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Will Fight the Consolidated.

BOSTON, Feb. 14.-Rspresentstives of 8 number of Boston merchants have re- tsined ex-Attorney General Pillsbury to appear before Attorney General Knowlton on the order introduced by Senator FitE gerald of Boston, questioning the legality
 | of the lease of the Old Colony to tue New
 York, New Haven and Hartford road, and to file briefs contesting It's legality.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-15

COLUMBIA, s. O., Feb. 14.-John L
 Weber, now professor of English liter ature
 in Trinity college, N. O., has been arrested on the charge of raising school certificates while school commissioner of Charleston, s. O., over year ago and defrauding the city out of $1 200. He gave bail. Weber l is the author of school book on the his. tory of South Carolina.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-15
Gertrude Prefers A merfca.

BOSTON, Feb. 44.-Little Gertrude Spencer, who disappeared from her broth CTS home in Cambridge on the day her parents were to sail with her to Belfast, ireland, returned home to day from . neiRhbor's house on Prince street, where she had gone to eecspe her parents. Ger trude does not want to return to her former home in Ireland and took this means of thwarting her parents inten- tfona
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-15
Para sails for New York.

COLON, Feb. 1.-The City of Para, which was chartered by the United States government to take of of Roncsdor Reef the crew of the Kearsarge, which was wre eCked there and bring the to this port, sailed for New York this afternoon at o'cl sck. She has on board the officers and crew of the KearsaJgs, all of whom are in good health.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-15
Relics of 500 B. o. Found.

RoxI, Feb. IA Baron Blanc, minister of foreign affairs, invited Mr. Potter, the
 American minister; N. Bitlot, the French ambassador; Y. de Bildt, the minister of Sweden and Norway, and Professor Hel. big, to 20 with him today to witness the opeuin0 of an Etruscan tomb discovered at Tarquinii, tho ruins of which are locat. ed about c mile from Corneto. It va, found to be filed with relics of about 80t
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-15
Bennett Offers Big Prizes.

NICE, Feb. 14.-After this sesson's re-
 gatta of Cannes there will bs 6 handicap race for steam yachts in the bay here. The course will be thirty. six miles long. James Gordon Bennett has offered five thousand francs ss first prize aud two thousand as second.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-15
They will Fight . Duel

PARIS, Feb. 14-Ex Minister Waldeok' Rousseau, who was struck yesterday in the lobby of the Palace of Justice by Count De Fels, has sent @ challenge to the count to fight duel and it has been 90. cepted. Tne seconds are now arranging the details of the meeting.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-15
FRINGE CoLONNA LEAVES PARIS. | lt is Believed He Intends 10 Follow His Wife Co New York.

His Wife to New tork.
 PARIS. Feb. IA Prince Colonns, whose
 wife, the stepdaughter of Mr. John w..
 Ascksy, recently instituted proceedings
 here to secure a judicial separation from him, has left Paris and it is believed he Is on his way to London. The prince wss informed of tie arrival of the princess and her children in New York few days ago, and 1t Is thought he msy possibly intend to take passage for
 that city from either Liverpool or South ampton.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-15
An Hnhearable Abuse,

LONDON, Feb. 14.-The caucus of the national liberal federation, which opened at Portsmouth yesterday, continued its ses- sion to day. Resolutions were offered in favor of the one vote-syutem, the payment of naubers of the house of com mons, the holding of all parliamentary elections on the same day and the popular control of liquor licenses. One of the res olutions declared that the lords by the habitual disregard of the national will had become an unbearable abuse, and assured the ministry of the enthusiastic support of the federation on any measures that the government may adopt to secure to the commons paramount authority in the state
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-15
will Increase che Capital Stock.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Feb. 14.-The Bethle hem Iron company stockholders to- day voted to increase their capital stock from S, ,OO0. 900 to $10, ,000, 900 to make contem- plat.d improvements. The company's steel mill, which is now idle, will be Ie. built.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-15
Rortv Relow Zero,
Arrest Of . Professor.

FoRT FARyIKLD, Me-, Feb 14--The
 thermometer registered 40 degrees below z,ro here this morning.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-15
Woman Ordained a. minister

BOSTON, Feb. 14.-The ordination of Mrs. Amelia A. Frost, wife of Rev. George A. Frost, of the orthodox church, as the first woman preacher of the Congregation al church body in Massachusetts, took place to day. It is significant that the council reported unanimously upon her and no opposition was made.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-15
RUSSELL SAGE Is PLEASED

He Says That a Stock Assessment on New England is a Matter of Neces. stfy.
 NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The proposed re. organization of the New York and New England road was much discussed to dsy among railroad men and fnsnciers. The committee which has undertaken the tasi was generally regarded ss a strong one Russell Sage, who Is a large holder of th. bonds of the company, was we'll pleased
 with the committee and expressed the be lief that an advantageous reorganization can be carried out successfully. "A stock assessment is matter of ne
 cessity," said MT. Sage, "but not mor, | than to 10 per cent will be asked for The bondholders will be required to msk, some concessions and funding of coupon ! on both classes of bonds for two or thre, years will be acceptable, doubtless, to tn bondholders."
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-15
District of New Haven, sa. Probate Court,

District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,
 February 14th, 1894. H of Orange In said district, deceased. Pursuant to an order from the Court of Pro- bate for said district, will be sold at public auc- tion to the highest bidder on the 18th day of February, A. D. 1894, at nine o'clock in the fore noon, (unless previously disposed of at private situated in the town of Hamden, viz:
 At East Plains, more fully d. scribed In appli- cation for authority to seli the same.
 Sale to take placs on the premises in said Hamden. Terms made known at time of ga @.
 ALGERNON o. BE ACH, ff5 lit Administrator
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A SHARP TALLY IN WHEAT.

An Advance of One Cent-A Good Ex-
 port Demand and Heavy shipments
 Abroad.
 NEW YORK Feb. 14 There was 6 sharp rally In wheat this morning which carried corn and oats up also. During the early part of the session the advance amounted to about one cent in wheat and there was 6 scramble among the shorts to get the grain to cover deals. The bears are very brave when the market is ssgging and the recent heavy drops from day to day seemed to in- dicate that there was no bottom to the market, but to days uplift has caused them 8 good deal of unessiness snd taught them that there ia sometimes 6 bull mar kes. There has now been a rally of about two cents in the price of wheat from the lowest point. There Is a very good ex port demand and exporters have taken nearly 2,000, 900 bushels recently and the export clesrances reach nearly as much There Is 6 good demand for berth room IT conse quence and rates for transatlantic | room are advancing slightly.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-15
xh.H.nxed Her..lf.

She Hanged Heraslf.
 PRovIpxsoK, Feb. 14.-Ars. Jesss M. Smith hanged herself st her home in liar risvill. about 12 o'clock to-day. She had been in bad health for three or four years. She made c similsr attempt Sunday.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-15
Tha Navy Star Saen,

SAN FRANcIsco Feb. IA The new staI Of Norma, discovered by photography by the Harvard college expedition In Peru was seen at the Lick observatory this morning, Its magnitude is nine and one half or ten.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-15

FOR SALE.
 A An elegant new residence, with ample a9 groun Is and large barn. finely located ir 3 western p.rt of the city. near Whalley avenue; house finished in hard wood; cathedral art glass windows; steam heat; boiler supplied with automatic feed and time draughts; low price and easy terms.
 fI3 oodeoVff GARDNER MORSE Q EON
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FOR SALE.

EOR SAIE, <k very desirable place seven miles from ;a New Haven :; one acre land. We'll built brick house in good repair, twelve rooms i; running spring water. healthful location. good neighborhood, quarter mile from RR. station with six trains daily. Easy terms. If not sold by April 1st will be for rent to good tenant.
 CULLEN B. FOOTE,
 ia26 Pm P O. BOX SS8 City.
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1fyUuS bAuKTupC SdI6. TN few days the stock must be moved; $2 A hats $1; underwear, neckwear, bags and trunks at half price; mackintoshes. house coats,
 jersey coats, shirts, at any price they will bring
 fl3 3teod
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mo- Of course bat I'll wipe out three or
.neiter quietly surrender repilad the
sergeait IA a coaxlns voice, We Afe
only obeylng orders and don't want any
ma mans hands hung by his side. Like
fiash 81 Tightening the right arm came
IN. and his pistol Was ievcied % The ser
Eeant. who was step ~ advance OF ine
iIne.
SERGEANT, siss me o,ass for your men
~ can't do thAt,' protested the aer<eant
,.Yousve not the drop on me. bus ~ bet
ter dln here than 10 back ana report thHt
you stood me on
s'AIen I'm going 70 count ten AND tnen
ghootf called the follow y thstfh 2lss
Of YOU len 81 front 81 me- whom n done
counting III ppl bullet through me ser
Don't move from your tracks, com,
mandcd the sergeant.
IONS. two. three, four, i've, ak, seveii'
| 1'he man counted slowly and alsllprilyi
and everything WAS 80 quiet down tnorq
lthat his voice seemed 70 come out 81 @
sraye, We had DIR carbincs az trail
IIf he bred We would bring them ~ ana
/ give him n volley. THE sergeant stood IKE
4 4 a,ati,e though never douhsinG that tbs
1 man was counting away the seconds ~ nls
/ ilfe. But Il WAS not 10 be- ~ hr counted
Il nine there WAS hefce scream. Ia tue &C.
4 da,,e ahove him. n DIRK ebltrt seemed to
satI through sfs Rlconl AN Nc report -
4 a revolver brought hnndrcd echoes' Ten
4 seconds later "a mountain Ion st9nd ihelnk
is with his Paws % the mrrderrrs pros
tlfaie aiody. I'm came the cafbines and
the discharge was like cram or thunder,
I4ut,r on nve u sne ounce uilrth struck
IND lion ii head and breast ard ue AAs
4 dead as We advanced
4 And Tits fellow. too" aid ihe slrgeart-
AZ We pulled the o0rpfH aside Seer dls
,scjr Il broker rhe beast killed him with
a blow o. hla ras az BE- crushed him doTif'''
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THIS AGE

Is prc-enlinnntlv common mnsc age. II
dlscafdn Inc secret way fer the ainpie
and gains direct rcshit THE masneiir
heaters 81 this aye are Ia the van Tiny
halievo Ia this dIrhcf method u attaining
rcsuilH. Tanrht BY the universpi hiftory
Of The race thaf there Is in man vital
force which roma rien ran exert i.pon
others " marvellous dogroo. aud also
taught by experience thas this force can
BIZ excfls.d At VII 20 control the lsind7 pt
ntherJ und induce action The liltaiiaent
men and women 81 tViBy are feetd 70 the
cordial reception % their natural healtf3
Whfncyef they come duly arercditddi THIS
ceiAidoaton Il not ffain the t1h4plf No
cotgse ~ iNinlpg sconfcrs ~ though II
or station bnntoN ~ 1t N art from
nattire ID nofif siiptrbly endowed child Of
nninre 10 ht used naturally for The beaoht
of aufferiilE humanity Thin covenant and
communication to RO and heal naiure tteat9
IN her own way. The blind and deaf 1nd
lame and nhtplfiic nu1 thp dibehPe1 ol
All kinds are cured, There y no proof ~
ihc poeheFsipn Of This power save lhr fAciB
Of hnAliun, There ~ no Hktptlplem can 10
away With ihie eye and ear testimony %
The cures Which are phffpftDcd 10y the Sifi@
Die laying on Of hands Here II flIf whole
case The cure n In own tefflnunE. X
others are cured W may you be, tipnNut
f3o usffkHfs who have ponfed under the
hand 81 The henlef N q r1ilmou sense
M " ns you would do Nv any ether puHf-
aoaa A,1 abide ly fhe ftria See Dfs
Fanning VI the Huichlna House, tipneton.
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TAKEN DEAD IN A RAvINE'

Chicago Tines
He had reached the fort as n driver o.
one ii the fre.shters teaHs1a sappls' WI
powerfully built man, whose c9al7p'aeh
ayes had a glitter In them % remind you
IN tho looks 81 4 wolf when driven p bay
Two days after his coming a corporal
guard WAS ordered ont g arrest MIN for
murder rhc courier had prousns .
nesasge from 0allatiu that me man ne'
murdered and robbed his comrade ne ~
Al his campfire smoking bis pipe as ine
three soldiers approached When oraefea
10 accompany them he knocked inc Asi'sA
from His pipe. Quietly arose. ana ~ hns
next thirty seconds had shot Two OF tpe
men dead in their tracks and meaniea
mule and headed for the mountain range
70 tbs south. Fifteen minutes leIfr = cay
ta.sg snrgeant and ten men we're " ~
snlt. Win orders 70 brlng the man pAeA'
4 ~ ne rode away from The ioft ~ M
4 hin fairly under or eyes 9ii ine RlaN
/ low iIs had start OF mofr tn4h NJ ~
.sni,ss. and Eood Hninlsl pn9ss 49, ~, W
mountain was fourteen miles aW hI'n ~
uiust fide fast 10 otetfnl nm tne az 's
WAS 4 killing one as we got fAifif rinItrn
ana Tor the hrst half hour vs. ~ re
him Thnn we couid DO uo ihrte 't'et
hoid rim even. with The disiAree Of = mus
Ia ia favor Now and then BE tnfnfe
70 look over bis shoulder, ana now anq ,fe q
he waved his hand and uttered set q
1 si'siiiI,ee. He rode strnishl AZ Inc noun
tain. ind W followed We were piii z
tsilc behind him as he crqsrfa uf Z, trS,'H
lying OH on tho flank 81 the fpnf ',He ~
abatls before an easthWoflN We seiue1
iii on hsni here. bnt he was siiA beyond
ilha range II our carblnea ~ he nNpk Hln-
eelf N III mule ana disappeared " ~
tlnt. Thrne oi four mfn,iten later Nf VET
on Our horses ann after him For ne hfnt
1 hundred fnel the I'D Vas not Oyer twfuty
feet NIde hAd the path opHirprtfa px ;nh y
a Of rscf falla1 from above. fnen
iiaadd 4 BEND ana Yltfued thfn anptnef
henf and NARROWED 20 len ffFis ana Y Us
fr.Ased AHEAD rfo saU thai j en1en ap't12.
~ ar2lns. tack c.iFf alnnp4t niumg ~ ei''
Gown. IAs r.ngderfr rad rntneq tp'9
trap A. W fufne1 ne i1st pfpa ~ ~, n
him st4ddlnf al hay not more titH tt. n
i4tl z4hr Tine Asnt q dHf AlitttP HFrt
through Gid ctdaia until ne HAn p'p'p'{ e :.
peai1.3. and falnoup<r tEti <fttfs u
fsahainf lzy heft and mere On rf 80
Ard ragged io0,iA beaind pI't ....a
~ 4ip "a take y1a. dtta g *ttf
aAid the aefstnnf ~ We ept'r 70 ~
ID line sefoss thf epnyo4' ~.
r0sn gon'A take 'ne DEAR sst''s'
the man. N 1880
We had ieft TWO msn with ne hors..
but We had eight carDines ana ne 'e3he"N
was armed With a revolver
"Th.s isn't fair show, sala ule tnss'tss'
as he stood glazing a. u.s. aouh ~
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ARWORY.

Lot s25.--Genis Extra Fine Plated
Bosom baundered Shirts a bargain
at Poe; this week ,...,....,.,....,. gae
Lot i0o.-Gents' Extra quality Fine
Plated Bosom shirts; a bargain at
I.25; this week ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. soc
Lot 7O0-Gents' Best Quality White
Laundered Shirts. collar attached
bargain at SIS; this weelt.-.-.. Slc
Lot r. R.-Gents' Extra Fins Full
Dress shirts; bargain az 500
this week ......s.,.,...+.,.s.t4,.. i5c
Lot 500 Gents Extra Nobby Full
Dress Shirts combination plaits
and embroidered bosouj bargain
at Siz5 this week .ass,s...s.a,,, soc
Lot $50. Gents Plain White EN-
bfoidered, Center Bosom. Full
Dress Shirts; a bargain at a,Soi
this week observation-disclosures, $780,. VIC
Lot A. AGENTS. Fine Lawn White
Pun Bosom shirts.
Lot B. B.-Gents' Fancy Figured Pun
Bosom Shirts.
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rlLE aourllIanN srAlrEs.


Canton. Miss hae n Brown cbqi md
;,.aisnf IS A!efntyre. hs bfailir
er-lnsiaw y nkirt near Vernon epoHe
divorced VIE.
f4stlv aptinga. Miss Rev. Steve Wall
.iiiHanrasheei ii Bapiia pfcschsf, wag killsa
4. "a - ~ ~ WIZ Gnrieyt A Hriittti
i'..6r Potts camp, iis thip eotnI r. ..s
kiIllng was the resiiif q 81 cl7 afvss AR,''s
Wantr5sr.ety Ala me coraneffs Ivy
81 s,i.er'nicd soelN McMlen wl.e iiil.e Sc
ihat lie sheriff was tustifiahie - ls' y,
ii,e Negro. inatmnon a. me iRitff fep'Ftf'
and srisa % XII the officer
Alsxandria, IA 5'he HQnsion 5fn =. 4 !,
ArfaTssA and *oriatfn raiiHnf VIII ,Hr Is.
from herr lgea y Texas ~. ssN y, w,ai,Is''
T ;t viii is aIzhieeT carloads consist
~ 'e IL MysT The 'lnei Fasa9 ~. ns.
s~esn ps whin.y s,e' sna ,,a qgelablsloh
isss are vloieF'o6s by sp pyefThe''pips
~. s .sl .s gsF 's s''
not been appfs1fode1 The Hffge e htf'
sliSpleied 1foYJt Il eHiApleif si'l,,, .s..,.
Magnolia. MS. John t,5.t ...',,..ne Il
tuf ~ UHNyIi Radon while tt'Nl n.H4z l
rod lsoih fb9HT pen Y1ff nn 81. ,' We
nnnsnf q Ila5lf 4p1 ns..;'gf ~ '<i' ~
g f.. Nf il.s i h S5s'ns fesqeY uifnl
ao1 D1iI3 from 4Ae town y tiifqt'..t .t5l'
Day aisd risar Davis tefeFs ,at(stf.' 3. ,2
esse ''s9 II r. 2 MANS 1's sta n sys made
1b6s2l!ls b itp1T|IIs re- 9te .,,.',
quite 4 ssl.sat re "a .ee,S s = sasf 4 "a
Mis- Paula rrahaa rad k9,e x ~. ~, b
| - escape he ehietllo1 q fet' z
innLrylaE ne man q hef ,ss,,s l,astt'
| efafrs Narfaal j e Wlil|1n4tqu aIfItr..
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AUNT RACHAELS PALMS,


Jack was pretty good on the Thoie
but now he md passed his seventeenth
birthday. and little bit Of down OF MS
upper lip made him feel very indeponient
lie liked tn5show q ui,niy spirit b. Fmok-
ing cigarettes. which Aunt Rachael abb
horred. she was a drar "a soul. md Jack
being left her BY his parents, she had loved
ana peted him from banyhooa. though W
her earnestness she oftpned bored him
BY lectures aud gloomy prophecies sn
every day the words went into one faf az
out OF tae other that tine prison or ssi-
lows would surely elaitn him unless ne
was better boy
Aunt Rachael WAS great hover lDfrl,
and her bay window was one 81 the sn9w
DIaces or the nelghborhood, beng hls1
with The choicest plants One afternoon
N early autumn, jack sat by this -window.
smoking his hand resting on o smali iApit
covered with papers and magazines fo1
may he sure aunt Rachael Was out TOR
her horror would nave been intense y sils
rad caught him With 4 cigarette N h'H
mouth. and actually putt'Ts ~ SO ~
Borbonlca, the pride and JOY OF her heArt =;
ana which she cooked upon ~ $3.50
re.ie Tor Il had been the gift Of aedf'
departed sister years before.
sack looked out o. a window tnfeueH
the leaves Of begonia and a rubber pAHt :.
and saw mis- girl friend, Alice lsLoNf II
i ire opposite side OF the street. Down Wen
| the cigarette. and out he q ", toi ne must
| fel her about the play they were Dom y
| take na.f in at the next church feaiiFai.
They were both chatting as only a bay an
/ gir can VIXEN jack happened 70 g'ahes =,
! the bay window Al MS nome. nAee
/ ozark from the cigarette hao iahtn upvl'
/ a uaper. first Il caught IRE. then the cur
tains. and now the woodwork Was Hln9A'
/ Jack dashed into the nDuse WITH ost
! thnught.-to save Aunt ltaenaeiz nelg{sl
4 plants Alice followed him silu uot
1 fuRaed III pals Of water, and Jack threw
I Il o., Re dre with al uia might Ne pui
IL our. but the pretty bay WINDOW ~
rnlnea. Every plant MAS dad. AMI ilfl
were rnefully eAzipg AZ the remains N'sei
Aunt Rachael cslac Y, arnpfea ~ ~,
I chair and moaued @on my l<ttAnA Du1
bonica. wouian't have cared 90 nNS'
/ n thai had been saved
Jacks heart WAS touched esperla'y y
there was tio acoidlnsg abe VIA too FtifSe'
Don't iake II 70 70 heart deer AN
he. bending over ber win KiEz. ~
my fault CIR Was smoking clfh1rtss
and 4 must have fallen ~ ne ptpst ~ wfg'
4 r,fshed out to speak TO Aiice Byt
prpniso YOU never will smoke apotnsf
4 Ana. annfie. peFhaps I can itiiy you anPtne
iihntern iafh8r, Or Whatever ycn eal'en "
Old palm ........
And ho klrkee the tub that he'd ne si''nl
Of the sacred relie
only began % amy himself. but Kept w
All his spending money went inlo ne lfo'
t,4nk and ihauen g last years. lizn Hfntq
I nov ~ dId nor tisdain doinf frfenaA g
hia grocer every saturday Snd eftsr lido. ~
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Special
Bargains in
Table Linens.

Sagnch An I4nen, Halt Fleaoh.
DamaAlS: worth ioii this wnek ~, $50
S6.inch Fine. Soft German pamask.
bargain at boei this week..,.' soc
6s,inch Fine Bleach pamaski worth
nc; Iris week.. -,--'.-..' aye
e6-inch Extra Fine hlcaeh Damasi;
worth as; this weeke...... 'ee
es.inch super Fine Bleach Damaski
worth N.2s this week .,e,ns.,s ase
7s.inch super Fine Bleach pamasls;
worth $3.50; this weeki-..i i"~n $40
sl-iueh turkey Red Dauiaslti worth
25c; this week ...,...ss.is..-,,...-t. lse
a-ineh Turkey Red Damassi worth
s,e; thfs weak ........,...,ss..,.... nc
bsinoi turkey Red psmasNs worth
50c this week ....-..s,.,ss.,s+...,, VIC
Ss.inch Extra Fine Turkey Red nam-
ask,sworth C5c: this wsss .ss,.-., sac
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LINEN
NAPKfNs CRASHES AND TOWELS
THIS WEEK.
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Lot C, c.-Gents Fancy Figured Pun
Bosom Shirts.
Lot p--Gents' white Dotted Swiss
Pun Bosom Shirts
We offer choice Of The above four
styles this week at ......,-,.. osc
lot n T.-.Gents' Cream SILK Front
Pun Bosom Shirts this week., A,S9
300 dozen Gents Linen collars
standing and turn down q large
variety OF styles; worth loo to
200 dozen Gents linen cnffsi worth
lbc; this week.s,,.....s.,.,@a PAR ssae
1000 dozen Gents Hemstitshed
HandlSarchiefs both plain white
and colored borderas worth l2isc'
this week ...-..-.. .','---, $685.. t'-O
roo dozen Gents Extra Fine Satin
lfonr-in-Hand Ties and Searts;
worth SIC 70 boc: don't fail 70 see
them; choice this week at......'. lse
Bovs. star Pcrcale shirts; worth
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aropua Not only that. but two long stock.
lngs hung by the CRATE From the top Of
o;,e protrnded begonla, and In the other
a scarlet gsraniuni IN fuii bloom,
jack could hardly Sleep from excitement,
bnr was aip al dawn, and dcwnstairs 70 let
LIN Alice riley ~ al the lamps ana hln
thaf ERECTED the Old lady when Eie opened
the door.
For 4 moment she was speechicza, th--+
hurst CIT: "Oh. lack, Jack my precious
boyl 10 think you denied youraeli tor
YOUR old auntiel aud here IS LatAnial Ana
flcus r astcnsi And oh nave been want
ing this FOR an aRela
Alice and Jack laughed and appeared on
the scene.
..Blere you. my chiidren, said aunt ltn-
chael IN real dramatic style,
Jack blusied with pleasure, ana, OF
course. they were an happy forever after
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/, ~ CO. Cents and Boys White In-
Numbered Shirts; a bargain az sSc; /.
this week .....-.-.'..--f',r....f. .
~, /, I..-Gents' Double Back Tn
ianadered shirts Patent Gussetsi
a bargain at soc. this week..t.... y
4 N.-Gents Fine Plated Bosom
ff;nla.indered Shirts; a bargain az
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