urtlssrn iii luv lulullll.
. the
we
Ll?
our price for same will be
i
15 CENTS.
price.
lie a beauty and a wonder. Like everything that’s new and good, we have It.
Japanese Beaded Portieres. from $1 25 to $4 each.
. You will soon need Bamboo Porch Screens.
(5! 1 lowest prices.
STIJRTEVANT’S BARGAIN ‘ HOUSES
llnnll liain and Ann Streets. South llnlwall.
OLSEN BROS:
3 Gazette Building.
Will continue their
GREAT REDUCTION
Sale of High Class Footwear for two Weeks longer to make room for their spring
stock
Every shoe in this sale is as represented or your money refunded.
Here are a few oi the good things:
20 pairs Ladiee‘ Patent Leather Slippers,,
. . worth .2. at $1.25
20 pairs Ladies’ Kld Opera SlippersI
worth .1 50. at 75c
70 re Iadiee‘ Kid Common Sense Goodyear Welt Shoes, plain toe. worth ‘8 at O2
to see this shoe.
In our men’s department we are selling our 33 Cork Sole Shoes at ‘2.
Our 32 Cork and Double Sole and Waterproof Gram Leather Shoes at 01.50
'a few of those celebrated 31.50 Cork Sole Shoes at :1 25. Not all sizes left
1“ fire Hanan & Sons’ 85 Calf Shoes at .2 50 a pair.
The t Youth’s 700 Shoe in town. Boys in same at 80c.
SAVE THE TREMENDOUS EXPENSE BY
TAKING AT HOME,
KUTNOW’S
- iidPiiiiiED EFFEIWEStEIT -
CARLSBAD POWDER-l
: The only pleasant tasti
Leagues!“ the Market.
A Mendy Reliable and Eyeetlw Remedy for Imligceil'on, Conaiputll'lm, Dyepep
st'a, Gout, Diabetes, Kidlwy and Liver Derangements.
whens genuine without our Trademark and
i'ae-simiie signature of
S. KUTNOW 8: CO.
Beware of imitations.
lilNDW'S ANTI-ASTHIITIB
POWDER Iiiil CIGIBEUES."
chitin, Hay Elmer and Severe Cold».
KUTNOW BROS"
62 AND 5i LAFAYETTE PLACE. NEW YORK CITY.
Sole axeuin for the U. ti. A. 801d by all druxulsta.
i fill, W
---A8K FOB——
lilillWN’S $3.00 Siiili.
land you will see not only a
Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the
Best lialerial is Head. Qombining Durability and Sell
manganese-neooseemleuanoelnmm
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
(hilandeaaminethemhetorepurehaslnganyothershoaafl
H. S. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. Bo. iterwailt.
M hvssaltsr he had at our stores. Our stock consists of 4.000 patterns. enabling
you any pattern desired. Onreompanyputs a new pattern every day.
‘ receive itthe day following. so you are sure of getting the very latest.
”invited to look over our counter pattern book whether’ you with to put-
‘ not. In addition to giving you later and more stylish patterns than other
i
Fashion guides mailed free. Patterns mailed to any address to receipt of
Have you seen the "Radiant" central draft, odorless oil cook stove? Well,
We have them in any size at
150 pairs Ladles’ Patent Tips. Opera and Common Sense Shoes, worth *2, at .1 50.
NO NEED TO ".3 like.» .0' mill
YOUR HEALTH n MINERALSPRINGS
as Carlsbad Powder la
A Sure Cure for Grip, Asthma, Chronic Calurrh, Dm-
' at Matteawaa, NH;
muW-nw
Tania aad Ills flight on a baa-satire.
Pouoaanrsls, N. Y., April it.—Psrry.
inmates of the Matteawan State asylum.
hour last night.
through the scuttle.
men are McGuire, U'llonrlell. Qulgieyan
Darla. All were dressed alllw. .
‘I'llAlN IlOIllIEll Pléitlll’.
90D“.
sane asylum.
The patients occupied din'uront mile.
' way toihe Miicnf lllumf the buildings.
scale one at the fullness.
guard. who tired several allot... at them.
escaped: Oliver Curtis Perry of Syracuse.
Brooklyn.
(mo of them mm in mnmvulmi in the chop-
ei or In the attic of one of the buildings,
oi the wells.
he saw at least three mm running away.
from their mun».
company's ello'l‘inl tmiu no Sunday. Feb.
21. land, ”ll" vitr uf lhu il‘llifl was known
M the tummy mr.
irmu the i‘n‘lu-ll 54mm irm-ury for west,
llfll insults.
The train in” Syrmuw m .. (‘p'l' ovk in
the Morning,
tho l’i'iil' rum-h,
of tho mum-y war from .‘yrm um, ll-t hinl~
fulll'.
lln eulsmhmi in they’ll» . \"Iiil ilin resolv-
his humia, 'I lu- luvs-selmur wind. at I'orry.
'l‘ilml i'l'rfy’rimi him twin.
who u oil-alwruin light
hoard tim row and winppvli ihn ll'uill.
Tho-ll ill! lmlIu-li um,
esprit“ mr who-u ilm imill eluppmi. now
the i‘lllliilllftflf :smi vilut let him
Jordon in telegraph along illo line that
they hall a train rubber on lmllrd. Then
they Wont on in Port iiyraln.
'l‘lley atoplmi at Port liyrun and tools
wounded. l’rrry llml d'llulppmrad
At Lyons. Will'i'fl rim next atop was mule.
thorn waa a bin vrnwd.
l'ruwll. He had «violently got all the fur
Italic").
and made a rush for him.
a coal train wan standing.
all the thmttio opm and litiiml dway,
The uproar train] engine was an.
emrpled. and a party started after him.
back
i
to
out and abandoned the engine.
lie then started mes ecauntry. final
m Benedict calm than.
A time Baring. Labor Baring, Temper Saving.
burn
had
mums-u Free: the m
nroonousmatvmm
a
Thoylleat aliens! and blade MW”
Oat Thrown alanine-Perry's m
allieMte-pt talebahw York central
the train robber. whose exploits a low
years ago. while trying to rob the car of
the American Express company on the
New York Central railroad, «hand great
“excitement at the time. with four other
escaped from that institution at a late
They aseaultrd a keeper and got away
The names of the
Additional details oi the uncupe of Train
Robber Perry show that he was the ring-
leader of a plot which resulted in freeing
at least four and possibly ilvu other perv
'i'hny ovonlllwlxrml. bound and mm:
ed a watchman null then moon the heat of
thclr'wny through the chapel of the in-
and it in uulystory to the lllunnmemo-nt
. the wuy they aucmmlml ill iuylng their
plum. From the chapel they made their
From this attic they Worn oat-lily able to
Just asthey were getting outside the
walls they vt'eru dislmvrrml by on outshle
it is known that the following inmates
Patrick Mamill’ouf NW York city. Mir
ehael O'ihmnulloi lira-miliyn, l-‘rarlk Da-
vis of New York and John Quigley of
The authorities at once gave the alums
and Inelitulmi u scorch for the camper!
inlunioll. 'l’hoy how an idea. that possibly
all sounds were heard nfivr the guard lived
at those who outmoded lu gutting outside
The guard in positive that
and four, including l'urry, um mining
l'erry'a Darin; Attempt at ’lsptw unhlnry.
l’orry tried to rob the A merimn l-prresll
in it i» mm: the up... is
The nmulvy «.lr mus next to
When liwy uvm lllzurirlg
Wei-deport, l'lvrry, who had ridden on top
sell over ”in pith! of ill" rur by murmur of It
er and nrlirrmi tllu- litt'aat'llfil‘r to throw up
Many rilmlml lulu lilt' lm'. null there
'Iill' l’llilliill‘tllr
I’vrry looked out the
The rutitilit'iur sent it hmlmunn back to
mm of tho room-nu", who was badly
Perry who in the
they aids! of tluv tmlu whorl ll lot-uni in the
The ("l“I'IIllitlf rwnulliwd him
l'orvy lurpt iim rruvm luwit with bill me
solver and ran m'rrm tIm rm. is» to where
lie uncoupled the engine and jumped
Into the cab and urlllmlli the custom and
ilrrnlan in net mltuf right. Then he pull:
When they were about to overtuim him. he
atrlmmi his ermine. mum-ed it and started
As be parsed his pursuora. who won on
another truck. be tired two about through
the cab window. The pursuits. engine
was reversed and backed after him. Parry
went ahead min. As he paamt hie pos-
surra this time he shot through the cab
spin.
The men an the pursuing entitle W
«arid not catch him and went hash
one Perry famed the am giving
lyhswaa mptnrnlat xawavk. ilewaa
afurwudenrvlmwnu‘tfmuwhl;
prisons" tans years.
esrvsdalmtayearaadahallwhsa
hewastraastcrrsdro’iattaawsaasiaruro
mule—two wonderful achievements
at modern marine architecture and Amer-
ican in ova-y feature.
thuehe last tie pwoe had been sawed
away. all eyes turned to the cultural red.
black hull. and the sianal was given.
Thelmatbecan tome, andthen bliss
'm E. Grimm swung alolt a dainty
little bottle of champagne clothed in him
and white. the colors of the city of St.
Paul. and brought it crashing down upon
the ship's bow. with the murmured sylla
bias. “1 christeu than let. Paul.”
Then there were riot oi sound as tbs
vessel glided gracefully down into the wa
ter. throwing up allvcry shower: all she
want. until the rapidly lowered anchurl
brought her into the middle oi the stream.
The siren whistles uhrioked until their
steam was exhausted. and the multitude
of humanity roared until it had to pause
for breath. Then the international Nov:
luatiun company llhook hands with
Uramp'a shipyard. and evoryluuiy follow!
all suit. The launch wall itlliltzliaallliiy over.
Mien ilrietzom. who gave the ship Ito
name and vinmul baptism, is the young
daughter of Clement A. Urinal“. pried
dent of the navigation company. The
"ship of state" wall rcprmmtml by Gov"
ernclr littering» mul tllolllmuim» oi the
state legislature. 'l‘ho lawmakers ware
brought from Harrisburg on it special
train and wltllcsmi the launch iroru tho
atlmluhont Columbia The governor atwd
next to Miss Grimm» and in the party
were also Mayor Warwick, President (iris—
corll. lienry Cramp. Mrs. Grim-mu, )llss
Nellie Miller. Mina liuntinus, daughter oi
the governor. and Mimi Mary A. Shell of
St. l'rluir who shun-d the honour with
Mills ilrimuu. At the lunuhenn whil'h
loquva the luuurh a number of speeches
were made, . V
51'. PAUL. April ii.—Tho launching of
the now stmuwhip St. Paul at Pillifldt’i
phiu wan appropriately ('t'lflllflfllfd In this
city. Vim l’l’t‘fiidfllil Wright or the inter-
national Navigation lorupmly happened
to he in lhurity. and a Itlileilmlll was given
In his honor Mid in hnnnrof the duy at the
some hour the will-lei wuss inllucilml. Con»
arutuirunry ll‘lomllld were sent to l’hiln-
dolphin in remarritinnof themwminn. The
stem ennuto during the they pom-d. under
rt sllstmlelou of the ruim, n hill to alltiil’ii”
lie the city of St. Paul to nppmprinto $3,-
000 for the puruimeenf a iihrury for tho
city’a namesake.
A SONG RUINS TRADE.
Ilrrvsny Merchants Waut to flea-go the
Home of 'l'lsal lllatnric Avenue.
New Your, April ll.--'l'he lmaincafl
men of the flowery have decided that
mouthing mlr-t be done to revive business
on that hiutnrlc thnrmlphiuro. Sovoni
ennferencew have been held. and n llmneter
meeting—the plum and date of which
huvu not been Moth—baa horn decided
upon, with the View of getting up a poll»
rum to the board of aldrnm-n to have the
strollt'e name changed. The common; of
opinion anmng Bowery salmn kccpcryl is
that if the mom i. changed the unwary
will soon he lte old self agnlu.
Tim llrl'alierlee of the Bowery ia attrib:
ntmi to t‘hurim ll. lioyt'e popular run“ of
that mum, The mug not only «harm
in a general way that "they do euch things
and my ellrh things on the lhlwery," but
you info peril: More and mentions harbor
shupu, um nun dun-.4 and will“! llnwrry
(ntl'flli'l-e-a in guild things in krep away
from Tim linwvry iiil'fl'Ii-ifl'~ rimlu that
reaper-inns of the mm; have I.- pt ihnlr
enrol. .lf yielrere (u thr- ('ily irnm “will“ to
lhl! iillWl ry.
In] a “a” "lull.
i'rlhi'l-lh-Hiilvi, S. Y. .iprli il,——'i'wn
'UiVi‘“ wlvrréitl-ly men rim-Lug limr llv-rlr
lilt'l‘ILIYf. wit milm north n‘.’ thzs l'ii)’
'l'wn rurmm-s partly mstrn wr-nr ill-means!
on the Nil'lYl'w n! I'viur'n lake, whom the
dw-r luv! ild'l‘ll mul'lann. 'I'hlriel tr will"!
lili’l'itlwt‘n ni dr rr, "Hill'tlliy krilvd hy
wlliwnl. urn rv lmrtul illluliru parties
are “maul/ill; fur :‘t w llf illmr,
hilltd arts "It ”I." “Ind.
Sm hour. ipni ll -—i'upta‘ln Frndvr
hfk Ioiii‘iu’ilihll'ii. (hr Vlirmfl nirvatlllmrai
mun. long of lhv tuning ilrrn nf Liaison.
hnrh Brother» 12'" llrmui atrrrt. was kill»
ed on thv Mull at'vlllu- a-lm'ats-ll railroad
at the itl-rlnr elmrt station. lie was at»
tempting to «men the inn-ks will ll he was
struri‘. by u train null terribly mangled.
He died alum afterward.
I'D-avg»! With fllpmy.
i’luramllruls. .tpril ll.—~Wililarn
Diem. aged :10 yum, who ran away from
(Wuhan. ‘.\' \’.. laat tirvptmuher with
a girl Well itlmlnt. with whom. it is
said. he haul aim-v lweu living in this city,
wall unrated bore no a charge of hipmy.
The polite rinlm thin he left a wife and
four children in ”mien-drum, which was
his former Plume.
’lrniley ”We! "trailed.
linlmm, l'n.. April ll.-—The mm
rmr'n Jill" in the new of the four vil'tlms
M “3. ”WHY“ trolley dinette-r at John":
Ville rendered their "mild. The! find
that the arr-idem might have been avoid.
all if the rear brakes on the car had hm
thy and prmnptly applied. and sun-
sets the conductor of the ear.
l'lvssassl (lama! W
New You. April li.—llr. lbfael Car.
ulna». "maul mi of “launch. baa
ruined and will sail ior harm allay.
like letter M migmtuln m by the same
m. and the amntry will be left with.
out a Wild!" in this marry for
em time. lie has had a misunderstand.
in with l’rwident (.‘mpo.
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“installer-"salad rail:
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We.“
One Iiinnte Cough Cure. 0. A. Gregory
a Co. and G. O Stillson.
Thosewho never read the advertise»
meats in their newspapers miss more
than they presume. Johnathan Keni
son. Of Balsa, Worth Co..lowa, who had
been troubled with rheumatism in his
back. arms and shoulders. read an item
In his paper about how a prominent Ger-
man cltizen ,0! Ft. Madison had been
cured. He procured the same medicine,
and to use his own words: "It’c'ured
me right up.” He also says: "A neigh-
bor and his wile were both sick in bed
with rheumatism. Their boy was over
to my house and said they were so bad
he had to do the cooking. I told him‘nf
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and how it had
cured me; he not a bottle; and it cured
them up in a week." all cent bottles for
sale by (l. C. Stillson, drugglst.
PIBKLEB 'ilYS'l‘EBS
Lobster-s
MAPLE SYRUP
Fresh and Salt Fish
ESBALLBPS
lie. I SALT MICKEHEL
HURSE RAUISH
GROUND TO ORDER, AT
HllNl ll ZELIIFF’S
Telephone. til-ii.
J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
amour mm. ROBWALK. 00!
mi. Her- ”Him
“dean-J film street. Telephone out“;
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liliE CiilEWOElllllil EYE;
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GRADUATE ()PTICIAN,
id South lain Street. So. Norwaik
a] ti’
mm mm
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Sire Kenturh Wilkes. Na. ifliltBI-rnrd 2:21 .
Darn Arno. by Liectioneer. No 1%.Servwe. I
BAY ultimo.
Blooan elm.
BI Baron Will N t Dam Crrie
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hr wcunux we pull l.llll has tulle Khalil
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band Model. durum; W photo" with rim-ripe-
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that“. “or If! tint due till pail-n! is an ur‘l'ul
‘ ' may, ” HIM to Obtain I‘Mema, with}
most of.“ in die U. 8. and known mum,,
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A’l‘ . .,
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Successors to George ll. Raymond.
Furniture Dealers and General Funeral
Directors.
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We back our guarantee with an altar of Sill)
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