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st n birthdny pony.
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untried in Brooklyn. Thurodny, will be
"nt hot-o” otter tho
Liberty street. ‘
In. C. W. Kendrick. 0! Ann street.
hvbitingrolotivenin Nowflnvon. Ir.
were?” W” l
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phywlllnocnhoono. ’l'hohonnool
were Worst. lory’o
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ot the residenceoi ll.
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tactics.
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duty. In thin respect. he wnnchiet omen;
chiefs. importers in .
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oolrcitudo tor the henlth nod cornicrt oi
Mouton. thedioctpllnool his amp, the
eflictoncy' of hi cnnmnnd, his than“:
core
{or
my force of the ntote. Alter is retire-
ment from the service, both within and
without the hnllnot ‘ tion, he won
itn ardent ndvocoto friend. Ho ho-
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tho bonnor nod node his eocnpo
root tho holl, without otoppin (or re.
heir-ooh or ovento nny night.
'l'honotoltho visitors were served with
onndwishn. coke and codes in the sec
runry’ooflco.
“The teen! (or the canton were on
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Kuwait—~30" climb, 465; high
up”; lance vnnlt. Ill; pole vault,
lo; gunner-mils run. I“. Total. 1.878
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ngondenlorcingthe
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loam-non ol
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The following notice, from the pen at
i 1"” In. to 3. Grants. editoroi'l‘heCnurch
his Union. nppenred in the November. 1m.
ship
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fur PEiBlllll CHILDREN.
'Elocntionists.
lint Inrlo guilmalvl-sn Jennie I.
lush, AMIplIlI‘I. nod
Selected Local Talent.
ADMISSION. 35cts.
llrsoml Sells, lists Erin.
Chm will be It Bolo‘l Rom-nit. nnd
Phl‘tod‘o. swam-us . A
st 11 noon. Mmlfim’mrflu“
lilllllll BllllflElll.
new YORK
Philharmonic Club,
930'! “I warren 0' Till
BllAllTAllllllA llNlllN
Director Weinw. mm Virtuoso:
It. ~ how. Vloln
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lininIot. . nu- urond. no.
flaws Opera House
wrousorr. lPlllL l8.
museum-m»;
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lllflllSllY, Alllll l9
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and her company or
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we {love than 50
Cottons.
One case 9-4 Brown Sheeting;
regular price, 18 cts.; for this
sale, 124} c.
. Three bales of yard wide
Brown Cotton, usually sold at
6 cts.; for this sale, while it
lasts, 4c.
Comtonables. .
One lot, about 15 dozen, regu-
lar price, 75 cts ;for this sale,
39c.
Flannels. . ..
25 pieces Checked and Striped
Outing Flannel, worth 12‘} cos ;
for this sale. 8c.
Towels.
50 dozen extra large size Dam-
nslr, knot fringe; would be a
big bargain at 25 cts.;l‘or this
sale, 156. '
100 dozen hemetitched Huck,
very heavy quality and full size;
most dealers not 50 01s.: our
price during sale, 230.
Vests.
‘ 50 dozen ladies' Sleeveless
Ribbed Vests. 3 for 25¢. Regu-
lsr price, 15 cts each
50 dozen Misses' Ribbed Vests,
6 for 25c. Worth 10 cts each.
Dress Coeds.
15 pieces All Wool Suiting,
tools. per yard. Good value, at
spots.
2.5 pieces Fancy Cashmere
Suitinge. lilo. Worth 25 rte.
Five pieces 4H inch Black All.
Wool Henriette; regular vsluc
Boots; for thin sole, boots.
Small Wares and listens.
Lubln'n Perfumes, in all
odors, 20c“. '
Five dozen ton, bottles Per-
fumery, extra qunllty. llctn.
Toilet Pnper, 2,000 sheet roll,
Hots. '
60 dosemhdles’ Colored Bor-
der Hondkerehioln, loin. ench.
2.5 dosed Lndies' White 8col-
Iopsd Borders, Embroidered Cor-
ners, st Soto. cosh; regnlsr
price, lOotn.
Whlievl'eniher Stitch Brnid,
loin. piece: regular price, mete.
Booting Cotton, touts. per
dozen. .
50 gross Dress Sisyn oi mote.
dos. Worth trots.
Bell's Buck lit-old, two rolls
for lots.
Salmonella, slots ; rogu-
lor voles, tests.
Cornet lteeln, one; result
prior. tom.
soom- ivory Bethune—two
our“? “N '7"
COMMENCING ‘
Corsets.
The largest and best assorted
stock in the state. . ‘
60 dozen nt 30c. ' Big bargains
st 59 cto.
“W. B ,” in drnh nnd white,
ell sizes; forihio sole. 79c.
Shirl Walsh.
500 dozen. this senson's styles,
an immense variety, well mode,
all sizes; for this sale, 30c.
Worth 69 eta.
100 dozen at M c. Well worth
89 cts.
Wrappers.
50 dozen, “The Best Dollar
Wrapper," for this sale, 790.
25 dozen children's colored
dresses; sizes, 2 to 10;for this
sale, 19c. '
Spring Coats.
500 Spring costs, a leader, at
02.98. Worth 85.
Late Curtains.
Luce curtains, pole ond trim-
minge, complete set, 89c. Worth
$1.50.
Carpets.
Five pieces of our regular 50
cent stock, for this sale, 29c.
All on second floor.
Prints.
2,000 yards best quslity dress
styles, mode to retail at 7 ctr.,
for this Isle, Bic. '
Gingham.
3,000 ynrdn Apron Cheeks.
Bent mode,nnunlly sold nt 8 sin;
iorthlnsnle. to. These ore ob-
oolntely perlect goods. not sec-
1.500 ynrdn dress styles. ell
new goods, sold everywhere It
“lets ; (or this on's, Bic.
Baum.
'l‘lve piooothdl width, hell
blanched Gm Dnmnnh,
choice designs; regulor price. 75
all; for this Iolo. ”c.
6' ’
Me
One lot odds ond sndn~yon
my hove yourcboloo oi Its.
lonesroweflhtlm.
1’me
Suede, new spring
SATURDAY, APRIL,
AND CONTINUING FOR ONE WEEK. :
Prices on all these lines have suffered a, terrific scrueeze,
are looking very small alter the pinch. We Have made the op _,
tunityrit remains with you not to lose it. High tide goodsvut,
tide prices. 'You can’t look Without sighting an irresistible
tation. We recommend a careful perusal of every item.
smu lot or :~. .. .. ..
to 18 inches, fillets. per
rsgnlnrpricenfromutc».
Yarns.
Germsntown, in all
90in. o stein.
D
lens F :
100 dozen three-0 ply ill
Collars. portal-r. style-t.
each, three for allots. =
price. Riots: ench.
50 dozen unlsundsred 2
regular price, 50cts. each;
for ti. 3
50 dozen Outing Shirt,
inch length; would be
value at mots; for this
390“. ' .. .
25 dozen Scerfs, in loch “
tannin-hands, all new: , l
regnlnr price, 39cts.; tor u
onlcfllcto. ‘
Hosrary and "Mm;
100 dozen Boys’ Bicycle 3
regular zo-ct. goodnrl tor J
sole, mists. ‘
100 dozen Lodien’ liter!
in brown and grey; shrug
for 25cm. Regular 3%
oil. per poir.
KllCllell m m:
Juntnwordortwoobont‘ -'
deportment: llnny , . ];
itinwenellthisnortof m
chenpondtberemorkhfl“
been henrd, “Wanna-es,
bonomethingwrong.”m
innimplythio—inotood’ri
onrhonernent one than
(or old lumber,oic.. we ‘
mndeltoproctiool .
ntllttleornocont. ' ‘ .5
forconh and selling [it
Thnt’ohcw'iredolt. ‘
Bill fill rut ttlv
w'l‘oilet mm
2.40. Worth 4. "
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11:18 Dripping ',
cosh. Worthusin.
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