jaw-,3 Hi.”-
Glorious Fouvlh of Julu is
Near
hotter prepared to meet y‘o ur wants this year than over before.
. 6111' their as large or the assortment as great Many new displays
A few of the new fancy pieces:
Duh/lilo
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N N‘ssvs sous-ram sATTEnIss'
h4‘,,‘hpts vEIITlcat. WHEELS
II THE TAIroas TnlauotEs
nossfigt
NAVY IATTERIEII
sNAKE‘ users
FLVINh DUTCHMAN
FIRE TOPO
sitcom; rtowsns PIKE-s PEAK
sUTTEtIrLIEs
. HEAVENLY Twms-
GANDIIES, plain and fancy, from 2 balls to 15 balls.
‘ROCKETs all sizes and kinds (plain, parachute, willow tree,
. 'I’fNI CRACKIRO, all sizes Japan (as Chinese and the up to date Am-
amt. TonPEDOEs. caps. c'AP PIsTOLe. GANES. BOMBS AND suns.
astronaut csllbrss. BLANK Pl arots, slnxlo and double action.
, 1 We, wreaks, HUNTING, COLORED rss'roonmc, JAP. UM-
“, ‘ G, and all kinds of Decoratin 3 Materials.
motes given on club or private displays.
ember we retail at wholesale prices.
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS.
I
North Main and Ann Streets. South Normal/I.
. Ilium. Howler
‘UMMERWE "‘TIIER
SUMMER NEEDS, and the we prepared to supply
vl‘f
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r Mommas. , ,LADIES' SHIRT wmsrs.
We ‘hm purchased balance of stuck, ,
‘Gsnt'sl‘Nlb'bed sinus and Drawers, to
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White Lawnt', trom‘75c to $3.00.
A sample line of Shirt Walsh, value
75c to $3.00.’ Slightly soiled at half
price.
- ass sot! illlndow.
We 'lso invite you to look over our
" stock‘of’dents" Underwear in
, Ribbed and Plain, at 25c.
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Ladles‘ Neck Wear in large variety
and attractive styles.
Lsdlss' Swiss Ribbed Lisle Vests Ladies‘ HOme Journal for July. see
17°! 3'49“" 9' fl“ 25‘ quality. , west window. at regular price, 10c.
mrtmsnt Lsdles' Vests at.
_ .0 and 25¢; , I New styles Pillow Top; and Pillow
'Olllm‘eh’s Underwear. Plain andlCords.
timid Vests and Pants, Shirts and: ..
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C 'al Our Specialty.
We use doing more business in coal than ever before
.. 'tltls season. YOU ought to-be thinking about it, too,
and have a proper amount laid in for next winter—you ll
. need it. We Won-id like to have your order, and well do
‘ 4 ft up right tor you. Any coal that’s good enough for us to
sell, 1s good enough to guarantee—and we 'll do that too.
No. {Nut st 85 is a fast seller.
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RSowa- Pipe Fertilisers.'8rlck, Cement.
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‘ man Radicals 6.- the Gunter party 12
s Mom Is To an aecstvsa if ”it
man. to” BayltETT sI-I‘oE,“
use ”magneto HA’RTI-‘o‘nn June at .—-Charles is.
.has «been on t13al' Peck. of Strstford. was yesterday ap-
32... .. rarer straws ..
”so so isdeter- latches
d
' cksn Nervous' Hesdw
as. The! malts pure blood
than“ 11m Mnemnm
by; It not cured. an» r It. Be:-
,And Attacks Character of Several Wit-
‘ ing its forty seventh annual meeting at
' Was held in the chapel of Union Col-
'.. DR. EARTH DEFEATED FOR REIGN-
'_ the two conservative 'plrttes electing
RINOJDWA'I'IBTE. amvsnsaay,
His Iirthluy Officially Celebrated and
He App earsd on Horseback.
LONDON, June 26—Klng Edward' s
birthday was officially celebrated to
day in London and at all the hbrno na-
val and military stations. All thI.I gov
ernmeut buildings wcro decorated with
Ms. salutes were bred. the mo ships
at all the ports dressed ship, and the
troops were reviewsdn The main fuho- '
tlon was the trooplng of the colors on
the horse guards parade hero, which
. ilzing attended on horseback, This
was the first time he had ridden also.
his last illness. The pat-ado urount
presented a ihlghly picturesque soono
Queen Mohandas. the Princess of
Wales. the thinness of Albany, and the
Duke and Duchess of Fife. the Ducii
can of Connaught, Princess Henry of
Battenbora, and their children, and tho
Khodlve Egypt occupied seats in the
control w ndows in the horse guards
building, while all the other vantage
points were ooucpled by smartly dross-
ed women, cabinet ministers, members .
of the House of Lords and House Ir
Commons and others Many Ameri-
cans were present including tho staff
of me Unltod States embassy. and tho
American rlfio team who weic undor
the guidance of Major- General Lord?
(‘hcylsmom
The king, who wore the uniform of l
colonel ol the (lionsdicr Guards rotlc l' h
on the grounds suriouudcd by :I bril-
llsnt staff including the Prince of
Wales, the Duko of Connaught. h‘lold
Marshalli Lord Roberts and others of
the headquarters‘ staff am. an unus-:
ually large gathering of fmelgn mu.-
tary attaches. As his majesty halted l
at the saluting base, the mussod bands
playodttho national anthem. After an
inspection of the troops tho ceremony
of trooplng the colors was carried out.
Thcir madestlos returnod to liucklnfl-
ham Palao heartlly cheered by the
crowds along the route.
JUDGE M’MILLAN SURPRISED.
nesses Against Him.
DENVER. (‘01.. June 26 —’l‘bu Rocky
Mountain Nths prints II statement
from .ludgo McMillan. of New Mexico.
III-naming his romovul from ofllcc. He
said: “l am surprlscd at the outcomo
of my, case. When it was submitted in
April. I was sntlédlcd I had established
a comploto vindication. l nover had
charge of u muttcr whore cvory point
in controvorsy had boon more thor-
oughly mot and unsworcd."
The Judge Tory bitterly uttuckcd tho
character of some of tho wltnossos
against him. and doclurod that disap~
pointed ambition IIIId llllll‘ll to do with
tho chargcs against him, llo said:
“i bollcvo Allorncy-chornl Knox Ill—
tondod to ho omluoutly fair and lost.
but tho assistants in tho Ilopsrfincnt
woro flllcd with prejudlco against Inc.
by one of my opponents."
The judge declared that ho would
not allow tho smlrch upon his charac-
tor to stand, adding:
"When (longross I'lllth‘llf‘h i shall
ask tho Sonato to soud for tho l“‘f'ill‘il.
and to pass on tho quostlou whothor it
contains anything to justly tho condl
lion"
FOREIGN EXHlBiTORS AT FAIR.
Force of 500 Clerks to be Employed on
the St. Lauis Grounds.
ST. LOUIS. Juno Zh—Tho customs
regulations scoured from tho 'l‘roustiry
Dopurtmcnl for tho convcnioucc of for-
otgu exhibitors at the World's Fair.
provide that such goods. in ordor to ho
exempt from duties. must be rccoivod
in bond at tho first port of entry Into
this country. tbcncc scnt lri bond to
the cxposltlon and continued in bond
llIrou h and to the exposition, Aftcr
tho rose of tho exposition they will
be soul out of tho country tlII'ough
the sumo port by which they wore on-
terod.
’l‘lils urrnngomont will uoccsslfato
tho cmploymonf of about llvc hundrotl
I‘ovonuo ofllcors, lnspcctors. supervis-
ors and other govcrnmcnt employos,
who will be present on tho silo durlm:
the fair period Thoso. officials will
work ln conjunction with tho. division
or exhibit. to see that no goods arc
withdrawn surreptitiously from the ox-
posltlon enclosure and will collcct duty
on all such exhibits as may be dispos-
cd of. They will also supcrlntend the
backing of foreign exhibits for ship-
ment out of the country.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS IN
- COHENECTADY.
SCHENECTADY, N. Y.. June 26.—
Today the American Society of Mech-
anical Englners. which has been-hold-
Saratoga Springs. this Week. visited
Schbnectady.- The delegates left Sara
toga on a special train at 10 o‘clock pro
coeding directly to the works of the
American Incorpotive Company. where
they inspected a number of locamotlvee
in course of construction". Altar
luncheon at the Mohawk Golf Club. the
final business session of the meeting
At the conclusion of the session
the party was taken to the General El-
ectric Works. I“
- A.G
IBERLIN June 26. «With four dis-
tricts not yet heard fromat about it 1).
1,11. today and with two reballotlngs to-
morrow. yesterday's Irotlus resulted in
33 embers of the Beichstsg, the Nat-
losI l Liberals. 4. the Richter Nicole
as the Earth Radicalsifl. the South Cer-
and the Socialists :5. But. the Vor-
hearts says the Soels'llsts- elected 37 .
members. The minor factions elected
Vail-members. it is now announced that
«Barth was defeated. .. I .
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P'Pi IAIIFIEG APPOINTMENT.
mt,Nll June 26. -—The Pope has rstl-
tuition ofths Iev now
u Azzfieodflok, of ester. N i. to.
the Bishops-lo or: debutant trains ls-
lands. in suoeoulwfn
administrator or the was“ of
Gupta 1 Alcocss. it assent lilo-tolls
malls. the last Spanish Isl-onset dig-
altars to the antiserum s.
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.RA'L'VIAY MAOTERMH “NM
8W. '1') 14' I“. “Mimic
had their race day opening with clear
Ilhe idea that lhcy win a raw on their
Martin es 6f Kidney-Wort Tablets and:
“mortal; W Masterwllasbhllcb‘
Mo on latched paper-son
42W
i' do“, WWINW ll'l'il
first motif titty Din
Granted that 0min"
Assembled for tile listless
Contests, lliis Afternoon
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l’OUtllllilflEPSlE, N. fY., Juno 2ti.—~
thn the 130 college oursmun awoko
this morning they were surprised to
skins. for the first (line in twenty days,
though lhorc were indications in the
west of showery wcnlhcr. 'l‘».hc wind
from tho south was hardly more than a
zophyr .Whllc the conditions this
morning are exceedingly favorable,
tthII is no assurnuco that they will
continue throughout tho afternoon fox
l c wind is in a naturally bad quar.tcr
the Inajority‘ of storms along the End
son Valley being bcruldcd by south
winds. Never in the history of l’ougb
itcepslc has there boon such It light at-
tondnncc of college sympathizers and
'followors as appeared in the hotels
and on tho streets this morning. This
may be duo to tho fact that the Tacos.
are held late in the altomoon, .aud
thcro is plenty of time for the people in
thc cltlos up and down the rlvcr to got
here by spcclul trains before the first
race is rowed. The railroad arrange-
ments are all compiotod, so that the
spoctutors may stop of! the specials at
Highland Station and at once- board the
ohsorvatlon lraln. Tho luttcr consists
of 32 cars all the seals In which huvo
nlroady been sold.
Tho flotilla of yachts and pleasure
boats hogan to arrive this morning.
some of them coming from New hon-
dIIn, whorc tho owncrs lInIl wltucssod
tho Ynlo and Harvard rucos ,vostcrday.
Among thoin was tho "Governor Flow-
cr." a stnto quarnullnc bout carrying
(lov. Odcll and party. Tho Governor
Itfi‘ccts'fho. colors of Columbia, his ul~
ma‘ filter. whilo John‘s. Rolburn's
bout. thtI ”(‘lrclclIIIn." which Is also the
rofotoo's bout. t'lll'l‘ll'ii tho colors of
i’cnusylvuuin. Edwin t‘iould's yacht.
'Tho llI-on.” carrlos (‘IIIIInIhiII‘s colors,
whilo sovcrul othors anI docorittod In
an Impartial way, bonrlnu tho flags of
all tho contosiing collcuos.
(loruoll is still tho l‘avorlto. (lunch
tl‘llou. of Wisconsin. said today: “I
have boon trying to instill in my nit-III
limits and not niorcly on :i chum-o ac-
cldonf to tho Cornell crows but tho
nI-wspnpois and tho public. surrounding
tho nion lll'l‘ continually pounding into
'hcm that tho 1 baron i. any cIlIIInIo and
i am afraid that this utfocls tho men 's
minds and thus tho chanoo of winning."
”union. of Columbia. ls. box! to
I‘IIurlnoy. ol' (‘oinolL tho most Izonll
dout of all Ibo macho-i. ltcro this morn-
ing. llII says that his “)0“, cspoclally
in tho 'Varsity crow, havo, a good
chnnco to win, and llilll it'is unybody‘s
illt'll. 'l‘bc Syracuso coach is contldout
that his youngstors in tho fIcshInou
taco will stand ll chance to finish. "list
A tLJi
MAlAlllA GURED DY
HEALTHY KIDNEYS.
Carefully Avoid liquid iiid
nay Alcoholic Remedies.
Uso‘liidiieyPWort tablets-=-
No Alcohol 0r.- Poisons
in them. ‘
l"l‘illtlay, June 26,
Malaria and othcr polsonnd condi-
tions of the blood can be ,coinplctcly
cured in one way only—dbrougb the
kidneys.
if your kidneys are unhealthy your
blood will M IInlIealtby.- Strengthen
and vitaiizc your kidneys and they will
purify your bloat] and like out tho
poisonous germs of malaria. , nt avoid
liquid kidney remedies. The alcohol
used in them as a preservative will
keep your kidneys weak andiirrltated
and your blood impure. Alcohol stit-
fens the Joints in which uric acidsrys-
this have settled, causing rheumatism
and prevents any» remedy from dissolv-
ing the acid and carrying It away
through the kidneys. Alcohol makes
rheumatism worse and prevents Its
cure
Dr. Pettinzlll‘ s Kidney-Wort Tablets
will cure any case of malaria The
Tablets contain no alcohol. They
quickly neutralize tbc poisons, closure
and purify the blood and bring“ the
kidneys back to theIr normal purifying
power.
If you have backache. lf urine is
painful in passing or if compelled to
get up during the flight. or compelled
to strain in midi“: it. Kidney-Wort
Tablets will surely rosters your. kid
pays to perfect health
Here is .lbe case of John F. Jlowe.
twenty-five years or use in the milk
contracting business. From continual
carrying heavy cans t mint his back
became lame and t ubled hits con-
stantly until he took *dney-Wort Tab-
ts}? Eden St. Charisstown, Mass.
I as a. '1.»903
.IG'estlsmen-vl have MIMVOPOJ beau
——
¢
tonnd than all that you claim for then.
they have had a most beneficial shoot
on my kidneys and bowels and have
toned up my whole system » »
.Yours very. Indy.“ ,,
~ . .- W l". HOWE.
A simple test: set slide your norm
in; mine in a bottle hr. tritium
hours. If sisedltnsut collects at the
I. the rail department with a box of of;
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FRIDAY. JUNE 26. 2.93..
Cornell puts the eavlost crew on
the river this aftérnoon and Syracuse
thtI lightest
The program for the race is Its fol-
town:
4 p m.. {cur onrod race; 5: 4.) p In.
lrssbm'on; fl p.tn.."V1uslty rtico.
At noon the wind had shifted mound
to the southwest. Wllll indications of a
fdnthcr shift westward. This. it multi-
saloon, vRIIIld be loud for the (Ionian
and make smooth water, for tho ill-vh-
lands along the west shore shield t
courso from westerly wlnds. All ind
callous at noon favoied ideal weather
for the contest.
’l‘horc, no no practice this morning
of any account, the principal work for
tho oarsmcn boinu the moving or their
shells from the respective boat houses
to tho lcchouso at the two mllo mark.
which is. by rogulntlon of thc board of
stewards, lhc rendezvous of all the
crows
CONFESSEB KILLED POLICEMAN.
Officer Abern’s Murdered Admits Crime
in New Rachelle.
NEW YORK. June 26.-—Frnnccsco
Ruffo, tho Tuckahoc Indian. who was
III-roared on suspicion of having shot
and killed Special Policeman Ahoru in
Rot-hollod‘urk. last Saturday. admitted
last night at the coroner’s inquest that
ho klllcd Abcrn. He claimed the
shooting was in solf-dofcnsc and said
Ahci'n had first abused him anti thon
fired at him. The latter claim is dis-
counted by the fact that Ahorn's pistol
fully loaded. was found in Abcrn's pic-
ket Just after he was shot.
l'icforc Ruffo confessed, several wil-
Iiossos had added to the evidence
against hlm which had been furnished
by llornardlua Soraffo, the girl to
whom he was married last Sunday and
who washed his bloody clothing. and
by others who livedln the house with
her. Ratio is an lntciligeut and up-
parcntly well educated Italian. Ht:
spoko English fairly well except "whon
laboring under excitement. Then ho.
lapscd into his mothor tonxuo. lle
soomod to regard tho affair lightly. Ho
said he went to sco licruardinu Scroll
to, his swucthonrt, on Friday night,
and I'uniuluoil until nftor midnight. [ic-
ffll‘l‘ lcuvlng ho had scvornl drinks with
hot bruthor. On his way home. and
whilo crossing the park. a man came
from bchluil tho hushos. in one hand
tlIII man had a big pistol. ltiifl'o said
tho man asked whcro ho. was going
and on being told that ho was on his
way homo, theI man told him in a
lbrontonlng manncr to turn back.
”Wbon l turuod to go back. ho struck
mo on tho bond thrco timoI-i with a
pistol. which slunnod mo sonic." said
Ruffo,
'l‘bII ltuliau says ho thou grapplod
with his ud1'orsairy and both [oil to the
ground. \V'hou llicy rogulnI-d their
foot both tll't‘WI rIIvn‘lvors. Ahoru firotl
first. and ho. IIIIsworcd with flvo chunk
bore of his pistol.‘ Ahorn. ho said, was
within lhroc fool wlIIIII Hallo llrod tho
llvo shots. Ahorn thou r I away in
out- dircctlon and liui‘fo ll uuothor.
llo said ho did IIoI know tho man was
II IIIIIiI-IIniun~ but .bollowil him to no :I
llilllf‘l‘ and did not know no find
1vIIIIIIIlchhorII when tilt-y scpvtrutod.
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MISSOURI EVANGELICAL SYNOD.
l’i l‘T'I‘llUllil, meZtio'l‘lic 19.1- angc
licnl Synod of Missouri of the Luth-
crau (‘lIan-b. coinposctl of tho Luthor-
am; of slxtocn status and Canada. now
in sosslon here. has stal‘tod a move-
mgout to uulto all tho Luthcraus of
tlic United States 3nd (funds in one
body. A general conference will be
bold in Chicago this (all whon plans
for consolidation will be IIutlinod.
'l‘bo byuod sclcctod thtI following
officers:
Prosldont—~l’rofossor A. W, Moycr,
of St. John‘s Collcpo. Winfiold. Kun-
sus; Socrcturyw'i‘bo llcv, W. Wiuchcl,
of Boston; 'l‘rcasurcr—IA. in“. burl-op.
of l’lttsbul'g.
NEW HUNGARIAN CABINET.
llllNDAPES'l‘. Juno lid—(Zoom lied.
crvury expects to submit the names of
tho momocrs of u now Hungarian cab.
tool to Emperor Francis Joseph tomoc.
row. The late ministry will prbbabiy.
retain office with tho exception of Bar-
on . ojervary, the former minister of
national defense. and Count Sacchenyi,
who was minister pour the king's por-
non. 'l‘hIIIfo‘rmer objects to Count Hedé
crvnry-‘s surrender to thememberiflot
tho Kossuth party in abandoning the
proposod increase of the number of
Hungarian recruits for the imperial
army. .
BU RNED HER STEPDAUGHTER.
CHICAGO. Juno. 26.—-A despstch to
the Chronicle from New Orleans. says:
“Mrs. Mary Patterson is under arrest
at, New lberia. charged with murder.
The woman became enraged at her
.stepchlld, a little girl of ten years. and
after beating her. tied her in a corn
sack and suspended her to a limb of a
tree. She then made a fire beneath
the tree and piled on» a lot of paper to
intensify the heat and smoke. The
sack caught fire and the body falling
our burned to a crisp.
COTTON GINS FOR PORTO RICO.
SAN JUAN, P. R... June 26.—-Fl\te cot-
ton sins brute arrived here from the
United States and will be immediately
installed. They are the first gins to
roach Porto Rico to forty years. The
cotton plantatl us .of the island new ,
cover eleven t ousand acres and the
area is being increased weekly. San
Juan has been chesen as the center of
this mdeI .
IEARTHSHOCKS IN HUNGARY.
ERLAU Hungary, June 26 .-FOIr
violcut earthshock'sfwero felt here It
ti this morning. Several houses in the
suburbs collapsed and fluffy. all the
buildings in town were more or less
The inhabitants ware panic
.25 A“
god.
aid“...
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UTEEL tRML RECDID
CHICAGO. Juno sea—m mutabi-
.oaso plant Io! this diliuolsl Stool Con-
pony yesterday turned out 1.8“ tons or
:seed augmenting the world's record;
which had been lfln‘h‘idu‘s work.
1"1.‘
in celebsstloui d the discussant 11-1.;
the company presented every man in
on.
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BROKEN: .
Inhiasa .simit- senses nouns. .
mannerisms ..
sata' .. this your kidneysw are “low M
' a little-bottle
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Bridgeport Advertisements. . .
grim: fireproof
am o/‘Vari‘su:
Infi' ugq‘fiafirm
I
lacc or embroidery run with r
'sook Drawers with wide ruffle
lace ‘cl’lects. Petticoats with
Valenciennes edges and insert
never Were such values In Cor
in cambric, daintlly trimmed
of them.
Ready made Window Sha
25 cts. each.
use. 25 to $1.00 each.
.A small lot of Floor Oil
prices.
full width, zg,and 38 cts. each.
A NOVEL TY D
ed Dolphins are so well model
Crockery Store.
We want everyone to sec
tory Specimens. Of special int
ing insects.
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STEAMER CORONA 0N ROCKS. l
SAUI '1‘ ST E M AltlE Mich, .luno. 2o l
~lu n hcuvy fog over who Supcr'iui.
the stool stcumci Corona oro-lnucu
has run on tho rocks of Round island, .
inc, vusrol nus bound from Duluth Io
Ashlnbnln. A tug uns boon soul to llt‘l
assistance. Tho Corona, which is no
liovoil to bc liudlv damn'god, ls owned
by tho llnltcd States Stool Corpora-
lion.
-~NII hood lo [cal suddt II Iiitntks of
cholora luluutum, dysontcr y IliIIrthIIoa
or summor complaint. if you limo llr
l-uwloi' s Extinct of Wild Str"u\1lItIII1
in tho Iucuiolnc chost.
v—w. w. ..—-.
LYNCHED FOR ASSAULTING
FARMER.
CLARENDON. Ark. Juno Lib—A mob
of fifty masked men has banged Jack
.llarrls. a ncgro to the porch of a build-
lng in the suburbs of this city. Harris
assaultcd and seriously injiucd John
(30qu n a white format. ThtI mob for:~I
luty took him from the custody of the
sheriff
BELGRADE. .luntI 26. —'i‘ he German
Emperor has sent King Peter a tclc
gram couched in cordial terms. The
Austrlan minister this morning resum-
ed official relations with the Servlan
government.
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Insoltm
din cations
mrtit‘uks.
AT mass,
SALE OF WOMEN'S FINE UNDERMUSLINS.
This sale which opened Tuesday has met with ll sup:
cess far beyond our expectations.
profit in this sale, in fact many of the garments are at less
than regular cost. The reason we are able to offer them
at such rates is. they are samples.
Gowns and Chemises of filmy, delicate uainsook with fine
short lengths will be closed out
If you wish to have a door held open in your house,
how do you arrange it? Have you a good weight? If not
look at the Dolphin Door Weights.
is a charming and useful ornament [or any home.
will be found a great convenience in a summer cottage.
Ask to see them at the Section for
The Professor explains everything.
MDM. RliIXDG’..I
'OFFICIAL RELATlONS. RESUMED.‘
ANIISEPUCI
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Bridgeport Advertisements.
We did‘ not consider
There are French
ibbons. Csmbric and nain-
s of embroidery and novel
deep embroidery flounces,
lugs. Knee Petticoats of fine
cambric and muslin, hcmstitched or lacc- trimmed. There
set Covers. Some small sizes
are I3 cts each. They were
75 cts.. $1.00 and over. originally, but we had a good many
CURTAINS, RUGS. AND 01!. CLOTHS.
ties of the best quality of
Scotch Holland, 36x72. fully worth 75 cts. are on sale at
Smyrna Rugs. 30x60, in fine patterns, $I.oo.
Ingrain Rugs, thc kind for piazza and summer cottage
Cloths and Linoleums in
immediately at special
Lace Curtain Samples. one and a third yards long. and
00R WEIGHT.
Two convent' .naliz-
ed by an artist that the result
They
Bric-a-Brac in the
Prof. Schurr's Natural Ills-
erest is the case of silk weav-
’Eambf 23
in t e 5"":
STOMACH TROU BLES.
Twenty-five Cents PrOperly Invested
Does More Good than $500 Spent
For Medicine and Doctor Bills.
There is nothing that so utterly Ills
Iouragos a man as a disordered stoni-
a.c.b He cannot possibly comptchond
ithui II few doses of the right modlclnc
will put him on the right road to a
lcomplctc rccovcn. Mr Samucl Bay
.or of Folsom lowa,sn1s, “Aftoi' doc.-
ltoring for about twelve yours and
spending noarly $500. 00 for modiclno
and Iloctors' loos I purchased for my
I wife a box of Chamberlain‘s Stomach
and lllvcr Tablots, which did her so
much good that shc continued to use
them and thoy bsvo done her moi-o.
good loan Ifll tho modlclnc [bought hc~
foro." Those 'l‘nblcls improvc the up-
petltc. stronglhcn tbc dlgcstton qul
regulalo the bowuls. incrcasctl
strength and vigor follows and tho.
patient is soon as woll us over. l’rlco
25 cents per box. For solo. by Stillson-
Powell Corp, Baxter Pharmacy and
Clifford Pharmacy. ' "
"Yes," said tho ncrvous man. "i havo
a habit of talking in my sloop." ‘And
the eminent citizen who is expected to
respond to on ovation in cvcry town
that the train goes through murmur-
'cd: “What It valuable accomplishv
mont. "~Washlnaton Star
Norwalk Chronicler