. ‘
WW unlity, 16c.
Clothes Pu ey to.
Wily Hog bristle Shoe
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Blithe“ lie.
Scrub Blather. vain roe.
Brand the. on M
Bent ' a, to bottle.
Granithnrent lessthanconi.
'l‘ln in.
m 10¢.
Glass Water Pittman. 190.
Souih Norwalk, Bonn.
. In still your attention cute mum to the inn that it is our
intention it rose up our tuslnsss In South Ismail, we would
say that we are long It sumrlybior the reason that you may
_ prices which we are compelled in
offer |_|I order in close out mistook. We also acknowledge that
in a hill of a way as man a benefit, for we are thus ails to con-
trol 9m stock from goods to minty. Many, are taking advantage
of this chance to lay Ill their more: and spring goats. ltu had
letter to the same, in! we guarantee you a clear saung oi
Fancy Plaid at 10c. Fancy Plaid at 17c.
Fancy and black and white Fluids at 22hr.
Serges in fancy and black and white Plaids at 23c.
44-inch Serge in fancy Plaids at 45c.
loviuch Camels’ Hair Plaid at no.
Ila-inch Flunne in plain colors and black at 22th. a yard. 38-inch
Flannel in plain colors and black at 35c a yard.
nel in plain colors and block at 42.1.0 a yard. 54-inch Flannel
in plain colors and block at lilo a yard.
54-inch English Broadcloth in colors and block at 95c a yard.
38-inch Tricots in colors and black at 39¢! a yard.
86-inch Henriettns in black and colors, full dress pattern, at 97c.
:irLinch Heuristics in black and colors at 23c a yard.
10 pieces Storm Serge, this stile 35c a yard.
We shall close out our entire stock of all-wool Henriettas in eve
. In Black tools our stock is somewhat broken, but we can
Slill show you lllllll‘. a line If you are In need of a Black llress;
NOTIONS.
HOEiERY.
{our attention to a few of the lad-Down
Genls’ Night Shirts. some quality as the above shirts; sale
Choice of 150 styles of tiers, costing from 20(- to 30c eaeh; sale
Gcnts' gray mixed Shirts and Drawers. goml value at ti‘zlc; sale
Small lot of Gonts' Outing Shirts, all reduced; sale price from
Children’s red and natural Wool Shirts at one-half cost.
for loss than 250: Sale rice, 15c pair.
Lndics‘ red Shots on Pants, were 89c. suloipric 3. 73¢: each.
nomEfixcs.
White Counterpnuos, full size. no dressing. in flu-t n daisy, was
89c; sale price The. 81.51) Counterpnnes, sale price $1.2 . 81.98
Counwnmnos, sale price than. ‘ .
Ladies Skirt Patterns, were 390; sale price 290..
Fort extra-nice Blankets, those that were 09.00; sale price
price $6.09.
. .25. sale price $1.89; Blankets that were
02.69. sale price 3241!); Blankets that were 89c, sale price 75c;
Blankets that were the solo price lite.
men towel
um’k
price whereby you would save at least 25 per cent.
KITCHEEWARE.
Mosuthmlttsputnumfitn
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Fish and Vegetable Marke'
Where] can always rind th Freshest Pin
and Vegetables. Also Salt looked Fish.
Oysters, clams, lobsters,
Pure Tomato liaison,
imported Sardines
Agents for Wnkeman's Crumcrv Butter.
3rders delivered prompllv
HUNT 8!. ZELUFF.
Any article that has outlived
'3': years of competition and im-
itation, and sells more and more
each year, must have merit.
Dobbins’ Electric Soap, first
made in 1m», is just that article.
Those who use it each week (and
their name is legion)" save
clothes and strength and let
soap do the work. All that we
can say as to its merits, pales
into nothingness, before the
story it will tell, itself, of its
own perfect purity and quality,
if you will give it one trial.
Ask your grocer for it. He has
it, or will get it. Try it next
Monday.
GOODS.
44-inch Flan-
thcse goods are worth 59c ayar .
There are many imitation
N, 8. Electric Soaps in which elec-
_ tricity playsuopart. Dobbins’
IS the original one, all Magnetics, Elec-
trics. and Ellectmli‘lagics are fraudulent
imitations. Ask for Dobbius’ Electric,
see that our name is on every wrapper,
g and if any other is sent you by your
grim-r, when you order consent! it
back to him.
at cost. [in Sills, labels and
I. L. (Tums & Co.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Peat Moss
STABLE BEDDING.
(lean. Economical. Healthful. at
"All THE BEST OF Sllllli.
H Al ELTO N
Cross Creek
COAL.
Hickory. llal, Pine and Chestnut
WOOD.
Baled llav and Straw
lillllll glllll Hill.
lraxcx’ PLUSH BALLS AND ORNA-
; MEX'I‘S. 15c doz.
‘ MI't'IIAflE, 40 bottle.
,qul'lll GLUE. 50 bottle.
gun-mar: 011.. 4c.
i; liiCNlliSl: C(mux. (all colom n- doz.
; Lamas: MISSES' and BABIES nose
1 strmmus, me.
bosom, reinforced back and front,
at Tor each; sale price 500 each.
They can't be bought elsewhere
Raymondlrolhers
Hose; sale price, or.
van at specially minced rates.
"'W'rsah'so'gnash'n'iora.
le Damask, 44c per yard.
fancy bordered, Wore :l3ci'sulo
cup on giving you price after
imm‘l‘m w
NOTE.
Bent Burners, 5, o and to.
Vinegar (liningI 10c.
We’ll “tweet?“
caretaker-33inch. '
m0 ved water set, not.
to 5i”. in, 23,282, according
i V D
Wm wrndncl’ on on white Gran .
newsman.
Handsomedeeoratndhsm ,with
shallots match. moccasins:
ms to low price of $1.09.
Norwalk Chronicler