s "
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r t >
. our
_ ‘1‘: s .1‘. s s s
‘ 11cm ruin
“it?“ ' 51 135;; no.
151/ Km
I‘tl‘onolglomw sod .ililolilli‘y. $111161.
0 ‘ :11} . 11‘ Li" L; '
Warmer firihm Tightly. 53.1.“); dis-H
turbancc control over Lake Bupdrlor to
producing considerable cloud .wosth-
or with light snow and rising rs-
wture in a northern portion _ the
lake region. Another disturbsncc is
centrnlat Jacksonville. Fla, and is
producing light rain on the Booth At-
16mm “agent as; tliarmr’i‘orth vrl'l‘l Norfolk.
wwwm ..i1t , . .W .~
limb? 'v'l,i,cipit.y.1.331ribi . masterful?“
w roam ,, coup. . ,.t0..~
my. 1131,1111... The 13th; .1112... hi
the ,Unltcd’fiststes reportficmpcw
tui'o‘s'obovo- wins we onsthe
smile... on ISM {sou auanuc
11. 1 ‘-
Mrs. L. C. Wilson. of New York. is
1 the guest of MrsOharies E. Ferris,
of Bsyvlew avenue.
[H 1
\
,rr. - . . . x > ‘
"‘“Lelltllel‘ Dog Muzzles and Leashes.
fancy and plain Coll rs. at M. J. Mc-
Naraey‘s. Doucvan B cell.
David Ferris, of Cedar street. has
entirely recovered after his protract—,
ed attack of typhoid fever. '
Mrs. W. E. Olmstead is visiting in
South Norwalk as the guest of her
mother. Mrs. B. F'. Gregory.
‘ —-'i‘here will be free dancing at the
Hawthorne Inn, , Westport, Saturday
night, Februartlou . .
Mr. and Mrs. John .i. Goodwin. of
Haviland street,.are spending the day
with relatives in New Britain.
——All blankets and Robes all cast.
Mchrney’s. Donovan Block.
James In Russell, of 26 West. ave-
one, is able to be out. and in fact, is
well again after his recent illness.
The iron work for the front of the
new South Norwalk Club building has
arrived and is now being put in place.
—if you are thinking of buying a
new or second hairdAnto. call on L. M.
Wright. Telephone-1043’. '
liecausc of the menus? at the Ar-
mory. tlln Bowing t‘irci ole. King‘s
Daughters. will ,not hold thcir rcgu.
lar meeting tomorrow.
. W “
The annual meeting of the Norwalk
Automatic Cigar stores company Was
adjourned from last. evening. until
Monday, Fcbuury 19.
«You can't afford to‘ miss the an-
nual concert and ball of the East Nor-
wnlk Fire Police, tomorrow night, Ar-
ion Hall.
A regular meeting of the Friday Af-
ternoon Club will bc. hold on Febrln
my 9th,. at the residence of Miss Cur-
tis. 6 Union Park, Norwalk.
A son was born last night to Mr
and Mrs. Edward C. Knox. of Orchard
street. Mr. Knox is cashier of the
John Hancock Life insurance Com-
pany in South Norwalk.
Dr. and Mrs. Jean Dumortier have
given up the idea ‘of going across the
ocean and have gone to Atlantic City
while .tbc.doctor is. recovering from.
his; recent se
fever;
Grenville
(brash Herb, Ointment)
01.... '
3% 1
Coughs,”
.‘ . not.
by removing the minnowswolicn. sore
It is very.
tho
ducts that food the mucous membranes,
These
and tickling membranes.
penetrating and soon roaches
with their utolsiening fluid.
ducts are very. umsilmnd very serial
tivo and a cold «Wells and inhuman
thsm. Ciroupilo with its hauling linrb
juices nuickly; removes ”the, soreness
undigopuns tho? ‘wdy. for thematic-1M1
pm unobstructed to the surface. The
cause Mord the swelling subsides
and the couch. mun».
rwcnlynvcdsintrs box. at current
WWW“? 19', an!“
Pits or]. .
or mo sy“ bsdlt.‘
J US$131, W1
morass LOT or 1mm
.51. .1.
*lb.
fl....i. 100 LI
Air“ of egg: ‘ ‘ ‘1“
il . 1m
urchin. . I}; ,
, Mazatlan ovonufisswbcn *1; house .
It‘ll: ,. ‘1 11, , . ,, “W .
M; 190%?” .- out: fr ‘ '1 .11 .1"
vere attack of typhoid
fusion showgthut. all»; 1
s b
sour
at l
lieu. of the ,4 are .
human .1 11.1.1
academia? 51.1.21
at or state in cw inn; 11.411 pnopic
‘ 1' ~61ngth Misfit
“q *‘ on u 1°11?“‘”é
RI. 9 x i‘ y 0
. rdtecftiohfluh c" nmnsfiu ty or do-
visas M 5*qu of de-
thmrs , is
anon; at he fill?
in and; calm ml
and emu-muted,
oi." inc by‘p tentst re are scores
on t ultimatum :3 “grilled engine-
9‘ 2191009“. I Jill unjcom na-
nth. Which lino continuous incomes
to those who have made the diacovo
rice. Nearly 50 you-puny,
doctrine of spiritualism 1, was
ploitcd by the Fox sisters and ,spirit
rs pings Were board in the homes of
on turc. Hiram Simpson an aged stone-
cutter. and dreamer. mtwcd how his
home near, themllhrrluqoff-fllum H lid
in Hancock countlllflnd lockup can, _
on the side oflspun '35, an. n Pros-
pect, Waldo callil .1 mail by the jour-
WWL mmtflmln. .1 3179."
1591.11“th ' ~
Ill
who mementos worst“ 7 timel-
ed by nlnht. nud‘kwhilo hammslklnl
along the hishway in numerical.
mldalshhmwinslusibis-noon stick and:
maintains, rial mourns claimed, that
“an angel, of the. inrd" camfikilown do
him from the top of who. 1- beyond
dey flood and «imported. to 1 his mind
a recipe for making rod 'chullt of a.
kind-1 that: could be robbed on. a. chalk
ilneondthon have the color transferrz1-
‘cd,.so plainly. to . tho-granite -that. the
men 1wh01workcd upon the. stone could
see and follow the mark wilbdhcir
l aloud to
has that
”$995?“ near ‘ luvs. it dsprivss tho systsm of nourish-
hound lilacs mot and ths dslicsts organs psculisr u
athantoi‘fi woman sulfur —- wssksn. sod bosons
dlIIsIId.
Kodol
W1 31‘? ‘Dyspcpsis Cure
snsblss the stomach and digestive organ;
lof tho whclst
some food that may bs «ton. if. nourllhu
fths hadn'sndrsbuilds tho woslt prism
restoring hssltli ‘snti strongth. ‘ Wilbur
intimmwmnlpwon.liar-mm,- soul
and all stomach
to digest and assimilate oi
risings. bsichlng.hssrtburn
“WA“‘F ,hc‘z'
1.1 vi
militia
a an. str-
1 1 " so
Tuscurroao sHARM
W
' Ask for the 1906 Kodol Almanac and
l‘.
‘31...."
200 Your Calcutta
face with a drill.
steel chiseis and points. while bowing
a-sharp edgcuon the rock. White
chalfwas common. and cheap. but. us
awhile-line chalked upon. the light
colored granite could. not be seen by,
the workmen it was .of no benefit. to
tho atonecuttors, . . ,‘
“All attempts to manufacture. chalk,
holding a rod. ochre. or other ruddy
ingredients had failed, the material
cooling off from line every time, it1wns
strapped along the gritty. rock. Simp-
son remembered what the angel had
told him, and when he had collected
slabs and driftwood enough from the.
shores of the river .to build a shelter
formic family be constructed a kiln
from. rude stones in the field and dig-
ging. blue clay from the brooks and
mixing it with ochre and other ingre-
dients. shaped the raw. mud. in rude
squures and. baked it until. it was. of o
tnlimvy consistency. . ,
As soon as he1bad cooked enough to
muse a. backlood. ilo.put lllafillulk‘ in
a pack and walked away on superl-
dling tour among the stone quarries.
At first the workmen laughed at him.
not. buy from him he. loft bars of chalk
too. lllflu)’ .tltnoa.to buy without quos.
tioniug. . .., .
-_ Sim on sold .111; much us-lle could
sndnv 1n.,ho1found5men who. would
not buy from him heltf bars of. chalk
with them for trial. When hc returned
to the sheds a month later with a fresh
supply every man wished to buy his
chalk...and since then the rod-dunk
the favoritc among all granite work-
ers. Between 1870 and 18.80, when
the government was.usiug Muinc gra-
nite for the construction of public
buildings. much money was made from
the halo of thanks”; and wilcn‘fisnup-
son died he left. the secret to James
Holbrook, who has a monopoly of the
business.
A wholesale louse in Boston takes
the whole output of the Prospect chalk
factory, and. is pushing the-article to
all parts of the world. Meantime the
secret. which Simpson said he obtain-
ed from an angel in erundls as much
the mystery. 1
Another 1 valuable secret connected
with the cutting and shspin of gran-
ite—a secret which has-afford
quarter of a century—~41; ills method
of pro ring “bummica.'.'-inyentcd by
John
Rockisnd.
' “'Bummica" is
1
gather that when it is applied in
heated and- plastic condition It. will
harden and clldul'e..for a longer or
and bitumen.
dust.
been broken or nicked was of a ll:
dust and more, gum. in the
lion.
_ 4:.
wofitou‘ndmlt cheaper ‘3: 12031513
. p s1 . s1. H1 s
"bumpiicswto the faults than i
qufl‘gbll to lose all himpcsyiouplu
1.1..."1. 1.11“ 1 was“ .5.
‘ . screw: 011.9 mm
”of c sheds. and its soon Ill tilb
my“; tool humanism 1
among the men it vm av 11
inston sro snscoro o; marred
consultations HIM with.
when the work was done;
harpsi no homo wally
am 1 s position. - you
Oisrk’s “primaries" was but it stayed.
of tits
W10!
1mdlrctl
cryslrlbxbui. x .
. s
but w lo
and
All ‘
made by the Simpson secret has been»
'of a secret as It was halfa century.
ago, and nothing the chemists can do
is able to bring them any nearer to
cd.o.mple
support to a family for more than :1
Clark, a lame stone cutter of
a combination of pitch
and stone dust so hosted and but to--
a
shorter time and give the Impression
that.“ is genuine grunts. UntilLOIark,
made his discover; all she "burnmicsii
used by tin- slouc cutters In collcosllng
mistakes was from gum 11trssaoanth
combined with stone
in case the stone which had
lit Master in thtnuory ,Ollyttr
in tho noted (than of Msgono against
and mining cont»
anaconda worn
. in; practically
or the dofendlmt cmupuuics on NI
tint. much stonu dust was added. but.
if tho line was darker lhorc wands“
snowy
l .. ' . ..\,t ‘1
An ovary workman was made respon-
sible for tho alone he was engage »
c
l’
in iron
mg:- ths’t
.mmsphsd broken»: stone and was.
trying to conceal the error with “bum:
thi illsuil‘rcssuryfhulidirig st‘ Witch '
cm»
i‘bvmib " " 1'1
expos-
“W.“
= . ‘
ill-$0 the? o1 »
m 1‘
family holding the secret.
hold the books which could
vors bcstowed upon them by
ploycd about the sawmills'on
days after he resumed work.
had a large family of, small
Call upon the overseer of the
help, butrofusod to do so.
teaching English to such of b
compatriots as desired to ion.
‘.\s soon 11:; he was ublc u
of doors llc borrowed $100
0
in... stood on curbside of
by main strength.
workman an opportunity to 1;
The Matty idea was to put.
the Matty roll could saw 30
method.
Matty began to make and
cost of the roll was less
received what he asked.
Voizic. Bangor and Brewer.
money in bank and money to
wealthy.
1'.-1. 1
,FOR BILIOUONBBB
,H MAG E.
Take Orino Laxative Fruit
sweetens the stomach. aids
liver sad 1 burials-1 without
these organs.
constipation.
to accept sny,.subst.ltutc.
Drug Store.
1
the different smelting
butternut Butte cu
{counted yesterday, iiu
rotiuds that the hostages
5‘
within 9
Wm
, .i
in a.
5!
9"
.tuill ‘ s from the
‘fl‘l‘
cross on
lasing rs-'
health by this mn-
sdy. YOU may in
wsll if youwili tshs
lndlgIsticnssusu
nssrly sll lhs sick-
. 1 1 ii
““31“
a heavy hammer or penetrated the our.
Many men have. sought. to purchase
the secret of tli,c1,durablo cement from
the Clark family, but thus for, no one
has succeeded. The sale of the article
yields a revenue of about $6,000 to the
it would require a. small library to‘
with truthful tales of Maine inventors
who have tried their luck with the in-
cut oilice. Less than forty years ago
John Matty. a French Canadian, cm-
obscot river. broke his log and was
confined to his home for a month. Two
timbcr bit the same leg and fractured
it in two places, compelling him to
keep under cover for six months. lie
and was very poor. He was advised to
'poor for
For three
months be out up' inbcd tiling saws
for his neighbors; repairing clocks and
formcr'omployor and applied tor a pat»
outupon a feed roll for lath sun's. lin-
r the old system of sawing lathe a
dud shovcd the wooden bolt
Which the lathe were madc to and fro
This gave a lazy
of the labor upon his companion.
the table each side of the saw.
surface of this roll Wore many sharp
spurs. which caught hold of the undcr
surface of the bolt. and forced it. along
rapidly. so that two men working with
more inths than they could by the old
Thu patent was granted and
spurred rolls to the mill owners.
thougthutty set, the price at $50. and
inside of 10
years every lath mill in the country
was using the Matty roll. Today Mat»
ty owns houses in Oldtown. Orono,
patent on the roll expired a tow years
ago. but the invention made Matty
AND SICK
and acts as a gentle stimulant on the
DAMAGES OFFSET BY BENEFITS.
BUTTE. Month Feb. 8.--F‘lbdlllg of
is had been dumped
to. being deposited on farming
' the door lodgs volley was more
{by the general good result-
ho-‘opsmlon of the smelter-s.
all sin action of Masons sousht to
psrfsct
worn“
a
AOY. ‘
be filled ,
the pat-
thc Pen.
a falling
children
a French
l.
' oul
his
l.“1".l
the saw
from
M“ most
a roll on
On tin-
per cent.
scll tho
Tho
than $5,
He has
lend. The
Syrup. it
digestion
irritating
Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup cures. billiousness and habitual
Does not. nuusoato ol'
grips and is mild and pleasant to intro.
Remember the bums Orlno and refuse
i’luistcd’a
rt
'1‘. Crane
sustniiioil
Nihillcmoiiution of tho sit-cums into
surelting
alum and balsa
Anything In, his
lid Wstsr at:
M
, pose of abstinm’thc polls of sick and
ti sharpened
y' B'M“fl0fl.-~ x .1
H“ ”thymus.
tslv,."nsfinishsd in Any
1 ”W".
8. Storm Sen.
Joint. Norwsik.
"roam—2. '
and
1"“"wi‘ ,i i
a.”
Board ' or trailer.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Belief ofyihe Town of Nor
walk will meet at their office. Opera
Houss biockn 1 1 1
Thursday. Feb. 1, 1906, 2 to 4 p. a.
Saturday. 10th, 2 "to 4 p. m.
Wednesday.-.1,4,th.;’l to 9, cranium.
Saturday, 17th. 8:1 to s p. or.
Wednesday. 213l11-21to 4 p. m.
The. meetings sister the purpose of
basil“ ind deterhnnlng ‘ any and 1 all
appeals made to them-titan. the doings,
of the assflloni otldtllo “shot-11905.-
Thcy willnalso meet with incomes
sors,1as at‘iolnt board. Wednesday.
Wary anon! pin. for the pur-
disablcd persona.” ‘ ‘
Janus sorannmsn,
CHARLES 1W.»1BELL,
JARVIS "KNEW.“ ‘
y, Board of Belief.
was
wig
hTfioyser
Sale?!
When Trousers log or sizes
" get scattered We always speed
1* their parting with a cut of the
prices.
This we do twice a year to
keep our stock always new and
fresh. ‘
Former Prices:
“.00 ‘
. 1 "9“," “73?.-
3250 $3.50
/ ’!
Opso Monday. wunudsy and
actor-clay;P Evsnlngs.
1 -. 3x1 9 I i 1 1 .
; 0113113011115.
. translation
as Washington at. so. Non-ll.
Bo
PULAR
HOYT’S THEATRE.
m
8ATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10TH,
MATINEE AND NlGHT.
The Return Engagement of the
AMERICAN VITAGRAPH co.
With so Entire Change of Pictures.
Including the ”saint Picture,
LAIRIA. ITALY.“ .
SEE THE VILLIAN'S WOOING.
Revenge and Rstributlon.
2-PlRFORMANCE8—2
PRICES:
Mstinsc
Evening
111111111111
Scots on Sale Now.
HOYT’B ”THEATRE.
on: '11le“ am, ,
wsosssoav, rsssussv urn.
, 1.; .1 Opsis ..
, (19.33;:ch Yogi:
. , I ' i . m s on
.. 1.15am W115;
lfl'f'l-l asp» UQIO
‘ 'rm Musical coins? Wi‘m
charming ’dlm 1+.“ 0 this s
' .:. f i
.I11
PM“
NOVKLTYP, ‘ Ill ‘
Ns’titin‘s
PH“. I} s ;;5“.;‘” . .
'Pisl.
'1‘) 1‘1“" W '.
. {Misc tachrOsntsnsrisn‘cs outdoor.» .
tion of Deacon Esra Hammond. ‘
Wuodptock. cccursflctnrduy afternoon, ‘
February 17. ‘
Mr. Itl‘ammoud is the ol
- accuse int
"1,,r.11.l§¢hw. t
,, one .
who‘d aid-Lynn. rises ‘ .
each morning to do “this . ordszly user;
a s.
l.
Ruin ,
stock in 1806. and whens. onus man
learned in carpenter’s tr 0. follow;
ed by the s oomakc‘r'o tradp,fllr citalay-
or“: trade and. farmerstrsdc.
members during the 'war of 1812 of
seeing Major Flynn rusll‘ midtown
and Order Captainliudlock Perinato
mm with his troops/to
h
.the tobacco made him sicker than be
THE GREAT EARTHQUAKE N CA-
A Sensational pram! of‘chs..Julous¥.
s
.. Childrsn, 10c: Adults, 20:
10c. 20 and 300
Don man in tho Musical comm
‘5‘ ”or
'-
.m‘llfl'
ji’liii’orf" 1
l soro-
" 1'1. UK! ll. ,
with. m and line“
tidbit!“ i
tor of a Bond of Wood‘s my; 7' , 1"
The one hundredth birthday celebrni 1
0
.. .. 1’
. ,z‘ihw .. than a
anatomical . as a. young.
x {no riot? cord, of,_i
itb the lurk}i
1'1‘ba»..01d ,Jcilow “rat 6d 1861
do of billiliflllélafitt‘w on. on hisl
\Villcll illustrates til t he is still
sons youugfurmers a cw. ,
ammond Was born in W09!!-
oun
Mr.
.ilc rc-
I
,cw '10s-
don and also recollccis be ug. with.
igh sheriff ct Windham. coup ,.Bcps«
sear Guilds, when thatclllcia in the.
inspect and horscwbippcdf,, cm for
z sling sonic. clothes from a l be neat»
€11,191 old man is ,nuitc accomplished.
he as a madman-net, player. «imprinter
on bass .slnser. havingsuus in, the
church choir tonal ty:savén,,.ycars.
Deacon Hamilton h , drankwifee
all his life, and‘stili it his mornics
cup”? ,He does not it,
in he and. never
chewed but once on 13111111911111.1101.
has ever been si, cs...1.i{o isa staunch
republican' and cops 11 picture of
“Teddy" on his desk always.
'The.preaideut attona time heard of
his loyalty and sent a letter to him
which Mr. Hammond points to with
pride. 1. .
The centenarlan comes of a long liv-
ed faintly and lives with a. sister who _
is ninety-two years old.
The celebration of Deacon Ham—
mond‘s birthday is to be held at the
(ltonircgationol , Church. West Wood-
s oc . 1
'CASTO RI A
. _‘ Formula sndbhildm. 1
The find for lists Alwayslngll
Basra the
Signature of
ORGANIST lN SOUND BEACH.
Archibald 'l‘. Merriam. of Lowe
street. South Norwalk. has been cu-
gagcd as organist of the Congregation-
al Church, in Sound Beach. and will
commence his duties naext Sunday.
He succeeds Mrs. Edward Brittou
Manville, who has removed to Frank-
lin. Pennsylvania. Mr. Merriam is
a natural musician and has been heard
frequently in this vicinity. His many
friends wish him success.
.—
DON'T DECEIVE YOURSELF.
llon’t deceive yourself. if you have
indigestion take Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. it will relieve you. Rev. W. Bl.
'Hocutt, South Mills, N. (3.. says: “l
was troubicd with chronic indigestion
for several years; whatever i ate
seemed to cause heartburn. sour stom-
ach, fluttering of my heart and general
depression of mind and body. My
drugglst recommended Kodol, and it,
has relieved me. I can new eat any
thing and sleep soundly at night. Ko
dol Digests what you eat. The Clifford
Pharmacy. . . . , t.
“——
SUIT OVER A BILL OF GOODS.
The Case of eHating and Lighting
Company Against Clinton Hunter.
The civil case of the Healing and
Listing Company vs Clinton Hunter
was heard in the Norwulk ’l‘own Court
befortI Judge Joseph R. Taylor ycsier
day. Judge E. M. Lockwood rcprcsmlta
ed the defendant. while Huributt &
Davis appeared for the plaintiffs.
The case is concerned with a bill
of goods which Hunter purchased from
the plaintiffs.
PIRATING FOLEY'S HONEY AND
TAR
Foley «it Co., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and ion
rombdy, and on account of the gran
merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
and TM many imitations are offered
for the genuine. These worthless iln~
itatlona have similar sounding names.
Beware of them. The genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar is in a yellow package.
Ask for it and refuse any substitute.
it is the boat rcmody for coughs and
colds. Pialstud‘s Drug Store. ”
FACTS AND FIGURES FOR 1900.
it. is worth noting that the number
of days in the your just. entorod on ill
dlvliilllln by ilvo.
A clirlous nurture of the your limb
is that. ii‘ the tlgurcs urn twlalud round
and turned upside dowu thoy rend
BOdi
People who Wcrc born on February
as haw. strictly speaking. no ciliaiui
birthday this year. 'i‘hcv may. how-
:gclr. celebrate their birthdays on the
b ‘ s
, llastcr this your falls unnn‘u aun-
dny; this was also tin.- linen last
year.
French mm» tor. the months or
slightly different. from ours. lfor ill-
li‘sbuary bottom“ l‘cvrior, s if he on.
The Japanese, terms di or crib
more. .
To obtain this numhsr cf-min'uts'!
in 1900, In good recipe is to multiply
three hundred and claim" (the noon
bar of days) by twenty-four t he onus;
bur cilantro in a f) and on
tipiy the result by I ilty (this sum
of minutes in an hounl T it, till,
nssr enough for all \‘pri lcsi
' 11.1.1111 his; and labs to
much looser lhsn‘ct pmcnt buth
glamour be marrow prim,
”giro quality 1.. 111.131.111.111 tit
Milli“ i it”. My.
ill": ”llfifr'll’it
ntstd
ti
THE casarss'r imcnsv
THE HOUBEKEEPI‘NG BARGAI N8
”cu-9d ‘
'stsndsrd ovary-day wanted things,
needs.
vAn'nwms 1 COTTONB
earlypart of unecontury tied two men 1
price «lilo yd.
price. 655;: yd.
value; sale price, til/fie yd.
sale' price, 7%0 yd.
value; sale price, yd., 8c.
shle' price.‘9c yd. ,
cotton; sale price, 50 yd.
it is llllei'cniing to note that dig
«inasmwub them January is anvlsr. ‘ ‘1
“l: ’
myth ,
insult? it
117111.“
“N “ ' .
auron's‘rn'rrsau
we in p .1
4111-:
I
1 l
rue arocKm‘c crook.
‘19‘m.-1'. ,5,
And it says bargains; in I lit
you’ll appreciate. /
Women's seamless fast block it
7c pair or i pairs for 250._ ‘ " '
women’s 1255c. quality, "I
hose; sale price 100 pair, or 8
for 250. g ‘
Women's lilo-quality black -, _,
sale price, 2 pairsnlnl‘ufific...
All our 250 quality fancy
‘ hose;1for this sale, ‘19:: poly.
Women’s 26c duality ribbed
wool hose; “lamina-19c. .. «1
All our 60c" quality fleece lined
for this sale “capstan .1 Ti;
All our 50c quality fancy hose; 4 ‘
this sale. 39c pair. , , 1.1.
Children's 10c quality black
sale price. 7c pair. or 4 pairsto
. Children’s 19c quality black
ale price, 2 pairs for 25c. "
’(miidron's 250 quality fleece,
and wool boss; sale price. 19 ‘
Men’s 11% quality black so ‘
mixed hose: sale.1price,_'f,_o.ps.ir g;
By housekeeping goods we mean the
deb as any housswlfs‘ nearly always ‘
jGood locality brown cotton; sale
Good quality brown cotton; sale
‘Gobd quality brown cotton, So
100 pieces brown cotton, 9c value;
We
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iiilxbra. heavy brown cotton,
‘50' pieces heaviest brown cotton;
'Good quality soft-finished bleached
pairs for 250.
83-85 Washington Sue-91?:
Vallenciennes Lace
Valencienncs Insertion >
5 Co
Torchon Lace
, Regular values-8c. to ‘11
N. E. R
Torchon Insertion
Y A N, .‘
96 WASHINGTON STREET.
Hamburg Insertion
Hamburg Edging
SOUTH Nahum.
The store , to get the Good T
Cheap Express Wagons. Sleds”, E
iable'flye'rs,‘_a.11 kinds of toys, ' #1.;
to mention at figures that are rec
breaking. l ‘ ‘ ‘ A -
AT NELSON’S
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- HARRIS & G
68 WATER ST.
3450 p '
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“it has been so wet for the last; worse 1 ever see. ,My mou
three or four years." remarked Truth. much grit and dust in it that.
tul James, ”that n gum] many people'. strike a match on tho roofbt‘
have forgo. inn; dry i. used to be. litimo. One day the boat got.
remember «.uc you: win-n the Mia! fifteen fect of Missouri river;
soul-i river wu. d 2-11“ all the way i was so dry and dusty that“!
down from Kan-us i‘ity to the Misalsu ! couldn't turn. Whahlid we d
sippl. Of course. the river was run- i sir. \Vf' went out and hired?
uing all the while. but the water in it to haul frcsh well water for
got so dry that it turned to dual and i miles to mix with the river WA
blew away. i took a bout down tiieitii it was thin enough to run ”
river at that time, but it was so dusty through."
on thoboal. that you couldn't see the
bind and of it when you was standing; Street cor tourists are no
at the front end. it was a little t.lle1c.onductorcd.
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