‘ , one more great reduction of prices.
Ladies’ 33 Sample Shoes, at. 31. it a pair. ,
‘ . Ladies to Russia Calf Lacs Shoes. at 81.50 a pair.
.«Iodies’ :4 Sample Shoes, at $2.25 a pair. ,
BwButton Razor Toe Ladies’ 08 .Oxford, at 01.75 a pair.
‘dies’ Opera. land Razor Toe 33 Oxfords, at 31.75 a pair.
(in! Ladies’ 31.50 Kid and Russet Oxfords, at 31 .a pair.
Milton’s Russia Calf and Seal Goat 8i Shoes, reduced to
, items: our great sample sale, and we
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' to largest and best assorted line of School Shoes ever shown
' ' at the. lowest prices. . . ’
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Our Loss is Your Gain.
\The price of flour has dropped within the past two weeks and although we had a
supply on hand we are going to stand the loss.
large
We are now selling our famous
Maud S. Flour ,
$4.25 per bh|.; . 550 per bag.
A FEW SAMPLE PRICES:
all kinds. 3/4 lb . 7e. Condensed Milk. per can. To.
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‘Pork. (at or eduFBper in. We. llorned Beef. 1! lb. can, lac.
in: Soda. per 1b.. lc. Host Soda Crackers. 6 lbs. for 250.
Catsup qt. bottle. 9e. Best Ginger Snaps. ii lbs. for two.
. qt. bottle. 80. first Lemon f‘racksrs. 5 lbs. for 250.
Mustard. r bottle, 8c. Oil Sardines. 7 cans for 26c. .
b. . .o. Satin Gloss Soap. ll bars for tile.
W bite Potatoes, per bu.. soc.
Sweet. Potatoes. per pk.. 26c.
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wonderfully low prices. No question about it.
‘ If so, ask nine persons out of every ten,
“Which store sells first class goods at law»
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HARTFORD. Sept. lit—“I‘m” n'liowon.
the contractor.,wbo is ssidtohave two
women under his hypnotic control. has re
sd‘toliartfcrd. Strangsto . Mrs.
.nnle Karenina. who left Sunday night
for Brocktou. Mean. for the ostensible
purpose of visiting Mrs. Bowen to pray
for forgiveness, (is back. m, and is in
Bowen's company. , ,
The strange features of this remarkable
case appear to increase rather than dimin-
ish. Sunday hits. K unman was a tearful.
penitent Woman. Monday she was appar—
ently under the control of Bowen.
A newspaper correspondent went to
Bowen’s suitof offices in thb Ballersteln
building. and found BOch, Mrs. Kurz~
‘i.
' man and hoi- companion, Miss Ray Brooks,
in possession. Bowen received the corre—
spondent cordially and without the least
embarrassment. Mrs. Kurzmnn was ut-
tlred in u dainty summer gown of white
and a sailor hat. and looked unusually
pretty. Miss Brooks is somewhat older
than her companion. and appears to be as
fully under Bowen’s control as does Mrs.
The correspondent asked Mr. Bowen to
reply to the charges which his Wife and
Mrs. Kurzmnn had made against him.
“Charges?" said Mrs. Kurzmnn.
"Charges?” she repented. “I make
charges?”
Bowen Simply Waves Ilia Hand.
Bowen extended his left hand toward
the woman and without another word
she sank into it big rocking chair and sat
{lor several minutes storing straight before
or.
“I don’t care to talk, " he said quietly.
"But it is said that you have hypnotized
both your wife and Mrs. Kurzman, " sold
the correspondent.
"Has Minnie said so?" he naked, glanc-
ing toward the white robed figurevin the
chair. Mrs. Kuriunan arose.
“ Yes, did I say so?" she repeated. But
her eyes were fixed at Bowan and not at
the correspondent. Miss Brooks oft her
chair and plnoednunrm about her iend’s
waist. ,
Bowen turned and walked to a window,
from which he gazed thoughtfully fora
moment. Then, addressing the corre-
spondent, he said: “i have nothing to say
one way or the other at this titne. In a
day or ttvo i will be prepared to make a
long stntcment if necessary."
Bowen and the twu women left the
building shortly after noon and were
driven will Buckingham street. When
the correspondent culled titers later in the
day, a servant told him that Mrs. Kurt-
mau had given orders to admit no one.
Judge 'I'oohey Thinks It Strange.
Judge John 'l‘oohey, attorney for Mrs.
Bowen in her 25.000 damage stilt against
Mrs. Kurzmnu. said: “It is the strangest
case within my experience. I have tele»
graphed Mrs. liowou to come to Hartford,
and I oxpoet‘her hero tomorrow. I shall
try to prevent her meeting her husband,
for if she does showill again become more
clay in his hands.
"She realizes when away from him how
cruelly she is being wronged, but she
can't resist the mysterious power he has
over her. li-nu explain Mrs. Kurzmnn's
conduct only on the theory that she, too,
is his victim. Only Sunday she promised
to renounce Bowen, and even bought a
ticket for lirockton, to make her peace
with tho wronged wife. Yet this iuofliiug
illlu in book with him, Sunday the swore
she was going to sue him for breach of
promise. Today she is even more fully
under his influence than before. 'i‘hocuso
puzzles mo. nmi I illll anxious to see Mrs.
'llowen when she is uwuy from her hus-
bund’s influence."
The New Jersey Forest Fires.
Ciuooux, N. .l.. Supt. 2-i.A—-'l‘he, forest
fires thnt hove been touring in tho lmver
motion of the slum front Homer's point to
Mnnuutuskcu Junction have become unit-
rd. forming on nlniost continuous line of
blaming wmdlnnds between the (mean and
the Delaware bay and cutting off (‘npe
Mny county from the rust of tho state.
Hank Willi All on Board.
Forums, run-i... Supt. Bl. ——'l‘he
schooner E. ii. Willinms, iron (”1' laden,
from this port to Toledo. sunk in the big
gale on Green buy with nll on board. (if
the crew only the numes of (‘nptnlu H t-
iou Mid Mogglo ileum-ft. the steward s.
are known, fill) crew of five innit being
strangers hero.
Captain Dead and (“row Missing.
WAsiftslii’rmi. Sold. 7H.-——'l'lio schooner
John A. Dixon, loaded with lunibor. was
found drifting about lli'ltl‘ (Yodnr point on
the Potoiuno byiu river steamer with the
murdered body of the skipper on bonnl. it
is believed that he was murdered and
robbed by his crow, who wore ooioroil.
The flarllslae Visit f‘lray Galilee.
lli‘Zlellfl list. Moss, Hopi. Elm-«Sec-
rotary and Mrs. (‘uriislc spout Monday
and last night at iiruy Gables. having
come frotu Marion on the lighthouse ton.
tier John Rogers. Today they return to
Marion. and on Tuesday they will depart
for Washington.
Two Deputy nheriffs Killed.
Piss flours. Ark, Sept. iii.~—l)oputy
Sheriffs iiurris and litlft of Arkansas
county were shot dead near England, It»
colic county. while attempting to arrest
to est-,upcd prisoner named lmcy.
linela goth... roots Politeness.
Wssitisoros. Hopi. tat—Tho nnnusi re-
port of Fourth Assistant Postmaster Gen-
eral Maxwell shows that the number of
minim iii operation in the United States
sn‘Jnns so was room.
A Diphtheria Epidemie.
Ftrcnnimo, Muss. Hopi dim-Tho prev-
Ilsnce of diphtheria oi Houth l’ltchburg
has caused the infected families to be Iso-
litted end the school in tho iioighlmrhood
to be ohm].
Troops lanes blossoming.
lsrnsmso. Minis, slept. ni.-Ail five
companies of the Michigan trams stir
timed here to preront lawlessness during
the miners‘ strike have left for their
es.
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, hswas brought for treatment. The
patenting occurred under peculiar cit-cum '
‘ According to the evidrnce adduced at
the ifiusst held by Coroner Niles, Masher.
with res male companions, went on a
Saturday night. About midnight
sy drove to the Mine of Mordecai Can-
ody. near Tings. Canedy. who is quite ill
and' feeble. wassitting helpless on the
porch, and his wife was in bed with their
Svyear-old child. ,
The young men, it is alleged, were in
toxicated, and after roughly handling
Oapedy, they invaded the house and en-
tered the women’s room. Mrs. Cunedy
hurriedly donned her clothing, and. seiz.
ing a revolver, threatened to shoot if they
did not leave. All but Masher fled, but
he selwd Mrs. Custody. and, according to
her testimony, the weapon was discharged
during the struggle. The bullet entered
Moshor's breast and severed the spinal
cord.
At the sound of the shot his companions
rushed back to the house, took the uncon-
scious man out and drove rapidly to the
doctor. Mrs. Caucdy, whose character is
above reproach, is in delicate health.
Under the testimony the coroner‘s jury
rendered fl verdict that “William Moshe:
came to his death by n bullet front at ro-
volvcr in the bonds of Mrs. Effie Unitedy
while she was acting in defense of her
life, her honor and her home, and it is the
belief of this jury that she committed a
justifiable homicide. ”
MRS. LANGTRY’S JEWELS.
She line No Trace of the Thief \Vho Got
room From the Bank. '
Loxlxm, Sept. Bin-Mrs. {mugtry was
interviewed on the subject of the loss of
her box of jewels from the Sloane street
branch of the Union Bank of London last
Week by moons of a forged order. .She said
that she had obtained no further light on
the question no to the identity of the re-
cipiont of the box.
Mrs. Laogtry said that there was no
suspicion against any of her servants. but
that the scheme must have been worked
by somebody who was cognizant of her
affairs. for never before was there so much
of her jewelry at the bank. Her ninid had
suggested that she take it with her to
Baden-linden, but she had thought it
safo‘ to leave it in the custody of the
bank.
Mrs liangtry said that she thought it
was curious that the people at the. bank
were not aware that shower. on llli‘ 'Ionti-
nent insieiid of in London at the time of
the robbery. t
CALL FOR DR. TALMAGE.
He Is “'anted ll; “Washington as Pastor of
the l‘rnaldent'e (‘hurelu
Wasutsurox, Sept. 24.-—’I‘lm congrega-
tion of the First Presbyterian church of
this city inst night voted to extend a call
to Rev. T. DeWitt Titlmngo to bo oopas-
tor. Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland are members
of this congregation. The question of
compensation was lxsqtponed for future
consideration.
It will be understood if Dr. Taltnago
accepts the call that it shall not interfere
with his Christian Endeavor and other
work. I
Dr. Allen. who is Dr. Sunderinnd's as-
sistant pastor now, will retire if Dr. Tnl‘
lnodgo accepts at the end of the year. It
is understood that Dr. ’i‘oliunge will ac-
eept.
CHICAGO’S DISGFiACE.
Sensational llcport Made by the "lire-ll of
labor Statistic!-
Si'iuxoi'iuu), 1115., Sept. 2-i.—'l‘he most
sensational report evor issued by a state
bureau wus- mode public hero by the lili-
nois bureau of labor statistics.
It charges flint the grunt majority of the
wealthy tnxpuycrs of lllinois. and more oil»
pocinliy of Chicago, uroperjurers; tlmt the
assessors are guilty of mnlfoiisanee in of-
fice; that the present financial condition
of Chlorine is directly traceable to the cor.
rupt system of taxation, and that the “dc-
plorulile condition of workmen is duo to
the liberty destroying methods of turn.
tlott which provuil in Illinois."
The Trenton Printing Conspiracy.
TliliS'i‘Uh‘, Supt. 2i.-——'l‘bo trial of John
L. Kuzer, Charles Robinson. Otto iioins
and Emil Krncullor, indicted for conspira-
oy in connection with the printing of state
documents in tho Hermon language, was
begun iii the Mercer i-otintycoiirt. and
the presentation of the state's side of the
case was concluded.
flow New York (Ventral (lobbies the (Pauli.
Bi'rmw, Hopi. 2i.-—-'l‘hc Express today
publishes a loaded three column nrtlclo
declaring that the New York Central and
lludson llivor rnllroud hos anoint-ed con-
trol of proofit'ully nil the tonnage that
floats upon the Eric canal, and will there-
fore be in ii position to control all freight
rates on the canal.
Qeneral Harrison at aflhuroh Conference.
IlilliAbfAl'tihiS, i-lcpt. :li.-'l‘he lndiann
ootiforenco of the Methodist Episcopal
church. by on almost unanimous vote.
decided to uduilt women into the confor-
enoo ns delegates. While the conference
was in session lioncrnl Harrison appeared
by invitation and mode a few folloitouii
roniiirks.
Fire In a Mining Town.
Afilllslflill, Pit, Sept. 24.-—-li‘ire broke
out in the locust lisp hotel at Locust
Gap, mining village three miles west of
here, and before it was extinguished com-
pletely destroyed on entire block of build-
fngs owned by Michael McCarthy and oo-
cupied by himself and seven other families.
sludge Maxwell Accepts.
li'ttllsiott'i‘. Not... Sept. 34.-.ludgs Max-
well, who was nominated by the Populist
convention for the supreme court. has ac
cepted. fie insists on accepting the norm.
nation, not as it Populist. but on a non.
partisan basis.
Boys Pinyed With a mains.
MAN)”; N. Y... Sept. 94.—-'i‘he 9-year.
old son of Peter llushy of Chatcsugiiy. N.
'if.. was accidentally shot and killed. A
number of boys were playing with s ro-
volvsr. ‘
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flew sons; Pythlaus (lather.
Pmmrssocc. N. 4., Boot. thumbs
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Item-a. 1,
Lesson I.—-'.l‘ho Ten Commandments
lEx. xx, l-l'f). Golden Text. Luke x, 27,
“ Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with
all thy heart. and with all thy soul, and
with all thymwm with all thy
mind, and thy neighbor as thyself." No
commandmen till redecmedfront Egypt.
The one thing e sinner needs isrlght-
eousness. and this is found only in Christ,
who is theend of the law for righteousness
to every one that belleveth (Rom. x, 4).
This righteousness is summed up in‘the
one word “love,” for love lathe fulfilling
of the law. and God is love. Christ is God
manifest in the flesh, and the true Chrls~
tian e is, “Christ liveth in me.”
L sou II.-—'I‘he Golden Calf (Ex. xxxii,
l-S, 80-35). Golden Text, I John v, 21,
"Little children, keep yourselves from
idols.” God manifest in the thunderings
of Mount Sinai, or speaking by His serv-
ant, Moses, they promised to obey, but
God invisible, and Moses also absent for a
little season, notwithstanding the token
of His loving (strain the daily manna
front heaven, they turn from God to idols.
What Wonder that He was, grieved with
themi They tempted Him ten times and
would not henrken to His voice (Num.
xiv, 22). Let us cleove unto Him, and not
grieve Ills Holy Spirit whereby we are
scaled (Eph. iv, 80).
Lassou III.——.\'iuiab and Ablhu (isev. x,
1-11). Golden Text, Lev. x, 9, “Do not
drink wine nor strong drink, thou nor
thy sons with time.” The service of God
is wholly spiritual. Ho stxiketh those who
will worship Him in spirit and in truth
(John iv, 23, 24). The flesh is carnal and
is enmity against God (Ronni. viii, 7).
’lZiioreforowhntevor excites or stimulates
the flesh is against the Spirit. No work
of God is accomplished in the energy of
the flesh. “Not by might nor by power,
but by My Spirit. siiithtlto Lord of Hosts"
(Zach. iv, 6). See also Eph. v, 18.
LEsson IV.—-—Jot;rnoylng to Cannon
(Num. x, 29-36). Golden Text, Num. x,
29, “Come thou with us, and we will do
thee good, for the Lord hath spoken good
concerning Israel." It was all right thus
to urge Hobob to partake of the blessings
of the God of lame]. but it seems all wrong
to speak of IIobnb‘ii being eyes to Israel.
It. looks like leaning upon him instead of
upon God. The Word for every child of
God is, “My soul, wnit thou only upon
God, for my oxpwmtion is from Him" (Pa.
lxii. 5).
LESSON V.—'l‘lte Report of the Spies
(Nlliii. xiii, 17-20, Ell-551i). Golden Taxi,
Num. xiv, ‘J, “The Lord is with us, four
them not." They had the word of the
Lord flint it was it good land, and that He
would surely givo it to them. Yet He in-
dulged them in permitting them to send
spies to sec, and the spies confessed that it
was a good loud, but they saw difiipuities
instead of seeing God They saw the
giants, and they saw themselves; but with
the exception of Caleb and Joshua they
saw not (loll and counted not. on Him.
LEssoS VI.—-Thc Brazen Serpent (Nuns.
xxl, «i-il). Golden Text, John iii, if. “As
Moses lifted up the cement in the wilder-
ness, even so must the Son of Man he lifted
up." About 88 years between the last los-
son and this; a whole generation passed
away. Aaron and Miriam also gone, and
the new generation murmuring as time],
although iigniu on file borders of the land.
We will do all things without murmuring
or disputing if we have confidence in God
(Phil. ii, H; Ian. xxx, 15). All manner of
rebellion against our lot in life is simply
relmliii'in against God. 'l‘ltocut'o is to “con—
Blill‘l' Him“ who was lifted up for us and
yield fully to Him.
bus-aux \'il.~—’l‘lu- New Home In Colman
(Dent. \i, :i-lb). (ioldi'ti Text, Dent. viii,
10, “Then slmlt. bless the Lord thy God for
the good land which lie both given thw.”
The land und all its contents Wt‘l‘i‘ wholly a
timtfi-rof grove. in iron giftof God to them,
lllfli' they might then‘i'oro hour nud do His
will niui suffer Him to blessilu-tu mightily
in the t‘_\'i-~{ of oil notions. flint so through
them llo might. in» known. If we. would
keep ourselves wholly for film. He would
ningnify Himself in us. '
Lliseotx‘ \‘lll.———l,‘m.~ming tho .lordnn
(Joshua “Lb-17). liolili-n’l‘vxf, lso. xliil. 2,
“Win-n thou lilti-‘M‘lll through the waters, I
will be with lbw. " Moses lin.~int thistltuo
joined Aurnu :lilll Miriniu in the better
innil, fillil .ionhun is now the visible lender
of the host. The Loni is with him as Ilo
Wits with Moses. ntiil this is the secret of
Ills strength. The urk lrl l'ill‘l‘ll‘ll ahead of
tho host, nnd us the wntoi's divido fho
prior-ifs hearing it iulvuni-u to tho midst of
the river, uudtlivm ubldo till all how Knic-
lylutvsod over. Jesus has been tbmugh
Jordnti for us, iuul we lll't‘tl not fear.
Lasso}; ix. w'i‘lu- Full of .lerlebo(.loshun
\‘l, 8-20). Hillili‘ll Ti'xi, lll‘li. xi, iii), “By
fiiitb the Million! sli'l'li'llil fell down, after
they werei-oiupiissed about sow-u days."
The sumo Lord who appeared to Moses at
the burning bush and riminuindod him to
put off his shoes now appears to .iosbuaby
Jericho with u like command, instructing
liiiti in the Way of victory and pence. 1!.
hi God‘s way to plan and to carry out "in
plan». it l‘i ours to yield and obey. We
must keep our shoes oil. and never think
of it on our Work.
Iii-38mm X .m-lfuleb's [toward (Joshua xiv,
5-14). lioldi'u 'i‘oxt. Joshua xiv, ll. “lie
wholly followed the Lord God of isracl."
Soc it man of 85, on strong us a limit of 40,
lmcnuso God WM his strength. and Ho
changes not. ills sln-ngfh in mode perfect
in our wtuikoesn, and when We yield to
Him that lie may work, our weakness will
be but a better mansion for Him to man.
ifest lilo strength. li‘oiledeities and giants
are nothing to “ml, and victory depends
upon Ills ability. not upon ours.
Lnssolv XI.-—-'l'ho Cities of Refuge (Josh-
uaxx, l-ll). Golden Text, licb. vi. 18, “Who
have fled for refuge to lay hold tipon the
hope set before us." This lmvon is very
suggestive of Christ, who is our only refs
uge from the law of sin and death, and in
whom alone there is widely. As We pointed
out in our notes on tho boson every name 1
iii suggestive of film. Notice also that the
city of Caleb’s inheritance (llebmn) boa
came a city of refuge, and when we follow
Jesus fully and live in fellowship with
Him we will in file Nome lslcmnc a refuge
for others.
Lassen XiI.-Joshun Buimlnme Gov-
enont (Joshua xxlv, 14.25). Gol Text,
.‘Mhua niv. mi. “Tho Lord our God will
wsssrvo. and ills voice will we obey.” The
thought hero is that we cannot serve
unless we serve Him with the whole
heartln sincerity and in truth. fishes
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Sample books of all line latest styles of
Papers. l'oardere and Gilt Mouldings taken to
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