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Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 16, 1895 · page 3

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week of spring merchandise is rapidly coming. Oar load lots «as my

"PES. JACKETS. ~

WON DERFU

Prices that have never been matched in the twin cities, and are not

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y Promptly at 0 o'clock. not a minute earlier.
sale 2,600 yards Bleached Sheeting,
rewas a yard sold less than 23c.

2} yards wide, never be-

l5c yard.

ills.

For Shirt waists, 500 new designs, very choice, 81 quality,

tortomorro or only

5 7 50 yard.
lllllss 00008.

‘ The Dress Goods'stock has surpassed itself. That is the

All
sell at $1.

Wt statement that could possibly be made. For tomorrow
1 Covert Cloths, Spring tones, 52 inch wide, imported to
Won't be here long at ‘

590 yard.

10 pieces more new Figured Mohairs, genuine French
same as we had such a run on last week,

37 l-2c yard.

l All Wool Cashimere, a full line of colors at

 

’ , Crepon and Silk.

 

. 250 yard.
"'0AK RO0M.

We have just opened a new and elegant assortment of

ormade Skirts, organ ipe style, in fancy Mohair, Brillian
new, $3.98, 3425, $5.25, $6,98, 89.

ill 008TON Sl0llll, use

we shall place

 

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lsstweelt. Itlsthehstsndlsrgsstlineweeverhsd.

TAILOR MADE SKIRT

SILK WAISTS.

, YOU dRE OORDIALLY INVITED TO EXAMINE THIS BEAUTIFUL LINE.

010.50 and 810.98.

200 Wrappers, everyone worth a dollar or more, choice at

490 ' each.

1,500 pairs Corsets, best 50c Corset made,
but some dealers ask 756 for same quality

her,
only

our regular num-

O

350 pair.

' Ladies" Night Gowns, all sizes, full made, fruit of the loom
muslin, finely trimmed, our regular 690 quality, Saturday night

430 each.

only.

lilil-VES.

For Saturday only—4 Button Suede Kid Gloves, greys.
tans and modes, $1.25 quality, at

98'; pair.

llAlE PlllllE.

In order to divide the crowd that will visit our Cloak Room

tomorrow, we will

place on sale the following items in other de

partments of the store: 75 doz. Ladies’ fine Black Hone, all sizes.
a

190 pair.

. That’s as near half price as we can make it without split-
ting a penny. Same as we sold at

390 pair.

mun Will.

, Saturday night

 

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Tomorrow we shall make a special ensue midst or

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L PRICES. ~

likely to be. Read the list for your own profit.

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Men’s Outing Shirts, 81.50, 1.75 and 200 unlit fine
Spring and Summer Shirts, choice at 3 q y,

890 each.

Men’s Linen Cuffs, regular price 25c, at

12%0 pair.

Men's Gray Shirts and Drawers, summer weight, regular

price 39c, for today
1 90 each.

BASEMENT BlllllilllllS. ;

50 ft. Cotton Clothes Line for 7c.

Porcelain Cups and Saucers, per set, 39c.

5 inch Jardineres at 5c.

Decorated Earthen Cue adore, each 90.

No. 15 J9. anned Coal od, 15c.

10 quart ish Pan. IX tin, 14c.

2 quart Porcelain Kettle, 11c.

10 piece Toilet Sets, regular 83 quality, today only $1.50.

Prudent housekeepers will look menths ahead to their
wants and take advantage of above special prices.

Ellll THE WEEK

Beginning M000“, Milli

decided B trgains will be plenty. Interpret this liberally. if you
please. Expect much for little, and a good variety of good things

siiiiis, NO0WALNI.

 

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J. A. Richardson, of Jefferson City,
Mo., chief enrolling force thirty-eighth
genenlsssslihly of Missouri, writes: I
wish to testify to the merits of One Iliu-
ute Cough Cure. When other socalled
cures failedJ obtained almost instant
relief ands speedy cure by the use of
One Minute Cough Cure. 0. A. Gregory
& Co. and (l. C. Stillson.

flswsnpsr Reports" Wanted.

We are informed that the Modern Press
Association wants one or two newspaper
correspondents in this county. The
work is light and can be perforated by
either lady or gentleman. Previous es
perienceis not necessary, and some of
our young men and women and even old
men would do well insecure such a posi-
tion, as we understand it takes only about
one fourth of your time. For further
particulars sddrsu Modern Prev A-osi
atiou, Chicago, Ill.

 

B. H. Bowm'su. pub. Inquirer, of Bra
men, lud., writes: Last week our little
girl hsby.the only one we have,wss taken
sick with creep. Aftertwodoctors failed
to give relief and life was hanging on a
mere thread we tried One Iiuuts Cough
Cure and its life was saved. 0. A.
Gregory R Co. and (l. C. Btlllsotn

llsllsw You millionaire manu-
aeratothsvsnueudflthstrsetmosttn‘
noon». which em :9 ma- amt-e

> ndthssspoopls ”601,406.00 indoo-

ors' hulls-d finally have,” pay no»
sash forCscthlomlCmtoeursthsm
whstwould hsths lrlu'psrespth if
the dinner should not he gives. that
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A glare of light hreelrs into our fneesss
we emerge from the tunnel. Behind us is
the iron wall of bunkers, block and cold.
Before us let nvrull of fire, l‘J glowing
craters. whose round rod months. 2 feet in
diameter. npm and aims with automatic.
weighted door: as six strikers fowl them.
They always seem to snap tin-tr jaws
for coal. The two wall- are, parallel and
Itfl'irli {ruin purl. in Murltlttlf’ll. 'I'lls'] are
about 13 in wt apart and form one of the
sire-vie in Immu- lnud The iron floor is
hruptrti Mill Ill'lIIH u! :t-hw‘, sing uml fresh
will, wlllt‘ll lath-r kwps arriving In the
wagons. At the writ ~ (out. its imu implo-
mculs, lung ham and rules. some of them
retllmt or flu: vn'ls

Suddenly u i am in the shallow puts a
Whistle In LH lips and :oumls thrco mils,
Thesis 'winlwn rrugmntl lusmnlly. Every
furnace do or tho .4 upon. Tum mm at the
Halli. Mill tutu M. II. l It'll? lwuln show-ling
furlumly, “lulu tutu» won in the middle
lift their 40 [mliflll lumps and thrust them
Into the times of ilrv. Ilrumg hurled the
Ianm's right lwt. drop in tho mule. tht'mvn
throw their weights full upon the ends as
ham" and lift the Wllulu hunk of fire sevv
crul inches. Then they draw out tho
loom. leaving a Mark hole through the
firm tum with-h the draft is sucked with
an Increasing roar. Tim-e tlmrs they
lhmst the ltmrmr. Earl: time they hrs-ilk
up the Ier-l. first at Um right. llwrl lit the
left and then down the .«ntn-r. W hen they
barn ilulshn-d. their urttuy fares are
slrmkml with “out, their bodies are
btl'nllJflfl. In the puns-on oi their work
they plunge their howls ln buckets of wn.
mourl take dwp drafts from hottlss of
red wlne.—-.\letflurn a Magazine.

 

‘l'valuso as Arthur Icicle.

The firm-who llcvue gives an amusing
mount of the troubles of Franz we lie.
frt'vw-r in ulnulnlmr mulch. The fathom
an pmfcmlr of Munich generally rhrmsss
his alllljes'tn among hls mm "wit-l lsml‘s
full, the 'I'ymlrss'. Finer mmlrls it would
he hard in art. but they have one fetal
"131'!!!“thth whoever slums himself
to Musk-suited. painted or drawn will oh,
«in a timely lrsumrtnllty through the
pass, winter" may be his late on can.
van, Thus. in Hill. when painting hls
”lsststrs Autopilot" ("last Levy") and
other plctmrs. he spent Mlvhlhs in s roan.
try lmhnuse before he would Ind a likely
misled, and when he got the man into his
studio it was all In “in. for no sooner had
he ssm the mum. dens. plus sud s
meters sell of Inner than instilled hurls.
pmfmml s (slalom of slmnseh and lied
dewn Halts. With Me "I‘M newts! be
summed a lime fsnlw. Mil» um nah.
was also in sniper and lsrsndlshln. an en»
stern bottle” s slum utnnlry menus
in!“ in: "West In: willst lull elem
lament: pliant the enlist «to s» and

A. W. new. littersvlllsuslmmn.” And wiring turn, my and

all. she ran him down the fatal miss.
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lugs-s us Way In tuner-IA.

“The superstitious think it's bad luck
to crossa iutwml," said a man, "but it
would try no means do to assume that cv
cry person who waits for ts funeral to pass
is sulwrstitiuus. There are plenty of per-
sons who Ital". out of hrspsxt for the dead,
and there are some who seem to consider
timt the dead and the mourners are enti-
tle-d to mmethimt more than roswct—thnt
the funeral has flu- right of way, It was
such a feeling as this. no doubt, and not
superstition. tlmt prompts-cl the action of
a pripman the” rod» down town with the
other day on n Ilrmulwny var. At Canal
street we met a funeral uning cast. At
the rate at whit-h We we‘re snoring we
Would just about how met a carriage
about midway lit the procession.

"Of course the gnpnmn could onslly
have held his any. ill» could have pound-
ml his pong. utul rtmloultt the «hirer nf
tlu1 rarrinnwwnilll Imus hold up. Asa
mattvr of fact, ll t‘ tlmrr had nlrtuly he-
gun to pull up. "XIM'l’lll’lK that tlwurip
man would do-nmtul the right to m) llrst.
But the grlpnmu's gong was silent. In-
str-ad, swinging rnuml slowly but surely
onJlm lmlLewhml, he nodded at the some
llmoto the loft indicating to the driver
that he should ll” first, which he did,
snowing with a little added Celerity as he
went, as an acknowledgment of the grip-
rrtnu’s murtrsy. As there was room he-
fore the next l'zlfl'llutl, tho grlpmnn sound-
rtl his gun“. rvl. sud tho hrskc when], let
on the grip and went on He had. so for
nurses ruuslsu‘nt with his duties to the
living. rnmlrml due homunculus dead "
~Nsw York Sun.

Cons of hole-it’s ‘I‘s-pls.

The cost of Solomon's temple and its in.
letter tlwurtttlsms and other paraphernalia
was one of the wonders of olden tlmrs
According to \‘lllalpandns, the "talents"
of unlil, slltrr and brass used in its mu-
structtuu wrm valued at the common
sum of to. S71l,h22.000. The worth of the
jswrnls is generally placed at unsure equal-
ly high. The vessels of gold. scmrdlng
to Josephus. wen valued at 140,000 tal-
ents. which, reduced to English monsy (as
has laser! shown by (lhspsl’s reduction ts-
hiss}. war-equal to ”75,300,201 The vast
sslset slim, presuming to the same sn‘
Shortlist. were still nserevslushls, hole;
Isl down as worth £M9.Ml,00m prlssts’
vsstnwuts and reticent singers, £2,010,000;
Hummus. 22mm“. To the above and the
ups-nee of hulldlll‘ materials, labor. etc...
and we get «em wonderful hum 'l‘sn
Massed men hewlng cedars. 00.000 hear-
sss u: burdens. ”.000 hswsrs of stone,
Ammmsm all ofme were employsd

for seven years. and upon whom, lsvsldes '

their nus, Solomon bestowed £0,788"
”7. If their dull] fetal VII worth 9 an".
llnm slash, the sum total for all was 10s,.
“1.0m! during the llmsof building. The
mnsl in the mesh is estimated as has»
he linen wet-lb restlessness These
several estimates show the total cost to
humanitamnss. of”?,59l,l'lfifi,-
ill In United States runner-use lauls
While.

 

India-polls, We lslstsl'bss.
layer May of ludisnspelis was asked
by the mm of Wilmington, Dot. to par.
in a conventional mayors, but
thsthedlduot aisle attend, as
lshssthshussltymrnsus
that Menswe- mhass he
issued amass less other
causes Its may at lam

 
 
 

 

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Daily Direct Freight Line
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