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hm communications for
would be addressed to The
’fimnnl intern not duh-en.
tier, stcnographcr" is one
refill beings in New York.
' dung woman skilled in
o shorthand writing. who
while obsequies of people of
~ once and wealth, and jots
titer notcbimk all the com-
things the preacher
deceased. lt'
relatives desire. site
these notes and either
tent in book form or en»
s'tiiem upon parchment. for
she receives adequate and
ntirnes exceedingly liberal
' onsation. Of course the
there all about alike, and do
‘quirc preservation, but in
which the preacher is apt to
n
all
keep a record of them. In
are
it “the blue Danube."
,s-
_ Ords, “The rights of man.‘
'Auclert has caused has caus
which “Show a young ‘ll’lal
'ords. "The rights of wom
h government.
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1 Minnesota.
”Winona their influence ha
‘ [the transformation 0
5.2.3 into Washington park. th
itinntty.
with deep interest, I cat
”3‘“. ‘d color question safer."
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‘e. a
dun-III-
_ . are, pretty things, and it is ‘
, eSIre'of many up—to—date fam—
, ay. other than on employment
“ ‘ e‘no‘ rapher canthis record
, for, as a rule, funeral
extcmporancoun
trc’svery little that is true
it} this world. A cold blood-
jientist has just administered
.tltbiow to the traditional be-
He.
icited the big river for a whole
, giving to his studies an
eyery morning. The result
the water to he brown clev—
ime; yellow. forty-six: dark
giffifty’inlne; light green, for-
.grass green. twenty-fivc'
It h gray, sixty-nine; other
its. of green. no. and that it
‘, .'r.:ha.d anything like the hue
‘ which it is credited by the
wipe. ~ Bubcrtine Auclert. a p
‘ h woman who favors equal
to for women. has hit upon a
’ way of preaching the gospel.
new French postage stamps
esent a young woman resting
hand on a tablet which bears
e made a quantity of blue
g‘his hand on a tablet with
She. recommends persons
cliewe in equal rights to affix
f these’stamps to each letter,
lb y side with the oflicial stamp
, ,Ome'tt's clubs arc doingr good
.\t Aunka. :1
Lil park has been made of a
f Waste land; at Northficld
% . in the beautifying'of
a‘nks, and at. Stillwatcr a
it’s. reading club brought
a
H lte 'pieasure ground of the
Kids Langhorue, of Lynchburg.
iiL d the Boston Transcript:
.ng watched the course of
{dent Roosevelt toward the
it rain irom expressing my_
ion for his courteous and
lily sensible treatment of
ltl‘.‘y, City, - ,
“motion
Willing; lshi turd. '
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The cults of fancy which: acorn in bu
growing a triila deeper, bringing the
Inmuli nut! nearer the elbow,
A variation from the beautiful pure
.. lot drawn work are those
" ‘ .‘i’.“"W..- motored silkn.
Some very odd shaped baskets for
waste. papers. and scraps of cloth are
showing. One In color has uubstan:
tiltl binding that. reach from the upper
edge quito to the lower. They arr
Quite new.
.a...w—.u-..I_-
The up-to-date neckwonr departmen g
is not selling any more high collar
and it you listen to tho advice whlcl-
comes from this sourcn you will buy a
very low one. Now the. womun with
short neck can br- fashionable» and
comfortable, too.
I
A lltle girl of live or six yout'u lr
wearing a large but. of old-blue velvet,
with chiffon racing, ruching about the
vine. and strings. You can imagine
without seeing it how unit and sweet
It is tied about a childish lace.
A branch of autumn leaves is a rich
design for embroider-lug on a pure
white linen. it affords a great tield
for reds and yellows, one’n imagina-
tion being unable to run‘ahend of na-
ture in the selection of brilliant
shades. . . ‘
Flowars are not lastlnx.‘ but. they are
always a source'ot pleasure to who-
ever receives them. .To the sick and
the well. the rich and the poor they
are a delight So it you ever went to
million gift and are in a quandary
what to send send flowers.
u...»
A dinner gown of white chiffon is
decorated with medallions or single
pieces of black. ieweintudded lace.
There is no flounce or other decoration
of the foundation itself, the waist and
skirt being made up perfectly simple
(the former decollete and slightly lull
'l‘hn neck hi draped with tulle and a
pearl collar hi worn about the throat.
i
hose observations was that In
and the lattcrxflnring), and depending.
upon these n‘ppllquon of lace for finish, ‘
Our Union Lock Hog, Flo
Fence autos etc" Iguana
,‘ Your den or, uhoulcl 'nan
prices. Catalogue no
commit. WATKINS troll.
112 WashingtonSL. South NorWalk.; '
Telephone Call'43-fi.
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UNION FENCE
CANNOT ETERMIVNATC Pn'Ai'nle
no
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TOPEKA, Kan. November lbw-Sta-
tistics collected iromoiiiclal sources
show that prairie dogs occupy. and
render worthless or nearly so for ain‘t-I
cultural purposes 1.221.854 norm; of
land in Kansas. All on'orts to exterm-
inato the door; has failed. even with
the (so-operation oi the Department of
Agriculture.
KINGSTON. .ln., November 15—»1‘110.
government intends to levy n tux of
one cent on each package of oranges
exported. 'i‘ho shipment. of immaturtI
fruit will shortly bu prohibited by law.
.F.-.—.-—.-—.
TAX ON ORANGE-‘3.
chair opening them any other make.
to and Cattle Fence, Union Lawn
uttered first class.
die this line-«It not, write us for
9. ‘ I
C0» DE KALB. ILL..." U. S. A.
FER YOU.
vious effort.
1
Potatoes, Cranberries, etc.
Cape Oad Cranberries ‘
4 arr. for 25 m.
5 .
e plan you.
Don 1 Be in A Hurry—u-
IN PLACING YOUR ORDER UNTIL you HAVE EXAMINED WHAT WE HAVE TO OF-
' ' EVERYTHING NEW, FRESH AND CLEAN. ‘
ThanIthiving is at hand and our selections of the Cream of the Markets will excel any pre-
SPECIAL MENTION. '
RICH’S FRUIT CAKE-WE (‘ \l.l. THII‘. .I\'l"l‘EN'l‘I(')N ()1? TH Ii LADIES 'I‘O 'l‘l-lir‘. EXCEL-
, LEM: .' ()l" THIS ('Alx' E. .
Camembert Cheese, fresh Saturday; New Edam Cheese, very finest:.0rigi
ses Crisp, Extra Choice Large French Prunes,
and Buckwheat Honey, the Fines. Maple Syrup.
from the mills. Apples. Oranges, Bananas. Grape Fruit.
CALL AT THE STORE WHERE PURITY IS PARAMOUNT.
I. i. *IEYIIIUR: lilting Illicit, ' 33 West Washington/dink.
Telephone Call. 68-2.
Long Island Turnip:
We. your eyes over this
In 113mm intern! you. Kindly place your order with. us.
45 an. a bushel
WHAT A LITTLE CASH WILL no.
list of Spanials for this week. uni! I! then. is anything
We an» sun in can
ASK TO SEI‘. l'l‘.
Double Cream Cheese, rich and mil
full line of Cereals and Pancake Material.
Grapes. Celtry. Lettuce. Cauliflower. Sweet
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LOW’SF RbT APPOINTMENT.
NEW Y0 K, November 15~Mayor
elect Seth Low announced today that
George L. RWca had accepted the posi-
tion of corporation counsel in the new
city government. This was the first.
appointment announced by Mr. Low.
Mr. Rives was tirst. assistant secre-
tary of state under rresident Cleveland,
president of the commission named by
Governor Roosevelt toIreviac the‘ char-
ter of Greater New York. and is now a
member of the New york rapid ’l‘ran-
sit Commission. a trouble of New York
Public Library, and a trustee. or Colum-
biu University. lip was educated at
Columbia University. New York, and
Cambridge univcrhity. England.
l
Molas-
Clover
fresh
n
l 4..A
‘ Capo ~(ind Cranberries
4 an. for 25 rm.
l
The Sale oi Readu-to-Wear Garments. including Jack-k
els. Three-quarter Coats. Walking Skirts and Dress Skills.
advertised and placed on sale just a week ago. has broiled a
conspicuous success. Fair assortmenis still remain in all
the lots originallu advertised. and now that the sale has been "
so much talked about in wow section of the twin cities. we .
expect tomorrow to be the greatest dau of all infpoinl oi -
sales.
' Mind 3. Flour. per barrel.“ ,
, Maud B. Flour, per bag. , .
'. Elgin Ornamery Butter, per pound.
0 packager Uneeda Blecult for
Choice Mixed Tau from
1- Fro-h Round OomoJrom‘
{Small Lean Shoulder-I. per pound.
ta, looks at the Booker QUWhfl'ld 00W“! Prlfltt- norrolimt-_
" ’gton incident without the , 11’ OWN“ Granulated 3M"-
m of her section. SJ“; ,Sunar Cured Home. per pound.
04.25 Janet's auporlativo Flour, per barrel, “.40
53c Joan's Superlatlvo Flour. per bag, ‘ 66c
25c Yellow Turnlpr, per puck, 16:
23c Fancy Potato“, per pack. 23:; per bushel, 90c
$1.00 2 package- Rel-torr- BroaktutIFood. 25c
12: 2 packages viiiabury'n Vltoc. for 25¢:
. 90 “round package Purim Health Flour. 21c
25c ~. cum in New Jolly (nu fill/Or.) " 10c
36¢ to 60¢ lb.‘ 3 package. Macaroni tor 25c
13c to 300 lb. ‘ Walter Baker’s Breakfast Cocoa, box. ' 230
A cut in Silk Waists.
Some cut only SI 00. Some cut as much as $I.50. All new this season. » ,
LOT ONE. ’ LOT TWO LOT THREE
Taffeta and Penn-deIBoie Silk Waists
'lll‘;).ttetat :gllgowsa‘lzts than 2:26 heft“ Taffeta Silk Waist» that have been that have been selling at “'50, $5.75.
a“ “3 a - . '~ "In“ * -- - ma 9' selling at 4.50. 34.70 and $5.00. for $5.98 and $6.50; almost any color you
to button front or back, for . could wish for. for .
5.2.98 5.3.98 $5.00
LOT F OUR
Ladies lv‘iuv Allurtrosu Waluts. black and dainty evening shades; sizes 3:: to Iii; regular price $2;
$1.89
Saturday Specials, from 2 till 6 O’clock. “4 1
IM
today
38-inch Double Faced Platd Misses‘ Ribbed Combination Hematitched Pillow Cases, made
Dress Goods, regular value. Suits, regular price 500.: 35c of the best Cotton, value 190; 15¢:
290: 15° Ladles' Wool Vests and Pants. 50c Chenlie Table Covers. 384:
50-inch Cheviot Serge. colors have been sold all season at "llook On” Supporters, 25¢ qual-
Brown and Grey. {Milli GOl- 75c; , 50¢ ity. sale price. i 190
I” value; , 55o Ladies’ Fast Black Hose, a reg- Liberty Satin and Taffeta Rib-
Bl:ck link 11:?“ Vilvei‘ our 88c ular 12%0 quality, 36 P"- bons, regular 15c; sale pr.ice.‘ 10¢
wig. Lick utizgie‘u 15.3,”, Men's W301 Sox in colors. all 11 Pearl Buttons. firstqnallty, 10c
coats. our regular ' ,00 hunt ’I‘ “1285' 1”“ “““my' _° quality. sale price 70 ‘
fly; 2.1.34 Boys‘ Natural Wool Shirts and “Hump” Hooks and. Eyea' blacli , . ,
Fancy Striped and Checked Out- Drawers, a medium weight. or nickel. regular 80. gale
Ins Flanneln. 25 ditterent. de- value 50c; 35c price. 3°
. signs and 001014083. 1‘88“er Men's Fleecod “Btlifalo” double “Velvet Grip" Hose Supporters,
10C QUE-“U; i E I ( 6c back and front Shirts. DrflW' all sizes white or black, reg“.
Ladies' Fine Kid Gloves. In tans. ers to match. the best 500 gar. lar 25c; sale price, 150
and Browns. all sizes (Black’ ment in America. all sizes. 39c Saxony, Germantown 0,. 31m.
iiiaiiziiiiiicigaasfid 6 onlyt raw 1370 M0“ Dark 0“,,” Flame, land Floss, 10c 11 skeln: snle
Lndi ' nd Me " rhino mbrh ' Shirts, value 350, 19c 7 Taken] B 'l u 1 gal/80
98 it Did“ a 5 , . ‘ .~ . . 0. "I81 l‘ftit, ll (‘0 Grid. ' IO
and LinenHumilierchiets».ruul Mons Domet 3115.1" .shuts. all .. 25o Lumps" Patent lieathcr a
value 121/50; » 8o sizes, valnc .iiio, 090. Bolts, “c
Men‘u 28-inch Taffeta Umbrel- the on Linen Tray Cloths. 9c ea. 25c 10-inch White Nappies. 180
law. with Tnfletn cove”. I'BS- ‘ 30c nu Linen Sideboard Siam-rs. 19c ea. 75c Oval Wash Boilers copper-
' nlar price $1.25;, 95¢ , ._ old bottom, 49c
Men’s 500 Fancy Flannel Night “"3, Bleached Pine" Towollng. 29c 8 quart ‘Gl'anlte Mixing
sums. 39¢ ““3“ “““my' 7‘34“ "" Dishes. 18c
Children" Ribbed Fleeced Vesta A“ Linen Knotted Fringe TOW- o 500 Gal “0“ Foot Tubs, 330
and Pants. sizes 16 to 34. reg- 913- 17c ““51“th 11° “" 39c two qt. Tea or Coiled Pot. 26o
ular price 25c and 35c: 156 80 Domet Flannel. 4c yd. 39c Dec. China Cuspidorea, 250
I
OPPOSES TARIFF REVISION. 3
FIRST PRINCIPLE WON DERBY. 1
LONDON. November 15—A. Sted-i
Senator ounngor w-M- Na Recl- ollols rim Principle won the Derby IRan A-hore
proclty Treatise With 08"" Run of 2.000 sovereigns. tor three-year l '
Countries iolds and upwards. at the Derby ,No-. NAGASAKI, November IB—The
WASHINGTON. November iii—ivember meeting today. ‘IUnlted States transport Hancock is
Senator Gnllinser, of New Hampshire Leopold D. Rothschild's Hulcot was ashore on the south aide or the gm“;
THE HANCOCK onbunnso.
on the South Straits of
Shimonelkl.
if you an
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' ill-W won I .
°”3-?W‘illlllwlllr ROBE
thinking crooning a ham! or Flour
mm It thorium
. ‘ So take ad
vantage of
y“ ' II ~
' m. can one.
"hm ,m.m.. --
EM! “’3 BUTTER“ : ' “ draw a! ibiin'ii“ 13m mu
‘5‘” “' “"‘” WWW" . thorn. meant:
tlwter! «I ml 1min honors; 15‘ wan-r- ‘
7 - toe umW’ch 15¢. 4.. . '1‘ i ‘
1m Brblrlu'r up. . use. _ ”Willi!“ pie.
. WW WWW... m " "t"! " ‘
Our price is very Low.
um uh and in win.
Giaceryi
‘ 'A; F. lukman A 00.. Bacon-on.
lk.
his
co.
"um riser coir;
Ida-d? Main Strut Humour.
who was due or the president's callers
today, not only opposes a revision of:
the tariff, but also any tariff concert,
clone to other countries through re-
ciprocity treaties. He in capsule“)!
hostile to any treaty looking to the re-
duction on Canadian imports. "We
sell three times as much to Canada, as
the Dominica sell. to us." said he in-
day at the White Hon-e. -
‘ “Why should we make concessions? ‘
Iproctty treaty with Canada. 1 was in }
Toronto recently and heard Sir Wil-
frid Lani-tor. the Canadian premier.
my In a speech , that Canada. wu
through with reading colonies to
Washington looking for trade concou-
nionl. He said that. it negotiations;
were to be resumed we would have to
me the lultintlvolfl _
' IUFfOOATIQ IV GAO.
how Noam implied 15-4119
hodlon at it“: than ' _
Oommoouple wore .
III tilled room at thoi
mu. N. .i. The vol."
4w . I
in my opinion there will be no reel-i
‘ MMGUIO or question
" ‘ mo ours.
,. gun“: ’ f'ttlpirod that,
’ IBLWI‘MIMID
second and
(J. Rail!) third, .
Twenty-five horses ran.
The conditions of the race were:
The Derby Cup. of 2.000 sovereigns. a
handicap for three-yenr-oldu and up-
wards; distance one mile and a hp!
Mr. Binding‘s Over Norton of Shimonoaeki.
‘ia
'grounded on a sandy bottom.
and a few yards. .
J. Batman Archduke 11. won the
Stainsby selling plate. and riding Peace 1
and Plenty. he won the Quarndon plate.
«-~-M~
MANINE ENGINEERS.
NEW YORK, November 16—Tbe 80- ,
cloty at Naval Architects and Marine
Enuinmlzathorod here tor the ninth
A German gunboat
assisting her. The transport
The Hancock arrived at Nagasaki
November 12. according to a dospltch ,
from Washington. and was to pull the
following any for San Francine, with
the belated mgengers oi the tram-
portl Sheridan" and Warren. These
passengers were a large number or
returning troops. naval otllcors and
the congressional party which has
been visiting the Phllippinau. They
called from Manila originally on the
Iheridon but that vessel that with an
accident and the passengers were
general meeting. were in session uninitranaterred to the Warren It Now
today with a large attendance.
following papers were rend:
comparison of recent battleship de.
cine" by Navel Constructor H.
Ilnl't by Cherie. B. Weatherbee" mil
“Lila Davilopemcnta of Guinea and
Armor." by J. F. Metal. The meeting ’
will aim tonight with nbmquet.
:rmno Altar. stay. or ITM'I.
WASHINGTON. November ls-u'l‘be
. «wildcat. hinted today no commiulon‘
. of Herbert. Pierce, or Huluhimtta.
to be third uni-tent secretary at rate.
Mr. Plumb expound to Lorri" In
Wfllhihgon tomorrow and mutual bin
once. r. Cridior bu termintodhie
connection with the out. Department.
to third tun-tent secretary and bu
me to int. Loni: to center the unatt-
‘ than omelet- mpentlnt hip nut-apnea.
million.
W
liar miv.
LONIQON, November iii-AM the ex-
unlnittwh today or the Murmur or
am y In blnkrum
beamed.
no he owed
. can we lid and
cannot to £18,300 on
0
lid to. ‘uu‘tc I you"
l
The , said.
"A brictioume disabled. and the Hannah m
«dispatched, trom Manila to receive her
H. Gil-inasmuch; and convey them to 8m
more; “Chanson In Torpedo Boat de-' Frlncllco. '
1
Subsequently the Warren be-
JOHN IIDMOND LIAVIO IOUTON.
BOSTON. November tit—John Roda
mood. chairman of the lrlrh P in-
iucnurr petty. and timid crib. .. , ,
apron-to Adlai-loo. lair Rom ,
tor New York. A port of Mr. Mo
mond’e humming In WM“!
taken up by a antarctic-with hrs
at. (Judd-nu, the [rich-American It»
tor oi Winner, Vt... who In to do ‘work
in remodelling the Permit monument
to be erected in Dublin. The sculptor
bu bound tunnel! to complete the
ruins In 0 years. .
A cairn will be submitted to the
committee In lrellud b the and of this
your. The‘ figure wit be of heroic
proportion. and thoamnumont will
we train 340.000 to «0.000. or un-
sum Mr. Redmond state: um elm on
to 000.000!“ “I'M boon surcflbod
and igfinmtécd in pit Ila Ifiouritlu It
fiction
lit: tort Boston on no
woodcut:
mu ll'lvoilliu m
proceed. good uteri-I
mi in ,
WNW" ‘ where until
murder; ‘ mow : ,
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