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prepared to meet yo or wants this our than ever batons.
k as large or #9 assortment as great. Many new Ill-flan
Ale! ’0: the new fan cy pieces: . ‘ ‘ fl
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roufi'rAIN dogmas
VERTICAL WHEEL!
mimetic
ROOI‘I’TIO _
"‘le payreolse
auaxe nears .
FkYIll'ePIITcH .MAN
FIII TO”
PlKE'I PEAK
IUTTERFLIEI
HEAVENLY TWIN.
plain and tan cy, troIn ”balls to )6 hello,
all class e'nd kin do (plalu, parachute willow tree,
a TAJLORO
mm
ll; chill”
‘ "‘-.I one ‘
l‘hlc flowers
in
trims JAGKS
i... it“
,Fllfifiimclfiifldmli sizes, Japanese, Chinese .and the unto-date Ana-
, DUE... CAPE. 0” NOTQLS, CANIE, .0"... AND GUN.-
" '5 tires; MK 8! s‘ro‘Ls sing); and double ecu'oo.
M‘RN., BUNT‘NO.‘ COLORED FEBTOONING. JAP- UM‘I
. (To In as or Decorator iai .. .
5?. tho :n club or privalemplzya}. ., ‘ I‘Um
Member is retail at wholesale prided, i ‘ ,1
. n. v-I Haw“
ore-Iv cuter liven; rm: Wm:
COMPLETE Hone ruhNIsumoe.
Abra fist» and Ant“ Streets. South woman.
LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTE.
White Lawns, from 75c to $3.60.
A sample line of Shirt Walate, value
75: to 33.00. Silghtiy’ ecil'e‘d‘at Iii"
price.
Wed balance of stock,
tune; and Draws to
it. of Gente’ Underwegr In
”Ribbed a“ Plath, at 250 Ladies Neck Wear in large variety
and attractive styles.
one 61* the 25c quality, ‘
, L‘arne afifln’tiht Lidiee’ Veete at
0? Isa/.e ensue;
west window. at regular price, 100.
‘ Children’s Underwear. Plain and Corde.’ .
lb 6d Vesta and'Plnte, Shirts and .:. .3 .:. ‘:e .3 .5 .5 .:.
South Romain,
o. Ml In r“ 19on Within)".
.4
; ,, "We pee doing more business in cost than ever hetero
‘ “tut-seamen YOU ought to be thinking about it, too.
Wider you. Any,conl that's good mongh for. us to
5 is monouela to assumes-nod we'll do that too.
No I. Not at V5 I: a test seller.
Wipe Fertiliseys, Brick hgomgt.
‘ Illa goods it reasonable pm
vliVfl. “AKRON“.
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as,
.
orlous Fough yl Juiu ls DIWJW
Ladlee' Home Journal for July. eee
New styles Pillow Top. and Pillow .
I
u"
4‘ an at herrhouseworlr. the seller on the
=‘ ”sea.
:' moon, Company. :Rondnnt. 8.1.10:
I Chili-near Auaieoiine Away m... ole ,
',: ti
late U. S. Presade
“DEAR Mos. Pinknan— I
two years, ended
sndpa‘aintul
had simply been a torture \I
have it herself to sy, she e
tour bottles of your Com III
can once mom in fine heal
duties all seem easy now
times what I used to do l':
and among the best. count, You
. Mus. Ina L. Rossu,
for
I’II Vo‘g‘éth
always helpful.
No. on.
the. “but marten. no: such
Mu. Pltikll‘m’d advice. W
myeeve'yo or
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RUDOLPH. STlLL AT LARGE.
lack Robber and Murderer Eludee
Missouri Authorities.
in, LOUIS .IuIy 8.~—No positive
as of William Rudolph, the Union
5 Wheat: fobber and alleged murderer a!
wink. erion Detective Schumacher, who
meshed from the my nu has been
hunt! A long distance telephone Ines
- was received last evening not:
lrondale sixty miles south ht St Louis.
. ,that a man clearly resembling Rudolph
entered that town yeaterdn afternoon,
fpurchnsed- some food and is” outed.
it Is believed the man was Rod ph and
that he had succeeded In reaching the
rough country between lrondale and
“smart-k 'l‘he supposition is that
~Ibldolph drifted the river In a skill
during the night. and at dawn made his
_ way along country roads.
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KIDNEY AND LIVER TBOUELE
(they commonly go together) attack
the rich in their palaoea. the poor in
. their tenements the lawyer, the doo-
tor. the duties. the preacher. the worn
Dr David Kennedy prepared
his new medicine, Cal~curw>80iveut
Idle cure it, and it does. Write to the
. ..ep
and-aims homer”
relates her happy experience with
EPlokham’sVége‘tab
lid 8. few bottles of our Commund o
J
and spirltls; my domestic and ofllcial
n ms such blesse
ta'otlmonia
Wffi" mill.
hi
agate 000m noun and woreoo Iatel cnredh it. She actu-
ellyhuthoueandaoteuchl N utfltollow y lowln'I .’ .
"\d t] ' II.
Mrs. Ida Roser, grand-niece of the
nt' James K. Polk
., Evan
have been married for near!
for have net been blessed with a child.
have, however, Inflered with It complicatio
menstruation, until very recent
“The value of Lydia E. l'lnkhem'e yvegétaoi‘
myun'd was called to my attention by an intimate trio
0
act female troubles
Coin-
iih inflsmmation and weanling:
ured her the con hand
J health. in»
and consider myself euredi I
I feel so Biron I can do three
Iu have a host of fr ynth; in Denver,
m Very gratetnll
3:36 E. 18th Ave, Ybenver, Col
1: you are ..lll. don’t hesitate to get a bottle of math 8.
Nb Compound at once, and witty Mn.
Plaid-am, Lynn, Mass., for special advice. 16 la fréo and
er. per-outline had so wide on experience with
a record of seem as Mrs“.
Plnkhem hes lied. Every. ielek wanton should profit. by
rlte60-dny. ’l‘ollhernll. 3
Kg?!“ if “one cannot forthwith produce the onus-3“ letter a: 3
which “We. the
rodeo? ruin INTERRUPT com-
MUNIcnIcN.
SEATTLE, Wash, July 8—-A aes-
pstch to the Post Intelligencer from.
Dawson says that the last link or the
United State; government telegraph
system connecting 8t, mohaol... with
Seattle has been connected, but yaet
forest tires have interrupted conunnnl-
cation. Miles of telegraph poles have
been burned in the wilderness through
which the line rune. The tire region
1
begins about fifty miles south of- r‘eir- .
banks. It III ciao announced that the
trot through steamer 8t Michaela
rrlvod at Dawson ye erdey. “the Al
,neks Congressional Commission la due
today
NIGHT was HER Tlnrioh.‘
“I would cough nearly all night
long},: write} , ppiegate, of
Alexandria, old-We ’ hardly get
any sleep. 1 bed consumption so bad
thnt I“ walked a hi I would cough
(rightfully, god .epltp “trash
all other medicines tolled, 00
bottles of Dr Kluge Nclw acoyery
laid to
wholly cured Ins and
you In:
pounds." .lt's absolutely
cure Coughs colds. LII
dhitis Ind nil Thpat‘ andr
bios. Prlcefidc LIN-at
tles than at. W RBI;
vista“; m
i. i'hiss. . he:
“will! treat earthquake that new ,
.I holdto the theory my: 5
. the country there runs that sell! '
,fie Chinese and that
. glonln1882.
» stone, though they were
on e pmgrern for the openlngoung .
Design. .94 as.
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Associatloaihmembe” today. aFIom Ii: 30
a peach hour had its
dellllllto sthedhiefiln‘d beginning at 2 p,
“Mini." were many. events crowded
Iuto each sixty minutes.
.I’Not only were meetings scheduled
for all departments, hm t are were on.
I). m.
The kindergarten department, music
Education. physical training. library.
schoolmdtnlul mi crust depecial ed-
ucation I! put am, he .‘thelI open-
ing race as may; .tlle others had
met previously.
teachers discussed "The Extension of
the Kindergarten ltlcu Into. Othel
Fields of. litigation. " g , , ,
The music department (onsldcred
subjects mainly toohnhnl an didi also
the physical training, library. school
administration and special education
dirpill'hlllflltflv Pneeid eats. George liar.—
Hunct Amherstw.; William .1. Tucker of
Durunouthpw . . Slcpuxn, ct Colo-
redo College. an Rev Thomas F
(taller, bishop oi Tennessee. were the
speakers in thesdepurtmant of higher
cducutlon. The general topic was
“Shal the University Concern itself
More Directly With the Morals and
Manners or the Students?"
President Harris said:
The college should concern itself
with the morals and manners of stu-
dents. but not, i think directly by
specific methods and devices. The
college mIIst make requirements as to
studies und fur the moat, must trust
to lniluvnI-e. Work itself III the best.
moral pcwm. ‘
."Athietlcs promote morals. Should
football. baseball, lield-‘athletlca cease.
the moral tone of the colleg'e would be
lowered. Sports come more and more
upon a moral basis
‘ There is more geniuine religion In
the rolloge today than in any I riod
unour history. lunt and preloncy are
not tolerated Irrational doctrine III
discarded. lint faith, hope. love, chur-
mater are excited. The college should
encourage none, healthy. trustful, (Iod-
luving and men serving religion."
President Tucker sold in part:
"The American college or universi—
ty stands for social advancement. us
wellms for intellectual disciplines. The
Uplvorslty is that gntewsy‘ through
which democracy passes to the refine-
ment of its strength
”Scholarship in not tho tlrst end of
college or even of the Ilulvoislty l‘lIe
mmmcn prodmt of end: Is not the
nebular by distinction, but the mini
who is filled for the largest. uses (It
society and the state. In view of
these considerations It becomes a mat—
ter of “direct concern' for the college.
and university to take aumunt of
morals and IIIRRMIR
‘ln carrying out this obligation con-
Hlflllt stress must be laid upon the
morality of work. We do not wish to
produce any, type of manhood in: which
honest 'wurk has no sobelnntlnl place.
i should urge with great emphasis the
primiple that nothing more run he
expected fmm students either in Inor-
nIs or manners, but especially lll Inma—
here. than is dune for them or with
tin-m. If the college management
is unimslnossliko, ii the college build—
ings are without taste, if the whole
social life is looking in vigor or ut-
tractlvenose nothing more ought to be
expected from students than wireless
and indifferent behavior."
Bishop Geller said:
”the universities of the country are
the truest and surest nurseries of (it-
lxenuhip and citixonshlp in its largest
sense is rounded manhood. .
"A university which does not con-
cern itself dlnetiy and systematically
with the morale and manners of its
students fails to appreciate or dis-
charge its duty to the country.
“Who we come to consider more
What that more! develop-
'f . 'l ehouIdvsay that the »
of. honesty; purity .iiltlL
rut-recess are the virtuee that need
most to lye-cultivated, because they
are tonndetionawt character. and lie-
cause they are not altogetherenowh
aged by the conditions of modern life. "
W
N'IANY SKELETON DP WOMEN.
W , .Iir' .~
Found by Miner. iii Ruined Monaster-
{ ' lee in Old Memo. , ,
Kansas our M6 July 3—1». s:- ‘
anemic. who was a member of the
\lilellmann Arctic Expedition to the
north in 1891 has arrived at Kansas
City on his way to Washington, I.) 0..
from Old Mexico with details or the
dlecovary recently of the skeletons at
between 300 end. on women in a de-
sorted monastery. titty miles west. at
Naoosarl. ludimmountaina at northern
deicc In a wild and desolate part of .
,the.‘ country .,'l1ho skeletons were
found it miners in search of “ensure. '
He disp
medallion, you ch,,slaovl In vlvld detail
the pile. at human, bones. He says:
{Show the women; met their deaths la n
question. The skeletons. might have ,_
been theme years yr the we
Wrens might have been killed by the last .
instills
I
hail».
women were Chine“ .ekeletoqe ‘
are,emall In else. Apparently no at
mthadhaannaadotoh theakel-
artly cov-
._,
cred will-nod eudgdebr ':
easement It'll. one.
'9».
war all mite
“mutt”; m “isomer
I. .- “I v,‘
7 Am u. out the
Lit'b'uey“ by well in 1"
Diameter Mia.- Rational Manners: '
hihitlons, tenuous” ,imeetings,
lunchcous. uuljplan 1C4 Em (burlap!) ‘
receptions hetweend Bfio'cldck and ll
'l‘lIe kindeignrten _
dyspepsia.
loaned from the other: or the udJutnnt-
general today announce the promotlon i
(It Sergeant Major limes i‘oote Barnes
:0!
be
first lieutenant, vice Carter, resigned i
new: mammhama be. Brighton. , ‘
‘ lllds
The store will close at not o 'clock every afternoon,
except Satlrrdny, through pity” and August.
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HIE WASH GQQDS ,54LE CONTINUES
In connection with the special sale of Wash Dress
Goods there are some Remnants. It gives a chénce to pick
up some good values for waists, skirtil. men' s shirts, and
childyen' s clothes.
Remnants of Indigo Cambric, Everest Gingham, Simp-
son Percale. Lawn, and Batiste 6% cm a yard.
Light Lawn. Dimity, Ba hate, and Zephyr Gingham,
light and dark grounds, stripes and plaids, 15 and I7 ct
quality, Io cts.
Madras. Cheviot, Figured and Striped Pique French
Cambric. and Sate-ens, my, cts.
Light Lawn, Dimity, Batiste, and Orgnndie. all col-
ors, a wide assortment, so to 35 ct qualities, 12 A cts.
Fine Anderson Gingham. Cheviot, English Brilliant,
and Linen Gingham, 29 and 39' ct qualities. 19 cts.
| Silk Zephyr. Lace Stripe Leno. Swivel Silk, and Silk
Madras, 50 and 60 ct qualities: 39 as.
SUMMER HOSIERY SALE
This sale is still on. and there are remaining some
choice values In Women’ s Openwork Lislcs, Lace Fancies,
and plain Black Gauze at 19, 25, 50 and 69 as.
Mbn' 5 Half- Hose In plain Black Cotton, Fancy Lisles,
Drop-stitch, and Lace Instcps, at 19 and 25 cts.
This Is a wonderful display 'of Hosiery, and a personal
inspection will interest and surprise one.
LA WNS KIMONOS ANP DRESSING SACQUES.
A center table at the Section for Women’ s Under-mus-
lins offers some attractive Dressing Sacques and Kimonos
in white and colored lawn. There are Persian figu .s and
stripes. and some good patterns In black rind white, and
lavender and white.
Prices 39 and sg‘cts.
l‘
l
The center tableat the Toilet Section has a bargain in
Tooth Brushes. A Brush that usually sells at 25 cts., and
is worth it, is offered at to cts.
Brooches. a collection of novelties in 25 and 50 ct
values, very dainty and attractive, are 10 cts each.
DM ADC“:
ONLY CURE FOR DYsPEPslA.
Mrs. Franklish Bush of New Castle:
Del. says: 'I suffered for years with or
Used to have great dis-i
trees and belt hing. I tried every'thlag
I could hear of, but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Hahn and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely"
For sale by R H- PInietod; F H. Bax-
ter. and the Clifford Pharmacy ”
schemes
2 Yea?
MORE FIRMS BANKRUPT.
lAR'l‘FORD, July S—John E. Dow-
and rldwnrd A. Fayden, both of An-
sonlo, and doing business under the
firm name of the Valley Furniture
tompnny, filed a petition In bankrupt-
cy in the United States District Court:
yesterday. Liabilities $4,011.60, with
assets of $2 188 ill; Nathan Blnernon',
of New Haven also tiled a petition in
3 bu'nkruptcy yesterday. Liabilities all, ~
500; assets $150
i
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SERGEANT MAJOR PROMOTED.
HARTFORD July 8——Genc‘rnl orders
SAVED A IOY’E LIFE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. or Mil-
ifotd Del“ snys: "Brazilian Balm any
to . ed my boy In life. He began just Ilk'o
or the one we lost with cream We gavr
him a few doses He Quickly dropped
1 to sleep and was all right in the morn-
ing" For sale by R H Plaisted; F.
H Baxter, and The Clifford Phar-
many. . « -
(I second Regiment C N (I
citation adjutant with rank'
——D htherln rellev cd in twenty min-1
Almost miraculous. Dr Thom-
At any drug store
a several photographs or the ~ ’
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