it
. sewing iii dines. _ .
”dad at fadaly prices. on the install
roll, my runs. _
"four piston
tint or. On account; of thou I‘m. prim lit
7 its preper namc. but assure you it is the réglllar
.00. No. 4. $16.00. No. 5. 5'19. 00 for cash.
, '10 par onnl. additional for orndil.
South Normal/t
SALE 1
ambiguous
CHILDREN‘S JACKETS.
'- WITH CAPE AND TRIMMED
$2.49 forl$r.‘49.
$3.00 for $2.00.
$3.50 for $2.50.
CHILDREN'S JACKETS.
FINE CLOTH, TRIMMED
__ $5.00 Garments. $3.50.
$6.00 Garments, .50.
LADIES’ JACKETS. . $4
ANDSOMELY LINED. DRAB, TAN ANI) BLUE.
, Garmcnts. $7'°°'1$5'°° Garments, $300
38- 00- $7.00 Garments, $5.00
$9. 00. $10. 00 Garments. $7.00
~ ERY AND UNDERWEAR ALWAYS A SPECIALTY.
DICKERMAN 8f SON,
84 Washington Strccl.
‘ bOII li'i NOR-MALK.
Dyspepsia. Sick Headache. Indigestion. Constipation
' mess we cannot cure with
pointy Vt bin and ’nc‘vn'r tail to girls satisfaction
tabloid .00
, god Jackson Sis. i'ilicazo. Illinois Sold by
’ non c. summon. iii-union soulsnomak. Conn.
.Ww m...a——mm.m. . m _
It.“ w. amt ,
That’nthrlrmon our customers only with 11,! if”;
WW ~.-.....W~.m-
Wilton know it. You may match the price but you
00o t match the coal lit. the prion.
Hey; you trind our brighollsmo Cannot Cool in your
1'
thumb rill sum the ‘
t0 brill! bout tbs mm of mutton _ . ‘
Mlbplatcd. cabinet work of latest design. and best ‘0' to
(til foot hammer. scalp driller. wrench
i,
that! sci! this machine. on sun prc‘bmtedfiom offen- - ‘
' first wool: to note a marked improve-
’ suppollo l hdd ever known tho horrors
‘ tho propriotors of the remedy. asking
. chance to recuperate and the. nerves
the dbove reward for any case of Liver Complainb
iiail .m in 41- ~llatl little Liver Pill
Pills.ich0xcscontain40Pliil.50
sits:- you. No cool of poor quality has a place in our.
‘ this
tloh. organic; nod monitor
m . ' to! posts
.0 t o . say
not inspires“ = duos v.3 ~
ally gl do: list?” of been;
tiny but! 0 vemcn
. Frehils had often hdi'iisell am to
try ll well known pro rletnry medicine,
ablots. and i had
i o.
no...» oil the remedy. but never
a; stock in days land medicines
ould bollcvs n idiom potent
lotus would touch 0 1
139. is its oblong shim .
~ mt. bulb of pitching?! 01L tho ,
motors. and top two or
blots. after such local. and?
., ally a tablet bntwoou mania.
u :fslt any fooling of nausea or
discomfort.
' “I was surprised at tho and of the
most in my appetite and general
health, and before the two packages
wors‘ gone i was certain that Stuart’s
Dyspepsia Tablets was in; to cure
completely and they did ndt disappoint
who. .I can out and sleep and enjoy
my pollen. and cigar. and no can would
of dyspepnin.
“Out of friendly curiosity i wrote to
for information as to what. the tablets
contained. and they replied that the
principal ingredients were aseptic pep-
ain (government test) innit diustnse
and other natural digestives. which
digest food rosardlcss of the condition
of the stomuc
The root of the matter is this, the
digestive. elements contained in Stu-
art's Dyspops a Tablets will digest tho
food. give til overworked stomach it
and whole system receive the nourish.
moot. which can only could from food;
itlmulnpts and net-v0 tnnlcs norm: sire
rout strength. ‘thcy glic n‘lictitloui
ttrcngth. ~ lllmr‘faiziy followed ..by.1roacl..
Lion. Every drop of blood, every
nerve and tlssuo is manufactured from
our daily food. lmd if you can insure
its prompt action and complete diges-
tion by the regular use of so good and
wholesome a remedy of Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets. you will hnvo no need
of nerve topics and eanlluriums.
Although Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tablets
have been in the market only a few
'eme yet probaly ovary drunist in
‘he United States. Canada and Great
Britain now sells them and considers
them the most popular and fillet‘tisiiitli
iii any preparation for stomach with
so ,. .
I
BRAVERV WON BRIDE.
u—ms—h—
lomen Brennan Learns He is Remem-
bered in Rich Uncln‘s Will.
DERBY, February 1-Fortuao and
wide have come to James Brennan.
lr., as rewards. for a bravo service per
'ormed when he wins a boy of eight.
Miss Catllellnc Agnes Friend, of
\lewton, promised him eight yoals ago
but when he was able to supportn
nlfc in commit shc would marry him
“any times after that ho urgod her to
accept him without delay; hert'nuswcl
van always all before.
So he worked tho hordor to not but
or returns from his small farm a
doughy, but his labor brought. scant
ecomponse. and his marriage seemed
15 far away as over.
A letter some to him recently to
ailing an almost forgotten incident ol
his boyhood. He was visiting hill no
:le. John R. Griffin. in Salt Lake City
when one midnight the man suddenly
become alarmingly lll. there was on
ly the little boy to go for um doétor.
out he voluntcored and ran a mile
through the dark. deserted streets.
Griffin becoms rich lattr tram sliver
mines. Ho hover saw his nephew of
or that visit but when the man died
silently his will related luo bravo 001
1 of the boy of otwenty yours ago, and
all him 010 000
Brennan hastened with the noun of
hill good fortune to Miss Friend and
limlnosday, in Newton. they were mar-
r e .
HEAVY mom‘ml‘v osuanono.
.4..-
flnrmsny Wants $100,000 fol Each Man
Wounded in Chinese Outages.
HONG KONG January lil~lt is ro-
portcd from Canton that the German
consul thorn has demnndod an ladom
nlty of $100. 000 for each man wounded
in the mount outrage on tho Wont Riv-
or and 050.000 for other, damages. .
Piracy in increasing in such propor
hotter protection for the water ml
The vicoroy replied to their demand
that he was doing all that was'
his; but the consuls are not set oiled.
"1
day.
MOTION 1'0 Dlditlilll IUl'i'a.
£0!“an
' ‘zilmul the ”that; s ul‘li‘h.
llssé dr Mandi at it he will!
. .1105 it too twp
'- til)?” of dl‘srmidm. with
“it ltntofl by!
M adult. to
, co panics
in
" shoots saidn are mil
,Wooutrod.
MEABLIO
Howard
N
I“ I. . .
tho hedapapor sliver. '
'Thirty- first street. occupied
“With burnout hominid ‘c'y‘i tvltl‘iiéd lid ill
1 br oko doWn.
item that tho consuls have demanded
Ili‘
it is out unusual for at doses outrages
to be reported from the mm in one
COLUMBUS. Ohio. February IWAL'
“and?” Shoots bullion aromat-
apart to
0‘01"!!-
the
he with Word in-
oral yG natal
surly a whole
it... ‘dld'l‘di’t‘
! pct) B
ottoman dawned
linl the hose factory of -
lischko gompsny nothlns
pining debris remained.
100 men luborod at tho
Empty . destroyod was tho
m building. Nos. tilt. lllll
ll'tyusn'coull street; till
ry nutrients at bill and on;
It rot yonuc; Milan live story tenement
.1; than 1Tl'lii‘ty-tlrst street. Jack-
: iron uadry; extending llont
llluut Thirty-first strsot to tho rlv
and a two-story brick building lip.
by he
sun‘
tgil
Swift Drsssod Beef Company.
The proximity partially destroyed in-
cludes thetonemonts at 560 and 562
First svcnuo. 522 and 624 First avenue.
About. seventy families were render
ed homeless by the burning of the loa-
smouts. liockhout‘s lumbar yard on
the north sldo of 'l‘hlrtloth street, bo-
twcon Fit-st avenue and the river, was
still burning fiercely lit 7 o‘clock this
morning. but the llromsn Were able
to keep the times from extendlnu fur
titer atthat point.
Fire Chief Crokor early this morn-
ing repeated his statement of last
night to the effect that he believed
the fire was caused by an explosion of
chemicals in the collar of tho chlto
factory. Ho Was informed that u
watchman had gone into a vault in the
collar with a. light. and that the vault
contained the explosives; Tito clllci
added that ho did not know what had
become of the watchman, or Who in:
was.
Once at the lenturcs of tho tire was
tho donulgo buffeted by tho flrc do .
pul'lmont to its nppmulun Enziuc 2i
stood at the hydlnnt in front. of the
burning buildings The disabled up
purutus was dragged away this morn-
ing. Water tower No. :l. which had
been ulnccd in position-in front of the
burning factory. was also badly dam
aged. Engine 33. on its way to the.
fit-o, collided with a car at: Fourteenth
street and Thil'il avenue. Both 1,11.n
our and engine worn damaged and the
flrc horses were so badly hurt that our
of thorn had to be shot. Eugino‘ 2.5 on
its wny from the din to its hoadquu.
tors in Fifth 1mm. pi in morning.
db :1. o 0 duo of the
roar wheels snuppou None oi tho
lithium worn hurt. s wit." y
The ilrc department llil'iO lost several
thousand foot of hood antimounoctlons
Tho hose was burned as it lay in the
'trost or was rerun by lotion walls
The bitter cdld oaths made tho work
of the firemen very dllflulli. After the
flames bod boon got under control the
hose lines. which worn almost sub
merged in water became frozen to the
pavements. and the theorem had to
thaw the connections with 1.011ng
w‘iE'oilconiun Thomas” .1 Fitzpatrick
will) was sent out on duty at the fire of
0 o'clock last night, lids been reported
missing.
August Schwendeman. thirty- diva
yours old. is reported mlsulng lit.
\l'as last seen on the roof of tho Wicko
factory building
fszouzL or AN ELOPEMENT.
Assets. 15 Cents and s Bulldog Revolv-
er; Linbllltics: $61.
CHICAGO, February l-o'l‘he Report:
this morning said: Assets. 15 cents
and a bull dog revolver; liabilities.
set; results. the touring apart of two
hearts. 0. flow of learn. the arrest of n
a 00m and the confinement of hit
oildc to a room at. the Sherman House.
Comm—on atonement, This summon
1301: the fate of John J Brewster and
its wife of two wooks
John Jo-epb Browster has a tremolo
Philadelphia. Ills psroatn reside at
too NOrf" Park avenue. in that city.
He owes his present condition to his
love for ll girl to whom the soniot
l'rewster objected The girl was Bar
ah Gertrude Cummings. also of Phlis
dolphin. Silo to twenty one years of
a 0. while her husband is twenty-two.
out two weeks ago the young peoplo
sloped and warn married. Eor1tbolr
voddins trip they some to Chicago and
rdtlstorod at the thrmaa Hound Both
on of prosperous crossroads. and had
the privllofell oi the hotel without any
question 0 a settlement bolus rotunda
t was an to col honeymoon on labour
tor telegraphed his family l Full»
dolphlo. allots thslr tornlvoness and
he usual parental blessing. accom-
pooled by a little substantial assist-
ance. But his father, rotated to re out
“r ’i’dii’i. r: m no.3“
mill! 7 0 e on B It 0 it
settlement. His bll‘l‘Inm‘tqutcdio i
all he had to 0 or in mm
fitteon coats. wlt
volv‘or thrown in lat-owls
to tho Genital Policing
his brido colonised at, no hold 9*-
~ch was not room mtn‘itisth 0 him
’ ' wiiw ltndlrouyiit abolii by
.‘i 111.5,‘lelvl. .
n...
-
,wsre Qli‘i‘lltlindi tho Nutty Deportmont
today" for tho construction of
0' nomsro Honor run vacuums.
ncss after each washing.
ing that you do not
cd behind glass.
for reference.
l .
Kirby. Beard & C033 Cabinet
l-lnlr Pins. Regular price be.
now 10 box. ‘
Belting in proper lengths for
start nolls~worul from 5 to We
tho piece. 20.
An odd lot of Side Combs, 50
pull”. 1
ovo-
THREE PROTECTED CRUISERS.
Bids Opel-10d at the Navy Dcpsrtment
. for "l'iu-ce‘ Forl'ljllda‘bln vomn.
WASHINGTON. February l-wlilds
thrun
protootcd crulacls, designed to be the
mo t formidable vessels in the build
hclr class They will resemble
closely the typo of. monllcluss manor-
ed cruisers. The act authorizing this
class of cruisers stated that the res
sols Tshould carry “the most powerful
urdnonco for vossels of their type, and
have the highest speed compatible
with good cruising ulullltlcs “Rd grout
rudlus of nrtlon.“ Admiral H chhorn.
chin! constructor of the navy
that in on culilmement the now cruls~
era would prove morn than a match
for some of the armored cruisers of
foreign navles.‘
The, new. vosnols are to he named
the “St. Louis,“ "Milwaukee“ and
“Charleston." the last to continue the
name of the ship wrecked November
2. 1890. in the Philippines. 'l‘bolr
trial displacement will be about 9. 700
tons each; they will be equipped with
21. 000 noise power twin screw engines
and will have ll speed of. twenty two
knots per hour. The vessels wull be
tilt foot in length and sixty six feet
in exllcmc breadth. Their bunkers
will have a capacity of L500 tons of
cool. The main side armor will be
tour ire-hos la thibknehn‘till around
Two and a half inches of stool plats
will oncuso tuolr protocuvc docks. The
ninth deck of the cruiser 'wlll be sup
clemented nmldshlp‘b with covered su-
oerotruoturos within of which
will be located four 3151.de rapid lire
runs. and six fourteen poundcrs of the
«mo type; outside the- superstruc-
turns rill be two more sixtlnch guns.
0n the gun docks tho greater portion
of tho batteries will be located con-
sisting of eight Ilia-.lnch twelvo f0ur~
tecn~pound and four one- pound rapid
tire guns. Sixtcen rapid flm guns ale
to ho placed on tho superstructure
deck and bridges. 'l‘ho remainder of
he batteries will be locstod in this
dubtin tops of tho middle masts. not.
trio ii munitlon hoists will supply the
runs with the greatest rapidity. malt
inn it possible to hurt on enemy .11
broadside of about twelve tons of sol-
id round a min is.
All the latest and best improvements
'11 construction and equipment are to
be provided for the accommodation
and comfort of the onion" and crew
in commluslon tho number of oiliosra
will be thirtvgnlue. and the crew will
number no men.
‘ too—Wuhan“
um hsrutolnnd. .‘lnnunry iii—=-
court rothodllllnd tho obtain of ,
mull other nstlononsrnlh bledll
011%in Ki width of Great untold
enough in”
the cases to warn t on preparation .
‘ j of u brlsf filii '
gowns“ cyclical.
width {will it no
, on s o. 1
of tits I told saying they unliiid
'00 lbw tum lost theirnxl‘oatodt
more. florotbodi- lull'd thin. through
15;an tho Dilution still refutation n on;
lips and my scorpion Kiln: Indoors;
tho mat chief of msnwlnnd. . 7
' “’0 have pretty
richly quartered Oak:
those who must have many books
Prices from
vcar inclefinlicll and colors will retain their bright»
\ while check {out inches square which' 1.9 the design. can be cut-
broidered if desired. t‘ilqugh the plain nullcrizll is very effectilc.
~48 inches—~only two-tililtdo yard
is. ilt‘iCi-iis'lll‘v for :1 24 inch Pillow. i’ticc
“IE BOOKS YOU lllili BEST
Owing: to tho ‘c'xti'z‘l width
$1 251*-
A Revolving iloolti Jose is the place for them. Standing nearyour
favorite chair nud‘boidlng the books you like to pick up again and again. i
.i - u . n
and a few late magazmcs. 11 mil give you a pleasure and mmiort 111 read-
rcniixl- Wilt'll all 01' your “Silent l’ricmls" are hous-
I‘uncs to hold :1 It'W‘ilililiCS; others of
lilo \\ outs of
$9 001"" "
iiitlc plain ()nk
still others of larger size to meet
. tlpa vii
. her arrival. sud this finds her to be
do . to our. mutual: too he and.
if; ye WWII“ £3?th mail!” hibl‘oi
ums PRICE-SAVINGS
Odd lots ill-css Shields. usually Celluloid Collar Buttons. do
i
priced from 18 to (tile pair. We 1 dozen kind for 301107..
for any make. I Remnants of Dress Linings at
"KW” (”mun “my Brushes. '1 prices about 1-3 lower than value. _
‘ An ‘attlactlvc showing of the
‘ now 8le or L‘Aiglon belts and 1.
‘ stylish Gilt Military belts on cell.
tor tnblo in tho main aisle.
Can Do 119ml wet for shampooing
without dcirr‘iorntlng. Regular
price 500. Now 251 ouch
. 1‘. ‘1 11"0’.‘1”M"1‘,i“ ‘1 Wm
a} The n M DEAD Co.
Established 1857 04 .-
V
“A New England Winter has neoeri
been known to rot in the sky."
fill-YB 1 ‘
\
Expect cold. disagrécahle weather; it's sure to come!
it‘s tardiness. nevertheless. leaves us w1ih a larger
stock on hand than we should have at this time of
the year.
AWE nusrnovs THEM. IF THE WEATHER
wou'r, WHY, THE PRICES MUST.
Every piece of Winiel Clothing rcduccd to an
incrediiable ..level Call. Be conv111ce_..d
STlLVE BRODIE bull).
M
Corner Ended in Tons Whore He
Want For His Health.
SAN ANTONlA. Tex" February 1‘»—
Btovo lllodlo; the bridge jumper. died
in thin city; inst alibi. Brodie reach-
cd this city soror days ago. on his
way to a ranch which ho had purchase 1
ed in tlllll stoic. Brodie has boon ill
with consumption for u long time. and
decided to try flaunt ranch lilo until.
last retool." . . 1 .~
tic novortnnw his rol‘noh its yin: been
unable to prOcocd illrth'e'r thou this
city. 1H0 ili‘itfl bc‘on“fictitious:l stabbing
oversno sorrvotore. term
has has: looked for only.”
«more nanny to anusetm
0 ll nos .
BERLINderun
Milo; NATION WiLI. Vlsrr Mllmcs.
MUNOIE; lad'. February io-Mrs.A
B. Cuslck. a relative of Mrs. Unrric Nn-
tion. the Kansas saloon (inmollshor to-
ports that Mrs. Nation intends visit
in; “basin in the near futuro. Mru.
Cunlcli who does not up rows of the
manner of reforming all out-ts fol
lowed by nor relative. intimates that
Mrs. Nation will mnlm n demonstra-
£0 bets almost bile liquor donlcrs.
l‘ll. Shrink oi so p but Mrs. Nd
not divulld‘ orsct date of
the demolisbar of saloons
Willi-p city by storm
bcfor‘oe her intone. ”fixation. Silo b0-
liovns that Mrs. Nation will visit ln~
dladspolln and other cities in the you
boil. walls on roots to the home of
other rolntiv'ns south of Manolo.
in reply to: tho
Wilson“: 7’0 Nb I‘l lNDlANs. his minimal at;
.‘Vlifl‘t‘lm. B. 0.. li‘obmry law-Moro Firstoiinu‘llninn (in
has boon lol‘md ontho wast “l ltoilnrun me amt
um?“ inland. A sorlcs- emvwm «ppm
r nrllol chiofmf Imus“
WNW? bunt yonr‘s hon omen ,
' King. Edward.
"Millions ulna
mood-r or. the
its! out toll:
00mm the its
11d Filth mi"
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