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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 26, 1901 · page 4

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Securlng an unconte‘sb

j"'hnsou,i'oi'YCleveiaud.
- is» mScli'uot-d candidate
49 for-United States senator
,Lvernor of Ohio. lie intends
‘ ‘le ,llis entire term of two

, {work of purifying and
he hilairs of his home
5 term will end in 1903,
tune a private citizen in
end '

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‘5 "ington asllle is
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. AFFAIRS AT PEKIN.

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no: Down or Appoints Board to
nation or at Function-s.
«,AZVBHINGTON, April 26~Tbe (oi.
as, cablexram has been received
tote Department, from Minis-
iiquler. the UnltedStatos charge at
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morass dow‘ager has appoint-
ard Giznatlonal, administration
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presidential race. .

great many ladies to be made up with-
o'lzt lining for warm weather separate
3 Ms.

“present time than the softer. more
familiar weave.

 

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4.00638 utliul Trlmn‘md lists. from $.59 to demon.

 

 

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GllAlllliS E. IIGYI'. Mater

- RREQENT LOCATION:

.Sale rice 75 Cents:
adics' Black Silk Waists,
cd hack and front. ilnre

John H. Ferris
John H. Knapp

Henry Seymour
Christian Swat-t:

 

 

worth 8c. Salc‘prlcc 5%c.

PETTICOAT‘S.(..;VI; .
Ladiés’ Illicit and White

il‘llllillt‘tl. ille‘$l.‘25" quality. at

the appearance of silk and drape well.
The Frolich challles in Dresden and
Persian designs and colorless are be-
ing used for shirt‘walilts. _

‘ Albatross ,is being selected by a

KINDS.
Deposits, Discounts, collections.

SAVINGS BEE—it DEPART-
MENT.
Deposits Roooivodon interest.

TRUST COMPANY BUSINESS
OF ALL “KlNDS. \

Authorized by its charter. with its cap-
- ital n ucurltyfito not as

95¢-

lnade. good v
The sun's yelling that has a wiry.
harsh touch is selling better at the

 

'r ‘ time. that sold for 127/3c. and 15c.
he tailor-made shirt-waist is the

“‘ ‘1'“ 3' " ,p ' .. incorporotod‘ftotit. . . g. . , _
335,352? ‘ ~§'°»«"*333‘33 -. “my iswrs. JACKETS AND WAISTS.
‘ ’ ~ . . V ' ’ ' ' '“ . ’ i ‘ It's better (ai'i'ld‘fsr cheaper) to‘huy here;
(Whorh'oflulg,11.25.000.00 rim! Thousand Dollarsnwlme Zith..credi3—:o;lr‘prices “find as proof. r ,
'3' "‘7" m is- P I II it" ,. . p, ‘I 2 ‘uits, ma can a l wool I on e: u C. Chév' t‘.
“n“ I' . « ; RAN“ A. mmmm- 'VcnetEians. priccdmup to now,$12.5), higogznd 3,16%;
3‘“. fl. unwiumn mu. «m. vwmt. son's make. perfectly tailored, sizes from 32 to
' ' “ other as ‘ ‘ Children's Roofers, withlancy'capc collar
0 i a

made of good quality Tafi'etzl, tuck-
cui‘f or Bishop sleeve. A good $4.00 waist

Mel’ccrized Filiislicd' Skirts, neatly

Ladies' Black Merccrized Satine
aluc at $2.00. Sale price has.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
Our entire stock oftLadics,’, Men's, Children's and
During sale loc.

 

new. oi; ._ , tannins. , I
,MlilfiS‘Sllllilila'll. Am; 27pm. ,y , - ,
and continues fol‘olliiiuleek. ’

A Large Stock of Goods and continpcd bad Weather make us
offer Extraordinary Inducemonts to keep our sales ahead of last
year; and rather than Wait till the end of thc'season we give you
First of the Season Goods at Last of the Season Prices, and in
many cases less; now this moons a saving of from 25 to .33 per
cent. ‘to purchasers. We mean to keep this Store a busy Store at
all times. Olir sellin‘gpriccs indicate our buying power. “We Sell
so as to sell‘again.” We offer the greatest array of Seasonable
Good: at Cut Prices ever offered before. We couldn’t do better, nei-
ther could you. Our Story is short; our Prices are Shorter. Look
over the following prices carefully and note the" money you can
save by coming in during this timely sale.

 
 
 
 
 
 

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Idfb‘i’com'ury.

DRESS GOODS.
36-inch all-wool Tricots, 19c. yd.
Black Figured Crepons, Mohairs, Serges and Poplins, regular
prices 50c. and 75c. Sale price 35c. ~
Printed China Silks, 19c. yard.
. Black Figured llldias, “Greci's” best goods,
prlcc, 39c. .
60-inch Heavy Sllitings, specially for w
$2.00. Sale price $1.50 per yard.

with "cash, than else-

Serge and
all this sea-
42. Sale price $8.75.

were 75o. Sale
, regular price $1.25.

alking skirts, value

40”" H. ”I” E. H. Mathewson First National Bank Building. for $2.90. , , NOTIQNS. _ _
Josiah 393W“ _ goings! drummer: 34 WASHINGTON STREEL Ladies’Sunnncr Shirt Waists. fine Percales, Dimity, Lawn. “ e 1‘3"“ an 0003" Of "O“Ollsv 50 take 1‘ "01‘0" ‘0 100k 9"“ our
. _ Widot'i'm’awm. TRUTTEES: . etc. Value as high as $1.25. Sale price so Cents. . “03'“ ll _ C d l ‘
a mm... ............ .............. wasnonnsscoons. 2:: l.123‘t2’é..a°§32t2°§.l:1.5.222?5' 3°-
“7"“ , . '”'“ 7"“ " '3'me “W?" 0' “W" 50 pieces of latest style Wash Dress Goodstinghnms, stripes Egg Corset Clasps for 5c.
;' “if“! 9.: Wm“ "GM" 7'3"” 3r?" 5'; 3'3““ and plaids. worth from lzjrfgc. to 22cc. 10¢ Side Combs for 5c.
Satin unlined 1383211118 R used both TMO- 5- flair: H' ‘32:de ' '"Y \Mndsorhi’crealcs. in light and dark effects, were 12%(2, entire Cuticura Soap. 17¢ cat-{y
rompigfiang cattlre costumes. 1 ”Ly ' '0‘ 3130": puree-«n. fill“?- f 8 Turkish Bath Soap, 3c.
. on an coton pop one are so. res. m i nun ‘en l..l' l“ " ' ‘, s ' '.
“fitment“ ”1m 00101.9}?th have BANKING BUSINESS OF ALL. ‘. glad 5 ~ ‘ gt Q OIL 10 ‘2 SIG-Nib fil‘fil (lllttlll)

'l‘orchon Laces and Insertings, 3c. per yard.
5c. Children's Handkerchiefs for 3c.
25c. Shopping Bags, at Igc.
KITCHEI! DEPARTMENT.
l‘nrlor Brooms. 18c.
10c. Dust Pans, 5c.
lo—piecc Decorated Toilet Sets. $1.98.
l12~picce Decorated Dinner Set. $7.98.
9c. Tea Cups and Saucers, 5c.
$1.25 Decorated Lamps. at 98c.

Skirts, accordion planed, full

Misses

l d but it r m“ y sailo l EXhCUTOR , , \ Ladies', "(Lillyx”sl7alstfiBlack Hose. sold by Lord . 8; Taylor DOMESTICS.
‘ brace three members of the 61‘ H‘- lel'e ‘1 0 '1 l' “0' ' H. ‘ ; l'ew lork, at 256. ale p cc 19c. - Unbleached Muslin. worth 0c. Sale rice %c.
“2,1 “gw‘wglg;fi,°l°$mg $3.83: ‘E'S’aligiesri’lisaiifr lfiliaegslcfirc selling Angijhgggllitgoa' , Men‘s Fast Black Seamless Sleks. lisle finish, worth 12%c., for :51. all lincn Hudk Towels. for 17c. p 4
. ,. .«f 2 .-, - .” rapidly in thegh .93“. wash materials , ' [.2 extra size Ouilt for 8 c.
flnfirxgmeggfl 531$.” and the aervlcoab e‘ gorges: This is a CONSERVATOR. ' M en's Grey Mixed Seamless Socks. worth l0c.. for so. iloqsnet Rugs. worth $2.50? at $1.95.
lbdlcllURK: as 3419-93 the relin- stylteh‘t'gatbggegomggsin“ mat uan- TRUSTEE OF ANY TRUST. l Children‘s Gauze Merino Vests and Knee Pants. the 250. qual- loo rolls Japanese Mattings, were 35c.‘ Sale price 25c.
in?” by gaging: (3:333:03; “"08 0! blue and oil-liloodK ginzgams “—7; AND it)! at lax/{go Sines 16 to 34. . loo pieces Kid Finished Cambric, best quality lining, light cola
lid ’d It is tel hat the 813‘ "bdémnfi One 5. l‘ for a“ large TRUQTQSC?)L1'TN Ail. KINDS . _ .. ,ctl's‘Mptlltilli Weight Shirts and Drawers, were 25c. Sale ors. at 3:. yard. ' . - .4 l'
gr 9 this board 'nge ‘1‘...Newl.¥ork house so they are easily 0 ICI D , lpnce 19c. 6 .h‘.’ . ,_ 3-. ll l5c. Silesias. Sale price 9c. ' ..- J l
p for the forel . imp thalamus. an“ if ' = S L TE. '« 'consis'rs AND GLOVES ' ’ ‘
new ..... WW will"schema:narcissist. 308...... Hon... . . . ~ . . ' - "E" s “R"‘SH’NGS'
,tf members of the 03mm torturing with the sales of silk ones. ‘ ' UN U LO“ ‘5' wort ' 506' pa r. for 39¢.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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lflitiffli‘i, includes the nortorlous

H ohf this council is seventy
age, ad is said to be greatly
. , ed. The third anomaly will
_ Wilcoxarru taward lore! "l to .
' Til ,‘cholce of these three .i
" nus likely to compiioat

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., ‘ i: Sen '0
“attempt-int rest mo %
' ",ineorppratl t ,B' .
I ind-Winch 1) If!" ills
. thins was the resolution incorpor-
553.1119 Union Electric Light and
or column, ‘ . .x. . t”. ._
‘ aster Brows. oi. the Thirteenth
, . lot. blocked the passage of that tree
goymeat ,bureuu bill. whichwu’s
dig {ionisation today. (Senator Browll
». to have some changes made in
, by mount of constituents. ‘
«’ r . r flippier called ti‘iroru it‘lleptalile
J. _ 1‘ ucorpura not a act-
mi? Combo“. '89 said that
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. unverylarssone. with
, Operato'coal and iron mines
“MW. and with rights to
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' Ithblishing a commission

it y was reported favorably. ,

at ENTS or common.

W. April 26-«A measurement
~‘ amrock 11.. at her dock shows
on exactly nineteen feet. com- ,
‘ twenty test. four inches.
to of Shamrock L, and nine
“Italian“. in the case of
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lithe imam!
one. magma. um...
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Each kind has its uses.

. have exceeded the expectations or the
moat sanguine merchants.

some for this, has made all kinds at

embroidered. tabrics popular.

icarl‘i
should not wear a real carriage hat
‘ unless she has-isoOd‘~belgllt and dis-
tinction of presence.

most satisfactory materials for mati-
"998.
these garmentsdavtol
of fine tsucks With, ro
finish the Ma}! with a
.i'llle.1)0f.t0§l‘imli,h»a\ ruili hedged with
lace. it is a fashion of the present
“time to have the skirt match the mat-
no.

scribes a negliuoe:
cream crepe do Chine. it has a deep
,shirred ilonnce at the bottom. square
cut neck and large. flowing sleeves.
'l‘o still further give a touch of. ale-
gauce is an Empire. coat made of title-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

' $4.40 per bbl.
~ ~ 2&0 lb -

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21
2

I onion...

9 to 12 a. mo and l to 3 p. m.. and also:
6 to 8 p. on, Saturday evenings, for
Saving. Department.

Odd lot of
The sales of embroidbrod swisses

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The great m... , .. ._.. .. WW. .. ‘
iNDEPENDBNCE LAUNCHINO. 1
search. April 28-Tllo date for; “WOW" ”R" M0“
‘llunclllng the cup yacht independence l-PNDON. ADI‘ll 28~At the 918001“!
ilas‘boou fixed at high tide May 10_‘idays raclug‘of the Sundown Park sec-
Mlss Marion Lawson, daughter of - 0M Emmi! meeting today the Prince 0!
Thomas w, Lawson. owner of thoi Wales handicap of five hundred sover-
yacht. will christou her. Captain Hafflelsnfi at “"6 u‘lonss W58 W00 by H-
has sent out notices to his‘crew of ior- r' KW.” Esmflmldfi ”' With WEN-3“
tync‘ght men ‘0 report Uefore the “El" in ”IQ saddle. RiChfll‘d kaerfl
launching. Mr. Lawson's friends willlllal‘l'ow- JOllllnle Relff up. came in sec-
receive personal invitations and those world. and Nahiband finished third. runs
of the wiggle who canned; lug) dish-07m“ 1‘3“-
yurds at at Boston w l e a owed W
full privileges. All the finishing touch-l, N0 DIFFERENCE T0 DICK.
as will be done at East Boston. After; "Dear Millie."
a preliminary trip down the harbor.;wslt any
the boat will be formally tried out. and sWilen you
from that time will make her head-ling w
quarters at Hull.

A woman may possess the. lovliest
use in .ull the“~‘worlil.~’llnt she

Organdles and'fFerlsin'h infinity are the

A pretty way""tov‘~'tntt'lie‘ono of

ate clusters
,9“; f insertion.
a collar and

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”The Dry G. " a Economist thus do-
Nd it is made of blonde hair, it
sit whore I can see you.”
THE WISE OBSERVER. . Tender-hearted Millie!
"l have noticed." remarked tho Girltbo play with a rogubud in her hair.
server of Events and Things. "that the land Dick saw her and was inoffabiy
more a gtrl'thlnks of a ‘

young man the lhappy.
longer one takes to fill her hair wheul it is true the re

 

 

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another our load of Our Famous
This Flour need- no introduction in rm florwalko. It

a protein,» reputation. . Try ll barrel and we . oar-moo it to make hotter broad and turn out'from colossus"
loss» than» any other "Hour in. existence. , lupus your oyop'gmr a row of ourimhy‘ilargalnrm thlr wookt'

Maud 8 Floor. best in the world, ' not public
Vela psi Elampreamem Butler. "
Llilllllleld Counts Print Butter. .
Meadow Brook Print Button

* , Three . Calls: Magnolia: .,, _
. Serena. Pounds CalliomiayPnllles.‘

f 41'1”“; .
10mm Wit] "r

 

Wu Just received Maud a. Flour, tote dispoood, or

at it ~ vary low,;1prioo. .
has been on sale here for the

past Mtoon ‘yoaro, and . has

 

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‘lloliiit' Soap Will be Pivsn'y‘i'itltd to all ‘pllrohafifl‘df'jl worth of

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[Flour

, ““256?
‘ 25s:

orsets, worth $1.00. at 49c. pair.
Black 'l‘afl'eta Gloves. worth 25c
Kid Gloves, 'worth 89c. to $1.00.

l my“? 9
L NDON’. April till-At the request

to
th
ly

tional Sporting Club by "Jack" Rob-

or

sham

to

laceration
.llrain. Otherwise Smith's, condition was
“good and death was due to violence.
finitgg‘lfirotiifr false; diagnostics of
_ ,, Dl-ll, "I at is or av n3 . . on you some-
longer “3.3%”? my cram. filling to drink at the end of the seventh
come to the pm, this even-“”0““ which caused hls‘coliapse. and
car it rosebud in your lovely the coronal- "1m"
you love me. i shall,°“,‘l’,'g°“ 0" Manda

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Sh" we“ m Philadelphia. .

profitable to purchase.
. Reduced.
‘1 " 2%") '

best Butter raidintblu tow

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Men's all linen Collars, odd styles and sizes. do; were 1212c.

Our entire line of Shirts, with two separate collars, col ars eta
tacllcd. and separate cufl‘s, at 456. '

Men’s “Guoit” Suspenders, 39c.

. Sale price too.
Sale price 69c.

 

van puoltls‘r sun-H. FUNERAL or r. w. RussELL.

HARTFORD, April 26~The funeral
of Thomas W. Russell, president of! the
Connecticut General Life insurance
Company, of this clty,took place at the
Park Congregational Church at 2:30
this afternoon and was attended by a
large number of insurance men. The
Rev. W. W. Runney. pastor of the
church, assisted by Rev. Joseph Twich-
ell. officiated. There were twelve hon-
orary bearers and six active. the lat-
ter being clerks in the insurance com»
pany’s onion. The honorary bearers
were: Dr. A. ill. Abrams, Dr. I". '1‘.
Simpson, Frank L. Howard, Judge .l.
H. White. C. C. Kimball. Levoreti.
Brainard, P. H. Woodward, J. D.
Browne, Robertw. Huntington. Jr.,
Joseph C. Gorton, Dr. Frank B. Look
and Moles H. Whallles. interment was
at Cedar Hill cemetery.

ATCHlSON GLOBE SIGHTS.

You often hear people say this is a
“funny world." but they never fully
realize it until théy are forty or fifty.
Years old. .

It is an old-fashioned woman’s no‘
tion that soup to be good should be
put on to boil Monday morning, it it
is intended for Tuesday’s dinner.

One of the moat tantalizingheadlc
ings in a. newspaper to a wife- who has
little money, ls. "What's to be Done
With the Surplus?"

New etiquette note: . It improper to
lift the lid of the pie to seo‘what‘s Ills
side at a boarding house, but not prop-
er when you nrolnvlted out. ‘

When a young» Wife begins to sniff
when her husband comeslnoar. that
means she objects‘to his smoking, and
{Is trying to find out if he has minded
or..

day or
e Am
lulu

or the remains of Billy Smith.
erlcan puglllst, who was fatal~
rad Monday night at the Na-
ts. in a contest for the lad-pound
pionship of England, a surgeon
stifled that.,the autopsy...§howed a

of the‘ right side of the

oil the point for dis-
y.

e right name of the accused is
ray Livingston. He resided in

 

It is the opinion of nine women out

 

as an artt- at ten ttillituthe overall? map bioticves' "Exclaim; has ii” mucptlniaginatilaui hilvlthatkgl hge‘lzl‘glg‘zégomnx for”; :
about. half " . :;‘ ‘ ,.- d holistic; and the more the con man iiictal one. and Di 1: knewlt. 0 an’ set M 0V0?!“ 118 at 8 com- “ - 0'” MW; 9 '9 00“ I" c 3" 0 a ”mu”
the bust lJ‘iillic‘iWiiliimAfii‘; thinks of the girl, the morg thosgirl'n' But he knew. disc. that the lovely‘lnll to him unless he is leading a imagine that man was better than he meeting. last Wednesday night; is
‘ed with '_ hpwm " . hair needs lilting." fblonde other hair wa double “'9-

 

is she wouldn’t marry him." there a prize up?" ‘

 ours tore
THE HIGHESTSTANDARD.

We‘otier goods of the Highest Quality; the favorite among houloltcoporo and the goods Tilly?!“

 

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swater Creamery Butter. reduced in pricollo 25c. lb. The swan
n.

You wautwthc“ "Boss” Creel

“steam!

in

Our Qalobrttod Bring

7 cakes Clesner Soa , use. I New Potatoes. Radishcs, Pine

Lunch Milk Cracker, 100.. 3 lbs. California 'l’runes rom 5c. 11)., An lcs. , ,

or use. w to soc. 1b.; , ' . lilower and Garden Seeds; y »
3 Calls Wayne Co. SugarCorn California Ripe Olives. -’ "Beardsley Smoked Beef, Shred

or 25o. ‘ 'i Pickled Limes. ,

7_ ded Codfisll, 3 Boneless Herring
Hayler's Cocoa and. Chocolate. and Bacon. .

. , Spinach, Lettuce, Sweet Potatoes.l Oranges, Lemons, Bananas;
WE ARE. FIRST HANDS FOR EVERTTHING VIN QUE LINE.

Fancy Carolina Head Ricehloc.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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