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”Whey are the 60o quality.
3 ' ’ool'i‘ oi Gents' UnderwsIn In
flibooo'ahd IPlgIoI.I III I25:
.”‘st
1 i'
Marcus-.1 oi libs“ 25c 'qusIIty.
nonlinear Lsolss' Vests at
(gang in; I lint c lass Furniture‘store we have.
raacv aocxsri‘s "‘
Mortals cusses ‘
III at inI‘I ttrs
natal-Ilia}? 6:12:33." . n )
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who M! ~
COOK MID 5. '
I ' .TiAI‘LII! WARDROIII 1
I, i agontd ior the “Cooler" Sectional 300k Case. (Catalogues given
Won" ' up»... at» ca ‘ugu. i
uswwsmsss
. OCIIIN DOORS
WINDOW IIIIIIIIZINI
Milli LO
lboiitinu‘o our. SPECIAL’ BALE
cur Inspection at this rare opportunity or securing a high grade
1:. {a this sale you will Iind Steiany. Hardman, JeweItt‘ Wood-
til
Shonlpfigr Pianos and Visual as. . ‘
Whiz-”W "ml at" J“
‘ GoMpLeraluons ruaIIrIIIumos; 1.5.11
NW“ “1130 «ind Ann Streets. South Normal/I
75c to ”.00.
1prcho. “
and attractle stylbs.
west'wlivdow, at re'girIIr p‘rlco'. 10c.
ta.‘ I
l ”.11
rHOII
but?” 1 .
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‘OMNCOI
i 1‘ ' I
ivnw PIANOS for one week.
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LADIEO’ SHIRT WAIBTO.
White dens. irorIII 75a to $3.00.
A sample line in Shirt Walsis, value
Slightly sdllod It halt
LIdlsI' Neck Wear In large variety
1iIr11
Ladies' Home Journal tor Iuiy, sIoe
-. by’lefi‘lli. 5.
Vi ‘ J ‘1
II‘Wl'IWI W”;
t e' . h c 3%.“ caught, after
a long run.
One at the best plays oi
fifli’lfil‘dili’if ‘i‘v‘ii‘fii’i Vii”:
.__J
‘ Eire Ipplre ly under way tor more
Iti'orlng. ”031% allot: ”WI
mi. aria {ii iii
lin lured in I Iaisup. but blucrlly con-
od to via the a game.
hit was lecuIrir hi to stand
“hm II.“ u 115 In
blatant rnoontaeasoa
will In Athletic Club
learn. of ~061me
The score by innings:
1‘ RAO'I. .
1‘1AlikliP0Al:
trim" 5 l 1 o o o,
1 11!)" i I l 1 0 0
res n‘. s..s. 3 3 2 l
gab. i I 1 2 a 2
i o i 1 it
Dost. 2b. i o 1 l i 1
Kohti-bpsilth. o o 2.1 o
c.l(ilirnan o. to ill 1 i
woman. 4 o o 2 2 2
‘g." Ha—'—-—-—-—&—<’—3-.
“Totals. as 412 2711 9
Newiields. ' 1
1 AB it H PO A iii
Dunbar. .h ii 8 d 3 6 0
ISherwood,ct.. 010010
animal’s ii 1 t 2 8 0
1 i 2 17 0 0
{Widen 6‘12320
manual]! “asap 5 I 3 l 8 1
Boenwlt‘ 6 0 2 l 0 0
Ligglna. r.t.. 5 i 0 0 010
DarchnJL. 5 2 l o a 0
"Totals. 4811151717 1
mill: I‘by lnnIings: ‘ -
ltflifl ....... 220000000~i
Newnhlds. ....10“3800'l 1.21141
" 'Sacrlilce hits. Cahill. Sherwood.
Stolen bases Cahill Mansfield. Left
on Macs R a (II-’a, 8i Newtields.-ii
'l‘Ivo heso‘ hits.“ ..Dunbar Banners.
Three base hit; -8telmets Home run.
Dunbar: Double plays. Dunbar, Stel-
uietsand Mansfield. Baker- 1and Hans-
ileld. Hit by pitched ball. Mansfield.
Brennan.a Struck out. by Moat-nth, 7;
Wild pitch, Dargsn.
Time of game. one hour. titty-two min-
ates. Umpire Thomas FI‘ Walsh.
I......a.
M'KlIIDiNO, 5; DETHELO, 0.
”M
Fast Game Played on Baxter Grounds.
1- ‘1 Dates-day Afternoon. 11
One of the best pla‘yddhaii ghmes
semi in thislvloinlty tor aome "time was
played on the Baxter Gnomes last flat-
urday'. between the Bethoi and the G.
N. McKibhinI Manufacturing Company' a
Ieaiiis‘, Ind shirwon by the Mcxlbbins
by the score of 6 to 0.1‘holgame was
abounded '1 with“ that. ‘imlppr " plays
throughout. ‘ The Dubai war is doin-
posed diluent‘ldYnani‘y *hsll players and
1have" shbw'that they can play'good
hall. The "rubber" game will‘be play-
ed 1at Bethel on August 22d. A large
orIde or'liethol'hboters «companion
the club to this city. noteworthy
feature or the game’wss “tho entire ab-
sence at all bickering ud kicking. This
1 feature; however, harm prominent
in all'tho Mollbbln'gnmes; -Oornen'a
great pitching and Lads-Igan‘ s capturel
or a smoking line drive brought cheers
from the crowd.
Wm New styles Pillow Tops and IPiIlow lethzlu It In PO A E
Underwear. Plain and C0"!!- anuol, cit,b i 0 0 ii I!) 3
S ”Wood. 1 ., 4‘ 0 0
w” "w PM“, 8“". mm ':o ':o ':s ':o °:I ‘zo Williamson, (3.. 4 0 0 7 3 0
Smith;li., d o I a 0 o
’RI‘IKMI.'88., 3 0 0 0 2 0
MoManuaab. 3 0 0 2 Ii 0
1 stun, 2b., a o o a I o
. Henwood.p.. . 3 0 1 0 l 1
1.Nash.Ii 801000
3] 0 322‘10 1
‘Lsdrlgan out on hunted ball and on
infield iiy
. .1 McKibblno. '
txi.‘l1.d) ABRIBPOAE
1Creagh 8b.. 4‘ 1 2 l 0 i
S hN l)olan.cl'., 401000
out waalk. moment's ., 4 I o a I o
drawn... 41-0120
_.___*_. __ :Ixegzoflh.llfb., : 1 3 :3 0 0
.j’fi ;»‘0J1=‘LI gIn, :, 0 0 0 0
1...!" MI run, El , fl Lu 1806112111.; 4 0 2 0 0 I)
'1 1131i Knm‘rc. 8011811
neat Fire Sale! m °' - 3 ‘ ‘ ° 1“
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34 I510 211; a
We do carrying on a sale or superior IiId thoroughly. re— ,1.) o o o o 0.0 64,
- 0 I 0 .1 II 0 0 0 l~5
QAIII. Iipr the fires of this
:KII‘
Itwo thousand tons
.We‘ base recently received at our
unease which we are proud to send out. There
a to 9‘ Interior: stock in our yards today.I Prices are
community every business
”HI" "
wliirves
of nasty mlned“ati" “ii-
‘in y
til I.“ 011W billdE
oon' & Beckett
obraenlz‘o
it-‘Reywort:
hie mic. unused Ionian-I» toasts
' woi'xi‘flrhy'
.. g’fithol l; maximum
at Iliour so more:
moiII: Umpires “David
V ‘ik:“-.
“bibles-
dong
,NgyrIoNALt‘IIIM‘ohrlamm
I
I
I oer Wanemo‘ flow
abridge) tr:
'“1eld
m Norirdiitdri °"
1 ruminations: crime.“
tueurnoyeli to New Canaan. Saturday
om
Ifld
3
p
6' game.
thil‘tesln ia'that pisoe‘la
retiysontoot by the ”01.13..“
o 0roos
wig.” “01m. lib WW1 3901'".
‘m‘flnu I. an .
IILIA
W1
II 10; 8‘0. c..o.
wield d. .0018!“ liwinr
ming Club met aturdsy afternoon.
Mortimer-mow IIworr‘by'I'scoI-o ni’
lag thb 1‘0“th of two till a plIIs
n t‘eam having one Io‘ their
ill It'll Arnbld obthpotod th’e‘ bat cry
or the" T: 'iil. 0*. A. on” Saturday.
lily 80th the Meltibbln bianulactur-
Ing countryman will try conclu
slons mm the Greenwich aggregation
on the lsitor‘s grounds.‘ «111 '
Wool-d ‘
fl A a IA‘LL‘ ‘i‘lAiIi GHAWINOID'.
Manager Sylvester P Bowen, oi the
Darian‘ basebalr team has sent a chat
lange‘ tor the Roth a tialdschaildt team
in ninth Nbrwalir'sslilng tor a date.
Manager Bowen is willing to play the
"flags. winner- take all and is con
llilent 'thstvhb Will get the money.
A number“ ot‘ Norwnlk enthusiasts
are very anxious-to have the it h ii
team and the’MrKibens ltieeton the
diamond. and 'tlisre are seine who be-
lievo that the. latter could win IlIo
It is to be hoped the teams will
b a1
moot ‘betoro the season chug.
W4.
8III’AR SWIMMING CLUB 8. 80008 7.
There Was an exciting game or ball
played on the Concord-'Iatreet ‘lot.
aturdhy. between the Soaps and Slur
Swimming Club. the manor team
winning by I score oi right to seven.
The battery for the share was ltoy-
nolds‘ Ind Mulligan; Sn 8Ios GroeIch
nor and Hill.
WEOTONO DID NOT APPEAR."
'8t1“~ilary's 'l‘. A B: Cadets were to
bow played the Weston lvasobsll‘ieism
on the Fair Grounds diamond, Saturday
afternoon. but the Westona tailed to
'arrlve.-1Tho10ndets played I picked
nine and won by the score or i to l.
VIVIEDIDINO OF DAYS! MIAYMIE.
She Wrote Her Own Account oi lt tor I
Kansas Idltor. "
"i saw I stimulant in the Globe list
night" writes Dayso Maylnc Appleton
lo the Atciilsori titan) Globc.‘ “that
brluca in future onto their ow wed-
ding notices. I am to be tour or IIi'n
)June and II I will be ru‘ih'od
write? my woddl anthem with rial
nose that ‘yoh phi It1uhtIrilroleIaed.
ii sult‘ mo_ and us thsi‘ is the only
hm 11mm Item in a wedding notice I
you will main no changes."
no'i‘iiIl- notice cutting our place. daIcI.
gnomes etc‘ llo'ss:
“ran? bride Is one of the most highly
acdotnhhshell girls in Atuhiaon. She
was considered the boat dancer in town
beforeshe was 16. and bid women were
praising her~'limwn wom1‘beforo she
was 12. ‘Thls'is uni her first opportun
my to wed. She has been to New York
five times. and revolved] prophddl
from a dilleront man ‘oIery limb. The
groom is in luck to get her. Her wed-
ding dress is very really. and her wed-
ding outliti most complete. "
Here folio titty lines describing the
wedding dress.
"The bride has so many dresses
made. " the' notice continues "that she
had nervous prostraildn. the Molt of
being tried on 'and at one tithe had
totirhdoiitbra. The bride with twice
elected president or the Socrates Dit-
m others toll in the private establish-
eraif‘tldli.‘ The‘grmm has gbt III
prise. ” m moi. in a clerk in I 'ar'ore
hut.i kaows Incite oi the details ‘of tho
busineid‘ than the proprietor. He ap~
preclstea his food luck in the prise he
has won. "‘ '
4......
JOAQUIN MILLER.
W. Nut surprised at finding Hid
J’ Obltua
laMl’ildi’. who as
.1. “d a.“
.1 hp s ‘ '
“mp.
recently ail
reading his own a thi-
the tint lnvestIIb “in
9 liar. the
ot' ..
the hinge oompa‘hi‘do 'had iiikea pai‘i
iii hat struggle. but the colonel sold
1 combatonE. Thou
{as [ChlBllQHfl-QG
1-1.3.lsooiu-IaI-eu-afl
1 am hours. Attend
in“ pa e “montage?“
teen to nine.
0 was umnlroi l,Il'lth midi-l1
. The “R up iIollowsIai
ii ' :3 diub.
‘ é‘ Ibusdgo
l osky Benedict
0 her iii. Oran
mail as - wlIiWuolEhE
.R fresgh‘ s
Ke ley
Mohaghan Mullliian
I. 31399! Kano
lmkitdodf :3 "j 1. moan
“Mg" "1§“‘Y..M."d’.
5'“ng A? bsse’hail‘loam imit-
"gow‘tb 'tlroénwi "letui‘ 6313‘ am
tong... mi 131 11° i
po 10
a bi Ibhrtbe ‘ui
fiewmfli‘a mi?“ in on dad
rs there" ro“ any i eat iba’vg
at, ‘thii' p hhliisl one anabo-
t.tlon with the tutors pomlcs Ioi‘ tho
mu Jenner?! w I‘d Wilhelm the
$1.
1 _ .31 i:
ll . - year”; old. fa lire. l7 ‘co boltfiilor dint)! ‘ ,"
gm imp...
WI&_‘I lotosmo PUGETW souigp eatoowt.
’Qb Io-IIII- a
lit illicit: Grids
fl"? W'flwvvnvn «v rmnomn
It. .6135” :imi ”viii-1.
treat but little Alton-
11;!on NW quimsld
1 .
(Corn: a once at Assm ted Press.)
i’Ek‘l MT;J ”Julie 13—- The hdwth' of
co the
little
attention I‘Iizi‘htlhxaMI“ United States and In
Europb lusddvcl‘
ogcd glad II lly‘ amigos“, it is
filcfikbigulgiio miiiéidi gm"
m . ‘ Mum ,‘theio Ire'ludlcii-
"has! at‘ Japan ls striving In éyory
way to advance that influence with the
Chinese government. and it"lt‘even ‘
broadly stated. her ultimate object Is
to st ena’lIIc-n her own position by an
allla co ill tho Celestial 'ei‘ripii‘e; us'-'
lag 01 I35“ segment Inai‘ totetbdr they
c'ould‘ ‘ett rcflat tho aggressions: or
the Weitcrh pOWers‘ urpsn't motdbrld '
rlsd since she began to adapt; Western
methbdlI. d‘ little“ more than him a
century ago. has tl ub‘tiess linprehsed
man premlh out Inamen who are
now uy hwhk'e to the‘ hb'lplcsaness oi
theIr can try. Which has so strikingly
Illustrate by tho easy capture of their
capital. As an Oriental people who
understand momma as no European
ample (an, and as only the Asiatic
usslans can hope to do. the Japanese
may lie able to make heddeay in their
undertaking; “
it is certainly true as the records
of the Japanese legaiion hero show,
that a very large nuriiher or Japanelie
have lninulod northdrh Chinii since the
Boxer war. Not counting the Russians.
they are perhaps equal in numbers to
all the Europeans anti Americans in
New ChWang. Port Arthur and Dalny.
’l‘hcrc' are ovm L500 at 'I‘icn 'I‘sln.
and mere than live hundred in Pckin.
Before the troubles men) were a more
lIIIndI‘lIl‘ ‘
To‘ attain her political objects. Jap-
ah' ii agents are trying to Wm "tho con»
lldenIo oi the morn pow‘criul' Chinese
oiiIrlals notably the progreslslvo rice
roys. Clmng-(‘hI-Tung and Yuan .II
Kai. Several Chinese: olilcials of rank
have been induced to visit JIlpan dur.
lag the past few days They were
w‘arr‘nl welcomed and Japan sought
to iii! (‘38 them with the community
or interest between the two (ounlries
It Is also said that Japan is seeking to
eiléct a reorganisation or the ‘Chin-
use arlny. and that there are many
Japanese instructor! In the army, who
have snp’crcollcd Europeans. Germans
and others.;who were In the service
bcnoro the Boxer troubles ‘
The Imperial university in Peklu,
whlrh was directed from its beginning
by the learned Dr. W.. A. P. Martin. an
A‘mrrlcau missionary. has been rcoI-
ganiscd by the Japanese. The troubles
between the Chinese mlnluter In Japan
and the students at his country reveal-
edlthe fact which was a surprise to
the diplomats in Pekin. that a thous-
and Chinese students are living in To~
kid. Thul w'as six months ago Since
then the number oi Chinese students
has increased to 2.000 and millions tho
children 0! cement the. higheat‘olli
rials and nobility. apart (ruin the rul-
lng race. the Madeline. who heretoioro
have scorned to ioék beyond the walls
oi Pekin (or knowledge. and what is
even more wonde‘i‘lui. era are a una-
drod or more girls among them Cheap-
nods was the potent argument Which
the do anose used to 'Ittract Chinese
Itudcn II to Japan. Most of the stu-
dents are enrolled In the Tokio Univer-
shy. but others are In military. normal.
agricultural and scientific schools and
ments or Mr. FukudiIWa and Count
Ohuma. who have played a great part
In moderninsing JIpIu.
NEIWI YORK. IUIICIIDE IDENTIFIED.
NEW YORK. Juiy fies-The body of
the man who killed his woman com.
tphItilon and than. 659‘!de suicide at
lgfidotthé
limb
roles mbady; “II! a. closetr
1? ith
pmmmrs
‘ H Iii
11%? .‘ii1.:i%§“':i‘:d
n a
Ame «when of o ‘ e
an. ls‘s‘ acquain-
Iaeifiggmbii :Tilqki .W.l§°
1-21”
'rAc ll
Irina-lili-1
Erica. apIyI.‘
1‘ ii
“Mild IN" .
m
‘Fm-‘lt u- a N»
fiflfi
' Itbl
1 ”fin ~- 1
I..,.V
'The store will close at‘ii've o'cloch every afternoon,
except Saturday. through July and August.
lvluliiw'llJ1
11'1" l‘i1l
OnIs oi the Crisis." Sals‘sI
i
In ii“ minnmdr ’ “ ’i
l!!!
q goods DI arimsnr.‘
It was our determination to maize july a telling (maul
at the Wash Goods Section and the last week of IthIo month
will ecliptic all that have p'rec eded it.
Each day we shall
take some desirable iabric and make I special closing price
on the catirc assortment.
Today at 15 cts a yard. one hundred pieces of line
French Zephyr Cloth.“ AIIIIIdeIrsohI Gingham. and IAberioyle
Madras. all this season' a goods. both imported and dom‘és-
tic fabrics, Which livae been heretofore 25. 29, 39, 45 and
so cts. a yard
The IBurette Mercerized SItripes are amongst the best
of all cotton goods. There are several mixtures reprisent-
ed in the solo, red and' white. green and white. and tan
and whitte, very neat and effective. These Were originab
ly4 4'5 cts. a yard.
There may be found also among these some designs
suitable for Pillow Tops and Stand Covers.
As for the
dress goods they will be just as desirable next season as
this.
All 1g cts a yard.
Summer gloves.
None more satisfactory than the Vallier Washable. It
is an elegant Glove as regards appearance. and its durabil-
ity has been proved $1. 75
Lace Mitts, either white or black. all lengths.
Do not miss seeing those Lawn and Dimity Wrap-
pers. There is a splendid assortment of 'colbrs, the styles
are attractive. and the prices tempting. ‘All sizes from
34 to 42, inclusive. At tbeSection i‘or Undermuslins.
A'recent'arrivai of new China brought some superb
specimens at Doulton Willow Ware.
There are Plates.
Salad Bowls. Chop Platters and Jugs of various sizes. The
beautiful'blue of this ware always makes it a favorite.
A table has just been arranged with Novelties in
bisque intended for card'prives or souvenirs.
25 and 39 cts each.
unique and very pleasing.
They are
i
.1.
._...-. ‘4...
A' calmed brother who "got’rbllglon"
In southwest Georgia is in trouble. He
"went Into :1 tram-o. for six days and
nights" and woke up with three mules
that Illdn' t belong to Mme—Atlanta
Constitution. '
CALLED UP AT MIDNIGHT.
"Something like I. month ago a neigh
her of mine came to my house at mid-
night und called me up and wanted to
know It I had a meulcine In the store
recommended (or cramps In the stom-
itch and diarrhoea. I said him a bot-
tle oi Cbamberlaia‘ s Colic (‘holera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. which he carried
back home And. It the same time sent
for 'a doctor: immediately on his return
home he gave I dose at this remedy.
and he afterwards told me that the nth
tlent was entirely relieved before“ the
doctor got there" says Enoch Bureau.
O'liea Ala For sale by Stillson ”Pow
ell Corp" Baxter Pliermacy. Ollflord
Phdrmacy 4s ‘ "
I
1
A youngster was 'ioollng around the
Norton“ getter ywu id‘én: t ..
on? em all end or a dog the other day boon
33°; ‘N. 17a?“ . with “(12:13: 00} " ss‘id‘a careful aunt: "h’e'll bite."
“Edi” "" “I“ do“: No obi "“01 no. auntie!" soul the baby; ise
has" yetIi l hthowoma‘n; "4"..ng Ito’ gt “0. “its ”(and 43mm?" Even-
H: L "10395.”; ‘ all!” to whom. waijI gonna I!!! tried. . I 1‘
bio . ‘1
.. .. .. 11.111.11.131
-. aids w
mil exception
blitzes; ITho'Cill
.—.—-———.~——-I—— '
iii} think i’m 116i hhrcl to Iget along
Ii
- "huh. nayiher am i. mum! Whin
a Iiisthresil id‘d‘oin‘ her best. ‘tls me- .
f“3.ii°i.9i°’itattlss av It'll?!"—
-..‘... r1 "i a M II“ ..
Iteraa'mi‘flio (lililord manner.
' though I tried everything known.
.e 81“”!
fifldMAmflmflfifim
'Manhg‘er—i think. Mr. Grooves. that
there is a future for you it you will
only live up to your own good Judg-
meat.
Mr. Grooves—l hope to do better
than that. I am going to try to live up
to my press notices.—-Boston Tian-
script.
ONLY CURE FOR DVIISPEl’siA.
hir‘s‘. Franillsh Bush‘ or New angle.
Deb, says: ‘ "i suitor , for years wlth
dyspepsia.1 'Used-to have great dis-
tress and belching. I tried everything
.i could hear of but nothing helped me
until! their Brazilian 8&th and one so
cent bottle c‘ureil‘ me completely ”
i-or sale by R II. Plaisted, I". ll. Bax-
.l C.
it happened at the' golf
"Whorde's‘ Brown?" ’
' He’s taking a hazard.“
“What‘ do you meant"
"He' e making the round of the links
with Miss Flirte. ”i—Chlcago Post.“
W
1lliUTALLY TORTURED.
A tale come to light thatdor persist-
ent ant unmerciiul torture has perhaps
never been» equaled.- Joo Golobloh at
[blm- Ollie... ‘ writes: "For 16 years 1
Sodium lasuherable pain immanen-
method and nothing “tiered mg
comoacroes “Electric Bitters and it's
the greatest medicine on for that
troubier- Aiew bottle“! It. upletehv
'relieaed and emotions " Just MM
links.
' .lor Lister and Kidney troubles antigen-
drll deblllty. Only 500. Satisfaction
gIIsranItood- by Frank ii. Ifloater. mus
gist." so
“Dickie when you divided those five
cars-Isis with your little stator did you
three?" 11.1.1...-
"No ma. I thought they wouldn't
I“ mine out even. so late one 'Itoroi be1'
H fii' mar 3
II‘oiui Wm o'all‘ ado; “that this
an automobile?"
£11131. mrmmmI
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