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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-02-26
Local Weather Report.
FOX FEBRUARY %. 1900.
High water to-day, $3.50 p. m.
Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bro

.
Andrew r. Bradley Saturday sold tt
Francis J. Taylor a lot and house OF
Howard avenue, near Sylvan avenue
for $1,000.
A large number of Germans from
this city will attend the entertainment
to be given in Waterbury tomorrow
evening by the German Social club OF
that city.
A pew in the Cedar street synagogue
in Meriden has been attached in a suit
for debt brought against the rentor
The plaintiffs attorney says that If he
secures Judgment he will resell the
pew.
" A smoker of the Cleveland club of the
university, to which all men Of the uni
yersity who have ever attended the
University school, are also asked, will
be held at Stewards in Warner hal,
this evening.
George Hanchett of Falls Village has
announced himself a candidate for the
position of mail clerk made vacant by
the death of Minotte A. Butricks of
! this city There are now several can
didates in the field.
f. p. Cafferty, who was ousted from
the Office of lamp inspector, Saturday
received his full salary of $3.50 for the
time during which he acted as lamp in
spector. The money had been held up
under an injunction, which was with
drawn Saturday.
A colored crayon portrait of ex-
Mayor John B. Robertson presented
to the city by Corporation Counsel
Robertson and other members of the
family, was hung in the alderman's
chamber Saturday. Mr.. Robertson was
mayor in 1881. The artist was Miss
Finley of New York.
William Etchells, the popular clerk
with Booth & Co., for the past sixteen
months will return to England, sailing
Wednesday of this week, to join reg
iment to go to South Africa to fight
the Beers Mr.. Etchells' home is near
Manchester, England. He has made
MANY friends while in this country.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-02-26
Monday, February 26, 1900.
NEW ADYERYLsEMEN rs IO-DAY

Attention, 9th c. V.-Commlttee.
Blcycles-The MACEDONIAN Cycle Co.
Committee on Water-Meeting.
DIR. Agnew's Liver Pills-E. A. Gessner.
Hall Stands--The Bowditch Co.
Investments-The G. w. Scranton Co.
Investment Securlties-M. b. Newton & Co.
Important-The Chas. Monson Co.
Illustrated Lecture-First M. Il. Church.
Koal-W. r. Gilbert.
Lanterns-The ]. Il. Bassett & Co.
Monday and Tuesday-Public Market.
News for s-Gamble-Desmond Co
Sideboards-B Brown Il Durham.
Specialties-E Il. Hall & Son.
Silks and Dress Goods--Howe & Stetson.
Steamers Hamburg American Line.
Steinert Supremacy-M. Steinert & Sons.
Spring Boots and OXfords--N. II. Shoe Co.
This Years Customers-Apothecari Hall.
The Mcintyre Stock-The Edw Malley Co.
Why Smith Left Home-The Grand.
Wanted-Si MISUNDERSTANDING.
Misunderstanding Gum Co.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-02-26
COUNTRY CLUB MEETING.

Dues of Resident Members Raised s..
All a meeting Of the Country club held
Saturday afternoon the annual dues of
all resident members, both active and
associate, were raised S. by unanimous
vote. The action was induced by the
reading of a carefully prepared state
ment by Mr. Barnunl, the secretary and
treasurer of 1.-THE club, in which he
showed that the income was necessary
in order to meet the expenses of the
year.
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WEATHER RECORD.
Agricultural Department,

Agricultural Department,
Office of the Chief Of the Weather Bureau,
Washington, D. c., Feb. 25 1900, s p. m.
Forecast for Monday
For Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connec-
ticut and Eastern New York: Fair Monday,
high but diminishing westerly winds; Tues
day warmer with increasing cloudiness.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-02-26
Mcintyre Sale !
Sale Of the Mcintyre Stock!
soc French ChalliS 29c.

A good many hundred yards
of them, light and dark col
ors. The best goods of the
kind woven. Were soc. Co
ing for zoe.
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SC Brown Sheeting Going a
; 3-4c yard.

36-inch brown sheeting-
heavy and fine makes. Just
note this particularly. McIn
tyres price was SC a yard
Sale price, SIC a yard.
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SIPS Dress Goods 29c.

All wool serges, CLEANLINESS
fancy plaids and novelty
stripes. Goods that at Nc
Intyre's have sold for from
75c to $I.25, at 2oc.
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$500 Poplins 39c.

Silk and wool poplins. fancy
plaids and cheviots, mohairs,
serges. McIntyre's price was
$I.oo to $2.oo. Here at SOC.
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Srmi-Annual
DrcSSmakcrS' Event.

This great big occasion Of tiny prices just much
part Of February and March the rain and the winds
We can't let Mcintyre sale
But with Mcintyre Saeon at the time the rivalry
of prices becomes all the keener Our goods and prices
competing with goods bought at auction-at soc the
dollar Think of it!
grand gathering up Of small wares and dressmakers
needs.
Hundreds of Thousands of Articles.
Thousands of Dollars in Amount.
This sale arranged for months ago. The good
Elm
our Sale
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Miscellaneous.
Less than 1-2 regular price.

The wonder is that any
store could make such a col
lection-and then, for no
other reason than store in
terest, deliberately less money.
Still we're expected to do
this and we never disappoint.
Aluminium thimbles. for &c
Gold-eye needles, per paper, &c
Mohair tubular shoe laces, pair, &c
8 yard piece white tape, &c
Ia yard white linen corset laces, &c
Shoe buttons. dozen. &c
Darning needles per paper, &c
Tracing wheels, &c
Darners with handles, &c
Extra quality Mohair shoe laces, pair, &c
Emery cushions &c
Woven collar stilfning in collarlengths, &c
Extra quality tempered corset steels,
inch back, nc
Kid hair curriers' all sizes, &c
Velour covered pin cushions, SC
Hair curriers', SC
Mohair soutache braid, piece. rac
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Spool Cotton.

Good sewing cotton, per spool, &c
Large spool basting cotton, per
spool, &c.
Kings aoo-yard soft finish cot
ton, &C.
Knox All 500 yard sewing cotton,
&C.
Kings one mile cotton, lac.
Kings Trojan cotton, 24oo yard
spools, LAC.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-02-26
1atEgN'MALLN@.
one Ma1laon Bargains.
7srEgN'MALLN@.
Another Start.

We couldn't show all the stocks at time all the
goods of every stock They have had to gradually
And now the second week of this monumental occasion
brings forth new goods---new prices The first weeks
chances have disappeared, be repeated The
chances Of this week come to 60 in the same way.
It's just as if starting all over again.
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Sale Starts Monday, at 9 A. M.
Buttons.

1900 doz. good quality pearl but
tons. Prices at regular selling
would be at least SC doz, Sale
price, doz. for SC.
1900 doz. pearl dress buttons.
Price at regular selling SC. doz.
Sale price doz. for SC.
1000 doz. pearl shirt buttons,
plain and fancy. Regular, 1oc. doz,
Sale price, SC. doz.
Smoked pearl cloak buttons.
Regularly CSC. For 1oc. doz.
Hair Pins.
Pins by the million-There
must be millions of the little
things in the heaps we show.
Most important articles OF
dress" some one calls them.
We needn't say much about
the prices. They're pointed
enough.
Good hair pins, plain and crlmp-
ed, IL packages for 4c/
Fancy cabinet hair pins, &C.
Fancy cabinet hair pins, sc.
Security hair pins, &c. paper.
Good heavy hair pins, equal to
Kirby Beard. A paper for &C.
Fancy cabinet hair pins, SC.
Hooks and Eyes.
belong style, per card, &c
Unique, sc
Golden Spring, SC
Invisible, SC
Poets Invisible, per package, &c
Cloak hooks and eyes, per doz., &C
Knitting and Darning Cotton.
Raymond darning cotton, a doz.,
sc.
Raven darning cotton, doz., &c.
Coates darning cotton, a ball, &c.
Dexter's knitting cotton, " &C.
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Comfortable Price

Some that came from Nc
Intyre's and now a feature of
this selling occasion. Before
this they we're $1.oo. Take
them at soc.
White bed spreads. Were
.75c. Sale price 4sc.
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$500 Silks, 69c.

Extra heavy quality plaid
md striped silks--rich effects.
A fine opportunity for waists,
or to get a good silk for lin
ng. Have been $500 and
b1.25. Sale price, 6oc.
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Mcintyre Sale !
Window Shades
Pulled Down.

~AASA OVWA lie
!. They simply shut out the
light from all other window
shade selling. Notice what
small, odd sorts of lots there
are. This condition of things
always means we shall soon
say-"all over"
SO dozen plain Opaque shades assorted
rolors in variety. McIntyre's price was
sc each. Sale price, IL 1-2c each,
"a dozen fringed opaque shades, yari-
us colors. McIntyre's price, CSC each.
ale price, rec each.
"a dozen best Holland shades, one
olor only. McIntyre's price, SOC each
Sale price CSC each.
IS dozen fringed Opaque and Holla d
shades. all colors. Mc1ntyre's price, 5o1
and o5c each. Sale price, 25c each.
Sham Holders &c.
100 extension pillow sham holders to fit
ny size bed. McIntyre's price, 15c
each. Sale price &c, each.
I0c Crepe Cloth SC.
2o6o yards crepe cloth for house gowns
r waists. McIntyre's price was 1oc.
Sale price, SC.
81 1-2c French 0rqandieS
Y lie.
Fine French organizes.
Mclntyre's price was 81 1-2c.
sale price, r. 1-2c.
&c Wash Goods nc.
IS pieces Of Cheviot. Fast
solors and. fine quality. For
hirt waists, negligee or shore
vear-very wide. Was 1oc.
Sale price 12c.
sc Wash Goods 6 lac.
This is a cut, indeed. Fine
)rgandies, gingharns, corded
llmities, pretty sateens. Nc
lntyre asked 12Hc to 25c.
Sale price, oAc.
,hirting Prints.
Prints for house wrappers,
slnghams for aprons, ging-
lams for children's dresses.
lclntyre's price was SC and
5Ac. Sale price, 31acs
75c Plush, 25c.
IS pieces Of fancy plush.
Sold by Mcintyre for from
SOC to 75c. Sale price, CSC.
100 Plush, 39c.
a mere matter Of 800 yards
,ut at this price. Good col
ors. Former price was $1.oo.
We say 3ec.
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200 Plush, 69c.
$3.50 Plush, SOC.

Heavy 24-inch pushes a
suggestion for a child's cloak.
We're $1.5o and $500 a yard
Sale price, SOC and 6oc a yd.
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Children'S SIPS Gloves, soc.
Ladies' $1.25 Gloves, soc.

Ladies two-clasp and four
button colored and black kid
gloves. Some fancy shades
included. Have been $G.25,
100. Now soc pair.
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$500 Dress Goods 49c.

All wool velour cords and
clay twills, high grade mo-
hairs, drap de Paris silk and
wool brochet effects. McIn-
tyres price was from 81 50 to
$500 a yard. Sale price, 4oc.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-02-26
Ruffled Muslin Curtains.

Dots and figures, I-2
yards long. Mclntyre's price,
$I.Io pair. Sale price, Soc
pair.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-02-26
READ THIS.

To inaugurate the Bicycle season we are
to give away at the y. NJ. c. A. Bicycle
SHOW, which is to be held at Music Hall,
March l. and 3. a $50 Cleveland Bicycle.
Every one has chance and you can secure
a ticket, without cost, by calling at our
store.
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The Journal and Courier will Le sent
to any address by mail at the same
terms as it is delivered in the city-15
cents a week, SO cents a month.
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CSC Ingram Carpets 25c.

Best Union Ingrains, I'M
usually fine patterns, the
choicest Of many manufactu-
rers. Formerly 35c. Sale
price, CSC.
Mats.
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Carpets Prices
Laid Out.

25c JuteS 15c.
Printed single ply jutes,
were CSC. Sale price, 15c.
55c Tapestry BRUSSELS 45c.
Tapestry Brussels, were
55c. and CSC. Sale price, 45c,
and 55c.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-02-26
Dress BeltingS.

9-yard piece black, gray, white
and fancy betting, per piece, &C.
o-yard piece silk serge, all colors
and black, &c yard or 33c piece.
9-yard piece fancy figured black
silk betting, &C yaId, or soc piece.
Double silk serge betting, black
and white, per yard, 1oc. By the
piece, Soc.
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Ruffled BObbinet Curtains.

Very handsome lace edge
and insertion. McIntyre's
price, $I.9S pair. Sale price,
$1.I9 a pair.
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Dress Stays and WhalebOne'

Fibre bone dress stays, SC.
Silver steels, &c doz.
Lightning steels, 18c.
Ever-ready stays, slightly soiled,
&c. a set.
Genuine shell whalebone, extra
heavy. Every piece stamped ano
warranted. Our regular a5c. quail
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Mats.
Cocoa Mats +:
soc Ingram Carpets 40c.

All wool ingrains, Brussels
patterns, on light grounds.
very attractive in goodness
and a rare carpet venture.
Formerly soc. Sale price,
4OC.
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$500 Fabrics soc.

A miscellaneous lot. In
this heap are some that are
pure gold. High grade goods,
finest wool. Patterns are at
tractive, including stripes,
pin checks and mixtures.
Some have been $500, others
$500 a yard. All new, at
5oc a ward.
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Fancy Silks ACC.

About 1900 yards left.
These include the following:
Figured Taffeta.
Striped Taffeta-
Plain Taffeta.
Fancy Cords.
Brocades in Black and Colors,
Shown in evening and
street shades. And are going
at ACC.
Silks at 25c.
Another few hundred yards
added to keep this price alive
Plain and fancy silks at CSC.
Children's SIPS Gloves, soc.
Children's wool lined and
silk lined Mocha and dogskin
gloves, all sizes. $1.oo and
1.25 grade at soc pair.
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Tape Measures.
Linen Thread.

Good black linen thread spool, &c.
Monarch $ " sc
Kings Giant " &c
Barbour's " &C
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Bone Casing and Seam
Bindings.

Superior double casing, o-yard
piece, at &c.
Casing for tightening steels, &c.
Black silk Prussia binding, SC
piece.
Black and white silk Prussia
binding, I6c piece.
Taffeta seam bindings. If this
was a regular sale the price would
be 1ac. Sale price, &c.
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A Rub in Towels.
&c instead of 15c.

The prices come in for it,
and they verify glow. Tow
els that at McIntyre's were
15c., going at SC,
1Sc. sheeting 11Hc,
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zoe Oil Cloths 13c.

Oil cloths. Regularly 2oc.
Sale price, I3c square yard.
zoe Art HempS 10c.
Art Hemps, were zoe. Sale
price, 1oc.
Tapestry POrtiereS.
Very heavy tassel fringe in
red, olive, green, blue, rose
and Nile. McIntyre's price,
$3.50 per pair. Sale price,
$500.
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POrtiereS.

Chenille, tapestry and sill
portieres, all fringed top and
bottom-in a very large vari
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Mems Handkerchiefs,
3 for 25c.
White and hemstitched, in
one-half and one inch hens
McIntyre's price was 12Hc
each. Here at : for &c.
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sc Wash Goods 6 lac.

This is a cut, indeed. Fine
organdies, ginghams, corded
llmltles, pretty sateens. Nc
.lntyre asked 12Hc to CSC.
Sale price, oAc.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1900-05-11
CENSUS ENUMERATORS.

w. T. Hoops, of Marysville, Super
visor of Census for this district, has ap-
pointed the following enumerators for
Logan County:
Pr esley s. Wright, Bloomcenter.
Alfred F. Painter, West Mansfield.
Thomas P. Ewing, Bellefontaine.
Eugene G. Williams, Zanesfeld.
Robert A. Moore, 5ellefOntaine.
John A. Shea, Bellefontaine.
French A. Epps, Bellefontaine.
William HI. Kemper, Bellefontaine.
Joseph L. Fergus, Bellefontaine.
Harry M. Black, West Liberty.
Guy s. Brooks, Huntsville.
Park B. Doren, Quincy.
Joseph w. James, DeGraff.
Mack C. Thomas, Mingo, Champaign
county.
Will Skidmore, West Mansfield.
VIM. nj. Hill, Quincy.
Frank w. Mcclure, Belle Center.
Orson S. Harbert, Belle Center.
larry Ansley, Rushsylvania.
Martin A. Bowers, Big Springs.
Albert B. Hoover, Lakeview.
Hugh H. Newell, Bellefontaine.
Milton Plum, Lewistown.
Clarence s. Rea, West Middleburg
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depot, and the way they fell on our
necks would have made a lover jeal.
Gus.
Col. Warnock came all the way from
Chicago, where he is delegate to the
M. E. General Conference,) to present
the cause of Bellefontaine before the
G. A. r. Encampment at Findlay, and
his ten minutes effort was the finest
compliment to BellefOntaine and her
people, we ever heard.
The merchants and business men of
Bellefontaine, who contributed so will
ingly and so literally, to the fund for
paying the expenses of the effort at
Findlay, to secure the encampment at
Bellefontaine, are deserving of the
most hearty thanks of our community.
Their generosity was certainly thank
worthy.
The joint Citizens and Grand Army
Committee, the Finance Committee,
the Decorating Committee, the Recep-
tion Committee and all other commit
tees and the hundreds of our citizens
who paid their own way to Findlay to
work for Bellefontaine, are all deserv-
ing of hearty thanks for their splendid
services. They worked all the time,
on all the occasions, effectively and
successfully, and to their labors we owe
our success in securing the encamp-
ment.
Bellefontaine made big show in the
parade. One of her bands led the pro-
cession; all marched in it; and all at
tracted attention and cheers. The
Springfield band, the DeGraff band,
and our own new band did their part
sure, to bring the prize to Bellefon-
taine.
Post Commander, E. E. Mutt, of Sid
ney, did good work at the Findlay En-
campment for Bellefontaine.
The ladies who went from our city to
Findlay all wore Bellefontaine badges
and worked man (?) fully for our city.
DR.. BrOkaw was as tickled as any,
body to know Bellefontaine was to
have the Encampment next year.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1900-05-11

We occasionally have items left or
sent for publication by friends, con-
tainings friendly joke, or criticisms
of some friend, intended for local cir
culation, which are innocent in their
character and are all right for local
circulation; but when they are publish
ed and circulated all over the county,
and read as if coming from us or having
our approval, and are read by people
who do not understand the joke, they
seem like reflection upon the party
written up, and we feel it the proper
thing in all such cases to omit puhlica.
tion because 1t may be misunderstood,
and we hope our friends will judge us
from our stand point, and accept our
action as intended for the best.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1900-05-11
What they show in windows tt

what they show In WINDOWS this
week.
New Smyrna Rugs.
New line of Shirt Waists and Linen
Skirts.
New Madras Ginghams for Shirt
Waists.
The best boys 10 cent bicycle hose
in the market.
Choice line of Pastel colored Ziba-
line Plaids for Skirts.
High novelties in colored Silk Gre
pons, also fancy silks for Waists.
New and pretty goods shown at Dress
Goods counter.
Printed Silk Muslins, Soc.
Plain Silk Muslins, all shades, 45c.
Satin Stripe Silk Muslins, all
shades, 50cents.
Thirty styles Wool Challie with sat
in stripe in choice cOlorings, the pick
of the seasons novelties at 35 cents a
yard.
Forty pieces Mercerized Silk Foul
ards, handsome effects, durable and
stylish, scarcely distinguish this line
from S1.00 goods, yet the price is only
| 33 cents.
Seven exclusive new styles of Panne
Satin Foulards in the advanced styles
of high art printing. Price S1.0O and
$l.25
Broadcloth and Venetian from back
order opened last week. Elegant line
of tan and mode shades, also greys al
SLIPS, S1.50, 81. Is and $500 per yard.
H., M. ANNAT.'
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Many new pieces of fine imported
Venetian received in the last week.
Should have been here two months ago.
Six shades of French grey, seven
shades of mode and castor, shades that
are very scarce and few stores show
them. Prices are $1.25, S1.5O, 81
and $500.
Three special values in Homespun
Cheviots for suits and skirts, blk. and
royal blue, at S1.00, S1.25 and S1.45, Sc
inches wide.
English Tweed for bicycle suits, and
rainy day skirts. Six styles regular
Tweed effects, So inch wide, S1.OO. Nc
wear out to this fabric.
Blk. Broadcloths at S1.25, S1.50 an6
S1.75. Special values.
II. M. ANNAT.
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Comparison
Quality
and
Prices
Is What
We Like.

Round yoke, cluster tucked, cambria
ruffle, gown made of good muslin, SOC.
Square yoke insertion and cambria
ruffle at SOC.
Cambria gown, fine tucked and ruff
fed reveres and yoke at 69c.
Fine tucked yoke, hemstitch sailor
SOC. We wish you to compare this
gown with others at S1.25.
Tucked and hemstitched, high neck
gown, superior make, at soc.
Four styles at S1.00. High neck or
low neck, elegantly made and trimmed.
No equal to be found at the price.
Compare and satisfy yourself.
Fl. M. ANNAT.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1900-05-11
Ladies Tailor Suits.

We have an assortment of 205 gar
ments to choose from. Pretty big as
sortment but too large when you think
of the quantity we sell. Our sales of
Tailor Suits exceed 300 garments this
spring.
Six styles of all-wool Homespuns and
Venetian Tailor Suits. Elegantly
made, perfect fitting garment at SO. Is.
Ten styles at $1,000. Every one
special value. Not an old garment in
the lot. The new shades of castor and
mode also blk. navy and grey.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1900-05-11
FISH POND.
Fish Culture That rIay Be Very Prof.
liable.

Mr.. Rob Wissler, who is an ardent
disciple of Isaac Walton, and who has
no little good luck in hooking beauti-
full bass at Indian Lake, has a fish pond
of his own, fed by springs, into which
he has placed five thousand small
mountain trout, furnished him by the
Government, with loss of only fifty
out of the 5000. He hopes some day to
have fish big enough for seven pound
bass to swallow. The experiment is
worth the trouble, and we wish Mr..
Wissler the best of success.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1900-05-11
The Latest News!

The Populist National Convention, at
Sioux Falls, South Dakota, yesterday
nominated VIM. J. Bryan for President
by acclamation, amid great enthusiasm.
Yesterday, the middle of -the-road
Populists, in session at Cincinnati, nom.
mated Wharton Barker, of Philadel-
phia, for President =
The British are steadily pushing
back the Beers, all along their line.