Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 6, 1900 · page 8

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

. , $3.50 AND, $4.00
l, ‘ ‘ Siyles.the Latest. .1
Wear. the, Best.

, Awarded the Grand Prize at

Paris. I900. -
.F. D.

SOLD ONLY BY
90% W ashinlrton ‘ Street.

iron it to.

Alabama. took the floor, making an ar-
gument in favor of the ratification of
the treaty. as necessary to oucfiro the
construction of the Nicaragua; Canal.

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BRIDGEPORT IMPROVEMENTS.

Consolidated's Famous Litigation With
1 Wheeler &. Howos settled-‘3.

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tS!)tii:lf|l to the Sentinei.l
NEW HAVEN, December tin-The
New York. New llaven it: Hartford
ltuihoad Company has finally reached
a settlement in the famoua litigation
with Wheeler 8: iloweu. of Bridgeport.
,over the pnrehaue by the road of the

tidings of the Sonata. and .
. .. . ‘flrm'u property along the. line of pro
”"3. Of‘ReDWsentEIIVOS. iposed improvements in Bridgeport.

ill RfflililiiiillflN BILL

lproperty that the railroad neet H for itq
rproposeil new elevated station for four

 

tracking through the city. but. has re-
fused until no“ to sell. The railroad
aneurod eonrt deeiuionn awnrdiua the
property. but the: firm of Wheeler a
flower; carried the cane to the Supreme
:Ctllll‘l. and later to the Court of Apa
0--.... xpeals. at Washington. Condemnation
'INGTQN' [)ewmrm- refine", proceedings by the railroad have been
it Litileflold, Of Maine. has i in progress for some weeks. and tlit‘i-ie
1httndment to me arm)" are set aside as a result of an agree-
lll. which he will pt-e.iitient of President trail. of the rail-
g ill.)- absolute DION-b road. and the Wheeler & Ilowou new
of the “(mm in can pie. The settlement of the matter
1" other military property, A“ tiiit‘t-i the railroad a free opportunity to
‘t . pct-13:0“ is in the mud purl) tlu'ounh its improvements.
et' some opposition on the: .______._
the prohibition appileui

tlefleld Will Present an Amend-
,‘ll. Making an Absolute Prohi-
tioi'i‘ 0f the Sale of Liquor

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d that WELCOME TO KRUGER.
a, the. military service and does! _
rot/out civilians from selling it . Gi‘cetcd at the Station at The Hague
ry‘property, Chorus of Girls and Boys.
' -. I THE ilMil‘E. Der-ember 0—411:
SHING'I‘ON. December tl vSoonj Kl'llfzi‘r. on bin arrival here today. was
the‘Senure convened today. a billi Sit'rrtrd m the station by the hertz-i-
‘gs’ e‘tt amending the law ”cyppimnxter and counsellors, and a choir
1‘ construction of :1 bridge t“f Fix hundred men and atria.
" th ' Mississippi river. at hub The former president and bin suite
ioIa.,-so,tlmt the. draw should but ”tr" Featured in the Rural \vuithu:
.ifiutoh‘d of .00 not room. where the burgomuuter warmly
l’te‘l‘ (Mon) gun) “Um-p that . welcomed them in a brief speech.
m3)“ he would H.” up the l ’l‘hen followed Dr. Splnli. the pr " -
.. solution relaiiuu to the eon-‘ 4“!“ 0" ”W liiiiti Smith African Asm
' , ontnqa seat in the Sormie,ti'itill<iii. in a long weleoruint: address.
. by W. .\. Clark and Mar-9 nusuriug Mr. Kruger of the deep sym‘
unthv of the entire lluteh tuition. “\"ho
Sonatcf‘theu. at 13:40. on motion 5' “ml". h" ““H‘ “5'” ”91m" ”mill-til With
335de (Mm-5,}, u-Hp mm Ml...” ,lr hoped that the great powers whoI
Ion. thud recently assembled at the peare'
It'Ollft‘l't‘llt‘t‘ would not have permitted
HING'I‘DN. Uppmnbm- 6 »\Vhep- that in South Africa the right of not
huge that today an urrrmgcmenti Willi-- “W I'iilhi 01' war and civil law.
agreed to by which the («insulin-anshould be trampled under foot. or n
of the Grout olco‘nargarine bill I lltili‘ nation be sacrificed in an unequal
7 was to have come up today, an I combat in 'lt‘ft’iii't‘ 0i “'5 existence."
special order made :ii the lust‘ Th" "‘l'l”""“ (.“mm‘lo‘l:
was postponed until tomorrow ‘. ”Milt .VUiil' reliance 0" ilit'I-‘Umigllil’
he House proceeded with the con F-“iiitort rim. .'\ir. 'i‘reeldeut. in. the up
that of the army rem-panizutlon_duoos light for l'lQ’lli and liberty. and
;ma_v the liberty of your nation crown
‘1} Hepburn nmrmdment to llrtJVitlt 1 Your rournue ’i‘heu will (treat Bit
rationales in the quartermnster's: “it" hm“ li-urued the lesson of how
intent could be filled from elviil ‘limilf‘l‘ilu‘i ii l-a' to attempt to throttle
from volunteer nillt‘er3 enlnmi8~ l 'l‘“ 'l“"‘:‘i'liileiiet- of «.1 free nation.‘
1‘ since April i0. lxth. whit-h waxl
fl when the House adjourned yrs-1 PLINiSHMENT OF CHiNESE.
y,’ was voted down without divi-g l'idlx’iN. December fruit the recent
" “ iiueetlua; of the foreign envoys when it
Hay iVu.) uttered an amend-i Wit-‘3. .lffl‘t‘t‘tl to modify in u measure the
which was adonttui. authorizinizl i'ornwr tiemutitlu upon the subject of
u‘proilident to appoint fifty volunteer tlu- pimix‘linii'nt of th- f‘biuese respon-
seons‘witb the rank of motor and sibie for the outrazeo rigalnat forelim-
i assistant snrgeouu. with the l‘iliililt‘l'h a demand was made that th so pri-
nIYi. for tortn's of l\"() years: nu, murily i‘i'slitlliHlblc‘ ultoulrl pp )unigh.
evioualy (Illifllmt‘izt‘tl. it (.lteyiz-d. ’i‘hiu was at'repiai-le to the repre-
oife‘rod an amendment to our, seutatives of too power.» and it was al-
the trurgoon gonerel of the armv . i=0 lIEI'IWII that these oiilii'iuh. within
. loy not to exceed thirty dentall whim: diutriolu troubli- oerurrt (I can
no, three of whom rhould be1 not hold ofilt'o attain if it. u: proved that.
dental surgeonr. Ithcy did not take the llt‘t‘OFlSiil't' steps
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‘ HINGTON. December 1'. The ~-~~
ECOmmittee on (‘tlltllllt-‘I't't‘ heldE N THE DINING ROOM.
( tmoetimt of the Sorts-tin“ todnv } lht' irenerul coloring for dining room
tinting" was: devoted mainly to, “'0” better should be warm and l'li'ii
“haidei'utlou of the :1th Hilliiilil)" “l” “i" Wt limb to light up well at
rid to amenduwntu siiazeztetl by. "lilhi- they] the rulnru' that absorb
'un FI'Ve. The most huporiunti'h“ “Kl“. If‘l'l‘il i'iittu I'eiiu In the
hue .amtmdrnentu “or. one prorii- ”will"!!! Hindus are (it‘atrphlp; up... (hr-
at all shipir shall take fifty per ”illiii'l' ’«butter? in dull blue and Huge
unau- cargo captivity wt...” 1.3,”. urecn. Do not Humor: :1 plain curi-
N. or the United Staten for a “liar harm“ 701‘ this room unless your
port. in ])l‘(|l;i\]]|l1i:: this mod liuuiziiuzu nl window and dooru are of
of the. bill. Mr. ii‘rye raid that "li‘li- illm'i'ltuz irolivru. i’luiu papers ill
t of. tin inumniu'ution in the ""5 room "“‘iilll'i‘ “N“"U'de‘ "000““-
be. to tncrerw- the amount mi'mii- “hit-t there is little. harmony
Whiélt mnat hp taken. but The ubueut-e of bicturoa in very marli-
pm 10, distribute it ummigst ed with such wall corerlniw. Yet. on
than is inn, that there would no "he 0“"‘1‘ hilttti. if one hmi a line 00!-
“W 61- injuuticn. Itertion of choice and valuable paint
‘ " ~ lugs it in the herd. hurliuiouud that
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one can pouulhily have for ahowini;
them to udvuutntze.

For a dining room it let quite defile
able to have a dado with than ml
The t'urninhlnlzu of a dining room are
more ut-untv than in other roman.
where cont-lieu and enroll tablets help to
‘ till bure uuuceu and cement. and the

VWRGHT broukiiiit up of the wall paper by
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i furnliiiioriklooii around the wuilu, which

means of the chair rail hoipn to give ,u
. :in quite deuirabie.
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" A Blarney Castle story. involving it
pretty little lrlah girl. in being told in
Dublin. Several visitors were explor-
tilt: the tumouu-euutio. and on reaching.
Hutton. Immune somewhat nervoim.
owing to the great hoiitht.
a young man appeared. and train a
' ntrnngur. united to have the real Bar-

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ivou. new .
inttunipt, in her preacher. “claimed;

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Financiallyt

uoy atone pointed out. to him; that. he

The. pronoun of
i loaning tan Mia bin ruihur numerous
. . it"li'tiil‘iflbl"
(it, curtail id have the that :

. , "0h. 010000 0 n't trim; the stone while
0 arranger. it- is hinted.
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Morris Chairs‘virom $2.00 up.
imm,$l.25 up.

to make room for

HOLIDAY GOODS

North Mam Street.
South Norwaik.

ENTERTAI'NMENTS."

..-._ HOYT‘SJ’HEATRE.
ween 01- nacauaen a.

The Bennett-Monitor Company

and Their Own Orchestra.
The Entire Week's Repertoire:
EVENINUS.
Monday. Darkest Russia.
Tuesday. The float, i’urudlue.
Vi’edutuulny. A Daughter of the South.
Thursday. Wicked London.
Friday. *Shndows of a great (.‘ity.
Saturday. The. Yellow Peril.
Nt)’i‘i$~~“Sh:-.dows ot’ a Great City
in the only play ever written by Joseph
.lotferson. amt must not be confounded
with llungerh of a (ireut City.
MA'i‘lNiCiGS.
A l’riuoner of Alrtlers.

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Tuesday.

. Vi'edrlerduy. 'i‘he Moi her.
'l‘bnrsday, A Daughter of the South.

. li‘rlduy. Darkest ituusto.
Saturday, The Power of Love.

Prices: Matinecs, 10 and 20 cents;

Evenings, 10, 20 and 30 cents.

Reserved Seats on sale at lloyt's
Theatre. Smith Norwalk, and Weed'u
Drug Store. Norwalk, l3 days in advance
of each performance.

High School Fair
and Entertainment.
Franklin Street School Hall,

Thursday and Friday.
Dec. (Mad 7. ‘
Fancy Articles at all Kinds
tor sate.

Admission, to Cents.

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HOMER B. HOYT,

GRADUATE OPTICIAII.

YOUR NOSE !
YOUR EYES!

it's as necessary to fit the
one. as it is the. other-«glues.-
05 n detriment to the sight
otherwise. Try us! See if
we don‘t do both perfectly!

 

80 Washington St.

 

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PHOTOGRAPH REDUCTION

FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Cabinet. Photographs. $3.50 doz.
Carbonette Photographs. $3.00 doz.

High grade work only.

Personal attention given all air-
tingu. Lady in attendance. Hours
for fittings.- 10 it. ill. to i; p. in.
Photograph Jewelry. the fad tor
Xmuu gifts. made from any tltiiiti
photograph or from a sitting at the
gallery. Popular prieeu. tlullery
opt-u Sunday from 10 a. m, to L:
p. m.

E. LE WIS.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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l ‘ . rented a aubatitutahitluf (innumerable

 

Mr. Underwood, at Alabama. prui

tertuiii‘aud matting a number of raduuw
lions beyond therein the majority mu.
()n this vote two of the Democrats,
McClellan. of New York. and new-
lands. of Nevada. did not vote, the re-
sult being the defeat of the substitute.
4 to 9. . 1 . . ‘

Mr. thuierwooti‘ moved to restore the
tint on telephone marriages and Mr.
Ncwiuudu offered an amendment ro-
atoriugdt to telegraph messages. but
both propositions were lost, 0 to 9.

Mr. Cooper. of Texas. offered an
amendment striking out the exemption
of religious and charitable institutions
in the tax on inheritunceu. This Was
tout on n viva. voco vote.

On motion or Mr. Hopkins. liliuola.
the final section was changed melting
the not take effect immediately on its
passage. .

0n Mr. Ilaizeil'u final motion to re-
port the bill to theilonue the Demo-
rrutu did not vote and the report to
the ileum) was ordered.

Mr. Payne ranted that the mauwlty‘
report would be presented by i‘laiur-
day. The proceedings; were marked it)”
good feelingr and Mr. Richardson :itut
ed that the minority wor'l not later-
poue fartiouu opposition on the floor of
the House.

NEW VORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

 

WALL STREET. 10:10 n. m M’l‘li'.)
opening in the «loch umritet war: not
united and utromz‘. The union were
quite uniform. and reached a point 0r
oier in only a few istoettu. Very heavy
blot-ha were taken of Pennsylvania, at
an advance of it... and Erie firut pre-
ferred rose a point on running Hilltm
One or two of the uperialtiox gained :1
point. lli'tther prices for Americans in
London. and ntrength on the steel
croup wore the itnpellini: runs-es of
the rise.

WALL S'l‘llitliii'l‘. il a. Ill."~bI0(‘ltS
moved in a haphazard umnner on
large deullnuh. 'i‘he retiilnr dividend
puyinr. ruiiroudu and upiwlaities l‘t’t't'tl‘
ed from their openlnr: prices. but low-
prieeu slot-kn on \vhirh dividend-a are
only proupertive rose steadily. ’l‘bt-
Erica Were mum; in point. the first pre»
ft rred rising id’; and the second ure-
t’erred L’ Dilllli". St. Joe & (iruud ia-
innd ilrut preferred was up iii-j, arm the
uei'oud preferred i”

a... .‘\t!iilli.’llillfli cl
t‘opper dropped 17,9 and rot-mortal a
point. but Anaconda rose li2 Au
rl:i.~..~.ru< of iowprirrd lililtlh‘ willnu or.»
der ‘10 showed marked streuuh In~
cludiuiz Steel lli:op_ l{tlii.il:~ {1' Term:
breferrv-il. (‘l‘it-Hiliit‘iilit' ((- illiio, Ontario
& \‘t't‘riieiu. \mediug & llillfl‘ i-lrm.
lli'1tliilt'.’t‘f‘iilillit‘iil and abroad prci‘errtut.
lirii- common. Peoria 6‘; Eastern and
Leather

'\\'.\i.i. Q‘i‘REET. noonv'l‘hrre was a
mutual l‘(‘\'lVill of speculative tutcrc‘ul
in the i‘ilult‘l'e and they rose from I‘d
to Hi... lit-Euwuri. & Hudson except‘d.
’i‘iir iCrirs met realizations entiiigh to
keep them below the best. The entire
‘nuirlmt rbowui strtruziln but aside.
from the iow~prlr~ed stocks and those
uu ntloned, the only properties that got
:1 point or more over .veeterday'e clone
\vet'e Burlington. St. Paul. Pennsylvan-

in ltrooklyu 'I‘ransit. Third avenue.
Metropolitan Street Railway. Pressed
Steel t‘nr and 'i‘euuitsuee (‘onl A break

or iii, in 'I‘t'iiiie‘wl'v‘ t‘oul caused an ens-
iir tour b. fore noon. (ntperiully in the
uteri Sit‘t'lit’». Mid-.re and low grade
bonds were ubuorbrd heavily in the
bond market

\\'.-\l.l. STREET l p m~Amiilzrr
innit-(l Copper got ‘11:, ahote the low
point and then reacted. Tennessee
(foul fell an extreme 4“,... Other lesson
of i to lit: ‘rere made by Rubber. (‘inr
uolirlnteil (lea, ilrooklyu Transit and
.“i‘ll'flllolililll Street Railway The rail
road list was quiet and pent-rally tlrm.
St. Joe & (hand lreiuud first preferred
l'f‘iii‘ altogether It points

\\' ‘tld. STREET. '2 p. m: Stork-z be-
it'iii‘ii‘ rvovtionarv all around in evin-
'pathy vith n It point break in Sugar
lr‘iome other spot-tuition yielded albini-
il). notably the MOM group and true-
tione. \tt lropolitnu Sweet Railway
lost , in all. Railroads us a rule
in“! Utilv moderate frai'tiolii: ()illilili‘ iu'
'Illt' r\it~lri~‘iitt:-' which fell over a point
i room/'3 QUOTATIONS.

Reported over private wire of II. A.
Bonnie. cemtntuniou broiler. Rwurtr. ti.

tiorbett'u block. 'rlouth Not-walk:

 

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bleached Damask, choice designs,
llicached Damask. extra heavy all

iiali lllcachcd l'kimask, 54 inches
.v\li Linen Damask. half bleached.
('lioice pzltu'rns All Linen Cream

'3 4 .-\ll Linen Napkins.

i‘aiteru Cloths with border on all Sltlt‘b‘

llleachcd Table Damask, 56 inches wide,
illeaclied Table Damask, all linen, 60 inches wide,
All Linen Bleached Drunaslt, handsome. patterns. in inches wide,

()6 inches wide,

linen, 72 inches wide,

l’irc Choice Patterns, newest style, (illt'll borders, 72 inches wide,
We also hat/c Napkins to match all the above patterns. 5—8 size, price.
[landmine Patterns in fine double Damask,

wide,
58 inches wide.

DamaSk, ()0 inches wide.

Extra Heavy ('renm llamask, 72 inches wide.

The Fineut and llaudmmest Cream Damask Imported. choice patterns. 72 in

,2. 21/2 and 3 ytls. long. price

We have Napkins to match all cloths. if desired—~58 All Linen Napkins,

NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.

A Well Set Table

Depends largely, for the effectiveness, upon the table cloth. Some damask table cloths‘in new tie.
signs, freed] frotntlie‘makcra. 13y the yard,if_vou wantit so,orrin various sizes, with borders. Pick
from any of them, and you are sure of something choice and effective. "

‘ 25¢. per yard.
' 39¢. per yard.

500. per yard.

69:. per yard.

75¢. per yard.

$1.00 per yard.

$2.75 per dozdn.

$1.25, $1.50 and $1.75 per yard.
25¢. per yard.
39¢. per yard.
500. per yard.
69c. per yard.
75c. per yard.
$2.75 to $6.00.
$1.00 to $2.50.
$1.50 to $5.00.

.\\'lllt‘,

TRISTRKfio HYATT

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just what you want in
shade. fit. price. quality
and general make up, at
the ordinary Clothiers.

We have worked hard
and made it easy for you
to get exactly what your
taste dictates here.
Business Suits at $10.
Raglan Overcoats, at $15.
Russian Blouse Suits for
children. at $6
are some of our good
things.

torturous.

SOUTH NORWALK.
Milford A. Gii‘fin,

Manager. '

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Open High Low . :lti
' ‘ ' “ 1' "i If,
it Main street. Nnrwdllt. 121;: ;:)"&.(){{J fig: H.“ I...“ “A: p, i. .. .. .
‘.\m. S. It. (‘o_. |::7 3,, wit-Rt, 11:7: 1;ngx GENERAL STARK S LOST MARE.
\m 'l‘ob (To. iii? illh‘l. in? ill? in an old tile. of the Hartford t‘oiu»
MASONRY TOPPLED OVER avl .‘.t,t‘ll‘ntitl. :li'lu ”Witt it“. :iMi, uni. of duto October 7. 1777. in an ad
WIND. .\L(‘lllHilli. pill. dill; Mira til ai'p \‘ei'titmnuut sent to the paper by fie i~
SEYMOliit. December il-wlluriu: liult. ill- Ohio. SW ' ; ' tibia. t-rul Htarlt, of ileuuiuMon fame. with-h
’l‘ueudny night‘s gale. five feet of mnu- ll'ltl'li. ll. 'l'.. 7' ” < 113’. :huwn that milllnry hero to have had
onry wan blown from the top of a wait thin. f‘outh.. :. . ‘ fih‘, an excellent command of luuniuinr
fifty feet high. uepurntuu: the fuetor t‘eu. of N. .i.. , ’ li'i'. and much cause for "Illillflllillluil
It‘s of the .lllilll‘ti Swan t‘ompuny, and ('hex. i\‘~ t‘hio. :iT-‘i. fl\‘i 3715’. 3”" 'i‘weuty llolluiu iii-ward. Stole from
hurled onto the roof of the t'lll‘fi’d (‘IIL ll. it- Q.. i: it, 17507,. 130‘... lilii'u. nu the unlineriber. from Wulloour
shop. Eighteen uqunre feet of the roof (‘. M. & hit. i‘.. ill] 1.3. il’h 1'37‘1 lll‘iltz work. in the time of action. the lbth
\ruu stove in and the clone. striking; (‘hL ii. i. & l’. lifi't'. lift-hi ii?» it?» at August hurt. a brown Mare. live
the "tile floor. drove that down onto t?.t.‘.(‘.. it 8th., 0051'. 00% .reara old, had a blur in her fill't"lli“ll
the floor beneath. Iiuildinx. utoelt and ii. & ii. (Tau. iii: in»: Alan :1 dot-akin heated Huddle. Illiit'
muehiuory were badly damaged, ii‘edernl Steel, :bl iii in 59%. not; hour-luv. trim‘d with white. and a curb-
thoimh to what extent in not yet It‘s-d. St. pt'd.. 70'. 70% ed bridle. it is earnestly reuiitiivlii'il of
known. The wuii. which WIH eighteen (ten. I‘ll. Co. luau;- liiti‘a ull emmnilteeu of safety and otheru in
iuehen thielt. war-i built for tire protec- Lou. & Nauru. its hit“. Ni . ill. authorltv. to exert tlielmieiveu to re-
lion. Nor. hi West. iiL'lti i'f‘li ifl‘l'u 11““). cover raid thief and mare. No that he
“WWW-”W Mun. Corrupt. limb, Hills 109 10012. uiuy be brought to juutiee and the
EMBROIDERY 8ILK. Metropolitan. lilii 10003 “38% “Wt. aluro brought. to mo; tutti the portion
A prot'eiiiiionnl emlu'oidorer udvlueu M. K. a. ’1‘. Mil. Iii; tilt it. 1ill All Whoever he he. shall receive the almvu
the one of it thread of arena with all .‘tliuii. Pacific. 00%. Wilde db dill/u reward for both. and for the more
white embroidery nillt timt in mind on N. Y. (‘. & il., 142.14, iiilili 143%- llfilt'. clone one buli‘ of that mun.
illii’ Illilf‘t‘ of work which will require N. Y.. t). he W.. 2015. 237k l’fi‘ii. 135% liow Neunduiouu. how diutzrut-erlil
much wuuhini: or eleunainu. i-lho uuyu (3011. Tobacco. 36V; 155% 35% thrill and lunomlniouu man it appear to nil
that. in the hands of a clever noodie- North Pacific. 71% 71% 70% with friendly and lziuwrouu noulu in inure
Woman the green will not show. and No. Putz. pfd.. 821.4 32% 321.; “3‘4; Hitch ui)‘. artful. deuiitlltiut rillulnu t'n-
yet it will uurciy keep the white silk Ponnuytvuuia. ”21/. 143% 142% 142% tor into the field. in the time of mu
from turning yellow. till it in no out to i‘eoplc'u Gnu. infill 100 fill-u luv/4 thin. in order to pliluire. bitter and
do after being laundered a few times. Will. it. Read. 20 1507b 3" , 301% blunder from their brethren when en-
An (ruby illitl izoml way to wnuh doii- 1’. it it. pfd.. (stray. Mil; 0305i 04% lilliliiil in battle.
t'uto umbrotderiou in to put enough t-lou. Railway. lit ”We Will H“ JOHN H'l‘AitK. ii. 1). ti.
household ammonia In a biotin of tepid Sou. ity. pfd., (will. 0774. 07/4 07% iii-nuinaton. lith Sept. i777.
writer in Melton the contents, than Son. l'aollle. till. 43 411/; ‘II’VI -——-—_..._. .
make u lather of ivory 0011p. In which Tenn. 0. it 1.. an aim it“ «by. ONLY Two METHODIST PAPER8
the piot‘eu may he wuuhcd without any U. a. leather. tau, ”‘4. 13% . 13% PROFITABLE.
danger of fading the most delicate mi. 11.8. M). bid. 71’. 7“ \ -
nrr. Nurtu- rub norm on still ombrniir it. a. hopper, 30 fill 28% Zilji “ WW" 0i“- m "it! reports "I the H‘-
mvy, \Vrlng out on dry as possible and Union ”mm“, 72% 72% 71:. 714, rent Methodiut conference that only
lay several thicknesses of flannel over tin. Pun. pith. Silt iii-h, Riv» “Wu “‘9 "i We "“9"“ omelet Journals "f
“'0 ironing llOflI‘d. Upon {ISIS DIEM! Wabash. Ilia" 22% 23 22% 221:, 'IIH‘ Chill't‘h. Dilbllfilled in different Mir.
the piece. um embromery “do down. we“. Unian. 88 int 6tionu of the country titular the common
,I’rosu with a hot iron until dry “mil ._,“-...--... {name of the Christian Advocate. had
umouth. than revered and polish the heady. “Why. Mrs. [‘ni-kirigug;_;lltlttn cmuiunteil at a north. The not
right Hide. taking care not to run the whatnvar in n“, world inducer] you imlf’m‘ on the Omani-«4108.000 In four
iron over my Dart oi the embroidery. buy that dead blank tirusu-uatiurn 1’ pitui‘witlfl ”mm borne ("It 0i the amt»
'i‘hlu manner of ironing animal! the surely, you don‘t think of giving up. at“ “gill: gubiiiihinghunlneua known all
work to stand out in a way most unite brlitht colors at your use?" . it“ 0° .onmarn.
factory to the annual embroiderer. "Nomad Wu artiuraain. and I not . , W .
white to iron any place when dump t6 it’lukin‘g it might 001115.411 bandit. .Thé evmseislri judges 0mm mam
given the amenity attuned: tthuut too My an it pains deer hunting at it 00.0 or. chocolate. methanol
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the advantages which our start

the advantages ottcrcd in our slot

UMBRELLAS.

\thn you buy an umbrella.
buy one that has an original and
distinct style about it. We have
about one hundred and fifty styles
in our stock, and not an ugly one
the. lot.

in Prices range from

45c. to $6.00.

FURS.

No mystery about illt' itir~ we
veil. \Vc don't take i‘tllllllitlll or
diuary furs and designate them by

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nztii‘1ililt‘t'it.llitl) fur» is our store.

inner. high Nliillilt'il names.

Money refunded if purchase is not

:1}; represented.

ataurex will not lower. Quality it
costs you no more to get it lit'i't'.

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Quality in merchandise: char

For thenc- whn live in the countrv

there is no better agent for clunnulniz . lion.
unpleasant outiniildiugii or portionu oil

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Where there are rotting timber: it may
be band to prevent the collection of
vermin. and it may he muttered with
good effect over land where fruit ha:

All drain: and vaults are rendered
more healthful and less foul by its use
in powdered form. and bathtub: nhuuid
he returned with it every time utter
urea. in a precaution swim intentions
disease. Puniculnriy its this nuan-
mere are air-pig;

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The Leading and Largest Store in the

Cities.

will has been the recognition of
. offers to the public. Actions

speak louder than words. :uivertisetucut are words. \\'c tell you of

1‘. Come and let our actions ful—

fill the prmuiws we make in words.

acter in values; bargains in prices

—~illi.\' is epitome of our history. the secret of our success.

BOYS’ SUITS.

We do more
than clothe boys.
We dress them.
We carry cvcry~
thing desirable in
this department.
Our prices, con-
sitlcring quality.
are as low, and in

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, lower titan same
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where.

BLANKETS.

lavery blanket we sell is a tie»
llt‘ililiilllt' blanket, and we don't
hesitate to tell you what it is made
mi either; it half wool, wgfiay so:
it half cotton, “'0 tell you; and if
its all i'niiun. we‘re just as frank

aboru it. Come in and look them
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\\'e have i'.‘il.\t‘il a standard of eu‘i'lli'nt‘i' which time or circum-

rst. taxi and all the time, and it

yhody.

I The i’reubyiory of Philadelphia. iI
nunlnnt nil the propositiu of the r0:
| tormern no to the Westminster Contain

it, nothing the general auembly’
(by it vote of 10 t0 tit). that it "do-

;ieci. no that our doctrinal standout;
shall remain on they are. without an '
chimes» whnthvor. whether revision!
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