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almost infinite range of mum stripeacroos- "
stripes. blocks. and Mrach one seemingly prettier than

its predecessor mm» a wonderful gariietig of col—
or and distill. ’ s . .

There ate soft-woven zephyrs stripped with satin that
show beautiful color minutings and contrasts:the sheen of the

satin and Surface or the gingham each serve to make the oth-
er more handsome.

Then there are plain zephvr weaves striped in a fashion
closely akin to plisse and corded efiects surprisinulv like lace
imerfion all shown in a rich variety ct colors including taste.
folstudinusand combinations of pink blue guy .. a. ‘
and green.

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wm W aha! carpenter. on

After a tow donor January for. the
old “In in W aim the citation
in line on WI m Accordlntl!
tinny Juanita ‘ made happy.

Amther feature of this first-ot«the-season exhibit is the 8

uatherinu of solid-color linens—from Germany thevcame die
reel to us. They are in two textures. light and medium. for”8
waists and entiresoit's and in all the wanted colors.

Bav. Ir. W to the oillctalini' ntn— "

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at the library on Saturday.
evening a act-ct. audience Moi-ed to

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Real Estate.

mom and
85am Boiler

last simian, the tau-fly oi George
W o! wchatcr City. 11.. w
died on Christmas morning, are likely

. to loan his loom-nice money. would

my} to 32,000 Re earfledapoticy 1mg: ;
thatmounttnthoAO [LW no,

Friday night the attending physician

was dismissed and his medicine dcs- . f g '

bored. and the Science heaters beiaji'i

givingthesickmautmtment. Du

Manda; he died. When the claim was
made by the faulty tor the 111er
they were requested to give a physi-

unablo to do. and the company refuses
to settle the claim unless the body to

. chm": proof 0! death. which they were

diciutcrrad and a pod-mortal exam -

ration held or unless the Dhflhian who
i was dismissed}!!! give the certificate.

MORE WEATHER PBOXISED.

Hence Johnson Talia the Ice Hanger:
Not to Won-y.
Hence Johnson has emerged from
his observatory tn Hadrian: with the
following prediction:

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utmost any price you ;

a ”W town. arn‘am an. , u 1 “A that and soften! disturbance of
“mom pleu- . thoqtmocpbarowitpntlnanapnear-
THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS COKPANY . ' W GE dance from the 33th of the ntesent'
. ‘x‘ mm H: , * lmmmezdormemmmorneu
“’ , " ‘ great-y. The disturbance will most. like.
Bndeeport. ly commence on to the northwest. and
, as it approaches the count will move
‘ in a» northeastorty direction. Stock
raises; in: the want should be on the
Atookoutrand be prepared for a. demo
axing disturbance. Tho boldest wave
of thé seasonwitl be upon us. It will
be the notable storm or the winter
1900. Then will he enlightenin-
»banoctronatho83dtotho3£th.oalv
uottccahlc'tor its bani a foreman;
'ot the (renter storm to totiow. Nat.
tore utvca timely warning: mankind
should take heed
"the ice nonzero need not become
anxious. the weather will be favor-
able later on. The harvest will be
abundant. ,

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