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Evening journal., 1897-02-26
PRETTY WEDDING At SMYRNA.


PRETTY WEDDING AT SMYRNA.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
SMYRNA, Feb 26-One of .he pret-
tiest home weddings held here for
sometime was that of Miss clio tile Refs
and Barold Barney Mitofsky, of Phil
adelpha, which took place yesterday at
the residence Of the brides fs ther NJ
Refs.
The approach to the parloi,, where
the ceremony took place, was banked
with potted palms and many different
plants. The bride, one of the most
beautiful the town has ever pro duced,
was dressed in white silk trimmed
with duchess lace At l o'clock Rev
DR. Nathan Bremen entered the parlor
and in short time the happy couple
were declared husband and wife.
After the reception and a fine we'd
ding dinner, Mr. and Mrs Mitcfaky left
for q tour of the Southern stases via
Washington, and will be at home after
PHILADELPHIA.
After the wedding the engagement of
Mrs Mitofsltys sister, Miss Theresa
Refs, and Lou Gordon, of Philadelphia,
was announced.
Those present from a distance We're:
Mr. and Mrs. L. Haas, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Goodman, Mr.. and Mrs. Blascer
and Mr.. Sehuman, of Carmi. H.; Mrs.
Benjamin Lowenhaupt, Daniel Rosen-
baum and Moses Rosenbaurl. Of Mt.
Vernon, Ind; Edward Frendsdorf, of
Hudson, Mich; Mr. and Mrs. Elshach,
Miss Eisbach and Felix Elsbach OF
Cincinnati, Ohio; Mrs. Michael Rosen-
field Of Baltimore; Mrs. Edward Wit
kowsi1y. Of Cleveland, Ohio; Misses
Jessie Davis pearl Fisher and Mrs,
John Reif. of Lykens Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. Vanders, of Toledo. Ohio; Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Reis, of Milton, Pa; Louis
Refs, Of Stratsburg Pa; Mr.. and Mrs.
$. Mitcfsky, Miss Theresa Refs. Lou
Gordon, of Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Fisher and Miss Nellie B. Legg.
Evening journal., 1897-02-26

Several of the Muslin bar
gains were all closed out last
Wednesday-ne@ ones will
take their place this Saturday.
as follows:
Muslins. unbleached standard.
1,4OO yards one yard wide Sheeting
4c. per yard.
900 yards best quality unbleached
Sheetings, rs yards wide, &c. per
yard.
200 yards bleached Fruit of Loom
and Dwight Anchor, 61ac. per yard.
1000 yards best quality Williamsville
Pleached, sac.
Sheeting Muslins at the fol-
lowing reductions:
"a yards wide bleached Utica. 17c
2R yards wide bleached Utica, 19c.
"a yards wide bleached Standard .15c.
2la yards wide bleached Standard lie.
Pillow Case Muslin.
AZ inches wide Special. Sc.
45 inches wide Special, &c.
As inches wide Utica, 91kc.
Pillow Cases and Sheets
ready for use.
400 hemstitched Pillow Cases. SO
inches long, 45 inches wide, 121kc.
, yards wide Utica Sheets, 45c.
2h yards wide Utica Sheets, 4Sc.
212 yards wide Utica Sheets, soc.
Same thing hemstitched, ~ and 21b
yards wide, soc. and Soc
Pure Linen Crash.
1900 yards with red border Sc. from
12hc
White Shaker Flannel
400 yards at 4c. from 1Oc
Best quality Calicoes.
1000 yards Indigo Blue. Ruby. Pur-
pie and medium shades at 4c.
Hosiery-Ladics' Fast Black
Onyx
500 pairs at this splendid quail
ity. 25c. per pair-Spring and Sum
mer weights.
White Dimity.
Stripes and checks in remnants of 2
10 10 yards, zoe. and Csc. grade for
l2iAc. per yard.
WIN. B. SHARP & CO.
Evening journal., 1897-02-26

Boys Satin Calf Lace
Shoes, worth from $I.25
to $3.50; all go at 05C
Evening journal., 1897-02-26
VIM. B. SHARP
30 co.
E0urTh and Marker Sis.

Closed Saturday evenings at
6 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1897-02-26

Samples Ladies Oxford
Ties, worth from 81 to So;
your choice, 69C.
Evening journal., 1897-02-26

S implies Mems French
Calf Enamel Shoes from
the celebrated make of M
P. Clougb, the cheapest he
makes is $500 Shoes. We
place on sale his SIS, SO
and 81 shoes at 81 25.
For choice widths from
AA to ID
Evening journal., 1897-02-26

Samples Misses Exten-
sion Sole, triple stitched,
button, fine Vice Kid,
worth $I5o; will 60 It
SI00.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-10-28

Our lines of Finer Suits comprise
all the Modern Styles in vogue
Stripes, Checks, Broken Plaids,
Over Plaids and Worsted,in Single
and Double Breasted, Getaway
and Prince Alberts. Finest Fabrics,
Latest Styles, Handsome Finish,
Most Serviceable in Wearing,
Qualities, at Popular Prices.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-10-28

In Our Shoe Departm Mt We
Carry the Gold Seal, Goodyear
Glove and American Brands Of
Rubber Goods
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-01-02

SILVER IN the ARTS. !
Houses Furnished With Silver RaiIings and
Baths. -

The increased use of silver, not only I'M
the arts, but as substitute for the baser
metals, is a matter to which the mine
owners are devoting considera BILE
amount of attention in the hOpetthat In
this way they will create a profitable der
mand for their commodity.
1t has, accordingly: been proposed that
silver should take the place of iron for
the ratings Of houses. the periodical
painting of which would not be needed
and so the silver pneS would be as cheap
in the end. while their brightness ana the
light they reflect would add beauty to
their adequate efficiency.
silver might be employed, for a great
many articles now made of other ma
terials, for example, the knobs or handles
of DOORS pillars and stands for lamps.
h6oks for clothes. and for a variety of
other objects, which will readily occur 70
the.streader, and all of, WHICH. wilt,;3n
eeSo%a Srn nrsss sscs well Il * n,
said q AHssffic saS MOI en-:
nensfp e&3fsAlect sf1ssa hach
Z ks lit scpnSmioAi gfGthas In
ITS n!aeS Sa liver was Is leasss~ice e
A few wealthy people live already had
Vanderbilt. who, as the wife of one of the
richest men in the world, is able to in
slulge every within. Her bathroom Is fitted
UP with a splendor recalling the glories
of similar apartments. in the Arabian
Nights It is of highly polished white
marble, and in it is huge bath OF bright
silver which gives a delightful appear
ance to the glistening water.
There can be little doubt that by the
artificial fostering of the use of the metal
in this manner much may be done to IN
crease its value.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-01-02

LADIES OUTING FLANNEL.
SKIRTS AND WOOL SKIRTS. Sager's
price $1.00. bankrupt price % CENTS.
LADIES' BLACK SATEEN SKIRTS,
lined and quilted, Sagers price SITS,
sale price $780,
DOUBLE FACED DRAPERY FLAN-
NELS, Sager's price rs cents. bankrupt
sale price 121s cents.
UMBRELLAS with solid oak hand
les, and steel rod and steel frames, Is
inch size, Sager's price $1.00, bank
rupt price IS cents. Mr.. Sager had a
good stock of these, goods and they
have all been marked down.
GENTS FANCY NIGHT SHIRTS,
Sagers prices rs cents, mark down sale
price As cents u. s..
A large line of Linen Crashes all at
ridiculous low prices. You will buy
these goods il you take the trouble to
look. 's Z" =
LOT CORSETS in white and drab,
Sagers price so cents, sale price 80
cents.
LOT FINE SATEEN CORSETS in
white and drab, extra long waist, Sa-
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price cents.
BEST CHEVIOT SHIRTINGS, Sa-
gers price 12h and Is cents, sale price
Z cents.
BEST DARK AND LIGHT PERCA-
LINES, yard wide, Sager's price 121s
cents, sale price cents
Mr.. Sager had a good line of blue and
brown cottons. These all go into this
sale at mark down prices.
YARD WIDE APRON GINGHAM
Sager's price 1919 cents, bankrupt price
4 cents.
TURKEY RED DAMASK, oil boiled
colors, warranted, Sager's price Sc
cents. bankrupt price 33 cents.
CNBLEACHED LINEN DAMASK
at %. 40 and so cents. bleached Damasks
at As. so up to 80 cents. These are the
best value ever shown in table Dam
asks. Come before. they are all closed
out.
See our Bargains in Napkins
Bargains in Towels, three kinds
large size, all linen towels, Sagers
price 121s cents. bankrupt price 3 cents
and better Towels just as cheap, in
promotion
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gers price IS cents, sale price so cents
The best value we have ever shown, al
sizes.
We have taken the balance OF
Sager's Corsets that We're $1.00, $1.25
and $3.50, and made one price. for the
lot 70 cts. You can find the Royal
Worcester. DR.. Warmers, Madam
Foys. and several other makes of fine
Corsets in this lot.
LADIES HEMSTITCHED HAND
EERCHIEFS with plain and fancy
borders. and the same in Gentlemen's
Handkerchiefs. all marked down. See
them at 5 and 5 cts. each.
&. CHILDREN'S HOSE marked down
tn cts. a pair.
CHfEDREN'S ALL WOOL HOSE
Sagerh price 12la cts. sale price cts.
LADIES' FINISHED SCANNED
HOSE. Sager's price 121s cts, bankrupt
price 3 cts.
LADIES' BLACK ALL WOOL.
HOSE, finished seams. the % ct. quail
ity, SADIE price 121s cts
BARGAINS in Children's Merino
Underwear.
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THE HENRY N. SAGER BANKRUPT STO61
and FANCY GOODS

Here is a partial list. Read it care
fully and take advantage of this great
sale. Lay in your Stock for Winter
while you can buy at these prices.
Everything as advertised at our store.
$1,000 worth of Dress Goods of all
kinds to be sold at Il and "A Mr.. Sa-
gers price. We are now Offering the
greatest bargains in plain and fancy
Dress Goods ever shown in Gardiner.
Elegant Black Dress Goods all being
sold at Bankrupt prices. Come and
see these goods. See the black inquired
Brilliantines that we are Offering at
IS cents. Sager's price % cents. See
lines of fancy
DRESS GOODS that we are Offering
at Is cents per yard, not half their real
value.
GOOD ENGLISH SILESIA 81 cents,
worth 1919 cents.
BEST DRESS CAMBRICS. cents
per yard while they last.
WHITE EMBROIDERED FI.AN-
NELS. Mr.. Sager's price 30 cents, sale
price 10 cents.
WHITE EMBROIDERED FLAN-
MEL, elegant quality; all wool, sale
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BARGAINS in Gents Underwear. so
ct. quality, bankrupt sale price 70 o..
GENTS FINE ALL WOOL sHJR1E:
AND DRAWERS, Sager's pricef ~
and $l.25. bankrupt price So ctsss kt'
cannot give you all sizes in xxx
goods; first come FIRST served akfong
asathe stock lRt1g - fdzrS
Of q, yarn 3 q. 4, s ss,,ew.
price 80 d lnkrupt Price Is cts. best
German x9h. sager's price Is cts.
sale price cts. = best Saxony yarn.
Sager's price Is cts, bankrupt price s
cts.
MACHINE COTTON, while it lasts.
3 cts. There is only a small quantity
and 1t won't last long.
BEST SEWING SILKS 100 yd..
spools. Sager's price 10 cts, sale price
5 cts. Large spool twist two spools for
cts.
MARsHAkL SPOOL LINEN d cts.
SILK HOSE supporters 10 cts.
Embroidery Silks in skeins. Flo Silk,
Wash Silk. This line of silks all one
price, cts. skein.
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News Of the .q:

The newest thing in house letter
boxes is a box with an electrical at
tachment which will ring a bell in the
kitchen when a letter is dropped in (
F For a number of years in Atchison
persons having graves in the cemetery
in their charge have been accustomed
to decorate them at Christmas with
evergreen and holly. -. ~
The old historical building in Fort
Scott, Kan, which was used by the
United States government when the
town was a military post, was sold
recently. on a mortgage for 500.
Florida will have three important
gatherings this winter. the tobacco
convention at 0eala, coast defense
congress at Tampa and the national
good roads congress and wheelmen's
meet at Orlando. each following close
ly in the order named.
The johnson City Journal asserts
that within Stanton, Morton. Grant
and Stevens counties there is not a
single pauber. and it submits this fact
in reply to those who are continually
bemoaning the poverty and suffering
in western Kansas.
The raising of cucumbers is becom-
| ing one of the great industries OF
northern Indiana. Figures indicate
that over 20O, 900 bushels We're gathered
in northern Indiana last summer and
picked at various repositories. and
that an amount in excess of 100000
was paid the farmers for their product.
They have just exactly the right kind
of school board at Downs, Kan. A
bad boy refused to obey the teacher
and in Furnishing him she broke ruler
on his person. The parents. of course.
raised row, but the board issued an
order that it was all right and if the
supply Of rulers gave out they would
send for more.
The village of Borobeke, Belgium. has
an electric plant according to plans
drawn by Professor Schoentges of
Client. All streets, alleys and private
roads. all public and private buildings
are lighted by electricity. The great
dairy works of the village are worked
by electricity. For all this each house
holder only pays 10 francs (s3.sO per
year. =
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price down to As cents The flannel is
worth AZ cents without the embroid-
cry.
BLACK Rustic PERCALINEs,
yard wide, Sager's price Is cents, sale
price 81 cents.
BEST 25ct. SATEEN. Sager's price
20 cents. sale price Is cents and the Is
cent quality, same goods, at 10 cents
per yard.
BEST WIGGTN, Sager's price IL
cents, sale price 5 cents.
LOT FANCY. DRESDEN SILKS,
Sager's price s1.O0 and $1.25, sale price
so cents.
LOT CORDED CHANGEABLE
SILKS, Sager price IS cents, bank
rupt price % cents.
LOT YARD WIDE SILKS. bankrupt
price 33 cents. All of Sager's black
and colored velvets that were $1.00 and
SIPS. bankrupt price rs cents.
WHITE AND GRAY BLANKETS
BED COMFORTERS AND BED
SPREADS at bankrupt prices. See the
Sager Spreads at so and 70 cents.
A large stock of Fancy Outing Elan
nels, Sager's price 10 and12k cents, sale
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EASTERN STEAMBOAT CO.

s Popular and Delightful Route between
Bath. Boothbay and the Islands and An
Gent PemaQuid.
S35 A. NJ, and SIS p. M. daily, (except
Sunday at 11.4o, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturtlays.s4 Sundays leave at 3 A. n.
Leave KenneEec Steamboat Co.'s wharf
daily Except Monday. at $50 A: M. !.
The &35 A.. NJ. boat lands daily Except
Sunday at Isle Of Springs. Mouse and
SQUIRREL Islands and connects at Mouse
island with annex boat for Capitol island.
spruce Point and Ocean POM, also Heron
Island, Christmas Cove and PemaQuid.
Returning, leaves PemaQuid at Lie r..
NJ, making same landtngs and connecting
at Bath with the train which arrives
Lewiston 1t $50 r NJ. and Augusta ~
NOON EXPRESS, leaves. Bath. Tue
day, Thursday and Saturday at 11:lo n
NJ. arriving at Boothbay at l40 r. n.
{ Leave Boothbay daily (except Sundays.
at Ills A. M. 2.45 p. M, Ills a. n. Tue0-
days. Thursdays and 6aturdAys' sundayn
I siAAAUMRDAY nvHNuso STEAMER.
bay, Morday morning at ~ connecting
with trai which arrives 1t LDW1q&on ~
Sl5 Augusta at sos A. M.
Send for beautiful Descriptive 0cl4ee.
JAMEeB. DRAKE. Pres. Q Gen. 4gf.
w. w. MASON, Agt Bath.
Bath. Ma. July Z. 1SS4
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1871 WATER STREET, GARDINER, MAINE.

one of the school houses in Wytopitlock
where a tree loaded with gifts was being
observation-disclosures of which were being
sold by auction; a pretty incident illus
trating the discipline of school life upon
the mind of small children occurred. Mr..
Patched WAS acting as auctioneer, and
one had bid five cents. after which there
was pause. How much am Offered?
he said. Another pause. And then a
bright little fellow five or six years old
"A dollar and a quarter: He supposed
from his training at school he had as
good right to speak as any one, but tne
jump. from five cents to Sl.2J at one BID
amused everybody.
From some records recently unearthed.
it appears that a rather extraordinary
find was once made in the Gen. Wingate
house at the corner Of Spring and High
Emade on the 18th Of July. 1851. Bees be-
ling seen in an upper room. the fire board
. tas removed, and one fiue of the Chin
,&&sys was found TO be full. of honeycomb,
(which was hanging down into the fire,
|spAace The bees. then at work. seeing the
light let in upon them, came out ana COW
cred the windows to the depth OF three
inches These fiues had never been used.
and il is supposed the bees had occupied
them for three years. The number of
bees was estimated at 1000 to 1900 and
the amount Of honey from 2Woo to SVVo
pounds.
A gentleman representing a Bath news
paper had Ii rather unpleasant expert
ence on the train with Ross. the. New
Sharon criminal. Both were on their way
to this city. one to see the polo game. w
other in company with sheriff to attend
court. The newspaper. man and the
sheriff being acquainted sat together,
Ross a seat ahead. Ross Is neither
handsome man in appearance or a saint
in disposition and the conversation nat
urally was about the criminal. The news
paper man of course asked many ques-
lions and in the course OF his remarks
said something Ross didn't like. quick
as a fash Ross turned around and made
the newspaper man see stars from a hard
clip on the face with his hand. Inc
newspaper man took the attack as good
naturedly as If he had been handed a
paper men. Ross made no further adj
vances during the trip.-Courier- Gazette.
A shrewd Rockiand man. who prides
himself on his ability to drive bar
gain asked relative who deals in cat
tie to sell COW for him, urging the
relative to be sure and get the highest
possible price. A few days later the
relative sold the driver a quarter of
beef as he often does but got an ex-
tremely low price being beaten down
by the shrewd buyer. In the next
week the driver purchased three more
quarters of his relative as he was so
pleased with his first bargain. A little
after these transactions the driver
asked his relative how much he OBJ
tanned for his COW for him and was
Mortified when he heard the low figure
mentioned. He commenced to berate
him but was obliged to stop when told
that he himself was the purchaser.
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Railroads and Steamboats,.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD co.
CONDUCTED TOURS
NIatchless In Every Feature.
CALIFORNIA.


Three tours to CALIFORNIA and the
PACIFIC COAST will leave Boston. Janu-
ary e, February 49, and March 26, 1897.
Five weeks in California on the first
tour, and four weeks on the second
Passengers on the third tour may return
on regular trains within nine months.
Stop will be made at New Orleans for
Mardi-Gras festivities on the second tour.
Rates, $315, $3.50 and $40. respectively.
FIoaIOA.
3 Jacksonville tours. allowing two weeks
in Florida, will leave Boston January %,
February S and q. and March s, 1897.
Rate, covering expenses en- route in both
directions, $500 from Boston.
3 WASHINGTON.
Seven-day tours will leave Boston
December 90 1896, February II, March y.
April (six days. and May IL. 1897. Rate,
including all expenses en- route with
board at Washington's best hotels. 3&;s
from Boston.
MOND AND WASHINGTON (six days..
from New York; December 26. January
%. February 20, March 49, April Is. Rate,
Icoyering all expenses, 1856. Sass
Detailed itineraries and other Informal
tion of Tourist Agent. 205 Washington
ST, Boston. dec10, wed&rsatmar2o
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Selected Receipts.

| MUSTER. GINGERBREAD-one cup
| molasses. two tablespOonfuls melted but
three tablespoonfuls of boiling water. one
| teaspoonful ginger. flour enough to knead
well. but not hard; roll into sheets and
| bake on three common sized tins, in II
quick oven. ca. f. s7s q
APPLE TAPIOCAs PUDDING-I at.
water, :. cup tapioca. 6 large apples, 2
tablespoons sugar. Wash the tapioc.,
and put II with h speek S 81 SAY he an
which is boiling, Pare. core and quarter
the apples. When the tapioca is partly
dissolved. pour it over the apples which
have been put in pudding dish and bake
| in hot oven about 90 minutes. or until
the apples are soft. Serve hot with milk
or cream. If liked sago may be used IN
stead of tapioca. Spice may be put N:
|. THE FOUNDATION OF. A SALAD
The question is asked. OF what ingredi-
ents may a~salad. be composed? The an
swer comes quick enough from an ex-
edible in the fruit, flesh and vegetable
line. for one Is constantly surprised by
hearing OF some unthouRht OF material
utilized In a salad. Aside from tomatoes
cabbage. nasturtiums potatoes ana Deetf.
which are commonly used may be added
caulitiowers; artichokes. carrots and
mushrooms. 5as N sEssssssl IS
USING SUGAR Nv CAkE-In cakes
this: For all white and. delicate cakes
use powdered sugar; for rich cakes plum
cAl<e), use crushed loaf powdered anu
sifted for dark cakes the best brown
sugar, and for jelly cakes and light fruit
cakes and cookies. use "A" coffee or
granulated. The coffee sugar is preferred
by many for cookies, especially sort
cookies A good recipe for these cakes
that are so much liked by the little ones.
The ingredients are two cupfuls OF sugar.
one-haIf cupful of butter, one cupful of
sweet milk two beaten eggs two gener-.
Gus teaspoonfuls of baking powder flour
to make a soft dough, and flavor to suit
TASTE Use q medium-sized cup to meas
ure with. q ss.s' X
Dreamed turkey is a delicious dish.
The turkey should be boiled a day or two
before using. chopped fine. and measured
Measure a pint of breadcrumbs, that
should be fresh, and of the part OF the
lnaf inside the crust, add to 1t a half-ptnt
If milk. and cook over the fire until It IS
hot Stirring all the time so that 1t VIII
moi st,orch, Add to the mixture q quart
of the chopped turkey meat. mix well.
and season with two teaspooniuis OF SAT-
and a haIf-teaspoonful of white pepper.
Beat the yolks of four eggs until hgnt
and add, then stir in the whites OF the
eggs. beaten just enough to break them
IN well, but no more. Butter goou,
sizeti mould, turn the turkey into IT and
steam for an hour. If more convenient.
mt the mould in pan OF boiling water
pnt, cook in moderate oven. Serve
warm ar cold on a large nat dish. and
garnisll with cream sauce scdsoiieo
with salt, pepper. and celery salt
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scrof,,lou. Hs,,nor Cured.

II am very much pleased with the
RAINY Day Puzzle sent for three trade
marks from Hoods Sarsaparilla ana
eigi1t cents in stamps. MY niue
brother has been taking Hoods sarsa
parilla and IT has entirely cured. MN
Of scrofulous humor. This medicine
has proved very satisfactory whenever
we have .used it," Ethel Hodgkins, -.
Lamoine, Me.
I1ood.s pills cure all liver ills.
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One of the New Years calendars out is
that of C. S. Downing. insurance agent,
gotten up at the Journal office. The cal
endar is large. with good heavy figures
that can be taken in at Il glance.
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Z. Union services Will be conducted at the
Free Baptist. Congregationalist. Baptist,
and methodist churches on Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday eve
nings, of the week of prayer. beginning
with the Free Baptist church on Tuesday
evening at 100 and following in the order
given above. 1t is hoped that there may
be very general participation in these
meetings on the part of all Christian peo-
pie, and also on the part of those desir-
ing the best things for our city.
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COI1I1N TAI kf4Do
:calors l. Ct. = -
! LADIES' BIZ saser's
price so cts. sales
i CASHMERE. Ike se1D KID
GLOVES all at Ridiculous ~-s6w prices.
See the 800 and SIPS kid gloves In
large and small sizes down to IS cts. n
full.
LADIES COTTON UNDERWEAR,
Hamburg Embroidery, and a large line
of Laces all at less than half Mr.
Sager's PRICES.
We canH1k begin to enumerate all
the bargains in this stock Come and
see it for yourself Bring your pocket
book for you will want it after you see
the goods and prices. This is a strictly
cash sale. HIo goods taken back or
exchanged. Don't wait until the best
bargains are all sold out.
Follow the crowd and you will, land
in the Boston Store. 4 5000 worth Of
goods won't last longe at bankrupt
prices. Came, in the morning and
avoid thesafternoon crowd.