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militias. 50
"8 o'clock. All Master
rdially Invited. Hioknon
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- Come on. you cannon takers:
. A LOOK INIOYISTMDAY.
There in alwavl, Internal. In events
‘ oi the past which we. can remember.
‘I‘Iruah your memory and see It you
can recall some not the following hav-
psninla oi bit—zone days. as on In the
In” , g ‘ g . issues oi 'i'he'flentln‘alioi‘ film time.
. . 1st gnawed Tuesday or.
théJII'Iy and August. ea»
Thirty Yunnan Today.
(Wedneaday. January 7. 1880.)
Mnyor Christian Bwurts delivered hie
M” W. M. (Robert. M. Wilma: Inaugural message to the'city council
I "0' ”I no A. Ma
It" Madonto Bniidlnl. South
. ‘ ' 2d and stir Tuesdays oi
monthwduly and Aumt ex‘
' 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
I'dlally invited. Charles 1".
P. Robert M. Wilcox. Sec.
OINTINIL TELEPHONE
. ‘ ‘ GALLO ;
banal-imam
‘w
. .; and Manufacturers
draconian
ORY STEVENS. President
fl. ROWAN. Vico-l‘roaldont
H. UlNTARD. Secretory
RB 11‘. 'i‘reuaurcr
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My «Iv-~— W.... .. ... W... . . . ...
How INCREASING CIVILIZATION
‘ tutti-“THE MOTORMAN.
4. The world moves Imrccptlbly. oven
1,th a single generation. It is only II
\‘v years ago that it won considered
impossible for a. Iuotormau to run 11
' r without taking great risks if he
:‘vvhs behind u glass wind uhlolil. To
1 *evensusgeet ouch n. wild scheme when
I "the Norwalit trolley linca were “I'll! put
In alienation would almost have been
Considered a crime. Finally the pub-
h. of the state came around to believe
. obvious fact that It was inhuman
cruel to force a motorinun to
.Hit in the bitter cold elementa-
’ g‘-;“9Ll0 winter montha for hours
" Tuesday evening.
The oouuciiinen
were Eben Hill. C. b‘. i-inllock. H. It.
Fitch. E. P. Harvey, ll. 1. Smith and
Jeremiah Donovan.
Mayor Swarta called attention to
the fact that many oil lamps had been
substituted for gas lamps for street
lighting, with great success. The ex-
periment was tried 011 account of the
high price oi gas.
‘A vigorous temperance
was in progress.
The city council nnmod Marcus Pel-
ham for chief of police.
”Harry llylngton had secured n po.
sition In the Wnr Deportment. Wooll-
lngton.
.lonh lliliinuu delivered :1 lecture in
South Not-walk Monday evening.
The Norwulk CIBII (lonlpuny wua
ohurglng til por i.0tl0 feet for gas. Wav
torilury luul jIIi-ll rrcoivcd n drop to
$3 per Lilllti root.
“0......«wm
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
.. ..._._—.
1-1. M. Newman, just home from Al-
rica, tI-stiilod thui Ilwuna Tnmho
uhootn often but in not 11 good pilot.
He didn't Intro to no to Africa to
inarn what. It ihouaund innocent by
slundora have been Notifying to for
olght ycnru. St. Louis l'out-Iltsmich,
.9...
'I‘hcmcrri1nnts who full to udvortluc
for tho III‘XL low works will hr in
mighty poor Sllfllit‘ for tho spring omn—
pzlign. with iliii store littered with
winter goodu and holiday Incrrlluudlao.
~~ Mbvridou .lournnl.
campaign
-—-O‘—
Alter‘ali in said nod done it is
prohahlo that a grout. dual of whisky
will continue to ho whnt Ihoac who buy
it by the hnrrri choose in metro it
. . I ‘ o .
attend). Photo-mite“ union oi
ling Pmaman andii‘naaiatnnta‘ uniou.
auditor International Boat and shoe
Workers“ union. .
The English iron Founduru' society
Is at very old one. haviux juat celebrat-
Niall-fl centenary.
Bolton in 1809. and has, now 128
branches in dinerent‘parta of the king-
dom-the head office. being In Man-
cheater.
£80.
‘ ~0—
A plan has been recommended for
the amalgamation of the international
Aaaociation of Car Workers and the
Brotherhood oi Railway Car Men. The
latter organization. which has n mem-
berahip of twenty thousand, and which
Is anxiouu for the amalgamation, In
not amiiuted at present with the led-
oration.
Mun-q...
gm
“TEN YEARS AGO TODAY."
Editor oi the Port Cheater Dally
Item won a Democrat. Now he‘s u ito.
publican.-l’ort Cheater Journal.
Our hood ofllcc lloy, who recently
entered the holy nnd Intricate hondn of
mutrimony. und hours in mind that hiu
grocor in charging him 45 cents pm-
pound (or butter and thut lilo whole
coat of living in neropinnlng. unyu he‘ll
hot the Incrcosc in salary he ought to
got that tho Dolly Ilonl'u editor III II
ethnic mun.
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POLITICAL AND OTHERWISE.
The Lincoln Imunue of lndlnnu hm
decided to hold Ito biennial meeting
in (‘olumbnu on li‘ohrunry i2 Lincoln‘s
birthday. The principal uddroas at
the meeting will be delivered by Sen
utor Albert .l. licvcrldgo, ldxtlon
ng-usmun James E. \Vulaou will him
he one of tho npcuiiorn.
.lllllll‘t-i l’. (intuirit‘ll. ilopoliilvuu aiutv
chulrmnn in Indiana. hua I'caitmrd hiu
poullton. nml the. state committee will
meet curly thIeI month to elori his our
I‘oauor. As Hoilulor llrwridgo In In
crmtrul of tho patronage in his state. It
in oxpocied he will have tho choice or
the now rhnirmnn. .\’o governor in
to ho «Ir-rind in lndianu next year. but
iogialniivo Iirkvtu ore to ho put up III
habituation. thalliumatioual Prion "
it was founded In '
The number 0! members at.
. present Ia 18,515, against 19,168 a your
“
New ,Year” , -
The first Saturday of the New Year has always been a memorable one in the annals of THE
DOSTON STORE. It's the
First 3' g’ Barg’a' 11 Do
and looked upon as a forerunner of what In In store for BOSTON STORE patrons during the com-
ing year. tl We made plans for this BIG SATURDAY months ago and have
. arranged a bargain list that will surely bring the crowds.
Each Department Offers One or
Two Extraordinary Values
making a combination of unusual Interest. It Be sure and visit THE DOSTON STORE Tomorrow
W aidts
Women's White Lawn Waista. somewhat
muuscd from handling: regular prices
are SI.oo and $1.25. Tomor- 79C
TOW .
Sweaters ’
Women‘s All Wool Sweaters that sell
regularly «“98. To- $2 98
marrow
Ginghams
100 pieces of "Amoskeag" Apron Ging-
hams. best made: regular 8c 3 ‘
quality. Tomorrow .......... 4L
Gloves
LADIES' 1-CLASP MANNISH KID
GLOVES. tans only: regular
$1.25 quality. Tomorrow..... 950
Val. Laces
5000 yards of French and German Val.
Laces. bought of one of the largest im-
porters oi New York. We bought a
large quantity, therefore we at t
at a ridiculously low price. he
ular prices range from 7 to 15¢ a
yard. Tomorrow. per yard .....
hem
reg-
5c
Umbrellas
Ill order to Incl'cueo ihvlr proiltup
l’Ioridcnro 'I'rihuno
“Q...
"IIIIOIsoVI-li putty Itm'npr'u lllt' I'nitl."
I‘rnrlu it ruplinn. I'th'll lilt' wvuihcr
can't not him. \Vtilt'l‘lilli') llepuiilirnn.
Mina wlillo Oill‘lllllK IiIiI daily
nuc. husihrn came Iiw much-moot-
"Utlb‘. Irimentul wind nhicld.
EX‘MMI’I‘TV orolrod into the
has been (l‘l'iliulo thnl kocpa out
nirrly. ' i II a on
"ii I '.
Mrs. Alonzo \' "m m n
26 and 28-inch Ladies’ and Gent‘s Umbrel-
las. Gloria Silk; regular $2 $1 69
O
to $2.98 values. Tomorrow
Standard Notions
LADIES‘ 2-CLASP BLACK CASH~
MERE GLOVES. with fancy mercur-
izcd lining: regular 25c value. 19
Tomorrow .................. c
I‘b‘t‘l')‘ county.
new... W... W...“
TABLOID SERMONB.
Underskirts
Women‘s Flannclettc Underskirta, in
The Best Things.
The host tlliIIgu mo nruroai
litrnill
“an"... m \thg motormnil cuII .—o.» In your nostrils. Hunt to your I‘_\‘I’.‘i. pink and blue stripes and plain . .
llunlmry. \‘t of the time. "A" holrcae 01mm“ with a waiter." iiowcra at your (not. dutica at your colors: regul’ar price 50c. TO- 3 TOIlet Ameles
My. owl Mme Tm! aunts for the wNuw“ hondlino. MIMI! money tour. hunt], the path oi (ind juui before. you. morrow .. ................. 6c "KLEINERT'S" PAD HOSE SUP.
,brmen. Who would have had the rice IllOllI‘_\*~-~lirmktolI Entei’lli'iat‘. 'I‘hcn d" "0‘ group “I "‘0 More, h‘“ "‘3 PORTERS. black White. blue and
COSMO BUTTERMILK SOAP.
Jmemy a decade ago to (mm- tho _....,.._._...._..._...... Illti'n pinin common work has It comes. . 7 pink: regular price 25:. To-
.- opinion that I! mntm‘mun should lilil be THE WORLD OF LABOR. (‘I‘I‘liilil llllll (Inily lllllii‘fl flilil Illllh O ’ “Eula“ pI'ICC IOC """"""" c morrOW .................... 180
« ~ 4: w Ill‘I'IIIl urc tho awceioat thin II of life Ch Id D ‘ ‘
{imagizzanth'r3:51:02::cl“)::£;:llgq Amour: tho Iilltil‘flfliltiilill lulmr 1111‘ Anonymous. I: l fen S resses WIHI'II: CASTILE SOAP’ "gu' 7c CORD RUCHING in con“ lcflgthsi
a little while ago, they wrrr looked ‘ ”‘“ “’"W " " “ """ "‘“"““" M “W“ W“ “W Chum-tn" Fiannel‘ette Drcggcfil six” from at pr cc WC """"""""" "gill“ 10C values. Tomor- 3
upon Its a curiosity by n lllrgo allure of a to 5 years; regular pricc 50c. 35 CORY LOPSIS T A L C U M I TOW .......................... c
the general public. Tomorrow .................. c POWDER. reg. price 19c... 1220 Hall a gross of those pretty L ACE
DUTCH COLLARS. worth
SOUVENIR
190
The hostel of ltepulilicnna who urn I. at . ts 39C. Tomorrow. . . . .........
denouncing in the atrougom terms the Tour.“ Goa P ' d SHELL SIDE
, . \ COMBS. sold re u-
aetion or the ltepuhlirun end of Hit SA'I'I IRDAY’ JANUARY 8 : erOXI e lmy “ 19c pair. Tomor- 8
bond of councilmon. III the surrender. Women's Lon Tourist Costa in black row 9
. all they View It. to tho liruuorrnrr. ore ------------------
and gray. lot 54 inches long; regulap moo bottles oi “Peroxide of Hydrogen."
NICKEL TEA TRAY
blinking hands with thmnuoivea in“ full if! 01. bottle; the kind for which
ly sold at $12.98. To .
_ cause of the prcuonro nI tho Monday morrow ........... $9.50 you used ‘0 pay as high .5 50c 15
might meeting of III lvuut (lilo good In Addition to the USURI ChOCkJ a bottle. Tomorrow """"" c Underwear Dept
Republican. (lily (‘lcrk John .I. (lunch. WITH W..._._...,..., . ' .
yilia behavior In revolving the lit-uri— spices, exynacn. CHOCOLATE, cocon, ONE BOTTLE TO A CUSTOMER
:5 dozen LADIES' HOSE. tans and
black: excellent quality at 25c
pair. Tomorrow ............ 190
LADIES' MEDIUM WEIGHT AN-
KLE AND KNEE DRAWERS.
’jiost commendation of tho pin-tr. ll.
, u‘flilvugh no IIIIulnkr oi hiu that
r the‘oomedy wan oliurtod. He did N.
1‘oi‘widiiufi III his power to euro the all.
I 31mm. even pinning himarit. for tho
TAPIOCA. CORNSTARCH, TEA, COFFEE, Etc.
Sovereign Baking Powder
Petticoats
100 Black Petticoats to be sold to the first
one hundred women. Thcac Skirts cost
at wholesale $12.00 a dozen; not sold
SnBig Dress
; . of. the ”any, dangerously uonr nimolutoly puru~routui1m no alum. llcnutii’ul preucut with each » . ' ‘ CO d 33 . 3 e la 1 8 Id t '
13mm“! ”m mum "m“ ”WWW “ pound u‘I‘Ider sordInary gondl’ll‘iggsorfor less 0 S [galnS-u. 315:0;3’. . 0Ma ' one. mTo— 19c
“'5;an rebuke on the part of tho Pound Can, , , , , ”“50 Cents ‘ an ”'5 “c ‘ 79C
Smell. ; As It wan. there true a tonne row """" ‘ """""""" 36~inch BLACK SWISS TAFETTA CHILDREN‘S WOOL UNDERWEAR. ‘
m at when he was onloiiy summon. ONE TO A CUSTOMER SILK. lhe‘ best in America at $1.25 the famous “Lonnie" Mills. Vests and
Klimt in so many mm. m mm. M . a yard. Tomorrow. per 89 Pants. all sizes: regular 55c to 75::
Vnolimnn‘l'nul. not to "Imu In." 126 WASHIUUIUN yard . ..................... . C values. To close out entire
» ..... ___ M...“ Table D amaSk stock. tomorrow ......... 47C
3“
‘ *UIOI‘KO Kiilllc 'l‘nrnor. u lllliKttllilt‘
WW. M been attracting pullouni ul~
" . that by hie very intcrouilnn uoriou
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS. 44 in.
wide. plain and fancies: regular price
$1.00 yard. Tomorrow‘s very
SIRIII
72-inch Satin Table Damask. all pure lin-
articles on the whim uinvc Ironic en. vary fine unlity; “Ruhr price is low price. per yard """"""" 69c Millinery De‘)t
“ “MW York city. ’i‘IIrnor III now to 5‘35 yard. omorrow. per 79 .
l‘ “W” “"""§'.“‘“"".. “1 “W" "W yard ----------------------- C 56.1... BLACK AND wnter cnncxs. 75 women's TRIMMED JHATS
much DI, the Iloodu hi. liltl oil the the most popular cloth m years. note that were $500. To.
’i‘nmhnny polltloinue. for he has been the width. 56 inch"; ought to sell at a
$2.50
'quIay,und the result in uwuiied with
more Internal.
. o r ............... . .
‘ i. doomed by iiiatrlrt Attorney Whil- 3133:1331 alt Saturda S ecials ”all: dollar a yard. Tomorrow‘s 59 m r ow
m“ w "W" m” m" “m" ”3“” ”°"' 85° y p W» ‘° CraSII price. per yard .............. C $3.00 TRIMMED HATS. to.
in III adhedulnd to be on hand noxt AT mormw IIIIII . ''''' .. ' ' l.
100 yards of Linen Crash. regular
10c quality. Tomorrow. yd.. . . .
6° $1.00 and $1.25 Wo-
WM
. "home are hard Home in the world
A.F.Beckmann&(lo.’s
Housefumishing Dept.
publishinghuainoaa. All of Il'mu: ugligAN'a ”Palatine: '38:“. ,,,,,,,,,,, , In a. . ’ S 0
old school lotion uiiowina n ban 1- a BAKE ’ O . par can ....... ........ III: E b d d S g
5.9, m: I...“ I’ew «carer» mum; WALT a mum CHOCOLATE. plr cake ....... . ..... ..1aa m [‘01 em WISS men s an a PAltLOR MATCHES. but made, heads
N rill i’ I the no rthiou oit' « “”7 CAPE COD CRANIIRM'.’ 3 “W". """""" 260 Will not fly oil. Regular 5c.
. . 0 0 E. ii A l . ... FRED" COCOANUT MACAHOON', lb. . . . ........... . . . . ....... 100 Im ['th Embroidgnid Swigl. the embroi. “at 8 B; . (gaven dogs“). I“ the "uku- T ‘ .. . - . . . . . . . . .-. . . .
. 4 ornorrow ..
Ill have to so by the board an I re- a tea. vats roas‘r caacuans ...... . ..... . ................. also . cry i. menerixed mum and looks had. T m m the be“ has value .
unit otiiouuuander i'eary‘u «uploit. t
ALARM CLOCKS. nicely nickel plated.
warranted tor one year. Reg- _
alarm. Tomorrow 690
you ever new. finished exactly like Boga
that cant live timer as much. 9c
Tomorrow 6
better than ailln Importer‘a price In 35¢
a yard. Tomorrow our price.
pet-yard 14C
Wt ALWAYS GIVE IXTAA ITAMPI WITH OUR POPULAR TIA!
AND COFFIIO.
lo Stamps Free With Any of the Following Articles .
l ham noun inning. .....10a I pita. Cook‘s Mute Rico......tla
l lb. But Shredded momentum i pug. Nivara liter rum ..... the
1 Bottle Gold ltorII Ammonia..toe ‘5 III. Pure mound (linger-””100
i pita. ittmarcb Corn Bturch...i°a u in. Pure Mach Pepper.....tiia
i on. Apitom midwiu u. to. Pure (ironed iteatard...l00
Moat: Fine Wines. L cite elm Gor-
M Ala and all the Landing mm M HIM!“ WM
‘ . ”I *0! VM PHI“.
honorarium-amt Mira. air-am
ll utill harder times are yet to come.
., “lilo British are determined to Illacov.
”i" the loath l’oin.
.......aauaaaet
Ir
W
Inst! people are saying that More
of m- Knoa wan playing a name
W‘Mtth that Nicaraguan despot.
but whatever the more. it
h in pmlng accrue to i“
. If mun Ma's lob.
WW
I!!!» Int lamp-ribs settled .
'mu in!“ Mr or had
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