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We do not deem ourselves public benefactors, but we do claim to be a helping hand
Now read our list of special prices.
You simplu select uour goods, and for a small deposit uou bacome their possessor, without securitu
it is a clear ca§e of capital versus integritu and honor.
You benefit on the credit sustem on the same principle as the builder of a home or railroad;
we keep
REMEMBER ONE FACT-«NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CREDIT-«ONE PRICE TO ALL, either for
01h Boys? Knee Pants. regular 1 it) 1102. Men's her bra
1500,0111' special sale pl'i19 01 blown. tho latest styles.
Zen ‘1 to 14. too dollar hat. upcdul sale price
Wm. M... . _. .W
UMBRELLAS. SILK WAISTS.
h with crooked liutltllcu ——-——-~
(1 serge cor el'.ings hurrah-VII. Taffeta Silk Wilists. all this season's
M6161! tips: our regular dollar !lllilk(~‘. iriccll' corded. black. red. blue
01‘ this great sale. 'tilc. and lavender regular $11.00 waist. for
this gr'cut sale. $23.85.
black alrd
olrr regular
.981'.
RAINY DAY SKIRTS.
do 01' silk velvet. or line shir- ‘ ~———~—
8th. Silk, with handsome f-cuth l 'lVVo hundred itlrinr lluy Skirts plaid
ilittlttkioh tho sumc huts V'ou b.l1 its intli \ l‘i)\\S of stitching iirouud
, grand opening. most or bottom regular $3 ii‘illi. oIlr'pr"111.I for
$7 hats, for this great sale. this great sale. M
| Better Ruirlv *1in Skirts tailor
'l'l’Aipine Hats for ladies the V'1-Iry made 12 rows of stitching around not
filt‘ felt same. as said everywhere t1)Iil.iIrV1II'tcil pleat. spec iirl sale price.
{It 52. 50; our sale pi".ile $1. -1ix. $2. 50. $3. 2'10 and 3.1.00
Business is founded on confidence.
Leading Store in the Twin Cities.
FUR SCARFS.
Electric Seal Fill' Scurf's for the neck.
with 0 sable tails. our regular $3.00
acnlt’. for this gr eat Hale. $1 65.
DRESSING SACQUES.
[Ciderdon'II incurring Sucuues. all
\i'UOi goods moiety of to'lols red. blue
.ilid llillli.l01‘lhl8 great sale. 0111-.
jACKETS.
Ladies" Jackets. black only. lirudc of
fine quality kcl'scy. with lots of fancy
stitching. ltuliuir lining. regularly sold
for $8.00. our spccilil sale price. $5.98.'
H.
‘ull colors. sizes from
BOYS‘ SUITS.
lloys' two-piece Stilts. 517.98 from -I to
‘12. a bountiful selection of patterns,
l'9guliu' $3.00 suits, special for this
“great sale. $1.011
JACKETS
lI‘illl Jackets. I1ll coloro. black. tall
and brown. just the coats for you to
Vx'cur' in this luild weather. for this
great sale we will close them out for
$2.011.
CHannnlxis' COATS.
(‘ilildreri's Coats. ntculy trimmed am.
2 to 1') years old.
from $1.89 to $3.98. These are great
values. You must not overlook them.
I
I‘M
BOYS' SUITS.
Boys' two-piece Double Breasted
Suits, with Knee Pants. in large assort-
ment of patterns. for our great sale,
$1. bit.
CHILDRENS’ BONNETS.
A large. variety of Bonnets for chil-
dren. odd lots. all colors and all sizes.
some are silk and some made. of elder-
down. 10. 15 and 251'; worth more. than
three times the amount we ask for
them.
BLANKETS
ill-4 White Wool Blankets. bluc. rod
and pink stripes. for this great sale,
891'.
all and open an account with us: at and rate call in and see us have a chat, and see what beautiful goods we carru.
time was not built in a dart.” neither was this business, which todau stands as a tribute of untiring efforts to please the people.
‘ “ Respectfullll Ilours ’
KRIEGER & C0.
10-4 White Wool Blankets. pink. blue
and red stripes. for this sale. 980.
Crib Blankets. a beautiful assort-
ment of colors. sale price‘, 590.
A large. variety of Blankets. special
salc. price from $1.50 to $5.00.
COMFORTABLES.
A big lot of Comfortables, very hand—
some colorings. nicely quilted, prices
from 75c to $5.00.
MEN’S SUITS.
Men's good Businesa Stilts. a large
variety of patterns. guaranteed to give
good satisfaction. for $6.98.
A large variety of title mixtures, all
wool goods. for $7.75. $8.50. $10.00.
PETTICOATS.
Ladies very fine .Biack Mercerined
Petticoats, deep ilouuce, sale price, 1181:.
LADIES’ wnnppnns.
Ludies‘ Percale Wrappers. in red,
blue and black. filll skirt, pretty pat-
terns. regular price 85c. our great sale
price. 390.
CHILDRENS’ JACKETS.
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Girls' Reefers in red, blue and brown,
sale price. $1.69.
Roofers for little girls, Beaver cloth,
nicely trimmed with velvet applique,
sale price. $2.98.
Let the people know the facts.
You can’t silence the
The Leading Store in the Twin Cities.
A man who latelV spent 85 on a slot
Imachino and r'eceiVed nothing in re
turn. kic ked the machine to pieces. and
took his money back. The owner of
the place made. no complaint; he knew
1thc man had a kick coming.
i YALE BOYS HAVE A BONFIRE.
PETITION FOR INJUNCTION.
CALIFORNIA FIGURES.
Plurallty for McKinley will Probably Filed by Insurance Company. Against} Stole
Reach Forty Thousand. Paying Certain Taxes.
SAN ll‘RANi‘ lSCO. NOV'eII‘IbcI .11-.. Si’ RlNiIll‘lEi i). lll. .\'chmb9r S
An optimist is the man who feels
rich when his next door neighbor falls
heir to a fortune.
WHAT SHALL WE HAVE FOR DES-
SERTT
Wood to Make the
Cheers for McKinley.
‘ NEW HAVEN. November s—~Semr.
ul hundred enthusiastic Yale studentn
Blaze——
Tll’ FUR BlRGLilRl
rs and Keeler do to Prison for Robbingt
Mr. Cole’s Cellar at Weston. '
l11l1'll1l1l 1'i1'ut lVoVVl ulls1'utli1‘tl atlcr its air
~1l111 from home.
lllc'r1 “as nobody ill tiic iltrllM‘
\Vh1n tll1|lulglill_\ was 1'1urrrrlittt1l
.\lr'. i'I1rl1 s:ri1l"'|i1 went up tllc'wi
l\\'1r ili‘ llll't‘t' lilllt‘s tl \V'V‘t'k to 51:01
how things VV'ct‘c goin‘ on." it was‘
on Illli‘ of tilt‘Si‘ trips that hc (lis—
1'nV'1'i'c1l lhc attacks of thc \'Illl(iilih,l
l‘lrtV tri1'1l tll1'1'c'liai VV'i'riiloVV first. |
but flint was too small. firm thcll
, fits Pccrs .iIl1l
,iih‘o iiiillx' 111'1‘cu1 lookingr
on. \Vcr'c in tlic il'illiilii ll
IllcsdaV'. accusul
iii lircakiliu and 1llt1'i-
11y season tiic lrolisc oi
Coir. of \\ cstou. lhc_\'
adotl not guilty and their
gedtoguiltr. .\II' t'ui1 ut'it—
hI' ical old iilfiillllllui sor'..t
On the stand. and ltliii his
‘uirgtllc raid Iiiailc on his
._ What he ich' ""1olI11lIIl"1l
11' most \V a» the loss of an
'11Vwi \Vhl1h hail llccri ill
71 3, for st'V'lriIl g'clrcr r'..'lti1urs l
111-. was glad to be able to illfi
llccourt that lIc rcV'oV'cr'cil
itilrough an exit .11 ll‘iiilllli‘)
lf‘Lllill'VlaIIV 1's
, that tlrc hurgl urs bill'—
,. (if ihc sitiit tukcll. ill tht
Zlnc of Mr. i‘olc's neigh-
lit up ill lllt' VV'oodluIIil “‘1“
yr days :IitVrVVzir1l< :rud
\\ll1lr1hctr19ur1us~
i‘tlgth tlIV' lop hrmnlrca‘
uto sotuctllirrg that made
. a hull In a chitin shop.
‘bodillair ill\'t“bilgiiltti and
Warm of hrulml Illirla.
p:'llith \xiir1loVV'.llr1_V turu11l‘
thin-1‘s llpsilh 1loVVri and made th1
house look like :I \\t'5l.t‘l'il lcsi—
dcncc that had run up against ili
lVrl‘lldllir '
liccr»; VV'iitrlctl t1r 1.\pl.' Iiil ihilI'IsI
to thc court but IVcclcr did not:
1'zll1' in tirhc Illc stand.
this was his first of'fcrlsc of this
V'liaraclcr. and he was sorry for it.
it 1lcV'1'lop1'1l that IV'cclcr is all
cscapcll V'oer'i1't from the lilrrlira
r'ct'orrtralm'y ill .\'cw York. which
accouutcll for his refusal to stand
qucstiorliug from the state's attor-
Hey.
The court gave IIccrs two years
ill tllc stoic prison. xvhilc chlcr
hall to take allotlicr your for thc
pl'cx'iolls had conduct.
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NEWTOWN BARN UURNED.
WI: Struck by Lightning Lint Night,
‘ And Totally Destroyed.
NEWTOWN. November tiwA largo
barn on tho form of Ill. 8. Lovell. was
struck brllphtnlln; hurt night. and to.
tally destroyed the names consuming
also a large. quantity of hay. grain and
furrnlnit' implements The stock was
removed safely. '1‘ 9 loan in $0,000,
Condom lit. to nit-ct in this
burnt. fol fonrdnx'o' 91-11.
. 'mmlé Hull turd tho All»
ire have been secured for
301110 of the moat prom
tho mtlritl'y have been
”drones. Including a num-
. . tinitcd Slum flt‘illtiorfi
of Congress.
Nearly complete returns show that Cal- I'l he (leiluull Alli' line insurance ('oul-
iforuia has given MI Klnlcy and Room“ panV'. of New Yol' 11 has filed a petition
V911 in 0110 plur'alitx'. The figures as for all injunction 1n the Sungamou
compiled are: . (‘ouuty Circuit Court. against James R.
M1Il<lrllcy.130.352; Brynn. 112.283. '11. VancleaV'e. insurance superlntend
If the average of Republican gain 13‘. cut. and 11‘. K. \Vhittomor'e. state trons
maintained in the precincts vet to ho urer to i'e'struili the first named from
heard from. the pluralitx for 1111 kinlc ‘payiirg 11-min taV'eii to tho latter, and
will l'cil1l140.tltllt. éto clljoiu the latter from receiving
There is no longer am doubt that: those taxes until tho court can pass
California has returned a solid itcpub . upon and construe ttrc act of lcglsla
liculi delegation to Congress. time which provides for taxing gross
The second district elected Samuel
1). Woods VVhilu lulluiV Kuhn won in
the fourth and Mc liachlari ill the sixth.
premiums of such companies.
Thirtydour compatriots protected
against the payment of taxes on rein-
Both branches of tho Legislature will i cured business cancelled and rindoliv
bc Republican by large majorities.
Stilton senator.
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JAPANESE BATTLESHIP.
Launched in Engllah Waterl.
LONDON. November
iduhlrI V'eilzrcl of its kllld in the. world.
wan launched this morning. at tho
\‘ickers- Maxim Works at Barrow.
, crud
This Legislature will ihOOSt‘ a United ‘
8-'I‘lie battle l
ship Mikasn. l-lilld to be the moat form t
policies. 'l‘uxon were paid on
these amounts. however. under protest.
land it was agreed to submit the quon
Itiou of construction of the law to the
cont to
iorctd all 1ll1r'au1c lill‘t)ll“‘il the The Mikna- a Formldable Vowel»! SAYS WIFE TRIED TO KlLL HIM.
Charges she Pushed Him Over Em-
bankment to Railroad Track.
BlitSTOl.. (”onriu NoV'9nrb9r 8——Ml'.8
John Kcllttln was bound over to the
1 SllpelHIOl Court ill thtI Inlru of $3. 000 on
Tilt' Mlkiulu In of 11'1...00 tons displlll' 6' t the charge of attempting to murder her
.man and hill-i all ludit: uteri borne pow
er of 15..th0
inth trllick- firing guns. twenty 12--
pouildtll‘fi, eight il- poundcrtt and four 2-
poundern; She has It speed of eighteen
knots. and carries a crew of 730 men
SECRET PRACTICE AT YALE.
NEW HAVEN. IVtoV'ti’ullrr-t' tim'l‘ho
necessity for prompt mcuntu'cn to got
the Yale team into tibupc to meet the
(include indium; here Saturday. produe
'9d a wholesome change ill the spirit
and play of tho ‘Varnltr. yentol'day.
For the. first time this twill-.1011. secret
practice wuc held. and will be contin
nod for the first part of the first half
from now on. Laurie tiller. l'ltlc'u
half back of '03 was with the team
and his oxhlbltou was run poor. It In
doubtful if he will be given a chance in
one of the big genres. 111119 was hurt
in "It" knee. Ill secret practice. and wait
carried from the field. l'lin accident is
a ncrlmrn matter. as. without him. Yale
will he. very weak behind the line on
Saturday F‘lllcko was the star of the
playing. and made a beautiful 50 yard
run nodular normal college players
for a touchdown.
husband. a Polish laborer of 'l‘cl".vaille
Her armament will ('00- ”(chain wan found seriously injured on
llt'crs Sillti' hint of four 121nch gunk. fourteen 0- the
railroad track where It i'llnil
through a 1199p rock cut near Terry-
vlllc.
After he was tnkon to a hospital be
accused his wife of having miliclonaly
piruhud him over the embankment.
with the cry. "1'" fix you now." in
court Mrs. Kullaln denied her hilBI
band 11 ntor y and said he was assaulted
by a. stranger who sprang suddenly out
of the bushes.
PROCURATOH GENERAL.
WASHINGTON
Ilcv. Peter J. Front-.icuil for neveral
yearn superior of the Holy Cross Col-
loge affiliated with th9' Catholic Uni.
varsity of America, has received his
commission or 1111111111110: general of
that order. with headquarters at Notre
Dami- lndlnna. Rev. Father James
thirllr. of Indiana. has be9n appointed
to succeed trim in Washington. The
Sisters of Notrc Dame opened Trinity
College for the higher education of
women. near the Catholic University
yesterday. but the ntructurp will not be
formally dedicated until the latter part
of this month.
“a free bottle. Regular also. 501:. and 81.
November 8—»Vory
many of them members of the McKin-
lex Club of thtI uniV crsltx'. had a bun
fire, on the campus. last night.
attracted many citizens to the (oilege‘
grounds. Part of the timber used as
fuel for the immense blaze was taken
from the new Faycrwcnther Dormli
tol'V'. now being constructed and thoriflfiflmem today “3'3“” “(its 1..'on1olu
ctr-'ntraltmu called upon the police to
stop the depl'cdutions from the 1101'-
mitory. when they learned that tho.
boya were making a wholesale lilidl
on the new structure. The studoutsl
got. quantities of wood from other" 1
sources. Some of the men in dorml- ‘
torieu near the fire, ripped off doors in the blood. backacho. nervousness
and threw them upon the. blaze.
Many of the facility visited thol
Iic.olic The boys cheered for Pr-elii '
dent McKinley. sang college songs,‘
and marched around the burning heap. i
it was midnight before. the celebrn-i
tion and chr.
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MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY.
it is certainly gratifying to know of
one concern in the land who are notl
afraid to be generous to the needy and i
suffering. The proprietors of Dr..
King‘s New Discovery for Countlmpfl :
lion. Coughs and Colds. have given
away over ten million trial bottles of
this great medicine; and have the sat.‘
infliction of knowln it has absolutely
cured thousands oi hopelena canon.
Asthma. Bronchitis. Hoarscness and all
diaeanos of tho Throat. Ghost and
Lungs are surely cured by it. Call on .
F. H. Baxter, South Norwalk, or John
A Riggs. Norwalk drugglsta.un1l get
Every hotle guaranteed or price re-
funded. I
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RED HOT FROM THE GUN.
Was the ball that hit G. B. Stoudmun.I
of Newark. Mich. in the Civil War. it
caused horrible Ulcers that no treat-
ment helped for twenty years. Then
Bucklena Arnica Salve cured him.
('ureil Cuts. Bruises. Burris. Balls. Fel-
ons. Corns. Skin Eruptionn. Beat Pllc
cum on earth. 213 cents a box. Cure
guaranteed. 130111 by l“. R. Baxter.
South Nor-walk; John 11.111315. Nor-
walk. druwm.
A man who has been to u aplrituallnt
meeting. is all unreliable in his litato-
tha'lbi‘fit liver pills ever made. Easy to
menu as a man who bu been hunting.
iteWitt's Little Early Risers are the
G C Stillsou
P..chd Norwalk.
take and never gripe
South Norwalk;
M. 11. Glover in a cha c of adv-or
ing the foot—concerning the tumor
tancc of “Wearing Shoes That Flt."
BRAVE MEN FALL
victims to stomach. liver and kidney
troubles as well as women. and all feel
the results in loss of appetite, poisons
headache and tired, listless, rundown
feeling. Blrt there’s no need to feel
like that. Listen to J. W Gardner.
ldaville, ind. lie says: “Electric Bit.
tern are just the thing for a man when
he in all run down, and don't care
whether he "Hall or dies. it did more
to give me new strength and good appe-
tite than anything I could take. 1 can
now eat anything and have a new lease
on life.’ Only 50 cents. at F. H. Bax
tor’m South Norwalk John A Riggs,
Nor walk Every bottle guaranteed.
nu...“
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY.
The busiest and mightiertlittlo thing
that ever was made to Dr. King's New
Life Pills. Every pill to sugar coated
globule of health. that chanson wonk-
noiui into ntrcaxth, llntlenuncu Into
marital power. They' re wonderful in
building up the health Only 25c per
box. Sold by F H.Baxtcr,81ruth Nor-
walk: John A. Rina. Norwnlk.
A lot of silly people insist on killing
every good movement by overloading
it with well meant but faulty support.
nu
ONLY cunt tron pronoun.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del. trays: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Unod to have mot dim
trons and belching. I tried everything
i could hear of but nothing helped me
till i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For little by R. H. Planned and F. H.
Baxter.
in Kentucky .wldommuo—Did you
know dear. your little canola Inhabit i
In Frankfort tit and! l
labour-What. not her?
This question arises in the family
every day. Let no answer it today.
Try Jell-O. a, delicious and healthful
dessert. Prepared in two minutes.
No boiling. no baking. add boiling
water and set to cool. Flavors: Lom-
on. Orange. Raspberry and Strawber-
ry. At your grocers. 10c. '
The woman who never sheds a tour
on account of a man doesn’t love him.
“i have used Chamberlain's Colic
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. and
find it to be a great medicine." sayn
Mr. E. S. Phipps. of Poteau Ark. "it
cured m9 of bloody flux. 1 cannot
speak too highly 0f it." This remedy
always wins the good opinion. if not
praise. of those who use It. The quick
cures which it effects oven in the molt
severe cases, make it a favorite every-
where. For sale by George 0. Still-
non. South Norwalk. and Edward P.
Weed. Norwalk.
Even the parents who are the most
considerate of their children's health
frequently urge them to “take more
pains."
When you tool that life inhordly
worth the candle take a. dose of Cham-
berlatn'rl Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They will clcanttc your stomach, tone
up your liver, and regulate your bow
chi. making you tool like a new man.
For sale by George C. Stillson. South
Norwalk. and Edward P. Weed. Nor,-
walk.i .
There are. lot» of men who think.
they understand women; the women
know better.
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Many people worry because they bo- .
Here they have heart disease. The
chancett are that their hearts are all- ,
right, but their stomachs arc unable.
to digest food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
digests what you cut. and prevents
the fnrmatlon of gas. which makes the
stomach are" against the heart. It
will care every form of Indigestion. G.
C. Bull-on. South Namath; 113.1%
Weed. Norwaik.
"I believe." until a not yet
"that office: ought. to ho motion '.
they no to the Meta-t bfddor, “you
Norwalk Chronicler