(dileiouim in a first class Furniture store we have.
Mi) pattdrm) FANCY license
I“) (Oak W"- in MONBIIAQHAIRO o -
lRON VIEDO (so distinct patterns)
coucii‘e's AND mum 1
site (for tile home or office)
UNC CABINETS
8 too uyiu) ifdol’t essa‘e'
ALEs WAaoaossa
s for the "Cauler" Sectional 1Boo1li Case. (Catalogues given
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no at SUMMER Niscussmus: .
CANOE
Ill.” 68E
LAWN
AWN CETTEEI
scaeah‘ooo 2.1
wmnow colt arts
as GUARANTEED THE LOWEST.
90 lines our SPECIAL SALE OF NEW PIANOS for one week,
3th Spectloa of this rare opportunity of securing a high grade
this sale you will Iind Steinway. Ilardnlan. Jewett. Wood-
ninker Pianos and Pianolas. '
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ii
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v '11
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EAQI‘EB' aHlRT WAieTg.
white lawns. from 75c lo $3.00.
A sample line of Ehirt Waists, value
750 to 133.00. Slightly soiled at half
price.
UNDERWEAR
limits-ed balance of stock,
donuts slid lat-aware. to
' V‘They are the 50s quality.
n. it Q"
Vilvlte your to look over our
stock W'Gsmi' Underwear in
a I .4
111’ Ribbed and Plain, at 250 Ladies Neck Wear In large variety
and attractive styles.
Ladiall1Home «brunt-for July, see
weat~lwlngiew,Vat1.refiiilar price, ice.
New styles Pillow T°Ps and Pillow
Cords.
1 :Swlsa bed um Vesta
ascends the 260 quality.
«ambient Lsdl‘ee' Vesta at
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U I O O C O U
c e' e e e e e
,e .e .e .0 .e .e .0 '.e
.4.
Handw-
tn tiri' i‘
South filliii
Salem
In “in ‘1 m a“, '='
hicli is certainly as nice as anythmg women new
file! line, and which 'we are proud to send out. There
tori oi” inferior stock In our yards today. Prices are
i
T315
“Word ”“1”
Ferris. ill .3;
least
kiwi. .ill- I i
in
ifi‘ y.‘:
1 SLOPE
1 ward Ryan a‘ 16 year old boy living
. in Sandy riill shot William Jones:
, o..1.dNLY11CURI R018 DYSPEPOTA.“
dUEaTS 06'. Bill THOMM LIPTON.
fi-‘Pr-Q
‘Adjutsnt banal-cl 660‘th Entertainer! i
Iiisll moral
yioo lion
y Is1-Iloubt
lot and
limb Seriously Injured
of new.
BUTLER. PAS. July 2141—Jullus Finn
an
fwd
and
lri'ei. of in my.
Amil
use i i.
ii of“: of New \'or :1 city. In;
ps fatally bullied In an ex locion
lit til"; bl-e bewbr'y, lo‘riel 'ha‘led
names 1an ll 3 recovery is said by the
attending physicians to be scarcely
pos ible. Yost‘s recovery lsv' very
ddu tfill.
The men were engaged in painting
the1 interior of, a stock vat in the col-
ia‘r ol.’ the brewery. Owing to the in-
llainmahle nature of materials they
ii'iicd. an open illillt was iflillmcticabia.
and electricity supplied lta place. in
some way the glass bulb ot the electric:
light we broken. igniting the vapors
in the Vet and in an Instant the men
found themselves in a seething cauld-
rim of flame.
O1MAHA PACKING COMPANY FIRE.
dpllb, Jilly Zl—T we buildings of
the niche Packing Company were
omacticaii destroyed by re today
The loss esllmated at 85 Mill. Com-
hilatlon .ia the _al rd refining plant is
thought to have started the Iii-c. This
plant was consumed and ille1lianlus
spread .to llp oightoitory biick wdrc~
house conta nl'ng quantities of lard and
16 WOOOOOII pounds of pork, most of
which was destroyed.
8T0 RAGE UARN BU RNED
supra nanometer: July 24. —-
P‘iro yesterday afternoon destroyed a
barn located on the hackncy
319m of Hal- try' 0 and Robert Cheney.
Wenty ve tons of new liiiy‘ and Term-
leg in] lements were1bul’ned. The
loss iii 21,1500. partly insured. Soon
iancdua combustion is supposed to
have caused the blaze. 1
KILLED BY MINISTER.
Fatal Shootlun Ale-way in a Kentucky
llilDDidlIIlllllO Ky.. July 2ir—Attcr
liiiling one man and fatally injuring
millih‘li. Robert Lee. a minister at
Linnle In Casey county, said grace at
the ”All table in Liberty bee became
lnvoiyod in a quarrel with Ellie
Woods and the latter‘s son. and the
shooting followed, in Which the preach-
er proved himself more than I match
for both of his opponents, for he suc-
(ceded In killing Woods and fatally
wounding hla son. The "Fighting Par-
son" was then arrested and taken to
jail at Liberty where he peacefully
returned thanku at the table with the
other prisoners. ,
W
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia Bra
tilidri Balm is breaking up Colds when
are; tried. almost without exception
5. 500 and 8100 bottles. The Oil!
lord Baxter's or Pl‘aisiod's.
READ DIME NOVEL-8.
~——a——~
I
Glens Falls BoyaSh'oota in Wild West
' ty 0.
1GLEN8 FALLS N Y. July Iii—Ed-
boy or his own age. in the forehead
last night Ryan had acquired a wild
west spirit from reading diine novels
and since .luiy i had been the posses—
libr of- a revolver He was standing at
own door when «ones went by “and
in called upon him to throw up his
its. at the same time pointing
e revolver at him. 'l‘h'e other boy
not obey and Ryan pulled. the trig-
a: He said afterwards he did not
ow the revolver was loaded. Jones
my recover; ‘
Mrs. Establish Bush ofoNew mite.
Del. says: . "I entered for ybars Mhb
dyspepsia Used to have gi'ea “did-
trash and belching. i tried every lag
could 3hr not but nothing hddped iiie
hills are laa Min
swol- aumyfim igz 1mm}:
ter. spit the! C Pharmacy.“ . 3'1
Ifdtile Erin.
gnaw ionic. July 24 more clean
iii. an via DVelI‘orest Wireless)—
1"t s. corals
ts ct Eir
dullanwm l‘l‘
“RS1
~ annual? in the olden» W All by one
Drugglst.’ starter (title's libelous fer
O‘lfiiiltl‘ I! MHII Miser
"it isn't often that l hive faith
or people to be willing to offer in re
fund the money if Ito-does not euro."
1 ii Druggiut one of
Stills Inany curtain. Ii) itl1ad to
1 Dr. zowll‘d'l $91“ 0 iolr the euro
coils 3“” ll 30 y s a on that
1iIaII- CW
"The Howard Co. in; order to get a
quick introductory dale. authorized pin
to selltb tbafirogularh y ecnt bottle of
their spool iorh -‘prico 25 cents
and although I have qlii'hiot'oiil. llllii
lacks e. not one lulu
it it ilnsVIi tlpla'cinry.
i1th spool cuthull
ilh i cannot tell how long
i shall be ab e to do on Any person
who Is all bject to oruqllpaiion sick
headache dlzslndss lver" ti‘olihle In
digestion, or a general Vuycil out can
Illtlcn' oughl tot ”e sfianleg’c of this
Vpppoltu iifilty c s c’clli'r (loch not
cure them. they‘ ca'a collie right back to
my attire and i will Cheerfully refund
their money.“ lid 24
guaranteed every” I
been brdli’fillt hac
"lain ail isellin
price. Billion
ms donates-leer sutLome.
Architect Hspgood Disappointed
the Loeati'oh' insisted Upon by Ex-
pdilllcli column. "
E. T. Ha good.aroh1itectol.the 00n-
uecticut bu lding at the Louisiana Pur-
chase Exposltloamvhich will take place
next year. returned to llartford, Wed-
Readily night. from St. hauls. where he
all been for a week. arranging the do
tails necessary to begin building. Mr.
llapgoed came back in a disilppolnted
frame of mind. tor the export lion elli-
rials refuse to allow the Connecticut
building to be placed so that it may be
built to the best advantage.
When. the building was designed it
was proposed to act it bpck some titty
foot from the atrelit, thus giving room
.for a most attract vo approach. which
included curved walks around it lawn.
When Mr. Hapgood i torliewcd l. S.
'iuvlor the director o the works. and
whom word is law. I gurdlllg the loci»
tion of all the buildings. in: was in
formed that the Coilnoctitut building
must be placed Just twenty live feet
from the street. no more and no less.
This action on the part of the direc-
im‘ in a measure slain: all the plans
that have been mate to make the ap-
proach to the building our of Its most
attractive leaturos. The same scheme.
however. will be carrier out with the
modifications necessary to comply with
the ideas of the direct t.0r
While Mr. Ilapgood was at St Louis
the building was staked our and the ll
Wales Linea Company, of Mcridcu.
which has the contract for the erection
of the building. will begin work ini-
mediately. From what Mr. Ila good
and yesterday. the bilil ling w ll be
Icady for occupancy about the _llrst of
November. All the plans were sub-
mitted to Mr Taylor and were approv
ed by him, so that all the technicalities
have been carried' out
Mr. Hango‘od wail accein alert 0 his
trip by Messrs. Moss ta Struts of
the H. Wales Lines Company. Mr. Mass
will remain to see the work on the
building under way then he wlli1-re
turn to Moridon. Mr Stretch will re
main and sllpcrlnicud the entire con-
'trll‘ction of the building.
In
~Womoil love a clear, healthy com-
pioxlnn. Pure blond makes it. Hur~
dock Blood Bitters makca pure blood.
REUNION OF LEGIILATURE.
Club of 1901 to Meet at Pleasure
Beach, September 2.
The members of the legislative club
of 1801, will hold their reunion and
banquet at Pleasure Beach, Bridgeport,
,Wedncsday. September 3. The inclu-
bers of the legislatures of 1897, 1899
and i903. and the delegates to the con
stitlitlonai convention of l9tlll arc in-
vited to take part in tho Affair. The
members of the legislature of 1903 will
not hold a reunion for themselves this
year but many of them will take part
in the reunion on September 2. Next
year it is expecled the 1903 leglslature
Will hold a reuno
“Souvenir" Taylor. of Putnam. who
was In the houpq‘ in 1901 is A top.
mtary of the club. and A. R.
ill of Farihiiigton is treasurer
‘l'figy. as a standing committee, will
have full charge oi the arrangements
tor the reunion Free return tickets
will be given on the railroad to all
who will attend. The committee will
l1e'ave pothfiig undone to make this re-
union one of the most enjoyable events
orT its nature that has ever been held.
The pliicers of the lcglslative club
”of the session of 1901 are as fol VII:
{residue ”Former Speaker John H.
lght Norwalk; vice presidents.
er Lieutenant Governor E. t).
color; . ruler Speaker Michael
gen neplynw 0 was a member of the
hate in that eesslon, and Represent .
ative 1A King; secretary. W.
it. Taylor: treasurer; A. ll. Wilde
“rulers? :r
.-'i l ‘
balm! Wi'rloi Tug easement
WASHiNOTON. July Zii-mreufy
. potty left today for Oyster Bay.
be e be will We a confedelicssll
., esident. The Secretary ’m
' tantamount matters to it
Wield the sac Ion at which
9%”
i:
jléachi elect on as-
Adv tel "‘10! 1:: 1‘
organisation,
1.0M lM NOV! N
Those at F’lshers,tl1li1li and Plum Island
Are Progrul'Iilg Very Rapidly.
Tile work of improving the army
will: cn‘ Mailers) (lull and Pluto is
lands is piogrosslng rapidly and an
quietly as the reported work of Bus-
sl occupation ili M ul'.la
Ph‘i’m island a visitor 83% who uni
not been to the flip udlh thrco year!
time ((illitl not help iith lm pickled
with the 80110fa[&;”1nc0 f lbs
post today. Evorytii gums 0 sh!
llilii io‘ort Torry if! going to he a very
Import at post in a tow years. A bill
kymlu alum is in be builtlln the next
few mun fer the men ad the f lin-
lluilon la already Id for the bulld all
The big three a. 0 building overlook-
iiig the parade gronnl and built ea-
iioclaliy for the diialteru of the One
toiling-ell
is being dug (or an equally
lmposl
iilrtruclu‘ro'vg whom the F or-ty
tillrii ompany will he quartered when
the biill ling Id ii planed . Another
building for company quarters is to be
biliit as soon as tho Foriy- third 5 quar-
tors are finished and than it is expect-
ed there will be three com labios sla-
tinned at the post instead 0 11two The
Forty third Company now occu loss a
building facing the west thc was
built or a ballet-y barrac 's before the
form tion 0 heavy tillery was
changed. lt i‘rl too small to accomnl‘d-
date a lull company especially in warm
weather under the preach": standard
and a number oi the members of the
comp n are now iidrlcrcd in tents.
The iii (ling or a c mcnt walk to ex
ton-l about the island has been coin-
mcnccd and already severhl blindrdd
foot is in use, as It extends along the
street which skirts the nodule in front
o; the quarters and the sites of the
buildings to be erected in the future.
Two pretty helices are occupied by the
post commander Major W. R. Hamil
ton and 0anth Bell.
A lar e part of the labor about the
post In ciug done by the 30 general
prisoucra'who are confined there. The
prison at present is a duo story wood-
en building strongly guarded. While
the prisoners are at work they are
guarded with soldiers armed with
guns that shoot biickshnt.
The newest institution to be install-
ed at the island is ii steam laundry. An-
other plant that hss been added to the
post is a bake shop.
, The engineer' department which cin-
ploys a large number of ltalians has
all of its employees quartered in one
section away from Vtheo soldiers. The
unmarried officers have quarters by
themselves in small cottages built to
liccomuiodatc two families each. which
are occupied by married non-commis-
bloat-d olllccre At Gilli Island a heavy
etoilo riprsp is being laid all amend
the edge of the island and bore. dit-
iéront from Forts Wright or Terry.
be0 heavy masonry of tile breastworks
o the insane in guns can
soon ”0wa shore“ «no: new work
belng taken up as soon as the old is
completed on Ill 0 slands it will be
years before the lort fictitious art-1 corri-
plcio. A big brick prison on Plum ls-
lond is talked of. for the next thing
and It will be constructed of brick
made on the Island;
coavch'rs csaruaeo.
Four Men From panuemora Reunited
Up in the Woods
PLATrs'BUnu N. r. Jilly 25~After
searching five days and nights. John
Elliott and WWW Kennedy. we of
the four escaped convicts, from Danae-
iiiora prison; were captured in the
woods near Barnuhy‘s Corners yester-
day Pelcr James and John Collins.
the at or two. were 1riln' down and
captured tonight about a quarter of a
mile from Rolland railroad st tlon at
Aliens and less than 'a mil flom
whore Elliott and Kehnedy were taken.
They were drenched by the rain, hun-
gry and almost exhausted. When
Keeper Severance got the drop on
them with tile riile. they, quickly tam
up their nitride.
Keeper will: Nort snap civilian
named LaFouhtal a iscbvcred Elliott
and Kennedy early this moral
opened fire with their rides an liliiitt
was shot in the leg. The convicts
reached the prison at 6; 30 tonight.
Kennedy and “Elliot t'chcll' lied on
clothes hats and stole Inga Etolcn from
Purdy’s store. in thdir pockets was
found-313.91. the exact amount of
money stolen from Partly. The will
be indicted tribd and united tedlyi
sentenced for burglarislng the store
This sentence together with the loss
of the time they would have been al-
lowed for good behavlor. will keep
them in prison ten‘ or fifteen years
beyond the thrite years which remain~
ed of their present tel-Ins. 1E .
ELKS SESSION ADJOURNED.
W"
'l-il
Otdoera Installed—4's Meet Next Year
in ‘Citlalnnltt. ‘
BALTIMORE. lid'd'...ltliy11ll
man of the al‘ er's cit
no: (if Beniti'dieht‘ and tP tectl tli‘é
Order or like claim to have been 'the
allergen and innit, mum (Mild
Lodge nleetlng‘2 lin lithe history of the
There were 4.08
Hits ”loaf
131111111,
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AT- ‘ oars. 1
illmdrodlh Company I t lmpod
lug struelule arid woi htm1l’r0m 1
iiit‘ broad piazza a splcudi view of
(lard! er'u flay pun he' qbinlgigydé Title
line Illndf‘etliilr Company fool
quite prlwli of t hiddr quarter}... South
or am one Iltlnircdtliv dompmy ouur‘
They .
last Mtg. ‘
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Bridgeport Advertisements.“
Ki‘ Alisa
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1an% ”Todd r1u
The store will close at five o’clock every afternoon,
except Saturday. through July and August.
or till
'A.
SAMPLE UNDERMUSUNS
A few especially fine garments are lcle from the Sale
of Undermusline which began earlier ill the month. ,
Nainsook Skirts with deep flounccs of tucking and
Vaieilticnnea lace or, 'Swias embroidery » l
About a dozen exquisite nainsooic Niglitgowus Vmadc
iii dainty fashion with round necks, and elbow sleeves.
trimmed with Valenciennes or Mechlin lace and fine tuck-
ing. 1 ,
A small lot of F rclich Chemises beautifully made.
some with fronts of solid lace run with ribbons. .
1 Drawers and Corset Covers of the same finc Qual-
ity The quantity is limited. and these garments have
been haildled. and are massed, but the prices are way
dewn. Just look them over.
NEW HANDKERCHIEFSV.
- Several new lots just op cncd that are every way do»
sirablc.
For women.
‘ eve—w—
Swiss Handkerchiefs, hemstitched and cm-
broidercd.
. Sheer linen uniaundcrcd Handkerchiefs with
narrow hems. 1
Linen cambric laundered Handkerchiefs.
The three lots 10 cts. each 6 for 50 cts.
Soft- finished Handkerchiefs with medium
hemstitched home. to cts. each, 6 for 50 cts.
New Bandanao Handke rchiefs in red and blue.
These are used for many different purposes. Bathing
Caps, Sofa Pillow Covers. Laundry Bags, and Kimonos.
Prices 5. 8, IO and I3 cts.
Fancy Handkerchiefs for Pillow Covers.
grounds with colored borders and corners. to cts.
--a s- ‘
For men.
white
There is a wonderful Sale of Toilet Alticlcs going on.
It is impossible to enumerate all the attractions. as addi-
tions are constantly being made. You are certain to get
splendid values in Toilet Water. and Soap.
In the Toy Store. Child ren‘s Veiocipedes. $i.5o, $1.75
and $2.25.
Velocipedes, rubber tired, $2.75.
. $13.50, and $5.25.
Tricycles, $4.00. $4.50 and $6.75.
can.)
BRUTALLY TORTURED.
A case came to light that for persist
ml and "HMO It. lflll ioiiiier has perhaps
never been equaled. Joe Goiohick of
Collins Calif. writes: “F01 15 years i any sleep. 1 had consumption so bad
andniod insufferable pain frein Rheii- that If i walked a block i would cough
inatlsm and nothing relieved me; 'frlghifillly and spit blood but when
though i tried everything known. i all other medicines failed. three 31. 00
came across Electric Bitters and its bottles of Di King's New Discovery
the greatest medicine on earth fer that wholly cured mo and l gained 58
trouble. A few bottles of it completely Vponnds. " it‘s absolutely guaranteed to
relieved and cured me" Just as good cure Coughs Colds. La Grippo Bron-
for Liver and Kidney troubles and gen- chitia and all Throat and Lung Trou-
el'al dollillty Only 50c. Satisfaction iblcs. Price 50c and 31.00. Trial bot—
guaranteed by Frank H. Baxter Druir- ties free at Frank H. Baxter's (“1:5
I NIG1I-i'l1' WAS HER TERRCi-l.
“i would cough nearly all night
long." writes Mrs. Chas. Applcgste; of
Alexandria, ind. “and could hardly get
, m. and been“ ”11111111311
has burns the at“
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