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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-09-26

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Of their effieleney.. enclose my portrait.
A. y. aRANM, Photographs. NJ. Horsb, Wa.
My wife has been troubled with the sah rheuu
br iour years. During this tine doctors OF W.
eo9dp, Illinois, and the nsost eminent doctors Of
cuRA REMEDIES, and she used only. one box Of
CurIcURA, CUTlcURA Soar, and han . bottle a
the CurIcuRA REsoLvxHT, and these have eureS
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Hicks Great Works.

Rev. Irl X. Hicss. the celebrated storm
prophet, Of 81. Louis. is how = household
name in nearly every home 10 Auerica.
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SCRATCHED 3 YEARS
Suffered. Scratched, and He'd. Dvs.
tors No Relief. Cured by Two
Sets Cuticura Remedies.

Wish 70 express my thsnhs for ths bsneAt
have derived from using CUTIoURA Rns1bus.
Nothing like them was ever manufactured, Ros
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Cuticura ResoIvent {

The New Blood and Skin Purifier, internally, and
SUrIcuRA, the great Skin Cure. and CyTScuAs
soAr, the exquisite Skin BeauSdsr, externally, IN
santly relieve and speedily cure every disease anA
humor OF the skin, scalp, and blood, with lose of
hair, from infancy 70 sse, froU pimpIes 70 screfu
Sold everywhere. Price, CuTIcuRA, &c.; Soar.
2sc.; RssoLyEHT, 81. Prepared BY tho PorTIs
Dkue AND CREAicAL ConroRArIoN, Boston.
S." How 10 Cure Skin Disesses," "a PAGES. 90
Illustrations, and teshmoaisls, mailed free
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FOR FACIAL BLEMISHES

Sold throughout the world. Price, 1sc. PorrsR
DRuo AND CHsH. CoRP., bols Props, Boston.
:" AL about the Skin, Scalp, and Hair" free.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-22
Daurhters of the RevoIution,

The Daughters of the Revolution celebrated the anniversary of the Bat tie of Lexington" on Friday by a din- ner at the Waldorf with speeches and gong. About four hundred were seated at the beautiful tables, which were spread in the ball room and decorated in yellow. A pretty feature of the decora tions was a full sized sword laid and outlined with laurel.
 A genuine little musket about five inches long in solid metal adorned the cover of the menu card. The whole af- fair was of a high order, from a gus tatory, literary and patriotic point of view. The members of the organiza- ton who attended from New Haven were Mrs, A. E. Winchell and Mrs. Theodore Hagaman.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-22
LOCAL NE WS.
BrieI Mention. High water to-day at 9:31 a. m.

1l&Q WHU6T bO-udJ db J'Ol d. III.
 Buy a new house-R. P. Baldwin.
 Fishing, boating at Lake Saltonstall.
 R. s. Finman will address the Me Kinley club tomorrow evening, April 2S. He is good speaker.
 A fair and entertainment under the auspices of the French Catholic church is open in the old Union armory every evening this week.
 Grand Foreman John Currier Gal lagher will visit Momauguin lodge No, 1, A. o. U. w., Wednesday evening. April "A, and address the lodge on some thoughts suggested from reading the early records of the lodge.
 A party of fire Yale students went out sailing in one of Austin's boats last Saturday and as they did not ar rive home Saturday night it was feared they had met with some disaster, but they arrived home all right yester- day, having spent considerable time on Long Island.
 The cabinet trim, hard wood floors, mantels and fireplace work, mosaic flooring, gas fixtures, decorations, fur niture, hangings and floor coverings in Mrs Matthias's new residence on Whitney avenue is to be executed by Hoggson Brothers of No. g East Seven teenth street, New York,-The Com mercial Record.
 Miss Elizabeth Ann Bradley, widow of Major Lines Clark, died at her resi- dence, No. 8 Eld street, yesterday She was the mother of H. l.. Clark r+r1,1 Fr,1-Y1o o7Ixy a e+o oY, East street. She had a shock about four years ago and has never been well since. She was in her eighty-ff year. The funeral will be held from No. 8 Eld street to-day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-22
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
NNW ADYERrI, ,NuNN rs TO-DAY.

NEW 4DTERTI SEIES FS TO-DAY. Auction Sale-Geo. L. Andrews. Auction Sale-l99 Washington Avenue. Carpets-Brown & Durham. Chamber suits-Bowditch Furniture Co, City yNotice-Committee on Streets. Carpets-H. P. Perry. Cast or Clothing-Mrs. B. Cohn.
 Drlly Chht-Ma tCy, NeeV x Co. Estate Dan. Hitchcocll-Probate Notice. English UnderWear-Ch & Co. EntertainmenU-Grand Opera House. Enrertainment-Hype Theater. EntertainmenU-Poli's Wonderland. For Rent--Houae-J. ID. Andrews. For Rent-Flat-2l Pearl Street. For Sa. --Ient-43 Howard Avenue. For Sa e-Turnips-Long Wharf. Garden Barrows-L -Linsley, Root x %. Grand Shopping Emporium-F. M. Brown Co. Granulated Sugar-at Mills. Hose-Linsley, Root & Co. -Calipers-2lO Gotfe Street. New Attractions -Ewen Mcintyre S Co. Oiives-E. D. Hall x Son. Special Bargains-Wm. Frank x Co. screens-Lnsley Root x Co. To Loan-Money-Box 334. The Model-13 Church Street. Wanted-Girl-176 Wooster Street. Wanted-Painters-D Campner. Wanted -Loan-C Charlton, This Office. Wanted-Girl-107 Humphrey Street. Wanted-Situation-5 Wooster street. Wanted-Situation- Minor Street. Wanted-Situation-l Edgewood Avenue. Wanted-Situatlon- Congress Avenue. Wanted-Situation- Wallace Street. Wanted-Situation- Chapel Street. Wanted Girl-12 Academy Street. Wanted-Men-697 Grand Avenue. Wanted-Board-Box 1885.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-22
RALLY TO-NIGHT.

To Welcome 'Father Endeavorer'' Clark.
 The New Haven Y. P. s. c. E. union will hold rally at the United church this evening at o'clock. The meeting will be addressed by Father En- deavor'' Clark of Boston. All are in- yited. Give him a welcome.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-22
Best Moquettes, yd.. $.9s Good Velvets, yd. .98 Best Body Brussels 1.10

Splendid line of Tapestry Brussels, 65c. yd. and up. The 65 cent carpet is good.
 A reliable line of fine In- grain Carpets, choice colors, moderate prices.
 Best quality Moquette Mats, 9s cents
 Best make of Moquette Rug, 27 64
 inches, selling at S1.9S.
 Smyrna Mats in rare designs, excel.
 lent qualities, IS 36 inches, selling at
 8o cents.
 Japanese Rugs, the most effective
 rug known for the money size ox I2
 feet, low ebb price $Io,4o. Truly a
 nominal figure for the fneness of the
 rug.
 Linoleums, reliable and easy to buy. A serviceable Oil Cloth at 23c. a yard.
 China Mattings at 9, II, 13c. a yd. and more. Novel ties in Mattings. Panama weaves, fancy colored warps, centre-pattern designs.
 The |" Nubia Rug is still before the public as the Oriental rival. More ser viceable and stylish than any rug ever made for $I.4o.  Carpets, Second Floor.
 Fly-time will come. Come sooner than you think. How about door and win window screens ? The "Cort- land /" carries the palm. Upholstery, Second Floor. New Furniture
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-22
Sow The Seed

All kinds of Seeds sold in the Basement. Not seeds that sink in the ground and sleep, but seeds that gyogO. I cent a package.
 Special Sale, beginning Monday, of all copper, nickel plated Tea Kettles, war ranted perfect. No. -7o
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-22

The best and safest moving establish 1nent in the New England states. We have had twenty-nine years experience in moving pianos. Place your order with us and your piano will be moved right and at a low price. c. M. Loomis' Sons, S33 Chapel street. ap22 St
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-22
Pianos Timed by the

Best workmen in Connecticut. Now is the time to place your orders and have your piano tuned c. M. Loomis' Sons, S33 Chapel street. ap22 St
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-22

Have you seen the new church paper, Young People at Work?
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-22
N17KOE1 " I'I0VJ1 N1NEIVH' Bargain Table No. 1.

Ladies who are looking for French Dimities with the dearness extracted from the price, will be here 9 o'clock Monday morning, buying them at 12H cents a yard. They'll bear sizing up with outside Dimities.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-22
A Stir In CapeS

IA OtAA AA NuPNO
 As early as ten minutes past eight o'clock, Monday morning, 1o5 Ladies Black and Colored Capes go on sale at $3, o8. Fifty differ ent styles and all members of season 1895.
 I5o Capes same style and colors, bet
 ter cloth $500 each
 Half hundred Gall that's left) $Iooc
 Capes are Monday marked to S7.4S,
 Hurry
 A little circle of Black Silk Capes--
 say 25-lined with silk and trimmed
 with lace and jet. As the market goes,
 Sro'oo. As sos go, So.9S.
 Let your thoughts into more expensive Capes, $I5.oo to $35.oo. Atevery interme- diate step, quality and cost keep perfect time. Higher the cost higher the quality. Great chance for jugglery up in such prices, you know. Look out for that, but not here.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-22
MALLEYsNEErI'spS.

e Dh016 new feat e11'IIt5558 e1'+z.I558| :: ;::;.: <" <. <" $. just set up. They look great and are great. Steel beats iron, you know. Makes a smoother, stronger, finer looking bed. Solid or naments on posts instead of spongey ones. Four coats of lacquer instead of two. Reversible side rail that makes any style of springs usable.
 Only one concern in the country makes them. Only one concern in New Haven sells them. That's us. Let's talk it over together in the store
 Thefe left of $1375 Couches, quit our quarters at $9.75. But we carry
 2o other designs in Couches and
 Lounges priced four to forty dollars
 What we haven't space to speak. about in Spring Furni- ture, would make a big Adv. in itself. New, fresh Furni- ture meets you at every turn. Furniture. Second and Third Floors Millinery
 This week will open with a sale of Fine Trimmed Hats, Turbans and Bonnets of la test Parisian styles, priced (will you believe it } $6.5o each.
 A lot of Fine Fancy Chip Hats and Turbans in blacks and colors at 37c. each.
 Fine Crepon and Satin Ribbon, double faced, 3H in- ches wide, all colors, first class ribbon for the price 45c. a yard.
 Main Store, South center. By The End The end has been reached on many
 bolt of ,ss, sh silk and e4g7zSs5s s s3 s8s3a so Mon sk;gs#: < 4ESSs day will x hsW y
 begin &%8 Rem "A ElN%&SM <: :.':. <" .'': ;':: X: ''|. ;: 4(
 nant AtlY BD GN week. 1 K2 We've ssM SSI gathered W
 them to- hRnl gether EFM
 for a
 short length, short price Silk Sale on Bargain Table No 2.
 Fine and medium qualities, staid or
 striking styles, splendid sleeve and
 trimming possibilities in short lengths
 to 4 yards, at half what long lengths
 would cost.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-22

Knee pants 10 cents at Oak Hall.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-22
Corset Comfort

l" Ready" is the W o q. Spring and summer styles to suit new dresses and fit short, medium, long, and ex- tra long waists. Prices never lower. Dressmakers never higher in their praise of our Hilda " Corset, patterned after the celebrated C. P. A La Sirene Paris made Cor set.
 No less meritorious is the |" Sonnette" homemade Cor set, covering 21 styles. Both of these makes sold only by us in New Haven. Every other brand worth buying, is sold here besides a complete line of Ladies, Misses, Boys and Girls Health Waists. Did you know we had the largest Corset department in New England ? So every traveller says.
 Temple Sure Entrance Right.
 MALLEYss sNEELY4!ygg!p(o.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-22
Pianos Moved by the

Clay diagonal suits $500. Oak Hall.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-22

Black cheviot suits s6.oO, Oak Hall.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-22
HOWE 6 sTETsoN.

500 yds. 2o-in. White Habutai Silk 29c. yard.
 1000 yds. 2a-in. Fancy Changeable Serges, etc, for Cape and Jacket lin. ing, 39c. yard. J for Canes 70 OE 70 zE ward
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-22
Carpet Time

N ew, fine patterns in Body Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, Moquettes, Velvets and Will tons.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-22

Fine and medium qualities, staid or striking styles, splendid sleeve and trimming possibilities in short lengths I to yards, at half what long lengths would cost.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-22
TELEPHONE No. 32s.

Tea spoons 490' a set Of SIX a set of spoons ought to create a spicy int crest in the follow ing a d d i ii o n al items. !" Rogers" g o d ordinary silver plated ware.
 Rogers better plate Teaspoons, 87c
 set.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-12-06
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Gin uillfommener Dorbote fir 1896.

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.3udt6nusftnfe oerutibeilte G6aS. Gar
RIG. Die 5reunbe beiielben battsn els
men &eoOlpcr in Dos @eidn9niB ein9e-
Idmu9selt, uno iObnlo ols paris ii6
i'm 8e!iBe Der Morowaffe Job, i9ldte er
ii6 on, NnoeriOn. nit benz er in 5sboe
lebte, talt ~ mn6eu. 9arilber fam ss
Su einem Sample, on Weldem ii6 breiBls
Snioilsn bCs @efdnsniiies betteiltstsn.
9os yteiuliut belieGben mar. buB Nursr'
ion i'm Sierbrn liest uns Sarris bur9
eiusn Mtehniti6 ldiuer periuuuoet Uur-
be uuo ueri6ieocue Der iibrisen @efan9ts
1ner sleidIuls mebr Uoer weniaer er9eb'
li6e 8eruunoun9en baoou truseu.
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Cine 10 re y eipenfer u
6 e d / Oh e.

sSu etfem nlten S6lofie aett cir
@eiIt UNI. Wr. Srr teihlieBt, I'm
beiIsn Refannti9ait 81 MAIDEN, in BEN
sdt0iie 81 ilbeln0Gien.
lin Mltterno6t eri6eint Dos 8.
lpsn1t, tfrrrt nit DEN 9sttep, aebt nuI
bas 2a9er o>s 0Ir. Sug 81 uno ninlmt
ibm-bie 86rie nag.
Iii fam broubsu Gin @e;it Geto?
ia9t Der n@u9tiihman'.
,Ser'u &c, met Guteisr,' ont,uor
tel Dag @eipsnit. id bun Sc dben Ter
qelpshatiher g MI
@pribt's uub peridiuinoet.
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osae srasisamoote aus Ser. sebea,

Cine Dame aus gutter 5amilie in
Sur:n, Die aud ala G9riftiteLIerin eis
nigen 8uf rat, bsmiibt ii9 eeaenndr-
tid, lire G6e NIT einem falinen 9rins
ssn su lOIsn. SIM Sabre 1887 bat iie
fih nit etnsm Germ &obert Wilcor
oermdbtt, Der T9 gum 3tped militGris
f6sr @tub:el in Surin auf6ielt unb
Iih, pG9reno er Srdulein Gina ben
5of maGte, fir BEN So6n bes &0ni9s
Der 5an6p;h>S nfeln ausgab. Gina
reifs mt ibrsn Gattsn na9 beFen
Seimat9 ob, in fro5sr Gripartune Der
fiirIfliGen @bren, nit benen man lie
bort empfaneen niirbe. Wan bente
fid lire @nttdui9une, als lie auf ben
GanbpiG, ~eSSuTeln ~dngetommen in ibs
rem @aiten Gsn Sr6n zines 9ofI9rei,
uers unp elmer 5tlapin entbedte. sSnz
foIoe biefer unerfparteten Gntlarbuna
bes Serrn Milecr ma6te ne biefem Be,
oreifIi6erfpeiTs oas 2e6en ni9t 10 Oil.
9enebm, nie lie als Gattin Derpflibtet
eepelen Ddre, unb Der 9ema6l fperrte
lie oaFiir elm, augIeih in Der 9offnuns,
babur9 bic 8sr0ffentIi9uns feiner
56pinbeleien gu per6fnbern. Sc ge<
lana iebo9 Der t6atfrGftigen junsen
sFrau, aus i6rem G~bssefGnsniB gu ents
fIieben uub trob grenSenlofer S6tpie.
riofeiten mad Surin 5uriid3ufebren.
4fg lun inspii9en Der abenteuerli9e
@atte Iih in cine 8erI6fp0runa aeqen
bic Sunbpi9sz Maieitdt eingelafen
hattie, bufiir gum 2obe perurtbeilt unh
su IS Sabran @efdngniB begnabigi
pprben fpar, belt Gina Bilcor es fir
anoeaeiat, i1re 9sr6inbung nit ibm
amt!i6 unb tirhli9 ~ridsdneie gu ma
6en. Ote Stride mar gerne 6ereit,
bag BON i6r geihIun9ene 8anb gu Id
fen. als man i6r Id9te, 4obert @ilcoI
lei ME g%etauFt gepeIen; bas Surinsi
@eriht erfannte aud an, baB bic drmt
@iro quten @runb babe, Ii9 bon BEN
@dnbni9 : S%nIulaner los3umd9en
rr0 perlanate nur bic 8~orIegung eini.
oer lIrfun6en iber bic 9erIon be;
Satten, bepor es bic g6e duf6eber
f6nne. 6o6alb biefe urtunoen beige.
6roGt Tino, piro Gina Wilcor fre
fein. unb an reren 8eper6ern pirb ei
ibr eepiB ni8t feblen, bic bereit tnb
Ts fir has perss6ens ertrGumte 9liic
ON Ger Geite zines SibieezBrinaen Il
entfddotgen. benn Su i5ren forftiser
8orsiigsn bat iie 3neiIeGios jest aud
ben binsusefist, cine iebr interefant
5rau ou iein.