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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-29
Vernon.

Isabella Garrison has been OH the sick
list.
Mr.. C.. T. Weeden is again able to tend to
business.
Mrs. ID. Tilden is visiting her son-in-law,
Mr.. West, at Huronia Beach.
Jennie Leland, of OwOsso, is spending a
few days with friends in this place.
A large number of friends assembled at
the home of ID. Williams. Wednesday after
noon at half past three, to witness the mar
riage of Miss Nettie Kelly to John Whelan.
Rev. j. ID. Halliday performed the cere-
mony. The presents We're numerous and
valuable. The house was filled until there
was not vacant place for one to stand. II
was said to be the grandest affair of the sea-
son, and good time is reported by all.
Mrs. Graham, of Bancroft, spent Sunday
with her daughter. Mrs. w. Barlow.
Mrs. ii. B. Mclaughlin. Mrs. II. Martin,
and Mrs. B. Holmes. were in OwOsso. Mon
day.
n. j. Strong is sick with the grip.
Mrs. Arthur Garrison returned from Tus-
tin, Saturday night
Concert at the hall Tuesday night.
Miss Hutton, OF Cleveland, is visiting
Miss Minnie Garrison this week.
There will he donation at the NJ. z.
church Friday evening, Jan. 20. for the ben.
eft of Rev. j. ID. Halliday.
r. Bryant lost Jersey COW last week.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-29
Easton.

Prof. Hayner, of Big Rapids, organized a
writing school here last night.
Meetings still continue at the church.
Will Tenner is learning blacksmithing at
A. Puffers.
A. f. Hartshorn and daughter Bertha, of
OwossO, spent Sunday at w. ID. Under
woods.
A tent of the X. o. Il. NJ order was or
ganized here Monday evening, Jan. II, with
16 charter members. The following officers
were elected and installed: Past Com. III.
l.. Northrup; Com, w. S. Burge; 1t. CON-,
Fred Smith; r. X, l.. o. Underwood; f.
X, A. o. Sutton: Chap, =. r. Pearsall;
Serg., w. w. Neff; M. at A.. S. Wing; 1st
NJ. of the G., III. Byerly; I'd M. of the c., j..
w. Bittel; Sent, Fred Jacobs; Pic, b. NJ.
Ormsby.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-29
W est HAVEN.

Things seem kind of lonely since the
sleighing is gone and the logs have stopped
coming in.
Mrs. Allen, who had a very severe attack
of lOckjaw, is better.
Alma Dickinson is sick with typhoid
fever.
Fred Williams baby is sick. Also Cal
Jennings baby.
John OFT was in Detroit last week.
Mrs. Herman Chamberlain, of EastOn,
visited in this place, Tuesday.
John Callard and son George. also Chas.
Ellsworth are working for Callard Bros.
John Rhodes, of Nebraska, visited in this
place, Monday.
A sleigh load from here attended the
dance at Frank Harris at Parshallburg, last
Friday eve.
John Callard's baby is very sick with in
fiammation of the lungs. DICK.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-29
LaIngsburg.

G, ii. Smith, Of Ovid, has organized a
singing school here
VIM. BensOn's little son Jay is sick with
typhoid pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. j. V. ID. Wyck0ff received
a fine box OF oranges from Their son, John
Wyckoff, of Florida.
K. Beardslee has returned from New
Jersey.
Amby Lebar is on the sick list.
". ID. Wyckoff is clerking in Mr.. Burts
store.
The Baptist Sunday school had a sleigh
ride Saturday.
Mrs. l.. A. Farnham is sick with la
grippe.
Miss Ada HOrning is in town.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-29
Judd's Corners.

Wood cutting and drawing seems to be
the order now.
John Sutton and wife were away last
week visiting friends.
A donation was held at the parsonage last
Wednesday evening. Those present report
pleasant time. Money amounting to SIS
was left with the pastor.
The young people of this vicinity were
not slow in taking advantage of the good
roads of last week. Nearly every night
large parties were out riding.
A party at NJ. Hanchet's last week.
The Wesleyan Methodists are holding
special services In their church two miles
west of here. HAYsEED.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-29
Morrice.

Mrs. Wymaa, Of Charlotte. is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Gale.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stone have been quite i'll
with la grippe, but are now recovering.
Dr. Shaw, of Canada, has located here.
Miss Lillian MOrrice. who has been home
for few weeks on account of i'll health, has
sufficiently recovered to return to her duties
at Lowell.
Misses Austin and NOrthrup Sundayed at
Fowleryille.
Nellie b. Goss was at home visiting her
parents, Saturday.
Our Journal did not appear last week, as
our editor had a severe attack OF la grippe,
but is now recovering.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-29
Northwest Middlebury.

Ovid Register:
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Arnold have been
under the doctors care. but are improving.
Miss Minnie Currier, of Duplain, was
calling on old friends, Sunday.
Miss Della Campbell, whs has been stay
ing with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis Snyder, for Some time. was married
last week to Mr.. Fuller of Fairfield.
Old Mr.. Vandervere is reported some bet
ter.
Died, Jan. 2 at the residence OF her son.
+. Patrick, last Wednesday morning, Mrs.
VanLiew, aged IS years. Funeral at the
house, Friday at o'clock. Rev. Oliver offic-
iating.
Mr.. Evans came home for few days last
week.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-29
Shattsburg.

The literary society will give an enter
tainment Thursday night.
Revival meetings have been postponed in
definitely, owing to the i'll health of Elder
Benson.
Fresh fish! Yes we have them delivered
right at the door, the finest quality, and
cooked too, sometimes, and John Shaft is
the philanthropist who does this for us.
The ladies aid society will give social at
Mrs. Arthur's Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. T. l.. Baldwin left for Ann ArbOr,
Wednesday morning, to receive medical
treatment. j. L.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-29
THE LAW MUST BE OBEYED.


es the following notice from the prose ,uting
attorney:
THE LAW MUST BE oBEYED.
In reply to the petition of James Ho lstoI :,
5. ). Matthews. John -. Norton, Ferris s.
Fitch. Nj. 5. Brewer and many Others ask
ing for the better enforcement OF the law
for the closing of saloons in this city upon
the Sabbath, l am authorized by Sheriff
Bloomburg to say that notices have been
prepared requiring each saloon and place
where liquor is sold to be clesad in the
future on the Sabbath and all distractions
to the view of the bar therein from the
street to be removed. That Marshal Matti-
son and himself will serve one of these
notices upon the proprietor Of each before
next Sunday: and that complaints will then
be made by them against each and every
one who shall either open his saloon or OBJ
struct the view Of his bar therein.
GEORGE III. SMITH.
Prosecuting Attorney.
Pontiac, Mich, Jan. 90. 1892.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-29
Haytwellv1lle.

Crystal Fount is soon to have another So
cial.
Bate Hartwell and daughter are still suf-
fering from the grippe.
A dancing party was given at Mr.. Henry
Merrills, last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. c. w. Sayer is still on the sick list.
The lecture given by Rev. T. f. Heddle
at Pittsburg last Wednesday evening was
we'll attended.
Ernest, youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Phi Punches, died Sunday, aged 13 years.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-29
North Venice.

Mr.. George Pearsal has gone to Detroit on
a visit to his sister.
Charles Pardona and wife are both sick.
T.. Thompson has returned from the
north
George Derham is quite sick, and so is
George Chavey.
The ladies' aid society of this place hold
their next monthly meeting at the residence
of f. Galloway.
Singing school at the church commencing
the 25th.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-29

For the benefit of the friends of the late
Rev. q. M. Reynolds. (iny brother) some
one has put in circulation that he died Uni
versalist, wish to say to his many friends
that Il Is malicious. He died In the faith
that he had preached for many years. He
died calm and serene.
Ep REYNOLDS.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-29

No. New store new goods and new
man at Coles.
No. 10--Extra fine tea only 10c at Coles.
N. Ball will repair all kinds of furniture.
or fix anything as good o. new-at 2,3 N.
Ball st.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-29

Ovid Register:
Mr.. DeHaven, who has been very low
with the grippe, is little better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnet Putnam, who have
been suffering from the grippe, are recover
ing.
Mrs. lyle Woodwork and little son
Harry have been very sick the past week
but are improving.
Daniel Ryon is very poorly.
Bertha Johnson and Flora Murdock visit
ed at James VanDyne's Saturday and Sun
day.
Austin Ryon and wife visited relatives
near Garland last Sunday.
The first lecture of the course was deliver
ed by Rev. Washington Gardner at the
church Thursday evening; it was very in
terestng and enjoyed by all.
Rev. Paul Desjardins has recovered from
his severe illness so as to take charge of his
work again.
Mr.. Nelson, of Ionia, is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Charles Conant.
Miss Gay and another young lady whose
name we did not learn and Miss Mary Sher-
man spent Saturday and Sunday at the lat
ter's home in Sciota.
Il u,uohi 10 uihWihS ipHN W OWOSSV,
q distance of ten or eleven miles.
A. Beeman, l.. and Austin RyOn have
each filed their ice houses from the lake
next to Laingsburg.
r. T.. Warren has sold his buggy horse
and purchased the road mares OF w. Rob-
son.
There was party at j. VanDynes Friday
evening. A number of the young people
were invited. Some of them were seen on
ther way home with their arms, not around
their best girl, but around buffalo robes
blankets, whip and cushion whilst the horse
stood at the barn door at home.
No. 1.-THE 15c test head light oil only
10c at Coles.
No. l2-Clothes pins only ic doz. at Coles
store.
Black Diamond Coal 5000 per ton-nO
extra charge for halt ton.
Boarders wanted at sol Williams street
Terms reasonable. 1850
Have YOU seen those new pocket purses
with compartment for carrying postage
stamps and car tickets at Grahame's news
standY
Any special furniture made by N. Ball,
2iB N. Ball st.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-29

THE TIMES
advocates the princi'
piles of the Republican
party exemplified by
| such leaders asLincoln,
Grant, Garfield, and
Blaine.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-29
Will Enforc, the Law.

The Pontiac Gazette of last week publish
es the following notice from the prose ,uting
attorney:
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-29
North Sciota, South Middlebury.


Pontiac, Mich, Jan. 90, 1892.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-10
PRISONERS REVOLT.
Guards Forced to Call Out the Mil
itary.
DEFAULfING SECRETARY CAPTURED.
A Cloud Bust Causes Damage in
Pennsylvania.
CHAIRMAN MURPHY'S DENIAL
DEFAULTNG SECRETARY CAPTURED.
CHAIRMAN MURPHY's DENIAL
The friseser- Driven to Their Cells ~ ths
Bayonet Point.

The frissser. Driven To Their Cells ~ the
Bsyonet Point.
MADRID, June lo.-An outbreak has occurred
IN the prison at Seville. II has been customary
for the prison officials 10 allow the prisoners 10
play cards and TO amuse themselves In various
ways, and yesterday some prisoners who were
engaged ingambling with cards became involved
In dispute. The other prisoners. q large
number OF whom had been watching the game,
TOOK sides in the dispute and finally general
fight was started The prison wards were soon
niied With enrased men rolling on the ground,
striking. biting and scratching.
The guards sought TO separate the combat
ants. but they were powerless 60 restore order
The fighters seemed bent upon killing each
other and a number of murders would GER
tainly have been committed had the prisoners
been possessed 81 weapons OF any kind
The prison officials at last summoned the
military. As the detachment of troops marched
into the prison yard ule prisoners ceased fight
ing among themselves and turned their atten-
ton 70 the soldiers. They refused 60 re-
turn TO their cells az the order Of the
officers in command. and they eventually
ordered the soldiers 70 charge with fixed hay-
onets. This was done and the prisoners were
driven, hurting maledictions upon the soldiers,
into their quarters. One Of the prisoners was
killed by q bayouet thrust and several others
were seriously wounded
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MR.. MURPHY DENIES IT.
He Says senator Hill Has Written No with.
drawal Letter 20 Him.

He Says senator Hill Has Written No with
drawal Letter 20 Him.
TRoY, n. Y, June lo.-The Troy Press this
afternoon prints this interview with Edward
Murphy in denial of the published statement
that senator Hill has written letter authoriz-
ing the withdrawal of his name from all
further consideration by the democracy-state
and national whenever in the opinion and dis
erection of Richard Croker. Hugh Mclaughlin.
Edward Murphy, jr., and Al. I. Sheehan such
q step should be taken
Mr.. Murphy il quoted rs saving: There IL
no bssis Of any sort for the report that have .
letter from Mr.. Hill withdrawing from the
canvass for the nomination for President The
matter Of Mr.. Hill's withdrawal has never been
considered by his friends; they are urging his
claims in the name and at the command Of the
democratic party and people of New York.
He Is subject now he always has been 20
their orders AT their demand he has entered
the field, his cause In their hands The story
that he had given me letter OF Withdrawal
might be traced, i dare say. TO the source
from which all the anti Hill false
hood, of the wear have proceeded. We
do not expect that deniais can stop the SYSTEM
attic campaign Of falsehood which party boilers
here undertake, but their stories are 10 specious
that we can trust their detection to
an intelligent public. 1 repeat 1 have
no letter Of withdrawal from Mr.. Hill
and that never heard Of one until the
false statement first reached me this morning
Possibly there are letters OF Withdrawal in exist
ence but none Of them bear David h. Hills
signature, nor have they been intrusted 10 his
friends. There are many democrats who think
that the cause Of party harmony would be Sc
cured If candidates other than Mr.. Hill would
write such letters. At any rate the Senator can
not be beaten by falsehood.
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MA wIRsLo~.s SOOTHING SYRUP

Res bsen used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHI pRRN WHILE TEETH
ING With PERFECT sUOCHss n sooTHEs the
CHILD. 8osTENs the GUNS. AiiAYs al PAIN.
CURES WIND collie and Is the best rsmedy for
DfAhhA0A. Sold ~ druegis& in every part Of the
world d suys and ssk far .-Mrs winsiowAs sooth-
iaie1yup" and take other kind rs cents bottle.
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QUICKLY SPENT $1,000.

Arrest Of . Defaulting SECRETARY of . Cali
fornia Railway.
DuSsNUrR, CAL, June i0.-H Greggs. who
left Oakland with about $4,000 belonging TO
the Oakland Consolidated Street Railway Com
pany, Of which he was secretary. was arrested
at Sissons late last night. Five thousand eight
hundred dollars found on him. he was
accompanied by B. r. Gallagher. who was also
arrested here. Both men had been spending
money freely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-10

-O---
A MARKED SEASON FoR G1R1s
There is more taste and novelty in GIRLS
WEAR for this season than ever before
Mothers have always experienced trouble In
finding proper fitting.
SHIRT Wnsrs
For girls, especially in sizes from to II years.
small sizes in Ladies' Waists being used for 16-
year-old girls. This is no longer necessary.
We have complete assortment of these useful
and popular garments in all the newest and
best styles and materials. Can fit perfectly
any size from TO 10 years.
Best Percale Waists. now patterns. plated
back and front. roll collar Sizes to 10 years.
&c.,
India Linon and Figured Irish Lawn " aists,
plated back and front. roll collar. Sizes to
16years-
TO-
Fine India Lnoh Waists. plated front and
back. belt. large sailor collar with insertion.
full sleeves with rolling cuffs. Sizes to 10
years.
Extra Fine India Linon Waists. belt. tucked
edge. Sizes to 10 years.
-sl.6S-
Correct styles in China Silk Blouses. all
sizes -..-
-S5OO-
Superior quality All-silk Guimps. tucked and
trimmed with lace. all sizes.
ga so and 90. To-
We feel certain~e can supply your wants in
the White Dress line. Prices range from o.. %
to $50 90. The g.. % Dress is of good quality
India Lswn-full bodice with embroidered
I've" yoke. embroidered roll cuffs. full skirt
with deep hem. All sizes.
Fine English Nainsook Guimpe Dresses puff
shoulders. deep embroidered rufies, full
waists with feather stitching. sash back
Size 8 8
Price $500 $3.50 $500
Outing Dresses. sailor style, Navy Blue,
trimmed with White or Black braid Sizes 4
to 10 years.
-&5. 90 to Is. o.
The prudent mother will not allow her daugh-
ter to go out these cool evenings without light
weight Refer. All styles. shapes. colors and
sizes.
-a1.75 to e7.5O.-
tThird floor. 1lth st. buiding.)
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OBLIGED WITH WATER.
Damage Caused I'm Pennsylvania by . Cloud
huut.

Moscow, Pa, June ia cloud-burst yes-
terday evening wrecked and deluged buildings
and caused considerable damage. The Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western railroad tracks
were washed out and in places swept the tracks
entirely away. Several bridges and dams were
carried away. Trains were stopped in time TO
prevent catastrophcs. Communication with
New York Is completely shut of and trains have
been stalled until the damage can be repaired,
a task which viii require several days.
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te-sLs0 quality French Perceh
Shirts FOR 81 10 WerfA knsrisg
about. Look IN eiados osrnsv DtA
street and Psnasyisania apsns<
a ooNUNpRUM.-
0LUEsTIoN- ore orr fSfends iiks fAs hasostas
q As Palate Rovo6
ANswER-Bseause tAey are bssf appreciates wAen
00ns.

LIS it not only too true that Ne best appreciate
our friends wksn iose tAsmf And doax you bssssr
appreciate the barsins that dot large store like sAs
Palais Royal sAen thew are oonss
UNDERWEAR OF the Thousands Of pieces Of choice
Cambria and Summer Muslin Underwear being dis
tributsd at wholesale prices the following only
main SO in the 81 80 lott % pieces tn the
1.6s lot ~ pieces In the TIC lot
table for Corset Cover bargains which yin b full
tomorrow morning and empty At closing time. Odd
sizes. sli ehtly creased. but hair prizes.
hIBBoNs.-Here's . fact that bsats Ill Action
Ribbon Betting Of desirable color inches wids for
14c yard bet Woyth 10 cents 2 inches wide for lDc.
yard. but wortA IS eess More Ribbon for sashes
39c. yard. such as ort3n rstaiis at so cents.
~ ECKWEAR -India and surah SILK Dress fronts.
srticularly adapted to Blazer Suits Lot lis reduced
from IS SO to g. es. Lot is reduced from s39s to
g. 10 each. Nothing wrong with them other than
purse. We bring the prices down and create quick
sales.
25c- French Percale Chemisettss reduced to 19c
each. Only table full-a one-day bargain.
Reason: Not sufficiently long for msn with big necks.
ULoVEs.-s1 for White Chsmos Gauntlets is q
cents less than prevailing price IS cents for the
email size mousQuetaires is l5 cents less than else
where.
L ARAsOLs. -These are bargains that VIII be in
quired after when tits too late:
Parasols up to Ell 48 reduced to Csc.
Parasols up to g. - reduced to 81. g.
Parasols up to s5. O. reduced to g.. e6
Parasols up to 81 90 reduced to %. o.
Parasols up to 60 90 reduced to GO. 20.
Parasols up to s13 9s reduced to % 90
es-You will find in the g. 90 lot Lyons novelty
PGrasols ,ch detachable hamdles boon to traveller
l1ANDKERCHIEFS.-F styles Of scalloped
and Embroidered Lawn Handkerchief At l2,Sc. each
These nep-this mornings arrival.
1A0SIERY.-Tbree pairs instead Of pairs for dol
lar-hor long ~il such baroains BE- Asrss Fast baacl
well all the leather shades and evening md stzsea
costume shades in these silk finish LAsls stockinss
Ribbed and plain. Tho importers loss you,
gain. Derirs red is appropriately . fast color
fadeless red of ribbed and plain Liss. Ladies' and
Misses sizes for 47c. a pair.
ESTs.-The Ribbed Silk Vests or Corset Covers Il
importation Of the season is kere-Ths most desirable
colors will be scarce later.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below)
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WAlsrs Or ALL K1xps.

A bewiidering variety 20 many thas Jon are hahls
10 overlook the best values. Here thay are,
g. 4s-Pink Bingham Waists. with latest styls ruf.
de fronts
sl25-French Percaline Waists. Light ground, VIII
small figures in colors
sl.6s-satne Waists. Navy and Biack unds,
with the correct small asurea
- 6s-Engish Madras Waista. Pink snA Blus
stripes-a Ia mems styles
e. 25-Satine Waists, Cardinal and Navy. The ere
will be deceived Il not the angsrs. % stk stks aeS
they.
7oc.-Fast Black PsRoalins waists. Win Whits -
stripe, which ID the veEy labsst
4oc--Flannel waists. reduced from - haesuss snly
sises remaining are 50 and - bust measure.
% 96-Rusaan aux Blousos reduced lssm Ga. g.
because too few can sA0ra 70 psy ~ ysoVss psise
10 Pa CEsr Drsoouss.
Thousands Of shawis sss hsss mssks4 q SsisGv
Royal prizes. One-tsnth OF then Hsss- shoull
create great sale It thsp-it Nill Nouss sss "hot
ias" Jsrseys - we naxssd thsa - ssdpsa1 Vs1sss
and Saw dsdss1 sss-tsasAJs sw ~ ssdnal Hedssa
Besnh.rds oapss ass redwood nas thas sas>atA--
from el5 TO o10.
L.aiss' J.oIsss 20 fron sio p y = ~ N. - y
e2bd.
M...s g.os.n from sAso y ~ $40 - Z.
Tn PAlA.s Ror41
\ LisxsR
~ cua~ assA = .AsA ~
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RILEY-sTYLES. On wednesday evening June
3 1892 e g John, Church f.ils church,, Miss
SAMUEL HOLMES STYLES Of PhisdelphiA- No
cards.
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BIRTHS
MARRIED.

LEHMAN. On Thursday. June q. 1899, 81 wssl
inxton, ID. c., 70 the wife Of Lieut.. MICHAEL ]
LEHMAN, U. 8. A, daughter.
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We have about 81 Ladies' Black and
Navy Blue Coats. different styles. not
quite SO long as fashion requires. small
sizes only. for small ladies and misses. The
prices Of Is of them have been ~ to
0l7J0
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NEuRAIaIc Pxssoxs
And those troubled With nervousness resulting from
care % ovsrysst s,n b Gslisyed ~ tsk,ns
pHI0CsIEss,o CONSTIPATION, TORPID LivEh
DIE. cured Nerve and Liver Pills, 20 doses PIC.
Samples free sCHELLEA STEVENS.
Oh st. and Pa. ave.
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WILLIAM H. MoKSEw.
1t 933 Pa. AVE. N. w.

. sssssss
- 80 .
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The BLACK AND WHITE Null HATS

HE BLACK AND WHrrr Null HATS
HAVE JUST ARRIVED.
The others were pretty. but these exquisite
conceits be0oar description. Dainty hufv
hfn0s that suggest the dewy morn
ing. grassy lawn and sweet scented
air Of the country - Entirely shapes
Some with White and Black quills pierre
ing rosettes of mull-Others with high
settles, and streamers terminating in rosette Of
null or edged with heecy lace-Better select
now-they are nseting visitors.
.
NAVY. RED AND WHITE
SAILOR lIArs.
25c.. Soc. and 81. 25.
Flowers that were &c. ARE now 25.
ca floor. End annex.
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Ayers Ham Vraoa

Ayers Ham Vraoa
Restores faded. thin snd gray hair to its orisinsi
color. texture and abundance. prevents from sail-
ing out. checks tendency TO badness and prootes
new and vigorous growth clean. safe. elegant and
economical hair DRESSING
EVERYWHERE POPULAR
Wine months after having the typhoid fewer my
hssd vas psslsctiy baid wss indussd 10 Try Ayers
Rar Nsor. nd bsfnrs had ussd half bottle the hair
began grow Two more bottles brousht out - rood
hssA Of hair ever had. On my Recommendation
my brother william ossis made mss Of Ayer.s assr
visor withthe same rood rssuiss "--ssepben cras.
$50 Charlotte st.. Philadslphis. Pa
AYERS HAIR yIooA
Prepared By Or. J. C Aver Co., Lowell. Mass.
Sold By Druer1sts Everywhere.