1li1—lniants' Combos 5hr.
Fins white esulhsio is the
selected forthhshirt. Thenpper
is low necked and sleeveless, the oloei g
beingefleotsd at the «outback wi
buttons. and button-holes. The
shirt is. gathered at the upper edge
joined to the body which supports e
weight oi the shirt. The lower ed
shows.a deep radio of line embroi
k ‘ with cluster at sacks shoes. i
Lawn. oamhrio. muslin. urgently.
nainstlok and perosle are among the a-
stisohing Many mothers pewter to d s-
penee with elaborate dl-eorations int 9
way of needle-work and base oily t e
sheen» and daintiest oi materials me e
entirely by hand
To make this shirt will require t o
andone-ionrth ysrosoi' thirsyqu-in h
material. The pattern, No. 7117. is o t.
in on also only. ~ ‘
esseise se‘srlssll
CCU”. ‘ :
rvritnuoonei’etfiiasusol slum). i ?
“in " e oaddrlr
' “m allow... a.“ “P
Stationers Iergale louse:
l
ADDI- ,_ i
‘ hm Io. mi ___.nl
his is - -.
MWF'W
tasdselbeltess.
drugglst
Aug. J. Bagel. the leading ' of
I... says: "Dr. King's ill
Diasoreryisthe only thing that
my. oongh.aud it is the best sell
“w." J, I. OWN. morehanfi£oi
's w
A‘TL‘
Mord. Lashwrlmzsu‘or. tor
itneverzeilsandisesnreoure for n-
! II.
‘0 'l'lilt HOARD 0F Ctilllfl'
mealtimes ii'iili Willi!” .
“limb; l i ii i l u
. are a y or I on I e
fiplrliuous an 'lntoxlcatlng limo". All.
l or liter. Rhine Wine and tiidrr u.
h eubsuloa street. Town of Not-we it.
’3 lane at business is not located wit it
rel in a direct line of a Church En
lien or Public fibmilehouee. or the mi ll-
sss we on are n. or no photo
pub'l’rgllhr-ry. or cornering. y
Dated at Nurwelh. this lh day at M u
I». A. 0.. fl.
2131' HURRI’I‘ER.
pp loant
We. the uudorsi ned.eleoiore and t a
”you. as denned y law. at the ’i‘om. m
orwslh. hereby up the lilplltigiim
at tile v ' ury linoleum m
tor such Muse.
lat Nnrwalii. thisfllh day oi Am 3
net. ARI). £07
Olili
liclilldillllt.
l) cu
glut.
. .WI .
thereby certify that the shoveue so
ei rs . . .a»
8‘" net-igl’mmfizrfl
, w “mutual.
poster “all 3 i.
We PM he. lens
m
Jillmflmsfl
i
hensihisinlnnlssonthepartot
. ,oonlinunitlss to wrest sudden
lawful vengeance upon somebodr It
the militant simulates. Nobody but
the astrologers appear to have a work-
ing theory to ill these phenomena.
less than live dollars.
potted; are soul-harrowing. The
various insects. legs and wings. st
hair, coal duet. woolen and l
,ilbre, tobacco, muscular tissue
metre.
have this list printed in blue and
protecting the birds'
._‘_’l._..__.____
Governor Atkinson. of West
general. .It is true that the man
have been if the Judge before w
is spent in. going through the c
be settled by the crack of a gun.
some of the Tennessee courts we
pect to hear presently that when
of a lynchiilg.
tition.
capacity to be successful themse
bratherhood among men. To all w
‘ view of it its that of pitting men against. nlvnl during lhr Texas smu- ialr. and
mu other, of “we“ {or one at the ex—l then West or: for as San Pram-ism. it,
: licslm t'lly will give the guarantee rt»;
pause at another, at wealth for
system is repugnant.
the Christian spirit.
been ordered to leave France.
Planes, the leader oi the Spanish
The worhiaghlen at America do
allocations sunsets uses us.
In mm to Worth
champion "l‘hst
at all M Illlit.”
I cannulafiesihsssulthus
rm...
»_ m, j unfit-i"
the astrologers do not give it awn!
on no «rumors an m
Coincident with this is an tricolor"-
3
ill-
and
to:
Science has been investigating ice
cream. The results. as might be ex-
ow
clal report of the British institute
says that the microscope disclosed in
street ice cream, sold on the stands.
raw,
inch
and
7,000,000 microbes per cubic centi-
0ther"grades or the article.
supposed to be innocuous, rolled oil
ptomaines and micro-organisms, with
such horrible names as coll communls.
, and putriiactlve spirrlllae. it is
proposed by a young men's club to
now
gold
and sent to all the young ladies of the
kingdom who are wasting their time
leathers and
hunting down the vivisectionists, with
the hope that they may, as it were. he
plucked like brands from the treesing.
Vir-
ginia, concurs ln'ihe prevailing meth«
ed of settling aliairs with a shotgun
without going to law. in remitting
the line of a man who shot another,
he takes occasion to make a law oom-
mendatory remarks on‘ shooting in
WI] 0
was shot tyne charged with alienating
the affections of the shooter's wile,
how much more expeditious it would
but
hom
' he was arraigned had shot him on the'
spot. What a deal of time and money
Rein
forms of law when the whble thing can
in
es-
the
prisoners are brought in {or trial in
the morning the Julge shoots them in
order to save the country the expenses
The dream of a co-operstive comc
monwoalth has attractiveness in it for
men who deplore the strife oi compe-
It is not necessary to rein
now to men who lack the lorce and.
lvesu
bl“ ‘0 “‘0” whose sympathies 3" for an extensive trip south and xvi-st
awakened by the unsuccessful ones” immediately following the Temple cup
who long for peace m society and series. The route is to be by way u!
110“
the
Was—cud
Both Spain and France. since the
murder at tile ilpeoish liloister, have
taken to shipping Anarchists to Amer-
ica. Quite a number oi suspects have
and
An»!
areblsts. was conducted to Havre.’
where he took passage for New York.
rs. United sum can digest and w?
slnllete almost anything. but these
teiiows threaten to disagree with he.
want theta, and almost everybody else
is atrald of time. but why should
they come beret Frost their own doth-
lsssiens there Is work-lo do is moral
mmhouihsyelllhesssthaos
there. There is Willis liits Dos»
’tlseatsi sell is leseps's unloading her
bypastist is a
find. its mini: m I? w the aisle lawn
Niels: "Olsosrsehehedseness-l
ease.“
as. shawls
l
arellroad.
the one here when memes
tent! and ashes! permission to sleep in
“it Me ‘“ " ‘3’ , ‘
xWhile the two men were talking to
the elder null time soon men. who
wore masks. «are in and drawing in»
solvers ordered Bull led his son to
surrender and give up their money.
The old man made some resistance and
was knocked down and badly beaten.
The farmer and his son were then
bound. and three at the robbers watch-
ed them while the“other two entered
Bull's house and searched It thorough-
ly, but finding little money they return-
ed to the barn. .
Bull and his son were then separated.
ole being placed in each of the two
barns on the lam. The robbers in-
formed their victims that nothing but
the revelation at where all of their
money could be found would preVent
both from being cremated.
Bull protested that he had no more
money. The robbers then set tire to
the barn in which Volney Bull lay, but
on the old man promising to obtain and
pay them 3500 the tire was extinguish-
ed. The robbers then took one of Bull's
teams and drove away. threatening to
return and shoot both father and son
and burn their buildings it a. word was
said about the robbery. '
The old man and his son were so
greatly‘iterror stricken that they kept
the matter a secret. The old man had
the money ready to pay the robbers. but
the neighbors and authorities are
aroused and are scouring the county for
the men. and it they are captured a
lynching is altogether) probable.
Candidates Are Numerous.
Washington. Sept. t.--0vor 75 appli-
cants have presented themselves‘so far
{or examinatim for the office at super.
Vining architect in the treasury depart-
ment. and the contest is attracting
widespread attention. The practical
examiwion is now in progress and will
end Sept. 10. An immense number of
papers have already reached the civil
service commission in accordance with
'the requirement for the tiling of
sketches and plans of buildings made
by the applicants as exhibits of their
work and to show their practical and
professional training. One candidate
alone. a. New Yorker. has filed papers
that already on a box measuring 8 by i
feel. and more of them are coming. He
paid the exprese charges.
A Lynching Threatened.
Montgomery, Mn. Sept. t.-The gov-
ernor is in receipt of a telegram from
Judge Carmichael, circuit judge at
(mark. that Major Torrcl. the negro
who committed an assault on a white
woman and burned her up In her house
near Emit, (‘i‘vi'l'ric county. has been cap—
tured near that place and that a mob
was forming to storm the jail and hang
him. Judge Carmichael salts (or In-
structions in the matter. and the gov-
ernor telegraphed him to bare. the pris~
oner protectcd at all haaards. Teri-cl.
utter committing the assault. was cap.
lured. and in the race in avoid the mob
he escaped, and no trace has been had
of him until now. Trouble is expected,
as his crime was a most revolting one.
National [angle Teams Going loath.
Washington, Sept. t.—-’l"ed Sullivan
has returned hPri' with contracts under
1 which he expects to lake the Baltimore
baseball club and an all American team
l (‘lncinnath Louisville. New Orleans and
. Texas. where they will play at the car-
quircli, "in combination will go there
“1'0“ 33d DOW"? 101' "16 W081i. ”"3 alter playing in Texas.
It has a phase
at savagery akin to the warfareot an-
imals. and is not in harmony with their
' conceptions 0' the dignity. “puny and the result of paralysis. He was born‘
when of men. Ii. seems to them to in Maine Th years ago. lie came in this
dBVOIOD ”$0 won‘ IMO 0! h“ Mfg: city l" I3“ and became proprietor of
to cultivate s‘eiilshness. with ladilier-I
once and brutality l0 llll “lid. and 10 was mayor in 18??- ond i878 and in the
strangle the higher impulses which legislature in 1879. He'leaves three sons
prompt generosity and service. They. “"3" “Wm”-
allirm that the spirit ol our commer-
clal life is thus essentially wrong. Oi}. new yum. gm 4,...“ 1m, hm. a”
Wlll! use II it, they bill. to leach llldi allied to hold the Democratic i-onvrn-
”mom. of ""3“,“ when ”Ipmmfl-J thin (or the nomination 0! candidates
vslion compels men to disregard them.
We should. theretore. they urge. reor-
gsnise society so that its industrial
iorces shall promote. instead oi oppose.
; Mayor hello-on Dead.
l Nowliurypurl. Mara.
Mayor Benjamin T. Atkinson is dead as
(ho (lconn Home. and later he was t-n-
gazed in shipbuilding. Mr. Alblneun
‘lnmssseny Convention call.
5 for the various municipal «mi-cs un
lir-pl. ill), two days “"6""th regular iii--
puhlloan convention. This wall settled
at a slibrummitiee martinis held at the
Hoi't'mnll House. at which John C. Slit-e-
lmn presided.
Priests! lire“ Will [nonspe- la Items-d.
London. slept. i.-'l’be Dally (lraphlo
this morning‘publlshes a table crimp".
log the available and prospective long.
mm wheat supply at the pct-sent time
with that of iteplcmber, ism. showing a
‘donolent-y of nearly 2.000.000 quarters.
it is inevitable. The Graphic says. that
tin- rise in the price at bread Mil he
maintained.
.... W A... w... .. m...
lb (insets-ate the More.
London. iiebt. twA dispatch to The
Times from Constaninopie says the sill.
tan is impatient to reopen [his Gretna
question. hoping thereby to chechmgu
the European concert. The palace
councils are ounnlnlily preparing in.
campaign. though no oillt-lal “9.599”
yet been tellers. .4 ,
re lestsata a Josh-y oi .. 2
comm. lent. am. is. aim has
died a bill in the circuit mug;
that the Met Jockey club he rs.
setrained from Willi“ gambling at
§ in race trellis. The bill sets forth that
l the club allows wineries. boohmslting
and seniiiilns at the trash. contrary to
, 4
Another diabetes washing.
Winery. Ala. lepl. i.«-lews has
reached hers ol' the lynching at final
at an unseen colored mas who murv
semi an anal derehsepsr and then
entitled the slim. Verticals” are not
obtainable. as the piece is remote ill-eta
Hopi: i.—-l-‘:s- .
mmmummmom
tsbflesthsfiWm-Wss-
WWW Melt/rs;
worth W'vexpedltion has arrived
aster having spent three winters near
Cape flora.
llr. F. (3. Jackson. the loader. lie.
Worth being the financial hack-
er. reports that his exploration oi
vious ideas oi that country. The much
(inclined Oillll. Land does not lie
where aroiic'nogrsphers have been in
be considered nonexistent. Mr. Jack-
son tailed to see Oscar Land and is
convinced there is no great land north
west oi Frans Joset land. He re-
P. G. JACKSON.
gards the existence or Petermnnn Land
doubtful and in any case says it must
be small. .
instead of a continental mass or land
lands. in plscu of lntty mountains
there are long ridged hammocks and in-
paclts. and north of these was round
or- open sea. ' ‘
Thess- alteratlono of the map render
the prospect of l'uat‘hlllx the north pole
from Frans Josef Land more than do-
bious. as the returned explorers are
satisfied there is no land north of 82
degrees.
They did not see anything ,ol Protess.
or Andree. who started July it from
Danes island in a balloon. hoping to
cross the north pole. Before the Wind-
ward sailed home-word the quarters oi
the expedition at Elmu'und were lath
toned up. but hir. Jackann loll there a
lot of supplies in case the place is visll~
ed by Andree or other explorers. He
also established a depot at Bell inland.
Exceedingiy valuable magnetic. me-
teorological and geological observations
were made by the expedition. and very
valuablyboinnicai and zoological (‘ul-
leclions were brought to England.
Mr. Jackson says that after, the Wind—
ward left Franz Josef Land last year
With Dr. Nansen, the winter was less
severe and loss windy than mnmmu.
hir. Jackson and Albert Almiingc, lhc
astronomer of the ospmllliun. started
March ill with puny and dust Sledgt-fi to
explore the Wt‘iflt‘in part «it Frans Josef
band. They enmunlcrrd lmiamai‘ue
wonlher. and by the end of the lll'til
month the pony and must (if the dogs
had succumbed. and the explorers Wore
tort-ed to attention all except the must
essential part of their equipnunl.
Followed the Coast Line.
They followed the coast line. some-
times on the frost-n to and somlrtlmes
along the bases of glaciers Lulu heel
high, up Cambridge bay. constant mists
being very harassing. 'i‘lil-y shot a
bear. the only one Nt‘t‘". and. button
procured meat grid bluilber. returnvd to
Filinumni the iidlile ol' Mil)‘. utter
tum-ling a part rent to look iur ilwm.
as they Wt'l‘i' n lurllillltl overdue.
A second expedition uhlnh We!" east-
ward in iht‘ lure part ni June was less
successful. as on the lit-rum] day out
who oxphll‘vi'li lost a airline through the
thin ecu loo and had a hasaiduuii rs"
- lurll journey.
The winter lilo of tie explorers was
um'Vt-illfiil. leru were nnly qu huurp'
twilight in the mi llile of the i‘fly5,trlim
(‘lcinlwr to Novelniwr. Alli-r llliii lulitl
.dll'l‘illl‘fib until the cm] of February.
l The expedition killed 1.400 limit. a
weiiilmn-li bird. in the uulumn. which
provided ample fresh ll‘l'fll. During the
winter they caught ill loan and 3': kil-
liwnkos. a bird 0' the gull kind. to
which they (listened labels with the ini-
tial "."J and liberated them.
The temporaluro sometimes real-hell
. to degrees below acre and then jumped
up in ii licence» above.
Mr. Jackson announces liiu intention
of heading another arcllc expedition,
;lhls time on his own account.
1
I
l e. liens insists Pele. in
New York. Sept. t.—~Dr. Frederick A. ““
(Book has suited sway from iii-whim to
Join in a search for the south pole. in.
email will go by the Havoilua. which
sells from the Roller: stores. near Phi»
tou ferry. as tar as “in Janoim. There
he will Join the [is-Igloo antarctic espe-
diilon‘. Which Will leai'e tor the Antarc-
tic sea Oct. 1.
The eapedllion will be conducted by
ideutensnl de
log vessel. it iii no lo Grahame
timid. to Wilkes l and around. it
lilo. in ”one . Il‘romi , ltcre
e intention is to ’ the led by
‘ ens st sledges. . , .
. cools seem livery on his
first northern trip I p in the tape»
oily or surgeon. line are he hei- been
north twice. for a time be has
had a desire to so on a ”libero em
psdltlon. and set/oral scientiilli smvlsties
promised sortable him. but none oi the
guinea maieriaiisrd. Althoush so also.
,nits position has buaasslsned Dachau.
he, will probably be a member at the
scientific stall. “the doctor's «element
is about the same as that be their
north. with the «when that his tum
W it!” made its Greenland.
“Wm
mammmnom
‘ ’ Ms. -‘
“tit
Moduli.“ (-4th Jachaomuarmsn‘
here on the steamer Windward.ail well. -
PM Josef Land revolutioniass pro» '
the habitpt placing it. Therefore it may .
there are a vast number of small is-.
”others who tellers m smog shouldn't am! a day
'09va coming to “198' 'Oorner for some of these
~ Elf-5&6).
empower, cm.
‘ Reminders.
Washable Suits.
Washable Pools,
mouse Wants,
anally Shirts,
Hats and Caps.
Kb ‘ '
Lalvmtmnmwnnnoo
n NONE BUT THE 0
EST 0
u Pumas Pitsvau. o
oogowoowooooummo
" ‘ We have
0 LUW
. 2
':r(
*r 1: i . h a
CROGTKIRY ’
new , m. i a...
on willful . fiws' Comer qua/Ii; Is ‘
all their. tinsel-prises must be the
Moore to sweep out the stock. Ile-
tlucimi Sale M“! on boys' lane;
timed sum (silo tale of «enemy:
. $2.50 and :2 suite, 31.50.
'33 and 82.50 culls, 82. .
‘ is and 33.50 suits. r250. .
S5 sells, 83.50.
bargains.
about 'l‘en Bicycle-* '
Sweaters for ladies’
wear. . '
Made out 0
English Sephir;
also suitable for street-
wear, former price.
$5. We will close
them out for $l.50.
Don’t miss this
great Bargain!
.1 ’ ’~ “1"“—
H
sslmsom lietel ems.
Pictures
Pains:
and Sign
l .'
tillage. It.
,; .
bullish
is the Time To Buy!
lsche in a large whsi~ *
KnlEGER,
Open Monday. mm and
_ , Saturday evenings.
1r hPBAKS res trains.
Our stock at wail piper doesn't require
much talk. provided you see it. This
advertisement is more toget yen to come
aronudud look.than to prove thee:-
oelienee and price at our patterns. which
"speak for themselves."
Painters” do i
Artiete' W
Endowed by All.“
Did you ever hear of a'pliyrlciau recommendls' fat
pork as a diet? of an epicure who enjoyed lard-soaked
of a chef who used lord in his most dainty dishes?
is endorsed by physicians.- epicures and cooking authorities
for its healthfuluess. delicacy and efficiency.
guy») The genuine Cottoleue is sold everywhere in one to
[v ten pound yellow line. wills our lrmlcmiuriui-«''C‘olrolcueu
sud rkcr'r‘ [send is (altos-plant "walk-«m every tin.
Hui guaranteed if sold in any other way. Made only by
with a. a. remnant courses. ‘
New York. Montreal.
.b
s...
an enthusiast. huh: .
”0909 beginning was “a
law-Banging. M"!
D In.
70 Washington fluent lmth I'm wait.
l
All kinds oi Crockery and China will soon cost more,
a mi priceswillhsse techs clients
onlnai
l
is the W resell Isobesp essay «hustlers; is
“is
a
s
“W
5.! l
l
the largest .
,mummqmonmw. weelli
m
ding." When he“
a wheel he had tits?)
tions and rough ..
the lot of a hula“.
lesson he was sitting n
his house at Newport ,. ‘
biog various bruises. so.
who had heard or lie.
venture, said thaw
”'2"
He felt Olin "i
shoulder. and mild
“A couple of m
to Nashville has
the communes . .
Vanderbilt University.
through Ohio late at .
suddenly stopped. “
daring where we m
came plodding down
climbed up on the
bad humor over
He didn't know ‘
recognize the W.
1 was just ends
when I '
“ ‘What
“He shifted
one side of his ,
squirted a stream ‘ ‘
along the track. and
“ 'l terglt the “In
place.’ "
Views on bicycles o!
model are numerous. In
attracted more m .
5 wheel, butin 18“ the m” I_
will be subordinate. *
on the 8100 bicycle as
standard price will be
suppose, between 81! and
less wheels will surely
nest spring. promising ,
greasy chain wheels" w
mind. Tubing next in! '
the same as it is new.
low. and medium also its
market tor choice, but ” fl
son the liking [or bill! "I m
veloped greatly, prom. .ly-flfli
oi the greater strength which ‘
has brought to the seeming. ‘
0n the best way in diam
a bicycle so expert gives a”
advice: "The Most In H .
is from the pedal. Respite ,.
llrplly ou the pedal. m the
from the toe (rill) (If WN‘M‘ ‘
[Nil] rises. allow the bully“ ‘
i
it. Swing over the
‘iug It to the ground at g ‘ _
left lush“. and slip out ill. %
’illsmounllng from the
darmeroue by the ,fi. ”
land being on It still ‘ ,
slip. Andasbrlbei " “
list-it plan. the
on the win-oi impacts
of short stature) “93‘
popular.“ ,. a
To use a insulin. 5 sash
a burning uses ‘ , ‘
:liwrchm always . ‘ '
‘inen riders W a
| clip lives a better . _.
land thus malaise the .
. ier em: bill Wm
speed in a city where m
yhour is the lapel limit! (is; '
hand. the lowolip blessing
in case at a “bassist” '
:l'lilili' ”0’ tier m
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