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IT DID THE BUSINESS.

Mir J. H. Cobb, publisher of the Mir TOT, at Brocton, N. r., says: sFor near ly two years the Mirror has been pub. fishing the advertisements of Chamber lain's Remedies. 4 few days ago the writer was suffering from bowel trou- bIe and resorted to an old remedy which did not prove efficacious; finally he tried Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar- rhoea Remedy and two doses did the business. checking it completely For sale by E F. Hawley. Newtown, and Samuel c. Bull, Sandy Hook, druggists. !.
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Ho5s, Dsrr. easy to buy, easy to take HUH a x &AAS easy in effect 26cs

Mrs Logan from Micronesia, and an officer of the Woman's Board from Bos- ton. Apply to the secretary of your auxiliary for all information concerning reduced railroad rates, programs and en- tertainment.
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Our patrons will find De Witt's Litte Early Risers safe and reliable remedy for constipation, dyspepsia and liver complaints. Edgar F. Hawley, New town; s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-10

Charles Mitchell, who has been oper- ator for the New York & New England road, at Hawleyville, has resigned.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-10

Orville J. Johnson, has been suffering from heart trouble all winter, his limbs being badly bloated. He has been un- able to go to the barn for several weeks.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-10

Miss Jennie Bolles, who has been wis
 iting at James M. Blackman's, returned to Worcester, Tuesday.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-10

George F. Duncombe, Mrs Beers, Miss Julia Duncombe and Miss Brown attend ed the funeral of Benjamin T. Beers at Plattsville on Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-10

MT and Mrs l.. K. McClymonds from New York spent Sunday at c. W. Sloane's.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-10

Ex-Senator William N. Northrop came in on Wednesday from Buffalo. with a carload of steers. George Ferris also re- ceived car load.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-10

Robert Cannon of Bridgeport is pass ing some time with his parents, MT and Mrs Patrick Cannon.
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s34-840 Chapel Street,

diers' home, is quite poorly and not ex- pected to get we'll. Charles Gorham, the would be suicide,
 is failing fast and can live but short 1 time.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-10

George Martin of Bridgeport, was the guest of his brother. in-law, Charles Lake, recently.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-10

Dandruff is due to an enfeebled state
 ! of the skin. Halls hair renewer quick ems the nutritive functions of the skin, | healing and preventing the formation of | dandruff.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-10

Ayers pills are recommended by lead
 ing physicians and druggists, as the most prompt asd efficient remedy fol biliousness, nausea, costiveness, indi. gestion, sluggishness of the liver, jaun. dice, and sick headache; also, to relieve colds, fever. neuralgia, and rheumatism.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-10

Miss Farley spent few days in Bridgeport, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-10

Mir and Mrs James M. Blackman spent Sunday with friends in Shelton.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-10

De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cures scalds, burns, indolent sores and never fails to cure piles. E. F. Hawley, New town; s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-10

There will be no Saturday half holids at the Rubber, this summer.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-10
A NEW GLASS OF THIEVES

Some plant thief took from MT Sealey's yard some choice pansies and also stole from George Baird's some choice plants.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-10
EASTON
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.

The sociable held by the ladies of this church, Wednesday evening, May l, was decided success, both financially and socially. There was large number pre-
 sent, completely filing the hall, so that there was scarcely any standing room left. The season being more advanced the most sanguine expectations in regard
 to the fish pond were fully realized. A large number of the finny tribe were captured. The following program was
 we'll rendered: Overture, G. J. Banks solo and chorus, II am King of the Land and the Sea-" James Tyler, Mrs Sanford, MT and Mrs Weeks; recitation, Miss Florence Candee; solo, 1.-The Revolu- tionary Tea, Miss Sylvina Banks; read ing, Mrs John Wheeler; instrumental solo, Miss Evelyn Banks; recitation, Miss Lulu Tyler; quartet, "Hurrah for Old New England,'' J. $. Tyler, Mrs Sanford, Mrs Weeks and c. s. Powell 5; recitation. Miss Evelyn Banks; solo,
 aDown the ShadoWed Lane she goes.a J Mrs Sanford; recitation, $. D. Powell !; duet, stWhat are the wild waves saying , Mrs Sanford and Rev Mir Weeks; recita- tion, Miss Annie Logan; recitation, Miss Alice Lyon; instrumental solo, G. J. Banks. Following was drama by $. D. Powell and Mrs John Wheeler, Miss Mary K. Lyon, Miss Grace Bristol and Ernest Bauer. The program concluded with solo and chorus, "Cousin Jede- diah," c. s. Powell, Mrs Sanford, MT and Mrs Weeks. At the close of the lit erary part of the entertainment. the com pany betook themselves to the fish pond, and then to the tables below which were grooming under their weight of goodies spread to tempt the inner man. Much credit is due to those who labored so as- siduously to make success of the enter tainmenI, and we feel that all were re- paid for their efforts. It is to be hoped that these social gatherings will occur quite frequently. The net receipts for evening was $16.41.
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NOTICE ]!

We will give away free to our customers at the Dress Goods and Silk counters al small Book we have just completed and published, giving a History of Feminine Costume, tracing it's evolution from the earliest times to the Present.
 It is a regular En- cyclopedia and many larger books contain less information.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES. Next week Rev MT Kimball expects to come to Easton to remain during the summer and to do pastoral work.
 The Endeavor meeting was led, Sunday evening, by Miss l.. B. Turney and was enjoyed by all present.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-10

The cemetery near the Baptist church seems to be filling up fast. The past week MT Powell has dug four graves for Mrs Carr, Mrs Hill, MT Beers. and Mrs Johnson.
 MT McCollam Is to build a bay window
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Moving Machine
IorSe RakeS

said before sell the Wood. We praise Wheels the middle the when lot all down and ready We also sell the National Horse Rake It's good there's talking bowed Rake We should like to of both kinds don't which like best. We'll have
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F 10 w s.

Gale, Imperial Columbia, Wake the Centennial the Shovel Flows All do need to be their merits and do their advertising good they will do the farm
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,

And truly say that we have large and well seec of all kinds of Implements used on the Farm To begin agency for the vicinity of the following
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We also have about patterns of silk shirt waists to which
invite special attention. ranging in price from to $3.50
To the GenemenWe would especially address ourselves the
subject Clothing Come Clothing with all
things in Mems Boys and Youths Clothing, Shoes flats
and Furnishing Goods
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slDDLtBUR6, CASEY COUNTY.

-Messrs. Jason Wesley, George Dur
ham, VIM. Bryant and Albert kidney are
attending court at Liberty as witnesses
agains, "Tater John" Henderson for a
breach OF the peace.
Rev. Order, cousin OF Rev. +. Gri.
der, pastor OF the NJ. +. church, will
preach at the Baptist church the second
Saturday and Sunday, when = full at
tendance OF the membership 10 Tequce,-
ed.
"A Russell county man with a wag-
on loaded with maple sugar passed thro'
town last week en- route to Dsnville. He
tried to dispose OF the load here at l0c
per pound, but our merchants, like the
fellow who prayed for barrel OF pep
per, thought it was too much sugar.
Fishing is fne here. Mike Jones
and George Estes went Saturday night
and caught fine string and others have
done equally as we'll. T. Carpenter and
Jas. Rose were down from Hustonville
Saturday, but they had tishermen's luck.
Guess they didn't spit on their bait.
County Superintendent p. II. Taylor
has changed the boundary line between
districts Nos. 2 (Middleburg) and p Yo-
semite) so a. to include the whole OF the
town Of Yosemite in Middleburg district,
aud curses long and loud are being heap
ed upon the head OF the superintendent
by the Yosemite people.
Why not agitate the free turnpike
question in this county 1t would re-
lieve monotony and give us something
new to talk about, il it did no other good
Let us have candidate for the Legisla.
ture OF that persuasion. How would Rev
q. @. Smith do? He could handle the
subject on the raging stump with that
Glib tongue OF bis.
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RUSTONvILlE.

DOG Dryo will probably handle
some line horses THE year.
j. b Cook was over from Lawrence.
burg last week aud spent several days
with his sisters here.
DR.. Alcorn WAS called by telegram TO
Newport TO see J b. Adams, who has
been quite III for some time.
Bro. Bacher returned to Perryville
Monday, after preaching one week.
There were three additions and one in
FAINT baptiz d. Uncle Joe Hopper is con.
tinuing the good work.
M. L. Aliens wagon team ran oil
the other day, but fortuustely no damage
was done save knocking DOM the steps
outside Of Mr.. steele's store and break
ing the wagon tongue.
The editor of the |. spoke OF hav-
ing Mr.. Wattcrson lecture at the opera
house, and we can safely promise to have
Hustonville we'll represented il he will
only get the great man to speak there.
Willie Kennedy and Jim GARRISON,
while returning from visit to their best
girls some nights ago, were thrown from
the buggy and pretty badly bruised up.
So much for going counting on a dark
night.
MIR. Geo b. Cooper was up Monday.
Mr.. T.. ID. Kennedy went to Lexington
lsst week MIR L G. Walton siopppd on
his way to and from Liberty. and spent
pleasant time with the Misses Cook
Mrs. l. q. Walton is also the guest Of
the Misses Cook.
AT the regular meeting OF the town
board an ordinance was passed establish
ing bull pen in which all hogs found
on the streets unrung are placed and the
owner charged I'll each and % cents a
day for redeeming them. II they are
rot redeemed with in five days they are
to be sold by the marshal to the highest
bidder.
The exercises at the College chapel
last Friday night were a glitteriDg sue
Gees Ii consisted OF many charming in
strumental and vocal solos as we'll ss
duets choruses, recitatious, dialogue
and the College paper edited by Miss
Kate Btughmsn. The paper was one OF
the best we have ever heard and listen-
Ell with many bright bon mots, wise
thoughts and lanRhsble p 'rsonalities.
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LONDON, LAUREL COUNTY.

Miss Jennie Phillips, OF West Lib
erty, is visiting al II. q. Tnompsons.
Miss Cornett, OF Williamsburg, Wis
tied Miss S,lie Hsrklerosd this week.
John L. Phillips returned from a
visit to his father at West Liberty and
has taken his stand ia the Faris & Co. g
store.
An agent OF Wolfe Il Co. wholesa lie
whisky dealers of Louisville was tried
before Judge Brown this week, charged
with selling whisky to blind tigers at
Pittsburg and was 6ned $50 for each Of
fence. Judge Brown has taken a decid-
ell stand against the sale OF whisky in
this county, aud will fight it to the Bit
ter end.
AS stated in your paper, Miss Susie
McHargue arose from table Friday and
started out of the dining room, when
she fell in the floor seemingly with a
convulsion. A physician was hastily
summoned but she Was just breathing
her last when he. arrived. A post NOR.
TEN was made by Drs. Ramsey, Pen.
nington and Mason, and her stomach
found to contain large quantity Of
strychnine. Mics McHsrgue is daugh-
ter OF Sheriff McHargle, who was sssas.
sinated in Pulaski county about year
ago. She moved to this place with her
mother and another sister shortly aftel
the murder OF her father. They have
not borne very enviable regulations here
and her disgrace doubtless caused her
death. The coroner's jury returned g
verdict OF suicide.
On Tuesday morning the body o.
James @. Brown, of Log Mountain, Bel
county, was found on the railroad track
about 200 yards south of the depot in {
horribly msngled condition, having beer
run over by train. He was put off q
by Conductor DELPHI for refusing to pay
his fare. and it liz supposed that he at
tempted to board 70 as it passed here
He was beastly drunk when put of q
and a bottle half full of whisky was
| found near his remains. He was iden
titled by Robt. Brown, OF Pittsburg, who
claimed his body aud had it buried
That "rne wages of sin is DEATH" hai
been verified in London in the sbov,
| deaths.
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1. o. 7. N.

The next meeting OF the lodge OF the
Ladies of the Maccabees will be held at
Odd Fellows Hall Monday night, Sth.
TIE charter viii 10. no closed for two
weeks, at the expiration of which time
Mrs. Cora Ewes, OF Port Huron, Mich,
will return to give additional instruc-
tons in the secret work of the Order.
She came here recently with the highest
recommendations, and We all found her
to be an excellent lady of unusual intel.
ligence, thoroughly understanding her
business, and she made warm friends OF
all with whom she came in contact. She
is doing noble work and the best wish
es Of her numerous Stanford friends will
ever attend her. A full attendance is
requested for next Monday night.
MRS. ANNIE JAMES, X X.
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WILLIAMSBURG, WHITLEY COUNTY.


Arthur, the little son CT Mr. r d.
Hill, is quite sick.
The fishing has been ine in the
Cumberland for the past week, but this
cold spell will spoil IL for few days
Mrs. j. n. Pfe5tri1ge returned Sat d.
urday morning from two weeks visit
to her fathers, DR.. Clardy, at Hopkins
vile.
Elder J. q Livingston, Of Crab Or
chsrd, will pre- ich here the q rst Sunday
in each month in the future, instead OF
the fourth.
Rev. J. n Prestridge bsptiz I'd % in
the Cumberland last Sun lay afternoon
They were converts OF the meeting held
at the Baptist church recently.
Elisha Boyd, who is indicted in this
county To- cutting man by the name
OF Hill several years ago, was arrested
by Sheriff Burnett and lodged in ill last
week.
The new fiscal court is in session
this week Evidently men are a great
improvement over 20 to do the county g
business and we hope they are also an
improvement in quality.
Father Feys, OF Jellico, was down
visiting Col. o. Naru's family this week.
Mr.. w. X. Durham has been suffering
very much with his hand for the last
week with blood poisoning.
DIR. j. ID. Adkins is at home after a
few weeks stay in Louisville, where he
has been taking a special course in med
icine. Mr.. NJ. X. Pennington is at home
from Knoxville, where ne completed his
first year s course in dentistry.
Oar people were considerably alarm.
ed over the small pox being reported in
the county last Saturday. Judge Rose
had the matter Immediately Investigated
80 that the necessary steps might be TAX
en- to prevent the spread Of it, and 1t was
found to be false.
DIR. A A. Wiilets closed the lecture
curse Tuesday evening with his enter
tanning lecture on Sunshine. The Bsp.
tist church was we'll filed to hear him
and everybody was very much pleased
with the lecture. The committee will
arrsnge for another course next winter
The Young Peoples Baptist Union
was held at the Institute here, beginnir :
last Saturday and closing Monday. II
was an interesting session and quite q
number OF visitors were present, among
whom were DIR. T. p. Bell, OF Nashville
Prof. s. c. Mitchell aud Rev. Il. T. Cody
Georgetown; Rev. X. A. Mahsn, Lon
don; DR.. A. q. Graves, Lebanon; Rev
W. q. Cleveland, Springfield; Drs. W. p
Harvey aud j. w. Warder, Louisville
and Judge ]. Il. Sampson, Miidlesboro
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CRAB ORCHARD.

A lecture on "Home and How to
Make it Happy" will be delivered by
Scott Anderson at the Baptist church,
Crab Orchard, Saturday, April &, at $50
p. NJ. Original, humorous, practical. Adj
mission cents.
Mrs. Lizzie Simpson and daughter,
Miss Katie, OF Garrard county, spent
several days at Mrs. Besz'ey's the past
week. Mrs. +. b. Carson and little
daughter, Rhods May, visited Danville
last week. Mics Ada Roberts, who is at
tending school at College Home, visited
her parents in Madison county Saturday
and Sunday. Miss Alice Moore is visi.
ting relatives in Danville. Miss Lille
Edmiston entertained a number OF her
little friends Monday afternoon in honor
of her seventh birthday. Miss Lizzie
Logan, OF STANFORD J, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Boyd. Miss Lizzie Beazley is spend.
ing a few days in Gsrrard county. Col.
and Mrs. Jas. w. Guest, OF Danville,
spent several days with Mrs. Laura
Moore. Mr.. Will Brooks left last week
for Georgia and Alabama, where he will
spend several months. Mrs. Matte b.
Stapp, after a brief stay at home, was
called again to Louisville to the bedside
of her father. DIR. Guy Fsyne, OF Jessa-
mine county, made a short visit to his
parents last week.
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Democrats carried their entire ticket
through in Bridgeport, Conn, by ANA.
jority OF from 1000 to $500.
A wind storm almost approaching a
tornado swept over Boone county Mon
day. 1t badly damaged the hotel at Big
Bone Springs, blew II hogsheads OF to-
bscco into the river at Hamilton, left on
ly one house OF the 10 in Lewisburg
standing and blew down the Mt. Zion
school house
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MT. VERNON, RoCKCAsTlt COUNTY.


-E. T. Fish cut his hand on glass
while opening window
Mrs. Milly Mcclure, who has been
i'll for some time, is recovering.
DR.. T.. J. Brown was elected heu'en'
ant State commander at the recent Grand
Tent meeting in Lexington.
North street has been witened and
opened up from Richmond street to Col
yer addition and connects with Taylor
Avenue.
The J. q. Brown, who was killed by
a train at Lon don few nights since, is
not Jim Brown from this county as at
first supposed.
Two cabins were burned just North
of town. One week since, the other
Wednesday night. Both thought to
have been incendiary.
james Parker, who bad his arm am
putated at the shoulder few days since,
is in a critical condition. 1t is thought
the operation was delayed too long.
The music class OF the Institute,
taught by the accomplished Miss May
Miller, is rapidly increasing in numbers
Our citizens may expecta brilliant mu-
steal entertainment at the close OF the
school.
MIR. George Cook, prosperous mer-
chant OF Lexington, was in town this
week. Mr.. Sam Ward, the hustling can
didate for representative, 10 again review.
ing the hills and valleys Of R)ckcastle.
Mr.. NJ. +. Bnnkley, the popular candi-
date for register of the land office, is
greeting his many friends here this week
Mr.. 9. @. Williams, one Of the attorneys
In the Bowers estate case, has returned
from Somerset. Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Weber are in Louisville. Mrs. Cleo
Brown and Miss Matte Williams are Wis.
ting relatives in Louisville. County At
torney Collier has been III for some time
The depot agent at this place has q
collection OF copper and brorZs coins.
Specimens from Canada, Mexico, Nova
Scotia, Honduras. Ireland, England,
France, Spain, Holland, Switzerland,
Germany, Italy Madagascar and China
can be found in the lot. One tenth Of a
cent is the smallest denominations and
are from China and Italy. A copper
coin from ireland with the Harp Of Erin
thereon lie highly priced by the owner ii
being a present from An Irish friend.
The latter coin is $50 years old. Other
rare coins are to be found in the coilec-
ton.
The question OF graded school is
being very seriously talked of II BE
cured IL will help TO increase the populs-
ton, thereby bringing money, in that IL
will more than make up Tor the high
additional taxation. When people choose
q place to locate, the first question asked
Is this, ''Is there a good, permanent
school there - As Mt. Vernon has al
ready taken some progressive steps, let
her continue TO advance aud once more
let it be said that her citizens have uni
ted on q question that pertains to the
welfare OF all. Posterity will bless you
II you will give the vote in favor OF q
graded school a majority. In coming
years 1t will be pointed to as q lasting
monument to the memory OF the wide
awake citizens OF 1898.
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Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so well known and SO
popular as 20 need no special mention. All who
have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of
praise. purer medicine does not exist and Il is
guaranteed to do all that is claimed Electric
Bters will all diseases Of the Liver and Md
neys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure blood; will
drive malaria from the system and prevent as
well as all malarial fevers. For cure OF Head
ache, Constipation and Indigestion, try Elective
Bitters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Price soc and 81 per bottle at A X.
-Penny's drug store.
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Two Lives sawed.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction City, ILL.,, was
told by her doctors she had consumption aud that
there was no hope for her but two bottl.s of DIR.
Kings New Discovery completely cured her and
she says IL saved her life Mr.. Thos Eggers, I,o
Florida ST., San Francisco, suffered from dread
full cold, approaching cons sumption, tiled without
result every thing else then bought one bottle OF
DIR. Kings New Discovery aud IN two weeks was
cured. He is naturally thankful. Ii Is such re.
suits Of which these are samples, that prove the
wonderful efficacy OF this medicine In coughs and
colds. Free trial bottles at q. L. Penny, Exor's
Drug store. Regular size soc and q.
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"A mother deliberately took the lives
of her two beautiful little babes, at
tempted to murder a third and then
sought suicide as a climax to her bloody
deeds, at Columbus, o. Mrs. Eliza Will
liams, of Grove City, Ohio, is the woman
who played the leading role in the trag-
ID,
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A car load OF cut flowers from Los
Angles, Gal were received at Chicago
Wednesday.
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Bucklin's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bru: ses
Sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores, letter, chap
ped hands chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions
Ii positively cures piles, no pay required IL is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or none
refunded. Price as cents per box For sale by
A. X. Penny. Stanford, Ky.
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To the Democrats Of Lincoln County.

lam a candidate to represent Lincoln county in
the next Legislature Of Kentucky. subject to the
seton of the Democratic party. stand squarely
upon the National Democratic platform. Endorse
Cleveland and Carlisle. Am tor James b. MeCre-
ary Tor u. 5. Senator and in favor Of Free Turn
pixies Respectfully,
NJ + NoRTu
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GREAT :SALE.
OF SPRING CAPES.

We certainly have the finest collection
of Spring Capes ever offered in any inland
town. For style, quality and make up,
we know of nothing superior. They range
in price from 81 to SI2 and every Cape
good style and we'll made. You can not
afford to select your Spring Wraps with
out examining ours. The prices, styles
and make up will commend our Cspes to
the most fastidious. Don't forget while
in our store to examine our Dress Goods,
both in wash goods and woolens ranging
in price from SC to 81, and these are bet
ter goods than ever offered at the price.