not... Divided on an Im-
phylaut Question. 5‘
. Matti. loonvrrriorroo
. I. Ila" at la-phla In Date--
‘ {may run . Vera-Illa”. Thorn
mm.» tan or. Alliance Con-
W o- ”0-0- ,5:
Wartime, Nov. 21.——¢lhairman w.
Winger, of the anti-anhtreaoury Alli—
,‘m executive committee, has issued :1
nalllor i national convention at all anti-
mullano'c men to be held at
Imp”; Die. 16. Thiaisthe first move
ermine an oppoaitlon to the Alliance,
H. B. A. and People's party, and is the
“heartheproteat of the McAllister fuc-
ino Peapla'a Party will who.
. The conraeol all the parties for the in-
turn has become well defined. At present
the will he no formal indorsement or
Mtween the Alliance, F. M.
B. A. and the People’s party. The execu-
/ tin commltteeof the People’s party, upon
the advice 01 Ignatius Dounelly, hos de-
cided not to push its demand: for indoree
, not at this time. The committee thinks
4 4 Matthenationalconvention of the party
”summer a platform can be built that
' willaervethe common political purposes
‘ of "arm inductrial organisation in the
country. Jerry Slurp-on says that the
. ' , 7 of all these interests will be
a direct runlt of the Confederated nuions’
‘ , confluence next February, and that it lain
' thin conference that the People's party’s
claim [or support will be pushed.
' Pear Hillto- Voters ”preheated.
The party manager: claim that their
Calm prin'ciplesand avowedqu
represent the combined eflorts of comm
vets. Theremoval oi the probability oI
alight upon the third party question in
the Alliance council loaves that body with
mature bacillus of public importance.
. The Alliance has reelected President Polk
' and the old board of odlcere.
' The Parmen' Mutual Benefit association
eledtad 8. 8. Game, of Miuouri, president;
W. A. Bartlett. of West Virginia, vice preo
Halt, end 1. P.‘ Stelle, 01 Illinois, cemetery
I ‘ . and treaaurer. and enthusiastically in.
Mrs-n lac-Ire Attacked.
w. a. W, or Miaciaeippl, chair-
man or the more committee of the
Anfi-BuhtreaanryAlllanceJoday publishes
an letter making a fierce attack upon
Dr. W. lilacnne, chairman of the execu-
tivaeontrnittee of the Alliance, whom he
aocuaea o! cheating the Bubacribers to the
Tom Alliance Exchange out of $143,000,
The executive committee of the People’s
have lashed a proclamation signed
by I. Taubeneck chairman. which says;
“Thin in no lungwr any doubt that can-
dfllfl. for prenidcut and vice president
will he in the field before June I, 1&5,
nominated by the People's party. No in-
l
The lining (begun.
Duran. Nov. 21,—Tbe committee on
molutlona of the Mining congreaa ban
a followa:
m the tint National liningcou
”b unit-rob” in lever o! the prindple of
IWINNIMJelerIm and Ham
Immoral“ by oontmwa in 1mm
‘ hythemntrylorallpublicaud
mwdmtheflntym or our-hie
each-inn
whichtrunta silver aaamm-
believe that gold and silt-or
aal rights. on and
and to that end we demand
United Staten the
‘1. ‘m Yate no a nu- Indian.
mun. aaldthat In
and Republican.
- murmur "
maroon: of the refusal of “the Alliance '
twynhstwehalieveyuldaudsllvecmtowm
d the other. are the money
of the conetltntion; that wearaop-
I
l
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J
WORLD'S MB MATTE”
My a! latent?! About the throat Gil-
cagu Exposition. ,
Chicano, Nor.£1.——'I‘he subjects that will
betalked about at the political nod eco-
nomic return: concrm during ’tbe
World'e fair have junt been provisionally
aettlcd. Separate international (1’!le
ore to he held on each of the themes at lob
lows:
(a) Prditi-‘zul Economy . be province of gov
crnment; the wealth of nations: the distribu-
tion of wealth; the problem of want: the
concern! poverty, llVOltlnNfl. ruraldo and no
controllable; mat of vroduetiun Iu producera;
coat of window: to «mourners, etc.
(In Public IlevmnwA-Their hwy. mlloctlon
and diebnmmcnt; thedistribo- r it! tbobur-
darts o! taxa'iou: modern them me u! taxation,
etc.
, (c) S tietkle~The column of autistic-u; the
appiim an o! atntietim to public laminate and
political allaire: mocha mothoda and reenlta,
,and wherein the name may be enlarged and lino
fprovcd. ,
(d) Weighta and anru—‘Prmt internar
tiouul dill-am of weighta and museum. and
the Importance of the adoption of a uniform
system by the leading nation and ita eaten
aiouurapidlyaemaybethrouxhout the
world. ,
(e) Foetal Service~bifleroumin the prevent
aymeuxa oi variant 1:01)th and the impor‘
thrice of n unilorm system be adapted by the
leading nation». and it: poorly extension
thronghrut lha‘ world.
(I) tinlfrage-»-Snll’ragc. In It now exists. In re
public. kingdom nod empire: the right to vote,
its vulture. oxmdition-l. exemptions and qualificar
tiomr, including ngc. oer. nativity. naturalist
tion, education. property, payment of mu,
etc. .
(3) Civil Service Relwm L—The principlee
which abould govern the public aervice, and
thepractical application of those principles to
that aervicc -
To hoist an American flag on every
schoolhouse in the United States at the
time of the dedicatory ccrcruonieeiethe
ambition ol the publishers of the Youth's
Companion. ,
Up to the present time mlfiflsiuonraucc
is carried on the buildings at Jackson
park. The amount in increased (rpm time
to time as the buildings approach comple-
tiou.
'AI
" 'ciuuuijgruuuf
o Are you particular about’tho mutteruf a perfect lit? ,1 If
youorc not, you certainly cugbiitobu. * "There is only "one
sort of fit about a suit of clothes thatf'dwsu’t sit easily—«it
is {ii for nothing. ,
too 1003on in another, it should share the fate oif’every other
uuisaubemit ought Eto be abated. You cuuuot be too fas- -
tidious for us. The more particular you are, the more you
will appreciate the attention which we give to cwrytbjpg hit"
that contributes to. a faultless clothing outfit. ' '
, If it crampsgyou in bud place and hangs
At Abing‘lon. \‘n.. it. 5 Bingham, a
Hethodlst rainbow. our-”dived him-elf.
aaylnx that h» b... u air idiot Frank
Queeuaherry (lurinu .4. or» rm],
At the Miller soil purl“, Wnruuw, N.
Y., Patrick Blew. bah int» n rut oi boil-
lllfl brine Illa! W5!!! {utility a‘mtlllml.
Another union on the Sun Frurrclnco
can the civilians lurvc wwmtl good no
ecln, but not one it n rum-ii either for
the linltimore or the S m Fl‘élllfllflw.’ They
havellluch and 10inch .trmntrong gum,
but the gnntrenare no unmflliulthat they
do no elective work.
The president Int-v nmm'mml Dolphin '1',
Roberta, of Evunarille. Incl, to be yo.
,corder of the com-rut Inn-I ulllce, vice
t Janice M. Townsend, minced. Mr. Rob-
? ertaiaa colored run" not! .1 minintcr.
A number of car-i have juat been built
for the Canndinn l’ncillc railroad for the
pnrpoao oi trallnporllng trumps acroes the
Dominion to ”filial! Goduurbbt, lndia and
other nations»
A awiudler giving the name 0! C. Ii.
Bey olda, claiming to be a member in
gooxatanding of the Ilaluvin (X. Y.) Mar-
aonlc lodge, ha been working the Hudson
river towns. halting aid of the Masonic
lodges on the plea that he who in needy
circumstances.
General lien Butler’s phyaiciun say» hi-
patient'a illness in painful but notrlanger-
ona.
John A. King, who waa .- ‘ in
Brooklyn and taken to Benton charged
with attempt to defraud the John Ilau-
oockaud New York Life Insurance com-
panies, wart held in $51“) for the grand
inn. .
There are sixty-two meet at diphtheria
at Toronto. The hoapitula are full of pr
tienta.
One aection of a dinner in the Reming-
ton Paper company'o mill at “‘atrrtown.
N. 1‘2, exploded, causing about wine
damage and aerioualy welding Milton
Jones.
Charles “'. Soley fell through a akyligbt
at Philadelphia some time ago end cur
He Says He Has No Speaker-
ship Favorite.
IS lilWllllllOll HILL 011T P03 OBIS”
“wt-ac. the latter nrrnfcrrepr- ”a
rate we» aorta u u. the Not Think
Illla Would inn—a moor-ea. rm
hope. In an York's Miniature.
Kw Your, Ear. zit—The Recorder aaya
that eavPreaddeut Grover Cleveland au-
thorize; the statement that be is taking
no part in the contest {or the apeakevahip
of the house; tlrat be is air much the friend
ofeach candidate as ho hr of any other:
that be baa never declared hinrnelf unfavor-
inrz Mr. Mille more than Mr. Crisp, or Mr.
Springer, or Mr. McMillan, nod that he haa
not made and doea not intend making any
luggeationv in respect to the organiaatiou
of the houae of representative“. Mr. Cleve
land made thia expression of his viewa to
no eminent politician and personal friend
who went to him last Thuraduy In behalf
of one of the candidates for the speaker-
whip.
flat for Any 0-. In I'artlenlnr.
"It is not true that I have said I wanted
Mr. Mills toheepeaher," replied Mr. Cleve
land in mlatauce. “I am a friend of Mr.
Mills, but I am also the iriend of Mr.
Springer and Mr. Crispaud Mr. McMillan".
lam equally interested in the canvass of
each 01 these gentlemen, and any one of
my name by the iricmb- 0! Mr. Milla icon»
warranted and unjust to rue.”
There is more npeakerubip content in
New York this week than there is in
Wubingtou. Each of the cundidntee, with
one or two exceptions, in rocking Tam-
many Hall mum-nee and the votes of the
New York delegation. It is said that New
York members, whether Tammany or not,
Mite Julia Nelson has been U
commiseioner from Sorwny to women's
department.
STETSON SETTLES FOR 330,000.
A Novel Gambling 8-“ Joel Ended at
Boston.
Booms, Nor. 21.——.iohn Stetaon. tanker.
broker and theatrical manager, has paid
to Mrs. Anna 15. Everett 8!),000, and thue
aettled one of the most remarkable crises
ever tried. Mrs. Everett claimed that
Stetson was the proprietor of a swell
gambling club, known as the Carlton. On
Nov. 2, 1&9, Jonathan llournc, Jr., of New
Bedfartl,eou of the late millionaire mill
owner, bucked the tiger at the Carlton
club and lost 8.51110 in one netting. lie
was drunk and later compromised by pay'
in; 816.000.
One of Mr. Stetson’s clerks, George
Everett, knew of this incident, and when
he was arrested on the charge of mnbeulo
ment alleged that Stetson wanted to get
rid of him that he might not we too much
of what wax done at the (‘nrllon 'I'heu
Everett’s Wilt: Went to bin I‘t‘nclli.‘ in a
novel tvny. Therein no old law in Mnem-
cbusette which gives to any person the
right to cue for money lost at gaming by
any other person, provided the loser does
not bring unit within three months. In
case of recovery the plaintifl is to receive
three times the amount loot. Hrs. Everett
immediately aucd Stetaon to recover 851,-
III), which it three times the amount Mr.
Bonrne lost at gambling, including inter»
est.
Mrs. Everett minced to llaten to any
talk of aeonrprotnlae until the criminal
case against her husband wan withdrawn.
Ats p. m. that caae was nol pursued. and
a [cw minutes Inter Mr. Stclaon'a lawyer
paid to Mn. Everett WA!” in each.
A (tn-aim cooking Viahballa.
N“ Yours. Nov. 2Lw'l‘herc is one
counteaa in thht city who it not above
cooking dabballa tor a living when neces-
sity bring: her to that dire-extremity. She
in the Counteae Marie von Stumpi, and
aha in head cook at the Gold liruhe mtau-
raut in the treatment 0! tall Broadway.
She wasooceaaouhretle in one of lien
Amberg'e compoulra, and la suing for an
abaolutc divorce from Count Donia
‘ Stumpf. who fell in love with herin It!!!
and they were married. lie deemed her
and Marie \vaa compelled to earn her hr-
the no beat the could. Marie wanta her
divorce. aha aayc, to the can marrythe
proprietor of the restaurant
a canola». tumour tar larder.
luncheon, Kev. ill.»—Meaandar lie.
Greatly, couctable oi Mum township,
Wanhluslon county. ha- been Indicted on
a peculiar charge oi murder. In deplora-
hcrhe titrated Sir? mama Lem
charmed wlt aerate y w It. a
hor's child. the. landwlg'a two-yearn“
chlldwaaaerlotuly lllandehe heard the
outer to wait until the child unwell.
Ncijready forced the woman togetvith
him. The charge against her war mm
turned. but capo-ore killed her child.
re: a Mata-a wean. elect
limo". Nov. its-ultra. flotilla M
ridgealtrooklyn widow who adult-that
MbMymthtth-fltoha
more“
care-trio" years. war
are for Mills.
himself slightly. A good Mud piece oi
glau has just been taken from his throat,
where it had been imbedded.
Jedcdlab Bowen died at llrpon, “'15.,
aged seventy-live. Mr. Bowen is credited
with having been the lieutenant of A. I".
Bony, founder oi the Republican party.
and was a prominent figure in politics
about forty yearn ago.
Mel. Steit bomwhipprd Edwin 5. “'il
lard, a tanner clerk of her Imsband'e, and
now a rival ltltl'rktlv'llrr, in the etreeta oi
New Haven, for alleged elnnder.
worms tor a demo: Enclosure.
One Harri-ml Young Lady Killed and An.
other Frat-all, Injured.
liarrrronu. .\'ov. Stir—Mme Mlllll’t’ll Ilur-
den. 01 Burnside. was in unntly killed and
Misc Kittie Williams Intnlly Injured by a
freight train ut the Mnln atmt crossing in
Boat Hartford loot evening. The bullet
cupped back to avoid a pumnger train,
when the freight bait-lied down and mu
over them. .
There was no rmr light on tln- {rmgill
K train and "it uppr-mrh \t.l'fi politely with
out warning. 3dr.» erzmms woenith the
young Indies, but marred with slight
bruise».
Mayor surge-Pa III-van l‘all.
are uu,‘ '. ' yet excert Cummings, who
is [or Crisp, and Tracy and Warner, who
Mr. Milla In Brooklyn.
“Brooklyn has been highly honored,"
eaid tax—Congressman Felix Campbell to
Congressman Roger Q. Mills yesterday.
“We have had Criap, Springer and McMil-
lin here, no well no younell." Congrwv
mun Mills looked surprised at learning
that his rivals had preceded him, but
Congreeernun William J. Coombe relieved
him by saying: "lint you will get all the
votes." lint. llng'v Melaughliu did not
meet Congrmrnau Milla, and an no one
could speak tor the Kings county leader,
Mr. Mills was not altogether certain when
he let! for Washington tin-t be bad the
four votea' in his pocket. In conversation
with Rev. (Ybnrlee ll. llall. Mr. Mllla said:
Not a Free 'I’rndav.
"I am not a free trmlcr. replied the con-
gressman. That is a concoction of the
enemy. lbelieve in a tariff for revenue
only, with the least burden 0! location.
Until )lr. Cleveland wrote his turnout
manage in 18"“. manufacturer» believed
that they nwevl their prmperily to protec-
tion. They are gradually getting over
that error. The silver question, the lodge
bill and other aide hence ahould be rule
gated to the rear. I! we concentrate all
our clone on tnril'l reform and make that
the role issue we will win in me"
la "III for (flap?
Wasurxcrox, Nov. 2l.—(iovrrnor Hill
to here to look up hie winter quarterl.
When asked it he did not think that Hill:
had a good show for the almakcrahip he in
mid to have remarked In his peculiarly
alanilicnnl way, “What in the matter with
Criapl". Thin in rewarded an indicating
that the notivClcvelund centimeol will
solidify about Crisp. ’
lie refused to lay whether he would take
hla not in the senate in December or Jan-
uary. adding that that queation would he
aettled hereafter.
Sargent bud a narrow more: from a hor-
rible death Friday afternoon while eo-
deavoring to run the elevator in the city
hall in the absence of the regular at-
ran it to the third awry.
out oi the car and attempted to mend it
back to the tire: floor by pulling the cable.
lie forgot nbotrt the unlomutic alldinp
door and belon- he could n-gntn the land
lug he an» caught. "in lm-euml body war
badly bruised, but be u mt vcry lortunnte
‘lh Moving lualnnt death.
like Beta OHM)” tor lira-nit nl I’ruube.
Bassoon. Me. Nov. 2l.v~~.\lrs. llatt‘n
Moore. lorrneriy uI Ilulb l'rly. .h‘lh dually
won the Iln'ltt'll oi prlllnlat‘ amt against
senator Ileaae'a Ila-tit.
llt’lmu, N. Y., Nov. 2|,—~»r§onator (lil-
bert A. Deane, of the Filleentb dixtrict.
died at hit home in t‘opttlte, ('olumUa
county. Nov. ‘11 Mr. Ileanc‘a death will
make no dlflerem‘e with the canvaaa oi
the boarda now in tendon In llutcbeaa and
Columbia countiee should the certificate
of election be given him by that-tote board
oleanvaaren. he will he declared elected
even though dead. In ouch eventaa ol-
Ileial notlhcatloa will he leeward-d to
Governor Hill and a apeclal election will
be ordered in the district. -
senator than. waa born In Connecticut
Joly fl. um. lie war. a member oi av
humbly in int and van elected tothe state
annotate 1m. reelected In laundroma-
luatad thus year. He will be hauled lon-
dayalternooa. fl ‘_
A Ila-flank. Porto”
Ana“. Elev. na'l'he death of Senator
Deane team the leglalatire must to
ly the aera- poaitlou Ia hetero.
treatmuclnalre of Iidwarvla (lade-
pendent), undo: ilopoblhaus, lo; the»
crate,
It
Should senator low-Ida vote with the
We. an action which hlo Intimate
Meadow tlva he will not take, they
would um I another number
and brother oi the Int: .‘tlnrk Hopkins. The
jury awarded her .51”), but the otnounl
wan reduced to you”, which baa finally
been paid. .
art-ally.“ ll thinner-n.
.. .. "WW...” . .... ...__
oi lnullpux but» mode Ito upptnrauce here.
All eiuh' ur-oid child oi Willard tiria
wold, in.
family of A. It. I'ye, where It cone of the
the memo. The how ha been quaran-
tined. mm W , , .
An Italian Ila-her arm .80.“. “no.
Paruncmna, Nomdlmlilaclnlo Bpl'
lalro. an Italian wholorala year-has ear-
flrflt, la mining. Me haul Own” belong-
in. to hia enactment
Ila lethal the (fleet-r Panto-en.
NEW Hulls, Nov. 2t.—-—.\luyor Joseph B.
tends-ct. The mayor rntrl't‘tl the car and
Ilene be panned
Mm Iloptinp. the tia‘nlurmn nnllmnairc,
lithium“. .\'. Y.. Nov. 21. “"ri‘nlnhf'cu
.- wilr waabes clothea lot the
tile-nae recently broke out, Iadown with
tied on a ateamahip agency, mortal More
andhauhloa butlnaaa army the poorer
ole-oi hie mntryauu at w Carpenter
neuron. Nor. ti.~l'rauk Kelhorne haa
Wrath-police aadaaya u re»
eratly robbed shape-twain in a town m
”lumen. mien. Kelborne wan M
memo) booth. (theater, Conn, to he-
llevctltohethetown when hereon-d the
laordertoaoa team. Willi-lead-
Mpolltieiaaaiaeaeh yelall thalam-
mi In t'gatmhoth he
3: re on I
create sad the ataearhly will be tied.
Mldadearllock roe-It ocean each so
made the loam-tare oi M border-hie
“Mywmtumdlmm
thanltvely.
Iyaa W W
“more. it. 1.. liar. tic-JIM Onea-
hoaidol charm-re have declared
and lathe
petroleu- WWW...
Dr. chart-e Ialhrte urea.
Jamar Gm. Nov. 3L“Df- chariot It.
lube»,
Iaherhreachelprontheaeitaplaat
mmLmehoaiwthathe
wasW-elaewheamhetwho
emu-them that was
animator-non Mara
ridge mum-lasagna
m
meatymae.
3’
Whipped by Will” (law
hence of Richard Regular with thud
Thom-OM“.
natural.
mute;
atllalla bathe lib theta”.
New to mitten-l elm Id
Valparataooithlaameelh.
AHMHMDOBM
Ina
Alan-
lmhfllfllhm
momenta»: tint-’53: Prev
ehti oi this c ty. (or. w,
W n. on. motor at u.- 5““
Preahytartaa church tor thirty yarn
and wait made woven-mus two yam
m, l‘ov. lbw—At remain the
hymn-aha! coauthored one turn a
laid and whipped and kicked him. Ito.-
“ complain! another a mum
on county reparation.
WW. liar. um her, do
’ but received a uni-gran ea»
the arrival oi the minor m
I
m. It. e. In name-nu
lat flea tat-ride! Ha
“health
Titan Lunar to 8mm
WE Pn- THEME“.
Goren
I DON‘T flELAY
rung M P‘s
M m liar at can.
“mm“wmz are.“ "
l annulment“
“BOSS”
Llaclr Erik Biscuit '
Secular each Boss 4'
biscuit is stamped
Does your grocer keep the
Boss Cracker? )
' Styles
L,
Spfing
HATS
IN ALL GRADES AND (‘OIADRS OF
stiIIandSoilflelsfiilxflals
Boy’a Kate and Cape, t‘rueh [late for Men and
Boys. Xutria lion Hate for Men at
KNAPP’S,
9| Washington St.
Prrtlcclarlttfihhl‘aidiofixing,
cleaning cntlroning hill flats.
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Q “the--.
l‘. 95. Patent 0.”,
Ollll'l‘l‘. 42:; Main Street,
________,________.___
DOUGH ERTY’S
1376 to I883.
HRIDGIZI‘OR'I‘. CONN!
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II.II Ilarkarhflo.
Surveymi’ltmhng
Ila hum son m
TIIIIIIIIEETIIlIUIIIt.
momma“.
lantern.
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‘Do you find any difficulty in findiugu suitthateuité you?
If you do, whatie the trouble? Whatever it it, we will take/ . ‘ ‘ j, .
the trouble to remove it. We sell no [unsuitable suits; theyl _
are not, in our line. We make it our business to hold the
‘ leadgby keepiug‘abead in fit, material end price. Whatever
else happens, you can makegup your mind to one thing—-
there will be no mistake about the fit, and in all other re-
spects We will guarantee to give
well as a perfect fit...
our;
In calli your attention not more to the fact that
scum Norwalfiiiih.
It is our
inltllllllll to cost up our huginess III South IIomIl. we would
say llul we are doing ll slurlytio‘r the reason that you may
reap the benefits of the spout antes Vllllllll we are compelled to
fillet underlie close out our stock. lie also acknowledge that
in a kind of a way we reap a benefit, for we are thug able In con-
ven our stock from goods to money. Many, are taking advantage
of lbs chance to lay Ill lllIlli mater and spring goods. _
teller do the same, for we guarantee you a clear sawing nI
Imm 201030 percent.
You had
9355560093.
Fancy Plaid at 10c. Fancy Plaid at 17c.
Fancy and black and white 'Plaids at 22in
Serges in fancy and black and white Plaids at 23c.
Mourning Stri at 23c.
44-inch Serge Ill fancy Plaids at 45c.
40-inch Camels’ Hair Plaid at 47c.
40-inch Homes no at 4?c.
38-inch Flanne in plain colors and block at 2250 a yard. 384mb
Flannel in plain colors and block at 35c a yard. 44-inch Flan-
nel in plain colors and block at 4240. a yard. 54-inch Flannel
in plain colors and black at inc 3 yard. ‘
54-inch English Broadcloth in colors and black at 950 a yard.
38-inch Tricots in colors and black at 31! ‘ a yard.
36-inch Henriettas in black and «adore. full dress pattern, at 97c.
38-inch Heurietlus in black and colors at 230 a yard.
10 pieces Storm Serge, this sale 35c a yard.
We shall close out our entire stock of all-wool Henriettus in every
shade and block at 47c 11 yard; these goods are worth 59¢ a yard.
_ In Black Goods our stock is somewhat broken, but we can
still slow you quit a lune If you are in need of a Black Bless.
come III and we lull sell you one at cost. llur Sills, labels and
Hashes are all reduced.
NOTIONS.
Ill-1s"? SEWIXG SILK, Ill) yds. 7c.
BLU‘K. l0» yde. 5c. ,
BUTTON lltlhl) TWIST. 15c «Inc. } )il'l‘ll..-\(ill, to bottle.
EMBROIDERED TWIST. Tvv loz. . LIQUID GLUE, 3c bottle.
ill-3T GILT-EDGE AMlZRli‘2lS l'lNS.3)l.\t‘lll.\'l§ 01!... «it.
(all slam) 5c paper. lurzsmsu COTTON. (ullwlorsl 7c dot.
ENGLISH I’l.\' BOOK 9c. ”AMI-15'. MISSES‘und BABIHS'IIOSE
Ill-1.5T MOURSING PINS. 31- box. l SI'PI’OR’I‘ERS, lilo.
HOEiERY. '
_ We vault call {our attention In a few of the Mall-flown
Putts on the slot
(lents' unlaundcrod Shirtsdflm bosom, rei nforced back and front,
WAIISUTTA ML'SLIN. valued at 7.5c each; sale price 500 each.
FANI‘Y PLUSH BALLS AND ORNA-
MEXTS. lfu‘ doz.
price 50c.
price, Itu'.
price, 44c.
”Sum“ lot of (lente’ Outing Shirts, all reduced; sale price from
"c u r.
(th dreu’u rod and natural Wool Shirts at one-hull met.
(lents’ foot black half bow. They can't be bought elsewhere
for less than 2. 3. Sale rice, 15c pair.
Lndir-e’ red Shirts nu Panto. were 89c. sale price. 73c each.
All the Lndicu’ and Gents' l2; Hose; sale price, 90.
Full line of Gente' Winter (ilovee at specially reduced rotor-1.
DOMEETICS.
White Counterpance, full nice, no dressing. in furl it delay, was
89c; tulle price 75". 01.50 Cuuntunrunes. sale price $1.21. $1.98
(Ionntenurnce, sale price 31.09.
Ladies Skirt Putter-no, ware 39c; 3qu price 29c.
Few extra-nice
WA"- The than Blankets, sale rice $95.09.
Big job in the Turkey lied To In Dumank. 44¢ per yard.
02.59
Bluuhota that were ‘2. .. sale price 07c.
price whereby you would rave at least 26 per cent.
KITCHEN-WARE.
Minimum:
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llilk Pane, 10c. Beet Bureau, 5, 0 and 7c.
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Gents’ Night Shirts. some quality as the above shirts; sale
Choice of 150 styles of ties, costing from 1’00 to 300 each; sale
Gents‘ gray mixed Shirts and Drawers. good value at Mic; solo
Blankets, thoee that were 09.00; sale price
Blankets that were 82.25. sale price “.89; Blankets that were
sale price 32.09; Blankets that were Bic, sale price 75c;
Extra large site, all linen towel. fancy bordered. were 33c; sale
price 260 each. And no we mudd keep on firing you price after
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Hammett good unlity, 160. V r (3 inc. ‘
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3% 3c. . Stilt Shaken attach an.
.00 ved water not, .09.
Q't'fi i9. 38.2%. cocci-“ding
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Where "né‘You Going?
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HUNT it ZELIIFF’S
Fish and Vegetable Marke'
Where I can alwayr lind the Freeheet Fl!
and Vegetables. Aim Salt and Smoked run.
Oysters, clams, lobsters,
Pure Tomato cotton,
Imported Sardines
Agents for “'akemnn'a Creamerv Butter.
Orders delivered ommutlv
HUNT & ZELUFF.
There is nothing, (unless—it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman’s labor as
much as Dobbins’ Electric Soap,
constantly sold, since 1869. Now,
why rub and toil. and wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
washday, when this perfect soap
is provided, to lighten your 13-
bor, and save. your clothes? If
you have ever used it, in the 22
years we have made and sold it,
you know that it is the best,
purest, and most economical
soap made. If you haven't tried
it. ask your grocer for it now.
Be sure and get the genuine,
With our name on the wrapper.
nun THIS It is not the selling
rice alone, that must
considered, in arriv-
TW'CE ing at a knowledge of
' the value of an article.
There is as much real pure mp in a but
of Dobbins' Electric asiu four bars of
any other rump mode, and it will, if used
according to directions, do four timea
us much work as any other. Ito coat '-
but a wry slight advance on that of in.
ferior soul). Insist upon Dobbins' Elev-tril-
l. L. Comm at Co.,
Philadelphia. Pa.
Clean, Economical. Healthful. at
Hill THE COST 0F ST RAW.
And
IIitlnu. flak. literal Chestnut
WOOD.
Baum" and Straw
BMIII IIIII fl.
Ila mondlrolhere
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