\
Usuaw FOUND
\ The Jury in the Camden County Court Acquire him of the 4;Charge of
strand Marshal (i'i'onnor, hackcd by the
Hour of Goi
Associated Press Despatches Up to the
rig to Press.
Murdering his Mother—Fairlie
nor GUILTY.
d and lied to be Carried from
the Dock—Will lid. Released this Afternoon.
m
' (By Associated‘Preso')
Camden.N J.. October 8—8“ Shaw,
Who has been on trial for the past 1
week. charged with the murder of his
mother, was found not guilty by the
Jury in the (‘amtlcn county court todayd
The jury which had been out all
night. came into court at 10:50 with
the verdict "
'1‘ litre rvt li' i (itiii persona iii the court
room when the verdict was read. and
they checl'td when the result ot the dc- .
liberatlonn of the jury were annorrnted
Shaw fainted and bad to he, carried
from the, dock.
lie will be released thin afternoon.
BATTERIES BEN! 10 BACON.
1 Wall stitet.
ordcrs were placed in different stocks;
and general strength rc- ?
istrltcd wirlch was meet pronounced in'
l at the decline
!:’103AY nil WALL 91‘!!!) I.
(By Associated Press.)
Wall street. 10:10 a. in. —I’rlces tend-
til downwards at the opening after mo-
imentary healtancy. The political ont-
limit In Fr runce anti tight money iii
‘llerlln iriiaottletl the foreign marketer
and there was some reflection of the
dtpicaslozr hIerr. although Americans
[were supported in London on New
York or dc'a
t
'Villllmt“ and invites Wore confined in
fractions except in ilrooklyn Trout-tit
whitlr i il a point.
it It. iil.~‘~(i0i)il
Tobacco Sugar Manhattan
Gas. and Noithtrn Pacific.
l’eopleu '
The iii It
Will have the Alli-ti!!!“ 0‘ 5“” u“ l nainctl rose "‘4. and the. others about a
itin in Fighting Indiana.
’ (By Associated Press.)
Walker, Minn. October s—At the in-
dian council held here at the i"-05(’l'\it l
tion a demand was made by the gov
ernment. through intiinn Agent Suth- 4
eriaiid. that the melt concerned in the 4'
killing of soldiers near ileni island he !
given up to answer to the charge of
In.urder
Marnhal ’0 Connor anti 250 troope l
commandctkby Gen erai Bacon‘ moved 4
to the agency on the reservation at it) ‘
o c'lock this morning. Boats have been E
chartered antl anoth 'i effort was mu iv
to apprehend the twrnty Indians for
whom the marshal has bemii warrants
When the. troops arrive at the agency .
runners will be sent out and the Incir
In case they do not re-
l
ordered to.
troops. will go after them.
Information given out by one of the
Indians at the council, yesterday. was
that nineteen young bucks (‘titllliOHi'tl
the force which engaged General lla-
cqn's command near Itear island, (lay-v l
Slic-(che-Ay-Yonli. the Ellll‘llrll 4
version would be. Sir'oiig-Yoicrwt-tht-
Wind. wart llll‘ ll‘iiili‘l‘, and directed the
plan of battli. The band. excepting
tire killed. are now on licai‘ lrilllliil and
refuse to coma in or take part in the
it is likely that slit-ii l‘i'lli'-
to join ”will
will make liilllgri i‘ol'
iiioirtiis. continuity th- riisclvce to ill pro
dntlona oir .Iilllltll scttlciiicnta. The re»
port that lion-A .‘llill-liii-hllllt was itll- ,
led by one of llli":ili.il‘|l?3liiitlli in lr‘ do
all
charred.
tendon or they can liitlilt'.‘
lively Hr'it'l‘ill
lilotl. tli- tliict’ l‘il'llrill‘r} to intro part in
the attack.
'I'lili‘ty-vl'ti'c lililidiid pill in lttl lilip- .Ii
once at the town of l.;tiiiiop. lllllu .lrtit»:
eoiitlr of here last cit-Idiot. ‘l'lic woiir~
ill and t‘lllllll'l‘il were Inithci'ctl lit a
building and the chin lin‘ arr aitarrllzra
llli' ioivn.
.\ii tllitmllllitl“il ilii.iiil‘ in in tin- 4i
ict't that too lll»lltiii“‘ nirotli Marriott
iii’triiruti \\.llii.l. lum- Ilitr'iltlliiltl.
Mllri‘.t..litill . .\ll:rl; (bin or I. llil'
li‘lli'1~ .\ liltil li. .\l.Iiit- l: .‘IQI ttiiinl
iiillil'il. it it i'ii» Inoitntti Mr ii. ; itir .
iIiitl i'ltw l..il«.- tl.I iliiiultr .‘l'iorr .w
in l")ililllliild oi Major l.lirlt y. ilirc in.
iii')‘ iv lililtl Hub .TrI ;ii. i trio litillt 5"
Paul. I‘ht,I .lli‘ ltll that l.» it'll of tin
iltiiti' tiiilttu. ilir
linviiilt all born Iiruutrrti into the vol
itiiicci' rit‘l‘ili‘i. 'l‘hcy equipped
Willi .I (tuition and .I livid min for iiii'll
lililii‘l)’ .riirl tit-tr innit hil'llia ii Mill“
The trip will be Inuit.
llllulili‘)‘ trillilitlllrr .4
111'.
and revolver.
tit tiitlii hour.»
«9-»- 4.
m 0‘" I! I‘ll! LAID
A MM Train Vreohod near Chopin-
ville. Iarly this lamina
lily Amttictatt ti Proton l
ill-ltilIt-l' ti
W4».
i‘arntair. t‘otiti.. li'i‘t‘lulii
trititi No. :3". on tho l'i'ilnIl-iphia ltmi»
than it Stu l-iiotiautt
vrrcriurt ou ilit‘ i‘lrupiiritib lit .«ll. IIIIJI
l'lmliiiiillli', early lhla lliiilliiilit. the
train broke in twti act-dorm and abut
the limit iii-tibia allowed up the rulr an. _
lliill tl'iltill'il into it. The titl‘ié Wr'l‘t- on
”NI lit nth til the iiittiI and turn Iii them 4
“WWW ltitti
il"l illil
railroad. no
limit titci‘ lll“ ebb of ill.-
llii‘ lfllt- .\ llill‘tl i'iil col a
“truth \vttit ll layout for ov-tr an hour l
hie one wart injured
l polirl.
led sharp fractious.
‘ffil‘ a time litit near it o‘clock the ac~
4 less faithful to local color and chaotic,
.tcristic than they are vitalizetl with;
I vivid flesh and blood. on Ainoricziirflc— l
4 griniincnt typo.
‘ frills to have that acirtriiioqnulity which
‘t‘tlllli'i-l from the collision of character
Other lending prop rtltn gain-l
Trading was brink.
tlvlty decreased but prietvr were wall
I‘lli' ltl. E
Wall street. tioon~The market was
dull and narrow and tr break of 1'35. in '
Sugar pIrt a stop to the. advance Some
of the hfit‘itllitilhi‘ bonds were in good
The (looting was drill arid
below ”In limit. but at .‘lliilll ntt gains.
Kt'ncrtiily. 'lotiii sales. 125, lilo
demand.
A Southern Humor-Int.
Tire not at death of Richard Malcolm
Johnston. the southern novelist. innings
to American literature, though intuit
. renders do not perhaps fully rocnuirilrr
hintiniqno and delightful genius. In.
birr creation of tvptIIt of character trot
tioriist in his superior. The richncn of
Mr. Johnston's humor secure to exotic
. front every page. anti oven hirr tragedy.
5 trump-eta it none the less forcibly per-
, hops from the fact that true liumtir iriid
pathos lio alom to tho flfllilti trout-cert;
Yet his tragedy in ticirietiiiroit of the]
too. though it never
anti pill-tSlUll train imrnan actuality it}
never frills to tho llll'liitll‘illiitillu type of
ticirttrrliorial incident. a clever manipu-
lation of \l‘lilt'll in the trick of so many
. niicccncftil catcrcrrt to the fiction tit-att-
hit it. is an a liitiuorirt. that hl~ failu-
will revolve. iteclf into a Iwrnnriicirt.
fact. Nottoittiicriruiitl hilt. fewntn'thcrii
writcrtt hare cqiiiilctl hiiii iii the virilc
and striking lypcir which crowd the
picturi- gallery of lth now is. lirtlivi ltl'll.
tWI'ii triitlaiiidlsli nu thew may be. they
never imprint the itnauiiurtion as pro
to «one or nlrnnriiial 'i‘ he mile-tit -y Hi! i
vigor of human Ir dine in llti‘tii hill in
theiratmosphere make us hull/.0 llio
liviult touch mi in n llickI-iracrcntioii
The author's “littlzcniornriflli 'l'ttlcit.‘
i"illd Mun Layman." ”'i‘lrn 'I‘Wottny
’l‘onrhttu", lilltl “Mr. Abmdom ltlllmg
t-liti iilltl ”tilt-r iictii'lzitt Ftdku." “‘illi
.i‘i'l‘liilll hiiiiilnr Iilrrntorpim-nnnt‘ \\'t.;‘l{'
will elit'i‘ii’ti on long it» anything in
American literature Iii-r reputation
wril probably ni'oiv llittit‘ rapidly Iitt~ t
tlt‘tilli lliliii it did lrci'oi‘c. an is Mr ultcli
tliccuuouitli men of tiro rarciit lllli‘l
lcciluilgift * .
.,,_........ .. M... M...» .
'l‘lirrt wait it bountiful and intuition
incident which recently oc'ciirirtl iii
Weiitniiuiitcr abbey. London. A yuriiim
lady who tivowod lit-recll a ticrtccutiaiit
of lituiotitct Arnold laid I fraurtint trib
rate or row on tho toiirliof Major Andra
in tho III-cat ininrttel. no a i‘lll'il watt inn
ucribod tier damnation of tho traitor
wiiotro'naain Ibo hora. Another dent-cutl-
eat at Benedict Arnold living in u out
era city not runny year-It nan wrote a
ptiiitlci'iriil volume to prove itnititeirorni
Arnold wan a very decent sort of a pit
triot. anti that bin Iict wan protapted by
thoiiiuratitudoot America for iiht inr-
ptiraliuiotl cortices.
Wu
”.4...
Au ranch interstitial an the Delimitati-
worn in Quebec on Champlain “our
merit day in the eomaoniui of tho dedi-
cation the artist cathode-tin and soon.
taircnuti torture of the wort-ion vote the
rmptlmr at the United mam emitter
Morl-lehead. which unenpootahiy av-
rived The eight of the brave marines
who tirade that aplendid tight at ilnan
trrnirnio and draw the are! blood of tho
1 citinpnimr drove the Canadian brethren
lfrnittlo with entire-intuit. After that it
when action of charm inntcad oi
Champlain.
'l‘iatlitig was not in large ‘
btiyliit: l
.08“
sad the prmatatlon, in it. B. Bunneil'e
Park City Theatre, of The Rivals. by
Joneph Jefferson and a company which
begin: an amusement at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre. New York city. next
Walt. Everyone was charmed with
the production. Mr. .lclfsrtion. in the
role of Bob Acres, was warmly xreeted
by htitrdretiii of friends. and the inani-
ber» of the cunt proved lhcinrcivori to
be most capable . 'artlitta. Mriiiatter
Donnell is giving ltridgcport nothing
but star attractions. and Norwuilt [3‘er
pie visiting his theatre anytime during
the neutron will never be dirt ppolutcd.
'l'itlAl‘Si OF A iv" “0R WALKER.
A door walker in ‘ the depart-
ment atorcu trayii that the hardent thing
there iii is to persuade a woman to keep
in line. He says that hitt trlaiii are
beyond endurance on it bargain day
to Bridgeport, int night. and Vitae» ‘
mm Tamas
FOR
CHILDREN.
Beaittim little Fall and Winter Jac-
hots. and to... in elderdown. tioacle.
Beater-d cord. broadcloth and? velvet.
Newest styles and latest colorliixtidrom
“.00 to ”ODD—pretty an pretty can be.
And darling little Capri and lioirnetn,
in still and velvet to match. from 50a
in think—air atyliali for little tots an
mUlinery in for young lildln‘d and Wu-
than.
lofantn‘ hand tirade Long and Short
rilipii. $1.50 to Mirth—Crochet liootlee
iflltc to. ’ifir'-~(Irotrlict Saarinen, 2m- to
“.25.
Children's knit
Nniglrt Drawers,
alien smoothing in Irdvertlitcti for stale l
at a remarkable low figure. for It few?
minutes: only. and only one bi sold to a
cIIIrttointr and tbtI nitlclcs are cold by
bitt one clerk.
“The women have about as much iro-
; tion of the correct way of netting in
f line as a flock of sheep," eayti the floor
walker. oboe. ironic is withheld for
obvioiirr reasons. "’i‘hcy liittltil-I. 'i‘hvrc
hi nothing uystciiiatlc about their
movements. if one woman ilikcrt her
place intelligently in line the newcom-
er in pcttlcoatts invariably trier-I to
lunch ahead. it in It scheme that never
anccectia. tor the other women lauiat
upon their riahts. Every woman
throws thin. but that does not prevnt
her from attImpttnIt it.
"When women are lined up before a
counter i spend my time crying: 'l.a-
dies. take your turn.’ ‘i-‘iriit come first .
acrved,’ 'l’leiiae fall in iine.’ and no on;
lltrt it timer has airy effect. 'l‘hertI are '
always a half a dozen trying to get in
front of the women at the head anti ‘
they ntnayrt lone time art the unlesw-o i
mun turynr Iio attention it) them."
Dietrlct of Ntirwalk. 5:4,, l‘roltn'e
Court. October 8th, A. l).. limit.
astute of Edward L. l-laincr. lnttI of‘
Norwalk. in. said district. fli‘t‘iIiiii‘tl.
Ordered. 'i'hat the administrator cit-
liiblt his Ailllllfilh‘lrnlloil account to
' this court for adjustment at the Pro-
bate office in Norwalh. on the lttzh day'
.of October. 15198. at to o'clock torc—
noon: and that all permits iiitcrerrtttl‘
in said cutute may be notified thereof.
the administrator will cause this order
to be published in a newnpapcr hav-
ing a circulation in said district. and
‘ poet a copy them! on the Hlel‘Dllfil in
guild Norwalk nearest the plaze wircrc'
‘thc deceased last dwelt. at
level ti o .
days iicfortI said lath tiny of Uctobcr.~
1898. t
ASA ii, wooowaarr, !
till it. .lird'rc. ‘
552.!- . .. . - . .
.i. A. .\i not! i.. tt'i-t-tiitpnve...lcrnc_v i‘lty lltu ‘
A Spanish Class ‘:
W rlt in o n in II itiitIi-tlilricli in title I l‘\ l \
l'r If I A. .l.'.mttl| ltic llI‘Ili’lll lurid the inn
tilirm language in \t I it m it' N ‘tlillt on
w iron
’mf MINI. Ill im- lut l but I t- it in m ruinin-
time among Hpoubu - inimii- t'nrtc- itn
s,iii~ it- Hi ltll‘ liiitl it lutiu ntirl vomit-fill
exp-I rii- new in III-n- biog. and b: tiluitly l'liillit
irtt “til i in l‘ 'llll' Ii ill \\ lllllill' it or “W m- it
ttnuttn Hiiiriitit \ui llt|ttl Iiiimc "H'llllillliiI
‘ l ili‘ilil'l I.titi tom. « may it ~ int-i it) Ciiltll‘v‘tA‘I
tr:
Prof. J. A. Mnscnll.
lirrhiittinr Villa. ‘--ruc_r i ii\‘ llri«:lrt~. ,V l
\. it Vorlr :il'l'lll‘tlli'li tor ”doth-rim lit
llo- I‘llthi tst-Irii .' nu the Ioriiriu 1:4 to \I .11
lu- ~lririly ltiiil'- tl
Remember
ll!“ Il.i\ . t'.ti-' tiittl lltt' lititti ”I
luv I lil’d-ll. ill
11. Gilbert Neutll’s Academies of Dane
trig itlltl Department.
t‘iru- fat \uirirt lviti - u. ill...»
"I lookout-ilk ”nil. Stillllllit‘
lll'lillli‘l Tilt. .ri .. I' iii.
intctrttiu clan- itti lmillr‘n tutti tit Iiilt tilt-Ii In
\llwll llaii. r-nititr Nitriianit. \h‘ttliu ~ti.I\. ti.-~
irtwi l"ttt .tt w‘ ..'. iii. it
Hi ii iili'l' I..t-ttrtttrnirrt |t' i'i- l E trI iiu- \t'rli/
and tin mutt nintrh Illtltt'h 4l||4 ”Hunt I..
tutti 4
It“ it‘ll” in in lull it “auctioning“. Nor
unlit. and ii .\ I't.tt~.I.-tl‘-‘. m it’ll .M-trmllt.
W. illi.lllI‘l:'l’ \iI'erll.
it. it I m Intitr lire
,\ IriItItiti! ti llt \Irirri tii‘itnt 1\ iii Put
it “up til l'ttlrt ltL’.’ Ni ii \iiili i in til ltti
Dividend Notice.
‘Ibr l«‘.tbth~lti i‘ourrty Saving» ltartit.
Nornulk. i‘otin.. itcplcurbiir 32. thitii.
At a iucetiua of the director» of The
l"i|lt‘llclil t‘otruty Saviour tinuit hold
tiitrt day it riivitlcirtl at the rate or tour
iii per cent. per unnuin watt declared
to ilt‘lliltillill‘h l'l'ititi the earning» of the
:iiri ‘lJbll‘in
Ilil l'llll|.\\.
isili inontha tiliillilfl ticptcnilwr litilh.
ltitiit.
’I‘lio Ntiiiiti will be entered on Ilrltlh
lliuiltn uiid paid on and Mill“ mirrlicr
liltli. lliliii.
\‘it‘TOlt ti. tittidJCNC.
flocrctnry and Treatrurer.
NOTICE!
The i‘ oiiiity
still 311!
t ‘otiiirihodoticirt will
nit-ct lu iiootii i. iitixctto Ilitiidliiit.
Norwulk. ‘l‘hiirhtlny. iicttiliiIr ill. iiittti.
from iii o'clock it. in.. until i o‘clock p.
in. to receive applirallontt for liquor
licenittui.
All perenn- who intend to continue
in their luminosi- moat hand in them
application»: on that day.
WHITMAN Fl. MEAD.
iii-:NItY him.
JAMES E. MILLER.
County Commission". t
. 500 pkgs. of Good Paper.
from title to Sue...
The. lntaaia' and Children's depart-
tinent hart bcIri enlarged and made more
i'ntti'tutlvc than evrr. ’ihe new season
opens with some of the choicest outlitu
for little folks that has ever been
shown in tht: city. Not only in the au-
cortmcut one ofIi'aro excellence, bill
the prlcttt are sarriribly low for the qual-
itieswa point that will be a great fca~
turc with thoac who have little ones to
1:in for.
Turn to the left uri you enter the
Main atrct-t door. and you are rlglitl
Micro they aiov—a few steps and they
are right before you.
GENUINE BARGAIN.
A table crowded with all-wool Drcon
(loads. near the Fairllcld avenue eti-
trance. on main floor.
solid colornwin three
four dittcrtirt style
piece. dyed
navy. 3
brown. wine, cardinal, Intro. . myrtle
I Did llllli'.
For Bile yard.
l Sill'l'lNGS.
'l'lltint- Sultiiigrl in tlic lr'nirflcltl live--
one, window are only {Mr a yard. The.
tictcriiilnuliou tti own at least one unit
front the lot ilii-‘Sll'l cont .niiicii. ’l'lro
stillntaitllotr Will there than «Meet the:
expenditure,
CA tlI'E'l‘S
(lrcctr its to he rt lllt‘oitc color this
season; and ivc'vc every shade of green
in every Ilt'IIlflll. that will lil" IlliiSl pop-
iildr for lliifli‘ coverings. liilt we have
all tlr. other rotors. as Well an green.
The D. M. READ CO.
BRIDGEI’OBT.
i‘leriiiiig up our
Stationery Stock.
“'0 l’ltiil
Mtiatly Iiiiiiilui. put up
in one pound and illiiii”
it-t‘ it our tuition. which no
will roll ilriu utIclt iii a
riirri‘uriii price of
90.
R. u. Piaistetl.
Drought.
i.i “'iihliiliuitiii him I.
Nilllli Autumn,
Tristra m? & Hya1'.
N0. 2 GRZETTE BUILDING.
l
or .
and good assert-4
,riicnt of popular shades; 3
A. J. Collins 6: 60..
Funeral litrectm and limitations.
JIM“ lll'MHflin H
'Cuptti. Pauline, Bidding. Etc. Etc
No old mink. livery artich- tIf llitt
nerve-t linden lliiil bent liiili-h.
Ii ll it 'plttnutil‘ti i‘tii' iiii in ninth tlitt
utitulu. \‘oii'll tliioi it it platinum in we
them. l'i‘lwu iii the inward iioicli.
ii i. (intuit; a on.
till Mu. min at... Ho. Norwallt. ailititti
At the lanvyer'ti club. Brien-«fie
lawyer iihiirltcy got ten ihoittiantl dob
lat-rt for his petition in breaking old
ttunniitnn’it will? How much of an no
late did old iianninn leave. anyhow?
itilamehy. ten thousand dollars. of
contact
Elias been selected with especial care, and
'for Style W (it‘ltllltlllSllip and Quality of
\lat‘eriiils is far superior to any line we
have cier shown.
very best.
lBlack Serge Skirts. ..
5 Skirts
”Ian Covert Cloth Skirts, cord
trimming
llilack and Navy Storm Serge Skirts, $5. 00
E TRISTRHM 8- HYAT T,
-«.~Cloak-s and Capes.
()ti Saturday“, October 8th. we nill
place 1 in our entire new line of
lardies’ Winter Cloaka, Jackets and
Capes. ilur line of Winter Garments
Separate Skirts.
()tir Skirts are noted for their superior
finish as well as their shape.
hanging Skirt can be made than thdse
we sell anti the materials used are the 4;
Black Figured Biilliaiitiiie Skirts
$125 $175and$22i
............$2.25
Black Biadcar Stripe lirilliaiitine
con-n.-
Siik waists.
Olll‘x new 'I‘at’fetta Silk and Ba
Waists have been much admi
Should be seen to be" appreciated
tart-e...“...........'....not) to $7.09
Hosiery. ' '
We have always dold the best 12%
(‘ liildren 8 “one that could be bought...4
but we are offering a better one now the
over.- it IS called the Herculean School
Ilose and is made with a double in!“
N 0 better
i’rice.................4............121
Oil Cloths.
We have the very best make of Oil"
Cloths. in all widths and all qualities "
from the cheapest to the very best. New
Fall Patterns opened this week.
Norwalk, Conn.
..$4.0i)
nu...-
$4.98
pliant” its. in the Columns of The Sentinel “Bring Quick Returns. If
Arniuro weaves. .
SCOFIELD 8c IIOYT.
. -a.-. . “"04. ..
Great Bargain Sale of Dry Goods.
COTTON GOODS
Bleached and inlilcuclied Muslin. 1
yard wide. 4 cents.
Fruit of Loom and llonsdale Muslin,
.57.. cents a‘ yard.
21. yd. Wide Shooting. illc'it-beti and
l'nbleacbod. lib; neutron yard.
.l i'ztst‘. Hit t-trri lilankte. for this rate.
to (thin. (tray and White.
Sllrtt'iicavy White lilllllkt‘tr’i. Silo,
$500 All Wool lililltkt‘ll‘. 3.5".
LM‘ l2 ”Willows.
Lilt'. 69c. $1. 25 0‘. it”, 3'... 5.0 it) 87 50 in r
pair.
' Sl-Ii’AilA’l‘B SKIRTS.
lllll;‘k Skirts. $1.”. 3 .Ittl. 81 M Si 0'.
l'nticr Skirt» iii fancy t-tilttriirg~, titIr
{$1.50. 32bit; Stilt. $11.50 each.
UNDERWEAR.
I case Ladics' Fleeted Underwear,
2:: econ-i.
l (ESP. Men 5 Heavy lIleeced Under-
wear. this sale 48 tents.
i cat-re Ladies“ Vesta and Pants. shape ‘
cd to fit closely. ill cents
BED Sl'ltEAliS.
77. tciit Crochet Quilts. so cents.
$1.50 ('roriret Quilts. int cents.
Mt‘SlJN l'NliERWEAR.
A full line of Ladicu' Muslin Under-
wear. 3‘.) cents.
tillWES
ladles' Wool Cashmere
Gloves. It‘t cents.
i.atllc.~r' iliitton Kiri Gloves. 89 centi.
Latlics’ Jackets
and
('ol lill'tlllt‘S.
Look in our window for
iirzert Bargains in my”
.1 'ollarettcs.
liiihli'IS'l'li‘ iliitilIS. .
I our ct Prints. i‘n' illilllll'v 3r 1W . 'hirkklr tullltmlfnz. two for
”"1 rl'i'lt'L‘S were new“ as low ..-, .,.,,.; " "
Ironic: Flannel. 4‘44 rent-r. } I “ "
('tii‘iilli'l's. ,4 .4 ,4 . Honiicitv. »
7.". Unix Form-ts tor no routs. it. at t“ 8 0 i‘lilldren'a Fast lilack liosc. 10c.
\VliAl'l‘ldllS‘. .‘1 .c
tutti “Toppers, tilt corn). III..IIIIIIIII'I'-' Ladics' lilntk lloI'r‘. fatal colors, to.
$1.25 “'i‘iutlii‘l'r. hit i't'lll'I. ‘ toe 121.4“; 19c ring ,
» - . , . - m. m
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Hali- Hose,
0 v ‘1 v v .1.
[0c t0 50¢ per pair. l.lSl.l. 'l lili‘l..\ll.
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til: it! No
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llli)\i‘l.l£ ”USE.
AS T0 “ I
Colors........
W. b: We them all crcu flitI l“ ittit Iiicly l-tisliioiinltlc ON RED.
We mmntty urn-listed a No In \orlter by producing It color he thought
not obtainable in thin-nit) t‘crlrnpti Ive may no humanly nuriirln
Hill.
It von prr ft r the plain black or iiiii. why we have three iiltiti.
llttvliiutri onlv ilit'ltiiiiil reliableIntrnitlactttwn. our guide are Inn
to pin sail-lite iloti.
i‘rill and look them over to your heart's content; we do
not object. They will till lit'lii‘ iitnpi'i'tiiill.
3v ends 8) Co,
ill lisiltiii'liill 8". Ctothiern and Pumlnhm.
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it... hurries"
on In: or woman.
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Girl Bollard
l1 UIIIO
Royflearl.
00318.0” “.00 H 031mm
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"‘IVIBYTIIING FROM A neutral TO AN ANCHOR."
DO YOU PAINT ?
rust-anal: lull". I». st.“ and it...
on» rumination. Ola-n. Ira-it». Me. m.
on; flower».
Ammunition. Guns. etc.
We a q utiiiummcmu Mo anion" melt. Om
II- on kul‘ln' an”. In tuition. but one out! im
new are!" it» One Dem wand-Lanai! ”it”.
at .I 00 par hunlnd.
Fort Cycle 6: Hardware Co.
the wumuo'run ova-in.
donut um met. mm
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