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A-httloue—Iew-le for litre-fly
”Workbnlm
1thde thetwomennrl
them-t
mtheirbnurde oi tram on whom
muchoflhework “ligand many women
mutational-Wotan»
Ham There warren are of many
are
and varieties of temperunient, end
no widely diver-t in owner
muthmmunmlmof mot
equal ability are, but a tywwide 1:;
new it t
hovemmetmite inmnton.
'l'olulnwithnheymnllchnrmina. It
It” he that n women without pram-l
churn could runahia public
but thewriter meet. that itwon he
anterior her toacquire themhoingnttri
lute then to achieve mu without it.
'l’kleeharm innvery nubile thing—”db
"were nrethewoma whoprmit;
mm to hefelt rether thnneeertnnd
raw or no» 1: mo.
vent-the weight of trauma
npwit with two wheel-ht ohm andnlto
given them 3 better full.
On hille it is ndt'lenblo to lnytome
Much pipes at raeonnblo distance:
apart, dividing up the gutter: into short
rum instead of atutmpting to give tho
mate of water free now down the entire
2- “”1”...“ "w m mom: m
cm nllow themselves to humor: nearly A mph Bdfl'flggm 0:,”th
resemble Queen Elizabeth in n
tkeuherhntcd rivdonthefieottig throne. “we“. ”'00” advantage over
all y,h concave bottoni,
But the lelncut of them «bold are u ,
mug...» perm-m woman... with a mouth slam! Mm. which
thehmutyhrppmedtobechmingm— lllowe the water to rush through It!
freelythatitotrrier ullohetructirmbo
mm‘rnuiogwhich is lean common in life
We foreit and permits no rubbish to choke
ltiecommlymidthat womenworkto npthepim There Mm ”gunk"
“um“ ”wkmju“ “" m attention than n alight examination er-
dotothebndofbrxebuoinmhonm,bv etymtolccll tltnfruutbaocruckcd
entree they have put executive ability. the . ‘
“Momentum.” the mt hum ' W 0', “W ctmutry ”’1
likeof thcmhnveldonblyfcrnlninewayn lit-“minim Miami-rm
ofehowingtheirtulentwhichwould eendn 01-minute “was man “me-intuit.
When carefully built, etono culvert-
nrenothudJntt they are expat-ire to
m mantothe Violinist: uylum inn
ytw,or perhapiofiitufiin‘ Tia-writer
mallowwmn-n-whoeenntneinknown makewollmndnnnniletheir dd“ are
'nntowlyin Sew York end Brooklyn, but laidupnocnrelcmly in (”1'“). of web
all ovcrAmerirn—whowiehal to make it mfllizedntonesthattheynrol’ ll to
publicttntcmtnt,whnwmuotrt half olit udbe a”, dc f
Indthru left it after n to mimic." inter— upbeat"! own 1'” by root.
view 5,, tbs hands 0' . WV”- m, lorwrvchhethtmmhtdncrom the
wt, m injured her. in. charming wmdwnmhdlrmgml Mid
women wentotl without it qnalrn at m togetherthut themvel norm them
IMO-d that milled mtheetete- kupeniftingtlmmgh the crucknJilling
npthe cnlrcrtaud “poring holes on
top, which are either chinked upwith
wbhleutonee or Mt lure until tome
meat preeierly no the woman wnnud it,
fluedhnmmrtoitendhuditwhllehed.
Other tntitewhich almmt all these women
have in common nrr nutrition, love of a,
m and love of power. The nnrbb
“at 0‘ varimm north, but chiefly social.
Pnhileafleim brim; than in «intact with
brilliant and interning . and given
ml charm in the first place the want
”thrown into encl- n circle hat 3 good
time.
Mbnwonmn wlnkrraardedhythe
publieanncrzok bet-none who in identified
with. entire which,“ not Wit It
the but of the twentieth century, while
thwotunnieoftkeuincteenth. 'l'hewom
ante verylcvcl heeded About other nut.
(cm-tit] ittvcntlrl hr: very dlillcult to cow
Vincotovnool bu friend» that nhehnt any
mutt illnairtm alum Munro-e th— heme
hauled headed mo in Wall tireet. iiinu
Itch-emit tspJoowcvtr. hilt but met
Wot people. has been invited out
I M, We ltzm brm lam MW“
thhnitnnevlto brmtvl tin,- advocate pt»
hrvrewnr-lv—mw reward at Ind—whether
them triumph-tor folk.
'l'herrle them wit of admin
runningnhoepital Wally that than
“Mammal, end thernwrewow-
enwhothmw theirnmngth but nor-rt.
Intel he with enterprise» m their hua»
dubto piling up fortune». The" in
crewman in the city Whrhumfldobpub
homey» whet-hull u. down men
have like workout it '0 M3
thatoueeortwian‘ your the hit-atom
into latitude and rent her ovrntrnlncd
mm, and all the mud Ill! pr» mitotit
tho yruultthntmmearthis-ml
or .nndthemmemiokcptupwl
infinitum.
Left entirely to himself, the native
roadrunner prefer» a more primitive culv
vertofhisown make.wlrichhutlwcnor—
mono merit inhi- eycu oi luring cheep.
quick and they of «attraction. Ilia
method, delightful in it: aimrdicitymm
Mbdfiflmntrenchecro-tho road
and bridging it over with a tow tplit
green chestnut mile cut by the rawhide,
which are ntttrwnrd norm] with earth
ortodheepedahmetholevelot themed
in and a manner he to nuke a Mr»
nlde "hunk."
Baden ite liability to Income choked
”(imminent at culvert is per
ticulnrly objectionablelnaoee it it ul-
wuyl neglected and forgotten. being left
to not until at lut tome horro'l toot
erotic-through“. end the driver my
emitter him!!! lucky if the eninnl c.
upon with not“ worse than n blight
wrench orleutch.
Duringkarvut, when it in alumni in
ponlhle toprt men to douny continuous
yet ununty oi ”um ”arm
hblywuwflnnttewrpthntn tutu npiu-t W
lemon-minim M.
AW” feminine thing
w“ melanin-1.3“
mimmugb... hedonydmhlem,” hand
an; mmmngiiwmum “W.Ml‘?ruwnd
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Fare. Sloth. 40cte.: Excurelon. locts.
wflummt m. MIWYWLW'L.” n. In: new.
Unmwummnmm.unm counting with uni-tor nob-tro-
Willamette-tr. ’ . ' ,
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Ian... www.mmrmmnup.-. Melitta-Ind.
tantrum-Jenn...
In. Harriet Beecthtowe.whnm
lathe world “Uncle Tom'n Clbln,” lite
reachedhercixhty-drltymrinapptelmly
In ”I The than “my
1“” i ‘ , W , -
I- forgot lie “in llettluc PM lot
Dnllnrn. but luster Wow.
ln pleuennt weather she takes u daily
walk out of dam, hemp-niedby Eln-
neh. u with! nttmdmtwho he. been
with her tor yarn. ’l'hwe with moon-
linod to the pleumnt ltroeto in the vlclnr
By 01 her wildcat-e on Asylum hill in
Hartford. Whatever the wenther. win-
tor or manner, the rarely {rile to vidt
Mn. John Hooker, Ilrr. Charles Dudley
Werner and other ludim in adjoining
roridcncet.
Umlly the in entertained with ring-
ing, of which eho in very fond. lire.
llaokergoncrnlly tinge the older Song»,
familiar to Mn. litnwc in her early days,
and [adorably familiar hymns. There
till. Income to enjoy more than anything
else. In tho loitvrtion of there hymn,
however. Lire. Stowe always chorus
thorn of n ltirring, lively movement.
Anything of n slow. melnncholy or ten-
timentnl order hills to interest her. "
Al oneillnstrntion of the peculiarity
of her mini yum-re Mn. llmkcr cites
the critical attention which her sitter
gives tobyrmm tumilinr to here-tidy life.
A word omitted or a wrong word used
the notices on tho irritant and nukes the
mmctitm. (Xrtnin lince and ideas up—
penr toetrongly imprints tin-mocha upon
hormiudmnd lil'l cornmcntem at time.
very etriking.——Xew York Commercial
Advertiser.
thuhiptbo colt Jungle. tell fink Ind
Micheleltbebind. .
Mufichomfcld remained in England
torititenmeotthotrnckr. fiohopleoed
Junior with Alfred Day ntli'owtnnrhet,
with inxtmctitmo ingot hlmintliupe by
early lull. no than M to do the
the legitimate ten-on, attended thcrpring
meeting! at Newmarket, Epsom and
Sundown, spotting thc winners of the
City and Suburban, the Grout Metropol-
itan and the Derby. generally having I
pretty good timo and luckily winning
enough to pay oxymoron.
'I'leritinh btx-kmukcr dam mostol
hit barium "on the nod" with regular
race gut-re. weekly settlements being
made mfliltmdnys. Itlr. Schwnlcld was
noon acquired or n rcuwnaiblc better
and could but away freely on credit.
During these months he had heart!
now and again from Alfred Day that
Jungler was doing nicely, mining back
to his feed and form. and one letter in-
timated tbut he would. if placed right.
norm bo good mung}: to win a nice stake.
Lulu Mr. Schocnfeld received this tale»
gram:
llam «nit-ml mlt me Plate at Windsor
think he will about do: put a) cult why.”
A“.
[icing in London on the day of the
rum Mr. Schmidt] went down to Wind—
Ior. Strolling into the betting ring
obtmt l0 minutes before the start. with
the ntnmmt he intended betting buzzing
In his brad. namely 8100. he halted in
front of it bookmaker with whom it» bad
I lmsinms ocqrmiutnncc.
"Thurupauu. lmw much will you give
me on Jungler?" lie raid in us offhand a
manner as Mom...
"(live yuu true," was lllt.‘ rcaporm‘.
”Thur: irn't rnnngh. Ilv's a rank unt-
titlrr, but lit-'e tin.» but on the card, rind
ltnlo- a fancy mmvtimcs to buck the end
mun"
"Wt-ll. I'll give you clowns," said
“minimum.
”No," rtepl'rml Sclwenfeld: "give rm: 1?
lo I, and I'll be: yun a hundred."
”Done!" raid the [mncilcn and Mr.
ficltm-ufrid walked away toward tho sad-
dling paddock to see how Junglcr luokcd.
While tlu-re it suddenly flushed across
his mind that he had bet £100 and not
dollars on rm untried colt. Pushing his
way back to the bookmark! lw- naked,
"How did you understand my but," be
amped, "dollars or pounds?”
"Why, pounds, of course." said the
hooky. "We don't know uny1hing about
your Ynnkw currency over Ito-re."
"Why. I meant dollars!" rcplicd Mr.
Sclnn-nfcld. ”('nu't yon nltr-r it? I don't
want to fill? ‘70) I'm llllti call."
"Very entry I can't oblige you; but,
you are, it mu se-vvml ruinutcsnincw you
made this bet, and I made my other
pflu‘s m-cnnIingly. You'll llaVelU stand
ll new."
Before b:I nmld reach a point wbcre'ne
could sec, the winner flushed pan the
part. but for once the British crowd for-
got torhmrt themrnool thetirtt hone.
”ti-um doubt about who's not it, 1 mp-
puw," thmrght tho eptvnhtor; eo,cnlliug
to a nun who wold ace the winner's
number hrintulmensked, "Who's won—
cun you too?"
In a lcweomndn the reply mute,"Sontc
blwdy durk 'um lromAll Day's liable
—ntuno o’ Jingles or Junglcn, or eunitnat
like that." ,
With 3 limp nigh at relief. llr. Schoon-
feld mentally wrote down “.000 on the
credit ride of Junglcr't account and
went buck in town to have n real good
timer—New York Times.
They 0% tn (loll lull.-
Whut, l ward-min themof the
interim aver-rim to cold mutton cher-
ished by certain chi-91,1 of the column—
nity
In it pouiMo that Dicker“, with his
grim picture of the equalid rutiotu denlt
out to the poor little mllltmt‘. by
Min flatly BM, haul had anything todo
with the nnptrpulurity of link pnrtlculu
allele of lull?
Whatever be the cattle, there can be
no doubt shunt the feet. and most hon-er
km will "routine in the protest of
the ewwp’n man who objected in A la:-
dtmcourt tnthonctlortof hinmuterin
adoring him cold mutton for dinner en
new-rd PM u (up at Cold Water.
Him Burch of Milford, Knit. has just
accorded to u fortune of £150,000 un-
der remarkable circumstsncee. In my,
1m», win-n the lived at South Kenning-
ton. the was among a mrwd watching
the arrival of the: dclmtuntce at 3 Buck-
ingham palarc drawing room, wlwn an
old gr-ntlctrlon woe overcome with faint-
ment and was net-n tn stagger. A num-
bnr of those who Wt-m standing around
thought he was drunk. but Mien Burch
nt mice law that hewneill and supported
him to n scat in the park. h‘hcd’nsputched
u buy for 3 cup of water. which quickly
revived the old gontlcmnn, who, it up
penal, had come up from the midlands.
lie was [refun- in his rrpreaeions of
gratitude and naked )Iiiw Burch for her
curd. which the gave him. She heard
nothing more at the mutter until u few
days ago. whrn the was whiter! upon by
I London solicitor, who communicated
latter the new. that the old gentleman
bud mainly died, and that having no
near relatives hr,- had Inqmntbal n largo
mount to othcrs than lm'fllln'rs of hit
lantily, includingneunt of “50,000 in
the Indy who, in his time of mi, had
extended 3 hand of sympathy nod help
toward him nearly five years ago-Cor.
ltmlou News.
lady Jenna an Overturn.
Lady Jenna ii of the opinion that i!
women would but «bromine, to aliwurd
the oruntncntn, tlw mining, the trim-
mings and the ninth of I’mwh mann—
fnctnro rind return to the eimplicity and
platinum of drug which eatinfiul their
mother: nod gramlnunhcrn they would
are u stimuli! to home lmxlnctim, nod
ifthryimietedon n ccrtainetandardd
excellcuceinthe material they purchased
they would soon find llwir cnmple lul-
lowed by wonwn of all chums. A!) il in,
the can only groan over what the ml!»
”the cure strum; women to mmlnm
thirtieth“ and multiply thtdr mm."
It in r nncmrnncm thing. u the say»,
for toweerfourorhvemwnsa
day. flow-m must be changed—tumu-
ing, waking. nftcrnom, ovcnhm. Wit
use it: uvpzernte apparel—and the an
(own. I’lllt '1 in an invention of the but
low your», in ymhnpe the moat
and rnmragnnt article in the list. it
med to he aid that women drained to
plot-ac men. If no, my- Lady Jeane. than
lay» an pureed. Now they cite-t to (rub
“Movement famine“
Basil-h nmictyirnotonly ngitutedby
tn nuticriwlim anemic, but by what ll
named the iihort Skirt lengqu’ed by
lady lluhrrtoun lie tdrjtctietoindnce
whatoedtmthuyleofdruemoroluit»
Mlmoutofdwrwur tho-impru—
art me. Every member who join. the
Isa-gee enppo townrwnlkin'dremre
nothihnnhveinchre battleground
mm. Itbnrxnrdthnttheweight
mmwummm otmrcrvunt
orotherwimmrerthinlnntobmtngto
cold lied. ltbnuly ntutttmlnttul‘rinid
"“w"m
norm-bu of the lew York
bum “bubbled“
heeletta inthehonrdof
at the New ark My“
emm)mt
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”mun. ecnoeurtws Luctw canon.
Ala-ream
One of the mutt cnriotn modes of
known fruit it tho“holyormcrodcit-
rm"dthoJm. ltnvirtumnn'lnded
tothelklet,nndit lo cele , inlet;b
end, "nuance, metry “and
Letitnmmnthnt itirn wanton. It
kuownintnort all orientllm
but appear to be most highly
bythoMoorieh Jews of Tunis-lid)”-
mono. (mthenmuotthehttmd
cityll is sold at nboutiioeutlperm
Thetoirnita are generally porch-ted by
bond: of roving pilgrims, the member-
of religious [truncations and Jewilh
When one of these mcrod climb! (all!
into the band; of n prion, be taken it to
the ryrmmumi where it is kept to be
used in nam- crnblcumtic rite during the
timouf the moat {cast of the tabernaclee.
Not only in oricntzd mnntrice are than
holy fruits known and esteem], but in
Clermnrxy, Russia, France. Spain and in
England. Tin-y nrc probably used in
American chish synagogues to max-
tent, but such me would be necehnrily
limited. In England. no I am informed,
good iipn‘lmcns of holycitrons bring as
much as 50 shilling» each, there being
whole companies which make their im-
portation a "tide line."
The moo! this unique lruit is supposed
to be sit-ricer! lrnm tho injunction con-
tained in the twnnty-tirird chapter of the
book of hrt'itlcns.—Exclmnge.
New Method of Starting street Can.
The latest method of starting street
can in Dt-nwr it mid to mull in n env-
ingof at lmst $0 per cent our the cost
of the ordinary system. The difficulty
of maintaining schedule time with a
large number of cars is well recognized,
and on runny linear if the cur be delayed
by an lim'l'lv‘lil for a quartur of an hour
or 20 minutu .‘. the whole line will be so
demomlizixul that sclwlnle time will not
ho ovvrtnkrn during the whole day. In
the city of Louver tbcro are 71 miles of
electrical and B milma of cable tracks,
requiring Uh”! (mire. in daily ("per-till)“.
To i-livlilti’ tlm izmim'mivnccr which it
breakdown of any kind inevitably causes
a systv-m nf trvlvpbmw circuitry lute been
urnmpul with Various call point. all
communicating with the lK'Klll i ufficv. Ev-
ery conductor on arriving at the termi-
nuuoi the route immotliatcly rcporm the
nmnbcrol his car to beulqnartcm and
nfllflfi in rcply his pruwr leaving time
unduny inutntctinru that may be neces-
nry. The dispatch clerk is in this way
advised of the wlwrcnbouts of each car
and is very often enabled to till up n
we of from 3!) to 00minnto-s caused by
n ”parade." The saving of starters at
the various tenuini '5 taken as a scroll
ugninrt the exp-ms.» of the telephones.-
(‘hicugu Newsrliu'ul'll.
Tobacco Smoke I» a Mullive.
"You lmw probably newt thought of
album emukv as n ymwntivv influ-
ence», I‘ll vvmun‘." remarked (battiolel
Arthur to sm‘cml ruminations in the L»
clede. “( it count» we all know that
iipil'lll, and especially trlcolwl, will kr’yp
whole most anything you are of a mind
to mmmit to its permeating czmn I
have found tobacco smoke to bc initially
good, with no worse results an rmmnls
odor than alchnl. unless you dislike to-
bacco. l lmnw that I have put bugs,
wannfi null Vlhl’ltlllzi kinds of n-ptilettin
largo bottles and have kept them fur
yours by simply blowing the bottle full
of strung tobacco tux-die and scaling it
properly- .
"Tim porfcc. tonne Wullltl rurmitt (or
years. in fact just no lam: as the bottle
terminal pnvrln‘ctly min]. Upon om-
ing it the rumlt llllfi invariably licori—
that in, in cunt-Mil longstanding—u com-
plete collupec. Still the effect isrm worw
than that of uluuhoIJor Ullt'ntth'l‘l’ think;
of removing a [narrative lilo form from
the alcohol. When one put-i 3 form in
hlmlwl, it it ttrulvnmxxl to bc rno-rcly for
looks and not for examination or hun—
dling.”——St. Louis (ilobo-Dcmtmt.
A Point I'ur Trunk-n.
The advice: is given by it well known
micty woman who travels n grim deal
to wear unc's beet nndt-n-Inthim: while
0!! tho cars. ”Sort-r mind if it dorm get
milled." aha my. "I have known of the
most flagrant mum of main“ during
railroad accident» of [arcade whom nu»
dorweur lookml no though they might be
pom This is n nhmnrinl Incl. but tlio
mm!» who pick up the wounded Alter u
wreck arc intonrmly human. Many of
than do not propane to open lltt'ir homes
to mllcrcru nulven they are to be paid
lot it. Thu-y judged “to ability of pet»
ple to pay lttrgvly by their umbrwenr,
m tho mrtnidr- garb of most well todo
people in more or lt'Il tho moo in timer
duyr.”
The idea of nrrnying ono'u roll with 3
view to ueddentu when timing «mt on
n journey in pcrhnpe likoly to melt
uncle“ forebtulinur, and this ndvloo ll
Iiher to mgendorh pcmimllm reg-tiling
the cit-min of ant-'9 fellow men, but it
my be worth Medium—allot Point at
View in New York Times.
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'l'eatln‘ m inten-
ltin one of thou-teething in the
world to tell pure water frotnlho In»
It youqu to tettthe who!
thewutcrdmt lllIuookwlemglembottle
withthe wnter Ind look through“ It
name black object. and the distinctive-
newwithwhichymcan no the object
will give you in idn m tothe mentor
cluyorennd thankinthewetw. Then
out onto-lull the water, cork the
lllllDB- tithe
M The mama Ole-r
, Reetatt rant
w 3c
PM”!
lllfllllAl
Bum Ill .
summons x w
25 cts.
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h’d‘p‘dfiiih will???
it malady on mourn-tacit. llvrr
lit a [I .mt I l:ull"t'. This-[rink
ms. up! it prt mm! formic let-tuttiy
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rm; 3.: it: . mom;
Allan“ I
our Lln- for n free sm-
ut» l‘hmitv :lfildnagmvn thhwrln
_ .wvirr r writ-u yt hum:
.w yowmuu summit
WOMEN ' EYEED ' NOT ' SW
Care “that Stomach Bugging.
EEIIlE DISORDERS.
COHPUINT‘.
lEUCCiRitGle. taranuumm
msruczuzms,
lnflzmmtll-an, Congestion, etc.
Shoo a 80] i1! Brahman!)
iii "WINS. “KITS,“
THE “'.C. “illltlfi 120., N. Y.CK].
‘RIAL 30‘ 8° ell".
(‘th Lin of Drunk“.
HONEY REFUNDED
Mikey Fail to lielizv: a CM.
STAR
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Guaranteed in
patent Ind cut:
41 *crnup. Pfltt.-'firh
cunt mo BlllTEll
runmsutn
Concrete—Cement.
Flag and tsphalt Walks
lllll BY THE BEST Ml-
OIIAIIICS, AID IN IHE
MIIST
APPRIIVEII STYLE,
--BY—
WW"! 3393:
SELEBT Yllllll
OWN HIIME!
2 Large Luis Bunm lve.
It Good Lots
Woodward Ave.
9 Nice Lots ‘
Riverside lve.
It Choice Lots
lincoln Ave.
I5 Sigmly Lois
on the Bluff
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
he offered than them lots on
tho Woodward estate.
years ago I offered my first
to wit the purchaser.” They
their warmntee deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—4hr. huppy owners of I
then; you can too the model
oottngoe already built. Why
not make a beginning now?
You can buy for cash. You
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly-«any way
or amount to suit you.
If you will onlytry you will
own n lot in a Ihort time.
PRICE,
$35!], $400, on.
It with mounboeoonat
margin-tom ofleoof
llllllll l GOLDEI.
Wutmtoron 9n,
JOHN
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“Closing Out Sale; .
- full back and argel sleeves.
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purchase of these lots “on tonne “’ l
are mostly paid up now, and .
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EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.’ ‘
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Tristram & Hyatt’s,
No.22licazette Bulldlng. Norwalk.
In order to make room: for other goods we have decided to
close out our entire stock 0 'outside garments of all kinds, includ-~
ing Ladies’, Misses’ and Ch' (Iran’s garments, Ladies’ Jackets in
black, navy tan and mixed goods, with cloth and velvet capes,
_ . . . Misses’ Garments from 12 to 18
years In plmn_1ackets and With ca 8. Children’s garments from
4 to 12 years in light and dark co ors. Every garment must be
sold and in order to do it we will sell them at less than the
manufacturers'. price.
HALF PRICE.
Alllof our new and fashionable capes will be included in this
sale, at‘Just one-half their former price. .
Tristram & Hyatt,
THE LEAnINs Imv nouns SHIRE,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
Blll AT HIIME AND SAVE MllNEY!
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Wagons of All Kinds and at All Prices!
This season I have a superiorAIot of Wagonsfl'odall purposes,
to wit:
BlilililES, PHlElIllS. lllllllPlES, SPIlllllES,
SIMS. ClflflllEES, lllll BUSINESS \lllillIS
Which, for Qualit and Price, cannot be bent in the country, and
I will make it to t e purchaser's advantnfie to buy of me.
Don’t go out of town until you have ookod at my stock.
SECOND HAND WAGONS OE All KIIDS.
Repair work called for and delivered free of charge.
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