lfimfilfim
melee men AND GIVEN sou:
woven or svmcuaz.
the Anti- al ”Ia liven-Its Was lat
las-e—A not can In M
. mammal
ms nae-nae tyne—okay” soulless
4.! WW” um
lthduetothslndiesotflyrseussthst
tmctlyremembeved. Forweeksbefore-
hard they soldl‘tickets from house to
house,mlieitedentertainmmttorguests
thetimearrivedtheypreparsdthe
whduudmnnceivedandeutertained
visitors, etc.
leadingthemallwithher fine execu-
tive mindwas lfrs. Marylillaggulhe
president“ the Political Equality club.
‘ Hrs. Bags appointed committees and
ore to each full written instructions:
Whamghtain the preparation
of pre- notlces, opened her house as
headquarters for the commitm, and.
in fact, lived for the convention. Mr.
Boga, who mith have objected to this
pingieness of purpose in hiswife,gave
insteadthekindest 'on.
The entire rquonsibility of the finan-
cislpartwss carried byMieanlieJen-
ney,a bright young lawyer. who runn—
laedmwcll that after the closeofthc
meetings the club found itself with
money inthehank.
A workertowhmnopecialgrntitudeis
due fromthe guestsof the convention
waalrs. Dr. Pease,chairmanoftheen-
tertainmeut committee. Mrs. Peuse's
with w-tormsnyreamnspecnliorly
diflenlt; but, aided hyher committee,
“Manama-them
withwhiehguestswenreoeivedtstimd.
'lhe half has not been told,hnt so
much that in justice be said—Isabel
HowlsndinWoman‘aJournal.
The Antler 0! ”I. he."
Edna Lyell is now pale and worn with
an illnem that has quite suspended any
literary work sineethepubliostion of “A
Hardy Norseman." Writesli‘reder'mk Dol-
men in an interestingrkctche! thahmne
life and pundit! ofAds Ellen Hayley.
“The eyeshave lostn littleoftheir luster
and the cheeks the color they once [hoe-
amsed. The slight form is sosnewlnt
thinner, and the hand that claps yours
instinctively tells of much inflicting.
“But abrishtemile iseonpledwiththe
surname of cmvalescaioe. and the
voice, at first weak and low, gathersinv
tonation and quiet force when the talk
is on scene stirring topic. Like Char-
lotto Broute's heroine, Ada Ellen Bey-
.ley(the pseudonym.you see,is only s
transposition of semen! theletters inher
hptisunl name) has no beauty beyond
that intellectual beauty towhich Shelley
wrote his well known hymn.
‘Theface is smallandof uneven formu-
1ion,the broad forehead having aeug—
gestion of the masculine that is scouted
by the sweet and sympathetic cxprmsiim
of the eyes. The brown hair would be
beautiful were it not cut short and ar-
mged with an almost severe simplicity.
She usually dresses in aclose lilting gar,
merit of some plain material. Edna Lyell
owes really all her charm to her sympa-
thetic presence, ll 1 may be pardoned
the expression, her spiritual eernatnes
and tender feeling. Pity is one of her
predmninsnt qualities; there always
seems to he an undercurrent ol seduce
luhercharactcrat the misery andwoe
in the world around her.”
It. Was Not Insane.
Onecoldday lastweeksamallcrowd
collectedalongthewslk in frontottlw
Marian [louse-we neighlxl'lwod where
acrowdlsveryeasily collected—and up
peared to be interested in the‘hor'ut's
wlmhm. Asunsllnnehcaseaevery
. "Theyain'tnorowaslkwwof,"sald
he. "it's merelyaqnssthmot senilyor
insanity. Kornthere‘s that [reek there
lookinglnthewindermthemewtththe
parsed. lsopposoloughttoarresthcr
, lordrswlngamobJaIt l hstetodoil.
flush-ulna tlshomhl toknow bet.
mm"
'l'hsobjsetofall this was slash of
or swallows-lat» her
- gmmmmmehqgnmot _
,, V .. .1 70"Ilorth monomer.
”W'MMN
corneas
.,.,..
“ nth:
millennial mum W
witheunaleshaustirmssotmv
sndsltost. nelnbferpuresocl enjoy-
msntwlthout do with-
out-yelling
outmotlne,wlthout suythlnmllht the
w
‘esnwoma'n. mwapmh‘rmhu
snddiseuaassslmostwlthout t,
and without
P'
pullingmudyand theory.~BelWotntol
ViewinNewYork‘l‘imss j ‘
to: chance nasal-seek...
These are the days whenjjehsppsd
hands,rouxh faces andersckdllllpsscv
tuallyayoutlortrestmentsnchaswill
protectthsmfrolnthoeassrnells of the
ninincwindsandtheblashol driving
sleetandstormwhichwinter (isometo
bring. 'l'hehasis of”coldl;ream"is
muttmtsllowalways. Youcilnohtn’n
thisathsbutcher’smndifynutellhim
whatitis for he will select Wren
finewhite tullow,whichwill be exactly
what you want. Cntthetallotrintobits
and put itintoamucepanwithoutany
water.
Bettheenucepun in a jar or healing
watcrandletull remain until‘thelatis
thoroughly “tried" out of the tallow.
Strain through n tine sievenmd while
stillwarurstir in a teaspoonllul of the
essenceof camphorin the pmportionof
oneteaepoonful of camphor tonevcrycup
ol the tullow. Next a tohlfltionful of
your favorite perfume, and until all
isaeweetsmellingliquid. Mornithas
had time tocool ponrintoslittletoilet
jar and set upon the ice overnight. It
will keep indefinitely and will. be found
one of the best remedies in" the world
for the skin that gets rough and ”winter
sore."——New York Telegram.
Glossy flair and Nightcnpa.
lt'urunondthatglossyhuiristobe—
«soothe and that the shecny
locks-eon upon hndaohlur grand-
mothers are comiugin again with the
adoption ofeilknixhtcaps. 11'hesecaps.
itischhnedslnorhthepa'sfiirationtbst
wsakenstheroots of the hair.andprI>
teatheheud lromdraftssndlchillstht
make the hair come out. ll'he capis,
however, by nomennstheaflly lentil)
mskingthohaireoftsndshilling. 0m-
stantIa-mhinghssquite asrunch todu
whhm-wcn-keelingthsacslpcleh
by an occasion) washingvrith csstile
soapandseft watcror the ‘lwhiteotan
9%
Once! the best hair lollies is made
from rum and quinine. The object of
brushing thehairienotmlyltostimulate
the scalp and keepit free from dandrufl,
but to keep it free from every particle of
dust its entire length. FoIr the latter
purpose a brush with closely set bristles
is necessary—New York Poet. “
Southern Women In ”linden.
A recent letter in the Arkansas W0!”-
sn's Chronicle points out that in nearly
every southern state a women is state li-
brarian. The legislature oil Mississippi
has elected a woman to that position for
the past twenty years. lb Kentucky
and Tennessee, for almostammany yearn.
women have held the ofllw Ill hanlhome
salaries. The secretary of «aloof Ten—
nemee, in whose ofiloe the librarian
works, sayssin n private letter. ”since IT
have had women in the climb they have
not only given satisfactionin the work.
but have rendered theollioe where the
work is done far more cotnlfurtable and
attractive." South Carolina pays its li-
brarian. a Woman, $3.10!) a your. West
Virginia he s woman as resistant ms-
todian 0! all public buildings. mmrty,
etc, and in that capacity she has charge
of the state library.
Ill-IO Belarus nu (new Topics.
Tho national council of Women in ses
sion in Chicm agitated the accompliuh-
ment of three relorms—cllvorce. «pm!
wages for men and wormm doing the
same work and emote sensible street
dress tor women. The two drumm-
tiomd Marnie. slIhongh 01! greater im-
, penance than the last. were ons'npktely
mofiudowwl by the ”hunted interest
in the less profound and selrlous subject.
Theehlrffeelnreol the ‘neweostume
is that itsskirt reaches only midway he-
tweewthehneasnd the tape! themes.
The public will herpaml he exhibition
of this sdvanced wb until the fair
mum Mm Potter Filmer hss granted
the emineil space on the animal for the
mnuhm tospprsrtntbellewslrirtsnd
to demonstrate its superiority our the
more modest drs-el mutuality.—
Chlesp letter.
A You! Win Ill Can;
Theveml question at t‘ cabhret lav
when is
l‘
5
was.
“WI r
mammalian“ ' III-ltd
tobalficalla'gt‘l‘l: I ~ will
mine. It
E
fi’
l
1
El
mm with-1
" Stuntevantls BargainI-ldueeé.
thifiandsolittleot so manyw
Allhnshsadswhowlshtowinthssvsr-
lastlnsgratitndeof their wives drunld
writeluchletteratheyhavetomaflv
or this fashion-New York Advatisw.
Imus-gum”
'l'helatefl fancyis tlxeelegsntonaet
mainline" mulls ahmrtournecks
with the long sold chainswlth which
grandmother-Mud
our our
mused to attach their watches. 0!
veer-cit isrnnlythswisewausnwho,
hutmmedupmmchuni
instead of cutting them into short
lengthsormhanging thematthejew-
elsr's‘for more’nwtlm trinkets The
mull-will naturallybelargeineiseto
appear oldworld,too,andthewhimhu
themerltofutilityto recommenditto
Inventor it is comfortable-nil con
renient way of wesringthe mull, partic—
ularly to the careless women who are
always leaving theirs in shape and thee-
tern—NewYorklretter.
no Int-sure of Salk-agn-
During the lean of Miss Kate Field
inthiacity one conldnothelp comment
ingnpon the absurdity of our sufirage
when he stopped to think that theSicil-
'unbandit, the Russian dymmitard or
the Bohemian beggar could in a few
years after getting through the ports
obtain privileges and ammo rights that
are denied to this brilliantwomanhy
reason of her sex. What a monumental
exhibition of folly it is to deny to pure,
educated. brainy American women.
wives'sisters and daughters, the right
thht wefully extend tothesweepingsof
n .
a 92-Se- who wan. urns.
Even the majesty which doth wait
about aqueen is powerless toward elf
the ltlacks of the archenemyof wom-
an's lmuty which hall of the world of
womnnkiml ore fasting and praying to
he delivered (mm. The beautilul'nnd
beloved queen of Italy has developed a
fatal tendency to what, since me is a
queen, is delicately pronounced cruisin-
poiut. which can only be kept down by
mutant exercise. Fortunately she is s
vigorous walker and fond of Akin
climbing, which form 0! direrlim he
practices dailyfor weeks ata time in
her pretty mountain home at Gre-onay.
~New York Sun. ‘
“no flair and the cm
Parting the hair in the middle and
wavingitbackoneitberddenayheb
comm; to the few,bnt it is certainly
trying to the majority of faces. The se
verely chemical style is much too try'm
to be generally adopted. although there
haeliemadietiuct ellort tointroduce it
of late. "Do you not think Miss 8.
beautiful?’ was asked of a gentleman
the other day. "ert the bend to stamp
on a coin." was the answer, "but three
heavy warm of hair rather spill her {or
nholldrms made in the fashion. She
ought to wc-zxr nothing but Greek (1m:
pery."-—New York Tribune.
Journalists and War-an.
Miss Lilian Whiting, in answer to the
attention), "in journalism a good 15mm.
sion for women? says: "The journalist
must be born rm well as the poet. though
hobo not so rare. It requires a degree
of creative power to he an Wk
pmse writer. More women who ask
only 'Dom it pay? will find many quot.
lions more imnmliately important be-
fore it will my them. Like all literary
work, joumlisrn must to u considerable
1181.911! I'lumer: lu-r votaries rntlu-nhan be
drawn by them."
A) ll lemtinc [lit ll, Carpet.
Princess Morgnret cl Prue-fin will be
married standing on no interesting hit
of carpet. It was wrought by her
mother. the Empress l‘ralerich, and
upon it knelt all the children of the
himsehohl when they were confirmed.
The etupr‘mr. his hrmlwr, Prince llsnry.
and the three older prim‘csmul the lam-
ily were all married Hauling upon the
now cherishml paw oi carpet. which
m-rved s enabler purpose when the cotlin
u! the late mule-mt n-stml upon “-"MBQ’Y'
i'In Letter.
Ilsa Foster Dem-tee (ill-a.
Miss Fastenduushterol the secretary
of the treasury. has great ability as a
Ilecoratorofchlmin which branch at
artshehsssttsinsd such Was
towarrsnttbslmihliagol a kilnathrr
own home in Ohio. lies imba-
cum in her work andattondrto
the-Intermittent
lath-Kate Field's ashlrIgten.
Women. Twltalhnmtnisterlssmt
champion m‘ women's rights. and
Matthemeflimoflhnoclety.
Thecomlltlmolthemmrllh
doaibedssonedneathardflp. 'l'lIsy
. . ‘7, .
-WWW "—""’ t “W "W " "'
He use mm mm asha‘, FOR LI ' FOEKS
hem-slyl- edlmtla.
amhmdmors Thisisa trickwhich will
“Wei-indium”. “'1 amnmnentaud valuable instructional»
“"0“"? “WWW“ ltlwyoung. PIsceuprightonths’menth
mm ‘ _fabottleastiflrlngof'pspersbont
80 tar as my personal W are "
concerned, hashesn thenlell
almostevsrycssawbsrel have-mum
themwlthlnmypewertor'mlt
siblelorgirlstoscqulrs leaI . .
lhannptothls time Mar rathw andgiveitsshsrphlowsidevmys
hemlhemssnsofuluestirmhstweuthrse .m'mtt is struck will
orfmrhnndrvd Maud inner-lease! 4M theooianmad of WC
have been rewarded ' .
‘W um withit.willfslldireetlytutothe
theirsptltude. their
behavior, and their more than usual ne-
' mil!!!
wholslwsys feel have first claim upon
me snths daughters ct
mensndwornenolmy own pole-torus.
always nearsn my heart. Afterthmoome
thedsughtcvsofelerxymen. Assrulethe
childrsnof newspaper“ are quickand
ready to grup Wattles. and it has
therdonbesnwithparticularplesmrethat
lhsvsslfordsdthem oppwturdtlesto help
themnlvu. -. of the bottle. In consequence of the
maydahsvecomefmslmostcvc'! suddcnness oi the shock the coin, by
annht?lilgmg'ggihflmw virtue oftheprinciple of inertis.hasnot
mynotcs mu rtrisnds. through ~ 'ven
my Mum’s“ th I ‘ 0" timetofeelthe movement gr tothe
pm showing the inertia of matter. 0.... is to
Olthesofirls. strangatosaymotonehas placeonthe twirling? of the left hand
aim-ml the newwpsper profession. There a visiting card. In the center of which Is
have been several lower! and dam a fifty cent piece Give s hard rap on
munch". Inn“. Wall?! ‘9 one of the cornersof the curd. end it will
eoun 9. cashiers secretaries. rained - .
nurses and eloentionists, and renal as fié‘fgéxnmgtheomn onthe end d
pinnts for the lyric and dramatic may. y '
Three Little I’rtncaa.
The teachers have without exception
been Wink so have the graduates of m thrcecldest mm] m not
known, are very'simply and
"“' "‘d "2'...“ “‘" “r“hhm'fifi‘;
inguhool. girlsw 0 am . _
for poblicureerahavemetwithonly ordi- strictly “UPS“ “P' 3""! d‘Y- 5‘"?
nary sum-s. My those trained for m and Fuller. they get up at 7 m
eloeutlonlstshavemadcthe most money. the mums and have bunkx’ast s: a
The girls o! musical and srtisticapa quarter toll. consistingof ten and rolls.
bilit'un have.“ given every adv-meal The meal never lasts more thsnaqnar—
PM?“ ”5:" “in! om“ (0'38“ tor of an hour. Punctuallyat Stheir I...
“in ”3' era ° ' "M" " sous he ' The cruvn 'neeauwcll
medium-.mmlinllerlinandothen a P. Wm.“ mjAwpb’énmmh
2:32.; umuwu ..... mm» .. ..._ ... _.....
mum” I ha" ”and but... on," the crown mince and Pnuccl‘ntznre
tirnes the zirlaor their friendshave made “ugh! meanw- Thecrmm prom. who
thechoise. In all cases only thahsst d is most zealous nnd takes all hislewus
either have beencmpbyeil m5“: W in earnest, is much further advanced
"'50 “will! 0" t l than his twobrothers. The layhuurs
3:” milks-worsen» during the morning are £1133 up with
givgfiv'lu' Mammals; gymnastics. games of hell. digging. eta.
wusevcralthousnddollarssyesrous in the W "9‘“ thought wing
’ olthenewpalsce. At aqum’tertolo
All ‘:$;n mg: am they “luncheon—sandwiches. claret
hpmustdthemhavsmaMIndalla andneturalmimrnlwater.whirhbever—
thInkIa-ssleIa-ylncthisllavemade aceismnchdrnnkutlheimperialtable.
podwiv. Aflofthlahavsds‘srvadte Analunchtheyugnin have league
at mmmmudww torsihorttimeJndthentaketheirr-id-
“ M“ ”h.” “awn" hadweathmuw in tincwesthcr out of
Iran found a husbdwho has pre doors. The crown prince. ”hog, an a.
:0“, 3w 3'; m3”? celleut rider. with afirm seat. has lately
NW begun toride. His white hone. Abdul.
It is not MUM has made me which he receirI-d on his birthday from
helptulln thlsmpettlogirla ltisinpart the emperor, is n humlsvmo large Arr»
sclflthneas. I want warewhere my'lllm! bian. with u long tail and (Lick tonne. of
M ““1“ '0 know “‘3‘ “ i‘ “ML” funlllese build, proud bearing. and a
:fi’:§‘: 33$?”th Lzuirzm mm gracelul slop. After their ruling
. lessons they sometimes take it ride in the
v wa . The rat is u“ , ,
:3fiuw goutyzhazl have m, u’pon neighborhood of the new placev-Bcrhn
other MI. Inn has that which I have Cor. lcndun Mn
mast enjoyed. Many rich have done
a much. many have done . I think Wonderful Work or a Watch.
Me Dread hasdone the noblest work of Have you any idea ol the extruonli.
I“ b! lotto-ling, M'ISCW‘ 0‘ Industrial nary mount of work performed by your
AIL-(lamp “-me i. W llama watch during the short period of one
Jm . year—365 days? but us figure nhttlo.
runs-Ia; M The balance gives 5 vibrations every
m In, women second. 800 every minute. “1.000 every
'3, .rm'fxmi‘mommm using hour. 433.000 every day and nausea»
perineum. It is agrntrnistske lochnnge during the year! At each vibration it
In this n-spect. according to thedlctateaol rotates I} times, onsuyuhonl 191100.000
unison-ml s thamsblynflud amide revolution“; year. In or-lrr to better
figmggnmtuahm if: understand “1h!” immense 3mm of Is,
" one her oruu these delicate little
u” seclusion dall “am it ”in. whomd spring: let us go till“ farther
fxyfirmfi :Ith ‘ "cache; of with our calculations. Take a lm'onio-
dslnlinus “,4 cadmium. u ”,1 not tire with big 0-100! thin-wheeler» nu il-
be allied that heavy mum vutprand Instr-alien. Let the stop-manna machine
amino. lie-Mu being positively die be run until its great wheels have made
"1'”an '0 Wm '50" oliactovy 06"“ ss many revolutions as the wheels of the
I“ delimit ”“1 srnaitive. WM“ watch makeduringthe yearand you will
sIIghI. nus! mismatch assmIrmreoI pour M tint the will“ m heel to nuilm
at? ”am '23"? $231.“: twenty-eight complete circuits of the
dmmmh'm, m, 05mg, ”‘30,,“ u, earth Mme u I... equslnl m» mm in
link when . am hm mgm WM l of wheel revolutions. —~8t. Lnllll
perfume ls Mimi by their Client. and bile.
they then proved reintroduce between the 4. WW...
lining: lift] on sachets In so ‘ 3"“ ”-7 - linens-m. “1"
900w your! anon hlIIIil lmy , n In
W
shm‘. Mehnckeino’HOtel'.
Lynn's “£316!!!
' ‘ ' and menthol-b.
‘ ‘01.
«J’L’éfifl’m‘wfii
2mmfiw-“wmwfifl-‘i‘3
saint-thud
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lelvhgdu‘ Enos-:3-
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canuP-E prevent and cure
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l.l.,1leII Ham 1. Ilanlnnl 11.11.
980"." 11. II”.
reams Luv: sou-m souruix s3
”WW8:
Ion Newton; Ll~5fl as. be: ex. 545
er..Il I5 Meal uwdfidher Taller. 755“er
ex. 5.1mm erpress.’
lollil'msncld «1.. ll?! local or. P. ——
Ill ac. an er. 2“ so. “use ”lea.
35 ac. 5m ex. 550a,.” emibncfimcx.
rat-c. manque; m. Washiu u express.
slumlas n—«ll ill at. P. 3.4 it ae. 3 so. 0 in no
You New “am. A. M.-—l «I er. “flex. 6 it
an? an 02.,943 12.9 H on” Kim ex. 10¢ no. P.
M.~12tflsx.. I I0 EL. l M an. rm em. 83 L or
345M. 43‘: LexJQa-euo lsrtdnvorthmaclz
so..? 15:3. 75 ac.to t ridgeport Ml ac..9ll
em. ll 15 Adams er. and an, 115 LIL. es.
~mudsys~7 38 M U: an. a. In.: I 15 ac. p. m.
an; m. Washes. U! a. In '10st ex.
Fen Munro-n. A. H.410 all! 915 ex.
wanton-c. PAL—Bil om. l on. I“
an. 'I 15.1.,841 se..l25a.m.es.
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:0: er. wane. Pl—flflex.. It! sc.. 115a.
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feather-Nona]... A. 11.40] EL. 60)
ac..701ae..omu..flll ex...“ ac.. no) ea.
“magnum er. P.)l.-lzIIae.. I am.
Ills-x..Yll'atjilexallemameleludtf
as.“ h..\.sx..5(les.§llac.0&ex..701ac
I an. it!) Adams ex. and ac.. Irm mid
rem, Sunday; A. !.6 Ill ac.. mm. P. I.
CI)ll.u..l;.’tllm nlehl
F. H. Ills." till.
-. o..—
Plumbing,
Gas'Fming.
Tin and Sheet
Iron Walk.
Billet 8H RAISES,
lllBlE NICK. DIIBHESS
and IEII 1011K RAISES.
accosted china
Dinner and Tea Sets.
Plain China, Igor
and in In:
AT LOWE" PRICE”.
«mum mzhihumwrr. Thmmlnca . . .
prtllln Mule mulls, which sdtlgmtlyto Chicago construvtwl snunmtura hum-e
the rhurn- at a toilet sud which anybody inside an ordinary “more bottle. The
can afloat to tmlulms lu.»—N¢w York ‘l‘rtb building ‘1... made up oi lorty pieces 0'
“W wood. all neatly titted and glued to-
gether. As wonderful as this may seem.
it lsonlys [and tlmwondm of this
subtle-s lad. After completing the
housesnd giving it finishing touchea to
A Pretty “wry.
Ileana Mrs (3me
house in so
themrk tn the bottle. but how boso-
tery lolhlsday. Inside the home. be»
lowthemk.asmsllwoodeu peg is
drlvsnthnmghthecorkdhomlsofths
wssla muundlng farenouxh metthersido
“We’ll Ioprsvsntthecmkhetngremoved from
"sill-I.“ It“:
sullyuttlsthlsqnathastowblehlsthr the hon!- without its 10mm! Mug ‘
shortest way. You paneway. I'll goth torn otl.-—l’hiladelphla Press.
other. sad use whoarrlvss lie-Is first." '
lie the «an. It i!
A fanny of Hall-ea.
his heart's content beret about fastening ,
= we“
PuIchasiIIg Agency!
r». Inca" wishes to Inform her true-
s the public a db! shawl nah:
rumor-Jets“ mat all. and do
5' .u klnds for Iulles um. out «in. m... '
Parties!” attention will be given to mate»
coals.
MRS. J. A. DECKER,
so. It: s... Two-MI sum
luv tors cm. in I!
“““i'ioifiumcs;
m mom-«M
MERRILL .
lungpmguuu,
W
f can amuse
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THE lEAIllNE ”RY 60008 SHIRE, '
Tristram .& Hyatt. *7
' no; 2 GAZETTE BUILDING. '
Norwalk.
One of the firm of Lounsbury, Matthews” & 00., holding a'
shoe in his hand as n lample, said: "Theodore, this runs but I
and finest lotot shoeswe ever olferedyou; theyare slick, and
I want you to have them eta Wu,” and we bought them, and .,
now for-sixty days alter them at Reduced Prices.
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New Dress Goods. I
Wegure showing our entire new line of Fall Novelties in
Dries Goods. The largest line that we have ever shown. We
ha 0 styles that cannot be found in any other store in town and
we guarantee our prices tobelower than the same goods are
Fllll BAPES ANll FUR TRIMMINBS.
We have a full line of FurGapes which-re . , - .
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Will cure yours.
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