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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-12

1t is said that consignment of
wheeling srogies,' which is the name
of a brand of cigars, recently shipped
to England was classified by the GUS
tom house officials as Leather manu-
features" on the assumption that they
were boots for bicycling. This is equal
to the action of the Dutch patent Of
flee, which classified all American ma
chine for making ginger snaps under
"distilling ana brewing" on the as
sumption that ginger snaps was
some sort Of "schnapps" to drink.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-12
FARMERS IN COMBINE.
Kansas Wheat Growers PLANNING =,
Raise PriCes

A gigantic scheme is materiolizino
III southern Kansas to run IN the
price of wheat next year. says an In.
dependence dispatch to the Chicago
Norord-lit.rald. 1t is original with B.
II. Gigcr and other wheat raisers of
Independence, and it is to include all
the farmers Of the wheat belt of the
country.
Every farmer is to sign an agree
ment not to raise an acre of wheat in
1902 and thus force up the price of
wheat. Each township will be organ.
lzed. then the counties and later the
states. Each farmer will contribute 81
toward advancing the cause when he
signs the agreement.
There is said to be no politics in this
proposed organiza ton, which is spread.
Ing rapidly.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-12
Luck In ThIxte on

By sending 10 miles VIM. Spirey, of
Walton Furnace, Vt. got box Of Buck
lens Arnlca Sslve, that wholly cured a
horrible Fever Sore on his leg. Nothing
else could. Positively cures Bruises, Eel
ons, Ulcers. Eruptions, B0ils, Burns. Corns
and Piles Only 25c. Guaranteed by W
81. Gladding, Barre, and DR.. j. H. Nc
Arthur. East Barre, Druggiss s.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-17
itmiot Der 0rmbcmarbeitcr.

2ebte Wobe 5ielt Die Union Der 8rii=
benarbeiter oes 5. Sub Oiltritts bier
ibre Sobyesperiammluna. Der yer=
bano sahIt unsefdbr 00OMlitalieoer
in oieiem Siltritt INT lit i'll aeoeihli=
dem 3ufanoe. Sn ben Gerlanblun=
gen puroen sSslhliiiie aefaBt, Inn MtoB=
regeln berbeiSuIiibren. um Die Sage Der
@rubenarbelter 81 Derbenern llno por=
banoene lebelitdnoe uno Wtlbbrduhe
ab5ulbaffen.
Sir oas ud1Ee Sabr puroen Die
fo!genoen gsamtsn er.pdblt: /: Mlerunoei
Smith, grdlioent Sinner Ippleaartb.
0ice= Yrdfoent .Soba Stepenlon,
sefretdr f; Got Sentins uno g5slal
Gidoros. Mitslieoer Der Greeutloe ge.
bbroe uno 6erbert porter uno 8. Ut
Selm, Mitslieoer oes sluoltln9 eo=
mites.
9ie nddIie SabresoerIamnllun3 nlrt
in Bridgeport abaebolten.
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Scr Rrieo III sisDafrifa

Inien rad Der ginnahne bon pretoria
oarh bic gnaldnoer uno nah Der 6lnht
Griiaers beenbet. Eie gnaIdnoer iubis0
lirten iiber ben aroBsn Giea. ben lie nit
einem Oeers BON beinahe $50. 900 Sol-
oaten iiber oas tleine Sauflein 8uren
oapnn aetroaen. 6elomarihaa go.
berts iDarbe nah gnaiaub anriif beru-
fen, ND er nit ben hDhifen GhrenbeRl-
aunaer empTanaen iueroen folte. Sen.
Butler. Der lid purd feline Brahlereien
nno ourh Die ,,BeIhidIihteit." nit Der
.er in ieoe bon ben Buren aelsBte Safe
hinein tappte. por aler Welt auBsrlalb
@nelanos Idhetlih aemabt, ,puroe in
ben @rafenitano erboben. lino loate bies
pabrIheinlih ols Elm Seilpflaiter oie=
nen fir Die priieel, Die er am Suaela
beiehen. Q9enn berihtet ipuroe, oab
bic @enerale Der 9uren niht oaron bel,=
fen. Die Wafien ilieoerSulesen. 10 lieB
es. es banole lih nur i'm einise ouf-
ltdnoiIhe 8unben. Die 2pro Giid)eller
in lpenigen Saeen nit leibter Mube gu
Yaaren treiben tonne.
Seitoem lino Mlonate perflpflen.
2oro &oberts lit III gualanb anaetoms
men, aber Die 0eplanten Gbrenbeseu+
aunaen puroen auf einen upnIIenoe=
.ren" 3eitpuntt periboben, oenn Die
Nahribten aus Siioafrifa lauten fir
Die gn8lanoer BON Sag 81 Sag I6le0.
ter.
@or ungefdbr eil,em Wonat ba+
BEN Die Wuren oen Sranie &iper iiber.
lhritten, unb obmobl Die gn9lanoer be.
rihteten, lie bdtten oieIelben suriif 0e=
triebcn, uimnlelt 5eute Die bolbe Sap.
gplpuie BON 8uren, oeneiL ib INNER
nebr psSoldnoer aniblieBen. aus
6urht Dor ibnen miro Gaptaot befe=
Ttiot uno peroen bort Marine 5ruppsn
gelanoet.
Inter Cen britiIGen 5oloatsn ipiitlen
Grantheitell uno Seuhen fdrter oeun
ie mo Git6ener 1T foum i'm 5tanoe,
i'm Salle zines 9lngriifs Der Gapitaot
0iilFe su leilten.
Nob Den lester gerihten lino Die
@erlult, Der @ngldnoer srDber. als Soro
Rithener aeneloet.
,Sn @nelaao mi(l man nod 5000
Hreipillige aElperben. um 3ithener
9erltdrtunsen gu ienosn.
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@eMnrten.

glm III. Sanuar in ubrihspilf
Syaioh Garnahan inn alter p0n 81
Suhren. Der Yeritorbene binterldBt
cine @ittlpe unb smei Ginoer, einen
Soln uno cine Sohter.
9lm 10. Sanuar in 8arnbill Brau
Nnna Serron. Die Satin bon. Grall
q. 6erron, i'm Mfter bon 45 Sabren
an einem S:rsleioen.
Nm IA. Sanuar in Senniiou Gran
Bellnoa Oeaalep i'm Nlter BOZ, 81 Sab
rem an Der 5hninbIuht. sic butter
ldBt einen 8atten un0 Sluei Sinoer, el=
nel Spbn unD eine 9pbter.
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Wulfaui5d,e Mnsbriid,e

uno aroBartia, aber 6autausihldga
nebmen Dem 2eben allen 3eis. Buf=
lens Mriliea 5albe turirt biefelben. To-
tpie aud alte llnb nieBenbe Wunoen ilnb
Slieberauslbld9e. Ulcers, geulen, 6ez
Ions, Diibnerau9en, Warser 5hnitt=,
Yrcub- uno 8ribnunoetL ge}prun-
aene 0dnbs uno yroiibeulsn. Die
Bette Deillng fiir 0dmorrbOiben, Die IS
qibt. gertreibt pein unb s6mer5en.
Mur 25 Gents Der Gfa6tel. Oeiluna
aarantirt. gerfauft In Der MpOt1ete
bon s.. g. Millsr & Sohn. 3
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OcridtSperDanDIum8cu.

2ebte Wphe besonn bier Der Sanuar
Sermin bes 6eridtes uno wuroen fols
genpe Yrpsehe erleoiat ::
paul Garrett geaen Charlotte Soy
Ser Rld9er miro aufgeforoert, lnner-
| balb 60 3oaen YireiGaft fiir Die 9os
lteu su Rellen. Shut er oies nidt, 10
piro bic Gla9e abesluteen.
/ Senrp gole seaen Daniel Sole II. d.
Nuf Soften oes Gldsers fallen aela1en.
Charles Sieiter seasn emma s. Sle.
| fer. Ser glnsetlagten nerOen $25 fur
ibren unterhalt suseipro1en.
Benton, Wpers & So. aeaen Gorne=
Illus Wintleplef. Der Nnsetlaate tpar
niht eri6iensn uno wuroe sur Yc5ab.
lune BON Sl73. l6 unb Den Soften per'
urtbeilt.
Aoam e. Genser aeaen Greoerif
Gappel. 9Deil bic 3plten nidt perf=
d,ert waren, 10 lpuroe Die Glase abae-
iuieien.
Nneeliua 9nslom aeaen 9SlIliam
| Mnslow. Dos gbelbeiounasaefuh
puroe absetpisieu uno Die Glagerin bat
Die Soften su besahlen.
Die Nem Some Sewing Madine 80.
eegen 8. :. WinAer. Ser 9lnletlaate
mar ni9t .ribienen uno muroe 5lr Se.
sablung bon $28l.l5 unb Den Soften
perurtbeilt.
Matiloa Gnsfil eeoen Wm. @astla.
Ser Gldaerin mrroe cine tempordre
llnterFiiibung BON $25 suseIproheu.
8aniel goie II. u. ee9en 6rantlin
6. 8oIe Ii. u. 3beilung an9eproaet.
Golstnoe pro3eNe muroen siitli6 bei=
9eleot uno Die Soften be5ablt
MarD q. &inebart 9egen Wlliam 5.
&inebart, 9iom.
Sobn gld9elp II. u. gegen Saplo ea=
ieliler IL. 81.
Martba 6. Miiler aegen emit W.
Wuller.
@rma Get geeen George gintifof.
Hotpena Wt. @perett aegen Gbarles
Gorns Il. u.
Die Nntlaeetammer lpar Sage in
SiBuna. IS puroen G5 3eueen ner=
bort unD bon % Gtdeen muroen IL be-
eriinoet eeflnoen uno 5 auriifsemleien.
0eeen iola.noe 8srionen wuroen 9ln.
flagen erboben:
Sapio Morgan, ipegen Blutl6anoe
uno 0otbsu6t.
sSobn Sap, 3obert Wt. 9alep uno
sSames 6ibeeralo, ginbruh.
6rant 9lnoerIon, ginbrrb uno Sieb=
itabl.
Dabio Burton. stuei Qntlasen tpegen
8erlebung Der Sonnta9s9eIebe.
go. g. gilbert, Streit uno S6ldaee
rel.
Sobn gartoni, 2 Mntlaaen tpegen
8erlebune Der 5onntaasasiebe.
OenrD 0iBrih, 2 Mntla9en tpegen
gerlebuna Der Sonntaasaeiebe.
Wm. 0ufmau, 2 4ntlaaen tpeaen
gsrleBuna Der SonntassseleBe.
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Wotis

llnIer ganser gorratl bon gllenipaas
ren. Shuben. Spesereiluaaren. fotpie
uniere 2aoentild)e. ShubIdder uno
StOreeinridtunoen miilIen in ben nd6=
ten 60 Sasen fort, UNI 9aunl au {6af=
fen fir cine in oieIem gountp gang i,eue
4laiie bon Waaren. Wlr pertal,fsll
alle ooer einen She'll Der @aaren i'm
8roben ooer mir Dertaufen 9llleS i'm
Gleinen ohne HIfliht auf ben Roit=
preis. Sic Nerfduie millien ibuen se=
madt tperoen uno abIolut fir baar.
Wir bieteu qduferl, gr0bere gortbeile,
als ie Supor in 5usearalpas GuuntD ge=
l1eben lit. Wir nliiiien in ben nad=
ten 60 5osen glab MAIDEN. Rommt
balo uno permiBt Die @elegenbeit niht.
gir lino bantbar fir Cure Guno=
idaft.
Ndtungsboa !!
W Watbias 8 & Co.,
eeeeniiber Der poft= Office.
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Sem NScrcicnifc
fci11c GrDllc.

(goitpriefcs bes rsonas Gtaats anseigerA ge,dta,
&auios.)
Son bem 8runolabe ailseeheno, oaB
Dem 8eroieiifie feiiie sSfons aebiihrt.
nehmen iuir biermit unaufseforbert Die
@elagenbeit ipabr. eiilenl 9eilmittel,
bas iib perni0se ieiner 8ortrefHihteit
i'm 2anfe Der Sabre einen iebr grpben
Guf ermorben lIno 5aulenoen 2lnoe=
runQ uno Dpllfommene 0eilung ae=
bratbt bat, eiren Sribut Der lpoblDers
bienten Nnerfennuna oarsubrinsen.
8siliise llsberarbeituns III ein 8es
breden iinlere, raiflolen 3eit uno for-
oert llnSdbliae Spfer. 9llles liilnt uno
oentt, Inn feline Sage 5u perbeHern, uno
ipdbreno oieies 9eibisbt, Deroen all oas
NerpeniDitem llnerb0rte Sorberunsen
aelteat uno oaourh Die 2ebensfraIt in
freoelbafter geiie aerii0rt.
Die aro6ten MeOisilter Der Gesell=
mart marnsn aeeen aeiltise ueberau-
itrengung uno wsiien oarailf bin, Dab
I iebe geiltige 9nltrenauns bur0 geiifige
uno plpilide gtube compenlirt meroen
mub, lpenn Die Srdfte erbalten uno oas
2eben bes 2ebens mertb bleiben ion.
ginen eeiunoen. seiltesirikben 9Drper
su erbalten, Iollie Die rebte uno b6bne
Mufgabe eines leoerl Wteniden iein,
uno oieIes lit leidt mDslid. lpenn oas
| SDitem in 9el0rigem, geIunben 3ua
| ftano erbalten wiro. I'm bieies auf
| leiate uno billise 98eile gu tbun,
| branht man ii1. nie mir aus eiasner
grfabrun9 beseugen tonnen, our0aus
| nidt s9eiltig ilbesanSultren9en", Ion=
bern man made einio6 nit einem bez
ipabrten 8orbeuaunas= uno Seilmittel
Den 0erIu1. Sn oem aui's Reue ge.
traFii9ten uno oeltdblten S6rper Miro
erneute 2ebenstraft er,pedt uno Ger
@eit nit neuer Strait oas Scepter fiib.
ren
Su Dem BON Gr. Deier GabrnsD bon
Glieaao beraeiteuten .Sorni's 9llp.n-
trduter 8luibeleber" baber tpir bas
9;iimittel 9efunoen. oas als Nerpen=
Itdrter uno Sei6roerer Der Geinnobeit
i'm Maaeueinen gang olne Giuulen oa=
lteht.
| IS geibiept bon uns b6dIt ielten.
oab mir cine Meoi3iu empisWen, aber
,6orni's Nlpenfrduter 8lutbeleber" lit
unier better 6reuno uno empieblen mir
i'm aIs iolden in 9nertennung Der 10
iuertbpoQen 9ienfe, Die er uns 9eleifet
bat.
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@aSerei 'bsate su pcrfamfcn.

Gine Gdierei in Start @ounip, mit@
ten in einem Siliritt, luo bel SleG5u6t
aeiricben miro. III bi!lig 81 pertaufen.
Gie Glierei bat 9ampfbetrieb nit elmer
GampfmaIhine BON S Yieroefrdften,
einen Gdsteilel, Der 240o YIuno faBt,
ben beltsn Gdsfeler in Otto uno cine
uollliauoiae @inribtuna CUR Sabrita-
tion bon Sds, oasu elnen suten Srans=
portuaeen NIT einIaAem uno boppel=
TEN Bieroeseidirr. gu Der adierei
geh6ren ein WpGnbaus, cine Sdeune,
Elm biibIher @arten uno ein slfer 2ano.
9as @pbnbaus lit mDblirt uno miro
auf Munlh nit ben M6beln Derfaliit.
Sir ndbere Iusfunft tpsnoe man Iib
an u. Sic ber
1872 Mulberrp ST, Buffalo. q. 3. 50
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gAubc Al. reouairten YrciSe,t,

9Degen oes milben Wetters lino mir
ilberlaoen nit Shu6en nno Bumm.
,paaren uno um uniern Borratb su re=
ous:ren pertaufell mir unlere ele9ante
Nuspabl bon Shuhen fiir Wilnner,
Srauen, Mdo1en uno &naben
1lnter hem sSnbrtiprriie,
uno uniere @umm- uno Gilsltiefel un=
ter benz Roitpreis.
Ser 9erfauf besinnt am Mittiuod
Morgen, Is. Sanuar, imneuen Sdubs
fore BON
6. 90. Yurrp,
Niem philadelphia, ..
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Ndtungsboa T!
M a bio 8 & Co.,
geeeniiber Der Bof=Sffiee.
Gsplopircmoe pmlpermi,blem

3erItDren alles in Der umoebung bass
jelbe tbun itarfe mineralii1e Yilen uno
beioe inb duberit sefdbrlih. Dian
Serltore Die oelifate Waidinerie oes G0r=
pers nidt nit Galonlel, @roton=Sel
uno 9lloe=Billen ipenn Or. Sings
Nelp 2ife Yills oenielben 3mef poa-
tommen erfiillen. 2uriren Sopfipeb,
Yeritopfuns &c. Nur 25e. in s.. 6.
Wtiller & GDbn's Mpothefe. 2
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Elr SS5O.GO.

Gin 8runoitiif bon II Nicer. j
Nieilsn bon Bead @itp. on Der 5trabe
nab @einsberg, billis 'Sll oertaufen.
9rdhtiae Sage, Sbltsarten nit 36 eu=
ten Sru6todumen. Elm Saus uno cine
quite, grpBe Sdeune.
9ldhere Nusfunft BEL
Gottlleb 8ranb,
39 Srail, Solnes Gountp, ..
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Observation-Disclosures

=. Is. Moon. Mandeiter, 8. 80 gaa
Sliffe, SbanesDiae.
Wm. 5bompIon gli5abetb 6eoelin,
beioe BON lbri1sDilIe.
6reo. u. Seller. @bili. 8. - Warp
W. 6tablefer. 3oar.
2aoa S. grbaro. gieoelano - Olibe
6. Batterlon, Neluport.
sSacob aniabt Gatbrina gur9eb,
beioe BON Canal Goper.
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Die Nadlele elmer Meltansifenuna
Iinb eepDbnlih 9auIenbe pon unb,-
fddftisten gerloneu, iomie 0erbreber.
Die aus alien 8eaellben berbei9elOdt
wuroen. 8as ilt jeBt in Baris Der
Sal, unb st. Souls miro lih, tpenn
IS auf einer Wsltausitelluns befebt.
bieielbe Qaff auf ben Sals laben.
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(5ineeIanbt)
Mtt IoINe- Die es amgebt.
U D borisn Z H..

Derieniee, ben man in feiner beifen
DeIunobeit tobt in ale gelt auspo-
faunt, erreitt meilfens Elm bObes Nlter.
gger pIelsn Greunbesoienlte Ieifet,
riro oaseenuBi iuie cine 3itrone,
psnn ausgeprebt, iDiro Die 5bale tpeg-
getpprIea-
Mobr, Oh baif EeiMe, Riiiht 9ethar,
Mobr, Du tannf gebsn. 6tiller-
s. Naeber.
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\ gld)t Meilen bon gaoi3 efltffelt
cine neue GtaDt gidlnsns M0ena. Mdn<
Iiiae RoblenloQer jino oaielbf enioedt
|lporbs, uno cine giieu5atn tDiro onbin
0ebaui.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-17

E. II s
gos Sbaumetter lot febte gapde
Der gisernte uno Den, @isiport Elm Gn-
Sc oenaht.
2ebtes esalr ,pnroeu inn hieIiaen
0rpbote @eriebt $40 SeiYotbsbemili-
ounaen ousoeltelIt.
on s. .;.;a. .,s.s;,
nnIere 6troben IN pfIaltern lpute lid,
iett Die Be1heeruna anieben.
os. n, !, !, !, r.a,t a 49,
sos" sp,",;', p, o;,'., u esahs;,s.I % !,
glepelano oie aan,e 3unae auslhneioen
Io5lef,.
m..t s 49,; ,,;,>,,.
o, o'sg,, pup,, ,,,a D'' s,,hst 1..," narsalhs [
pn.1. Ss s.puos' VIZ, 90 30. ;,,,..,t - :,
europa.
g>r ~ g g,rton nor i'm 92on
snm goronsr non S,,acoromos gnuutn
srmsbtt mn,hs bot lentp o4ochp ieir,
Mmt onostrstpn
aof,hs aunher, .9oIIor=Ghp;ne
,nn i'm llwfouf Sos niirltp nur
gnsn;oe sy5Arefsn nsn Qp;tunns ns5threi=
ber S%o, ony n;ht
@hl II. nHo 70. SaHhat taseh
m,rnn6e,tsbebarnp,, es 1T sinp mi,h.
t;oe p1iomaenfnn{t
Nu0 IN uflerer Sfaot ieloeh o'eie
an Der Vdlpp, oop oaaeh oa,ut o!e
Uaue pom Gfto'luli9eh 9eaeH lFnper Oe=
0upneroleoe napef ll9 n'eoes
lnaullg. segte 2Soqe muroeii aus oeil'
0u9nsrlfale oon alnfer Sopn'ef an
goelt 9oDnraBe aUt 10ohe 9upiler 9e=
lio9leh.
aeate sooho pnnote h;p stn5,pit
bes Noootaten Orion Susf II @olunl=
bus uno tebrte oerlelbe am lebten Son=
nerltas tpieoer su ieiner Grou suriif,
Die eegenwdrtis in llbribsOllle pobnt.
sn,p cine worohnuno hps apn,ss
prorpift "a uns menn mir b6ren nos
nepfrhieoene Notrintpn bprpit linn iih
als ltaotiIde ooer Sotpnlbip geamte
fiir Dos gNobl tbrer Wtltbllraer 81
opfern.
cyn g(eneIonh hobpn nier,ehn hpr
ornsten estohImerfp ihre csntpreS5en npr-
s;n;ot nm nan Wreis nor gtobInIotfsn
an srb6ben mn bie Gommil5inns.Moen=
ten ilno Gelienoen ob3nIdaffen. Sa.
Die Srufs prolperiren.
gpir bobpn in ben l,tt,n Sooen
cine Nn,om Rednunosn ~, gfiifltSu=
h,,,e nsr5onnt nnh hoffsn nielelben
,nerner freunnlihp geriiflih,iounn lin
nom 9N;r bro,,hsn @s(n nnn hnffpn
nos unyeren gpohn,Inoen nrnmnt entz
iprrden wiro.
Sic G,rinne bot nisber ihre Sprr=
ghcft onoetrsten nm forhert onr nisIe
Snfer ohne sln5pben her per,on Srp
Msr,ts linn infoIop nes5en 70 sphr in Sim
5nrur, oenon,nsn hok IL foun o0sn
Wotipntpn G,prehtiotpit mienerfobrpn
Io{len f6nnen
qektp wohp murop in Nort
geoIhinoton sin Tormprs cun{titut ob=
oehajtyn ms,d,,s ant beIuht mar 9je
Sbeilnehmpr founen bsi ppmIelbsn cute
llntprhoItuno NM gple6runo nm iebr
mnfl hpfripniot ner(ietsu nis g,piuher
hos ooftlihs gtdnthpn
Nn S'ellnaS &, aoeno lputoen q, llll Il
gut'le ooit 81. y. uista.'o'' ~. Soeh
Saa'f Suu ,aDe vns arS,te;n ] aosn.hn @ slaran ra
~ NV ha;na ano o. o,s ma,ton Des m5as Sen NON
ga.,tan e. u,'o' m;t,ahnr, u a".u = noe,,tan % Nov nsr
ssias aJn; a.; s n;o Ssou,,,,a ~ ~ ,p,,rns nv,
Wass; Weat a ma;fo non Mfsa,, a nac,,oasn ~
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Sobm &aebcr, oetttSd)er NOtar
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-11-01

Soc per yard for colored satins and
colored silks.
59c for l9-inch black t~afeta, a
splendid value.
Fancy silks at Csc, 75c, e9c and
$1.00 per yard, for waists and trim
mings.
Black Taffeta and Peau de Sol at
$1.00 per yard are values that will
surprise you.
YElYETS.
SOC per yard will buy good quality
2l-inch German or English %velveteen,
black and colored.
75c per yard is the next price. Here
we offer 24-inch velutina and Sans
Rival velvetta in black and colors.
s1.OO per yard is all we ask for an
extra quality silk chain and silk face
velvet, in all the wanted %colorings.
Mousseline velour, the velvet nov
city of the season, at S1.25.
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Black Goods and Cloths.

These are very important, We
carry only the best and most rella-
Bile goods.
SOC will buy a good, durable, all
wool black dress fabric, in plain and
fancies.
At 75c we are offering choice
black dress fabrics in staple and
fancy weaves.
$500 is the price asked for extra
fine quality goods in staple weaves,
fancies and novelties, all-wool mo-
hair or silk mixed. Finer grades at
I,12a, LIZ, $50 and LIS.
S1.O0r per yard for heavy chevlots,
for separate skirts Or suits. Better
grades at I.25, $50 and 200.
S1.50 per yard for the best grade
Of all-wool broadcloth, in colors
and black.
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Fall and Winter Dress Goods.

A large, carefully selected stock,
comprising the best staple and leading
fancy weaves.
25c per yard; at this price we offer
serges, GRANTEES and henriettas.
AT Soc per yard we are selling fine
Atwood whipcords, cheviots, henriet-
tas, GRANTEES and Venetian cloths.
At 75c per yard we are offering a
still better grade of all-wool 'ress
goods, up to As inches wide, including
fancy and staple weaves, also very
choice styles in fancy waistings now
SO very popular.
123c per yard is the lowest price
paid for plaid dress goods suitable for
cnildlen's dresses. Those wishing to
buy a better grade will find at this
store very choice goods at 10, 25, 33,
80, 80 and 75c.
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Ribbon Selling.

The new wide, soft effects in ribbons, now SO
much in demand for neck and waist trimmings,
in the appropriate colors. at Csc per yard.
Several different weaves in much finer quail
tiles, at Soc, 35c and Soc.
No. | (baby) satin velvet ribbon in black and
all colors, in full lo-yard bolts, at only 15c.
Better qualities in very fine black velvet rib
bons at 25c, 29c, 33c, and up to 55c per
piece.
Fine all-silk taffeta ribbons, in white black
and all the pretty light and dark colors, at 1Oc,
15c, 1Sc and 22c a yard.
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Fashionable Dress Fabrics at Lowest Prices.

phenomenal in spite Of warm weather,
Sc per yard for cream color Shaker
flannel; other qualities at Z, s, 10c.
sc per yard for dark style outing
flannel, plaids or stripes; better grades
at 6, s, 9 and l0c per yard.
Sc per yard for tieeced back flannel
cites, printed in choice waist and
wrapper styles; others at 10, ~ 10
and lSc per yard.
45c and Soc per yard for fancy
w~aistings and plain all-wool French
flannel in all the delicate %colors; other
grades at 65, rs, SO and 90c.
25c per yard for fancy Scotch shirt
ing flannel.
Black and ColOred Silks.
The most up to-date style in dress,
waist and trimming silks.
Csc per yard will buy lustrous Lou
isine silk third floor especially
adapted for hat trimmings.
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Hosiery Sale.
Women's Stockings.

We offer women's fast black cotton stockings,
double toes and full seamless, as low as 85c per
pair.
A better grade in women's fieecelined cotton
stockings, made of fine combed Egyptian cotton,
1Oc.
At 15c women's heavy tieecelined hose and
plain cotton hose.
Women's wool hose at Zoe.
If you want something better, see our splendid
line of women's fine cashmere, Isle thread and
cotton stockings at 25c, 35c, 4Oc and Soc.
ChiIdren's Stockings.
Misses and boys fast black ribbed cotton stock
ings as low as 85c a pair.
Misses and boys fast black wooden stockings at
only 124c a pair.
Other lines 1Oc, 15c, Zoe and Csc a pair, in
cotton, feece-lined or wool.
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ELABORATE DISPLAY OF WINTER MILLINERY.

$500, $1,000 or more, We most emphaHay state that this store offers you the best
syles and greatest value for the money asked. Inexpensive millinery alta substan-
tl saving AM the finest creations Of the mllners art proporionately cheap
That's the rle here
The following mention of some of the lines ofs stylish trimmed millinery sold by
u.s. onveysa fari idea oft the extent, variety and general excellence of our trimmed
millinery:
Hats We offer at $3.50 in felt shapes. tarbans and sailor effects trimmings Of
values N inexpensive millinery
Another line clamOng for attention ron economical women is the line of
timnedh felt hats which VT oHH at$3 SO; anunbe of shape, trimmed with felt coh and velvet.
with Feather breasts and pompons; stylish. smveadeh hats for everyday wear
At $500 al exceedingly fine assortment of womens trimmed felt hats and hats
made of felt cloth and vhet exunnhys yisn for mormaaesm SUITS da nmero snowy tmmed
hats with trimmings birds feather breasts. roses. and foliage, together with hubMs daed with
velvet From the andpomt of value ue hats are umeceld
Another bunch of beauties w re- would call to you attention is the Inc of $3.50
vawt or felt dMh drapea hats md Mns with trimmings of birds fcy pheasant rtso ostrich
feathers silk chlea and Mghotn ribbons.
We show higher cost trimmed hats atS1OO and $780, The newHts styles and
materials in vogue are being mnsmuya added to our stock of trimmed millinery. 1
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-11-01

39c per yard forVenetian sultlngs;
also 100 and I.25 qualities.
Innings and DomestiCs
At prices which will convince the
best buyers that The Boys Store
is headquarters.
Sc per yard fo1 cambria lining,
best quality, all colors and black. ,
Silesia, percaline and batiste lin
ings at Ioc, I2ac and I5c.
Fast black skirt Innings, silk fin
ished, also colors, at s, 10 I2aa, I5c.
sc per yard for good unbleached
muslin, full yard wide, good quality
for family use; the better grades
equally cheap.
SC per yard for calico, good quality,
standard goods, new patterns.
FIanneis and FIanneIettes.
Our sales in these lines have been