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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21

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MI EJSCOWE
WEI. sIOsTRA Aleksa, 0
kt6rej chorobie spominalikmy oneg-
dai zmar1a v szpitalu " Milwau
kee v poniedlzziiaalleekk Wieczorem 9
lotsj godzinie.
" r~oN1EDz1AIEK pre-.
iezidzal Wiel KS. E. Jachimlak
= North Creek, Wis. do Chicaggow
gporade do specyalist6w. choru;e
ma dychawice.
MA REKoLECKCYE zjecha-
Ii sic prawie wszyscy ksieza dye
oezyi, jest ioh~ przesz}o g.
wssRoDE > godzinie atej
ana przeniosla pig dowieoznodoi.
podlugiej ioieakisi ehorobie Ma
wanna Draakovsks Mech spoo1y-
va spokooiiu.. s... 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21

II. Wasiel1ewsa 3 10
Intent owalsh 15O
Mateusz Oswala SO
Julian Kluzsk ! SO
Jan Wau,xyaiak so
Jan Mlnke l 20
Wgc WiSnafush $50
Eunciszek Reder $50 4
Kozimis's Nisasiszsh ! SO . !,
G,zego,z; Makowski i 90
WYstowo WiDopsko
(WIRoNA STREET FAIR
1aAa nigdy ME bysa
odbedzie sic
3, 10, i2 s 'i!! :'.|?. !'.!.'
PREMIE PKACONE w PEKNEJ
GOT0WCE.
ZN1zoNE cENY "a. WszYsTKIcH
KoLEJACH.
F &c nanepszych kapeli.
DANE THOMPSON
Najslawniejszy W swiecie nurek re-
skoczy z wysokosci 100 stop do
rezerwoaru $ stop glebokiego.
Sztuczne w.rowanje cyklisty.
jadaacego so mil ma godzine.
Nowosci ma u%stawionych umyslnie
ma ten eel arenach.
BALoN BEDZIE PUsZCZANY
~ gore kazdego pc pofudnia
przez prof. Kinkade. !
Przez czas wystawy bedzie wolny>
przejazd pc moscie High Wagon
Bridge.
Rome wYscigi konne i piesze.
Wzgledem spisu premyj
t. d. zg}osic sic pod adresem:
JOHN ROSE. &~ry.
WINoNA, MINI.
F0mOc na D0le zO1sla ha.
Naiczesc,ej g}6wna pr1yczJna
choroby jest laka nisrpguIarnofc
zoladka. Je5.li ten wszny orga,
jest dotknlety l ME zdols nal. zYc,e
oefn'c swYeh ezgnnoSci, to cay
system cierpl.
Aiolsy Kobesz ParnelI C ",
Mo-, pisze: Ssrdeczn,e d~sitkuiT "a
Severy Balkan zyoia! Moja IONA
cd lat clerpia}a ma niestrawnoft
b6le zo{adka, doznaia pomocy
naty cbm'ast. skoro zazYia Severy
Balzamu zYsia. OWE bate XII kon- !
p!!etn,e i ~wylecaYlY. Polecamr
wszYs,k,m iskns jmocn1ei
dziaia cudo~nie'. Otto rsda. ktsrsV
pow,nna byc prsyiets Cd wszyst.i b
,cierplacych IA p~o~yzs,e doIegliwo-
6ci, jake tel cd .Ych, ktorych S.
stem jest v sisbYm i zrajnowaDym
stanie. S-ve,y BALKAN y ci. pobu-
DIS trawlenie. reguluje oGchodY
kiiersk,,. wsrscnia otgsny ca4ego
oiaia u'aws slabodc. Ma os.abie-
ME nerwowe, w~yci=nczenie ] iako
letarstwo wsmacn'sjace Ola stary:h
j PrsYehodsacych do xdfovia ME
mloana snalesd MIC leps.ego. Poma.
g on s1naklom,cie = kazdej ohofobie;
~pokrzep1ajac caly system j wywo~
.iujeo pot,1sbna si'e !, oieleses Gle.
pho ola nalrtytego .~salo.ani.
prlygneb'ajacego skstka ohorobr.
Gems 75so. Na sps.ed.1 ws.y..-
Eieh Saappttekar.y lub posea.nem ~ J,
x,, Pc odebraniu oenY, vp.ot
.pr.e1 fabrykanta, n & ssvsrsN}\
Cedar fapid,,1I.ss
ASs@gEaSSs8 @NSIsg8.aH1@s2sNMs&
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21

|Wol,e.nllI:i'e,, byim1l poz-
wolono osie,d5 1 / 4. sic.
" stana<c 81 Zzjjed ['l'
|czo'nll;yc,lhl5,;. !, le ] { !. 2
mich nadleslalo pi-
semnle plrosb.y, NE !.
|kt6re osobjsc,ie PREY
|byly do Rzymu. Cd
|~powiedziano i'm, ze
bYloby ola mich le-
piej osiedla6 sic "
Kanadzie, gdzie je-
|zyk francuzki tax
rozpowszechnio-
ny, podczas gdy "
Stanach Zjednoczo-
nYcA sta}aby i'm IA
~przeszkodzie nlezna-
jomoSG iezvka angiel-
skiego. Viola one
iednak Stany lie
dnOcz0ne.
PETERsBURG- =
sierpnia.
Wczoraj wieczorem
" ogrodzie TiVoli W
Charkowie jakis clio
wick trzelif cztery
raw do kslecia Obo
~Ieniskiego, guberna-
>harkowskiego il
go lekko W sly
Naczelnik policyj
Besonow. zosta1 ra-.
niouy W noge. Ma
pastnikaa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21

PoGLosKA obiega, ze dnie
wystavy ulicznej " Winonie uwa-
zane beda jake swieta przez ludnosc
2 miasta i okolicy. Kazdy pospieszy
ably sic przyjrzec igrzyskom j in
nym nowosciom. TAX widowiska
jake j przejazd ma moscie wolne "
czasie wystawy. Me zaniedbujde
Wiec przybyc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

EpCkJ roSd. Coia- Nov. u, 1871.
hi. IL 10 certify that rru,. !. !. lone.
u,iesi ny SISTER and mvseif with special
ground siasscs, ~hlch give psrfeo, .sti.fsc.
tion. would M, g. Without mine Tor ,vtca
The prscc ihey cust me. VAS uyubie,i With
s'ck headache hut have II M niyre since Z
have nsy sIsssess Yours truly.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Rocky rut'l. Colp.. Oct. u. isut.
rsuf. jus-sl-i ksd siwsy. had uysus.
with M .J.ss but since yusi assssi INC With
the .r-cisi sruau-i slsss.. ny eye. are much
is'rro,.sI aFs'i tho glasses are giving p-rfect
.a,tsiac,ipn. yvars truly.
Mis- yarpis ~to-,lxa
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22
Office Hours: $3.50 A. n. to $3.50 p. N.
EYES EXAMINED AND TESTED FREE.
READ WHAT OTHERS SAY IN
TESTIMONIALS.

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80 -" '"' :" 10y" s"'
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-..rinE ih-t,. I Iaani by i.-r.-s-ras.- Il
-as my aaiy Lot-, aud isia, can 81. .. .-ii
anyua- AMI sis ali Aiais II SOFA h,' s.--
light. I nni ,i,-n, .n,iI-Iy .4,i.f.esssy H.
every respect. Ms. l. 4. kins.basy.
u..,.. ,.,, ,..,, H.. ,.,,
T.i. Ia Ia e-r,ify thu, sny -,.s have ai-sy.
t--n srs, tspns. I ~ss unahl. Ia fss.sniss
,ay tss-tsis -i.sn Z ~, ,h-,n. have h.,i
si..sss niirsi by several opticians. hat 80.
never enthusiastically n,,.si aa,ii I hal Prot.
iuaas NJ ~. ,wo Gssis. rs.p fsass.. ard lra.-.
ase Isfriscs In -t~sy s-stecs AI.i . sak-
,.'..NN,., ~ - -. :"
itsssy fos,i. cals.. oct. =, i1Os.
TIT. is {. certify ,hs, -.s ni,-.i -,,.
tale 81 h''f"eai glasses 10 rsus. job. J.
90, Co., !, w...,.. "
iiasAy fasd. Cola. Nuss :. is.s.
rruf. J. J"o..i-Ih" glasses 18th ~hssh yo.s
nii-,i 'ssr several weeks aEs' srv giving -a,is~
sa'is'a.'I"s'' ! hnd u = great ss's.''ast Z. 10
go, ..,,,.I ,.....,' , 80. -. -.
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Hnssy rurd. CaIa.. oe'. %. ipli.
hi. ). 10 certify that FRI. John Joa.. has
h''ssI ny daash'o' sta special sreuni sts.s.
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=, a.. ,,,,,S,. ~. n, !, -.
Rocky fnfsl. 'alos. Oct u. ip1t.
Ffut. juarsi=I hsd always had uosble
With ny eJ.ss bu, sipce yosi assssi INC With
the SPECIAL sru'i''i sa.ss.. my oye. ar- much
..,,,,,,,t,,,- -. 81.
NJ. .-.,-
Rocky f"''i. colo- Nov. .. isi.
We do heartily ',CosaHs.ud rruI. Iu.es In
b.. ability ss an or,icisn. having asss,i lenses
ips va t-,'h. giving entire sa,istscitpa.
Truly. VI. ard Mrs. u. W rortar.
p... 49,, -. g. 90 49,.
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

ALL STUDENTS asc required To pas.
the Civil Service Examination before &c.
scssins Diplomas.
POSITIONS GUARANTEED Ia ali
wps;hy Graduates ~ the Combination
Coarse.
Scholarships purchased Ia any depart.
ssscui q. the school ate good until lsc.i.
and is case 81 necessary absence. will bc
extended Is suit the convenience 81 the
purchaser. OF any scholarship purchased
NAV tr transferred 10 another nicmirF 81
tho saiIsc family.
noOkS-A full ct ii books foe the
Combination Course. including Ensiish
branches. bookkeeping and Shorthand.
with Universal Dscia,ion sni Reporting
Rocks and supplies fur rpaktccp.
ing Course alpi1c aasas4aaaaaz. SEQ
hooks fuf Shorthand Course alone. 500
Rates Of Tuition Vs,Asnn-
Combination Coufss. time uuiiri.
ttcJ a4aagz szazaa.a4s.l 90 $1,000 $iagn
Commercial Coufsc. TING unliin. Gs.up
S'cupxrariiic Course. titIic unlitn. ip.op
Combination Course. q months i1.uo
Mou'hly rates. any course -..--- 7ypp
Low rates Of boafi TO ali ou;-of.ipwn
Students
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

EENEV F'FVIl '9F1sss 7tFFFa . tJE9s
r,uf. J. j"ussl-Thr Eissscs Nth ~hlrk y..s
n,'s,i ss- several week. ass arc giving -a,.s.
satisfaction. I asi I; sr-ss .s,safus, ss 10
able Ia scr :" .. M -urA szsis. a. sell o. Z
su,,Li .-srraI Svas. asa! I ,hint ysa an.i.s-
..ahi yussr h,ssis... ,ha.uagkiy. sl.i -as.bI
NJ, hesitate ts recommend ysar ~uss la a.y
osso as.siins zias.-.. slar-ssiy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Thi. is Ia certify that sny -,-s have Always
i~-n sus, pcnr. I -ss unahso tn secuxniss
nay Hsrtsis -tsa I us-s ,h-sn. . have hal
si&ss.s niirsi ~ several opticians. bsi 90.
never saii.fan'"'iiy ns,ri satii hal rsof.
juass NJ ~. i~o ssaig. rssp fasss.s. ard l-a.o.
ase rrri-os IN -t~sy s->trci AHi Z tai.
plsssssp In recommending III. .ass sa ali
-lsn iced siassSs- Mrs.. T. D. Csii.y.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

iipssy fuss. cala.. oas. -. i1pt.
This is :. certify that Z 90. nii<.i ~ss. 9
tssir 81 h''f"e.i Eis...s 10 rrus. J.hs ,.
j"s'-.- Tb.J s,s r-Ff.e,Iy s4,isfsasasy Ia
.s.sJ sv-prcs. &C. ws.sbirn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

HasaJ ror,i. CsIs.. OCT. .. islt.
This is ~ certify that rsvfs John Juss.. he.
n,,.sI ny dsashtoS 18th special srott.i glass
ss whIoh sivc t-rrfcys Satisfaction. sa.i q
,sprrfsc take pl.sssarr In assss.iinE hin.
Ia III" psltIics Ms. u. u. -.el.y.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Bpcsy rur,I. Cogo. Nov. ~ INT.
This is 10 certify tina, sc hsj r,os. ). ..
Jones 81 srrcaaI ground glasses for nsy .su
AMI daughter susi myself Al Of them give
Perfect sa,tsrsc'tou. Respectfully.
psixu a kn.ss.<
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Rocky foul. Colo. Nov. !. tsr.
few wecss ago had Prof. John !. lone.
Of my eyes With = pair Of glasses. And can
say that they are vcry satisfactory In every
respect. Therefore, take pleasure in recom-
tneniing him ~ the Tcopls. Respectfully.
Dr. q. ". rtirtisss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
Rome made Rag Rugs.
ditor Of The Times:
Marion Harland's Housewife Depart


Marion Harland's Housewife Depart
nent:
s In yonr issue Of November 10th you
#ask#tors some one to tell yougab bout home
made rag rugs. have made several
kinds, and experience gives the prefer
ence TO the hooked kind. They are
smooth extremely servicea bic, lasting
for years, and if made artisucaiiy. quite
q tniua. of beauty, and using ali KINDS
OF material. In my eyes the braided ones
are ugly and lard to MAKE ne hooAec
ones are easy and very fascinating work.
First set burlaps. have used grain
sacks. coffee bags, and coarse grain
bags, these last washed clean OF course,
but6*it is best for q beginner 10 use IN
washed material, the mesh being more
distinct Cut the size YOU wish, and cut
by thread then hem marrow nenl,
using long stitches. or even running the
hem. This is to give good hold 70
haste it into the frame. Now iors8lile
frame have two Ions. STRIPS. sucfa as are are
used for quilting frames. wrap round
and round with strips of be sgins OF o Jul
laps Whip or overseaT the sides OF ~. ~ E
burlaps rug to this quite strongly. LOT
the rug grows heavy as it reaches COM
#pletion. Then stretch with two siioi
strips unwrapped at each end, ca elli
the ends of bnrlaps with long stIoiis
Irvine over the frame. and you no" i !'' =
Your foundations stretched in srl nan
frame the sides being from ssiXEto seven
feet long. the ends about four feet. ! 4 !. 5
gives good space to cross and nall ", "
better have holes and pegs. Now set
1t up before you, and,S with a sHlaii
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30

with Queen katherine and Ir1ogsn ratfer.
than With Dr. Ibsen,s foolish women.
@ BELONGS TO THE IDEA
Few people VIII blame sli9n :, cno fe,..
fo,s Ellen Terry belongs TO the. ideal teW
among the human race gfeft soa!.5u.
ar..9t hearted. great BODIED, built II ooays
and mind on generous lines iiaas $3.50 so; :
both eye and heart ana piati'
graceful stride. the aeHauisitsiy aI as
ieristtc movements Of her hs1los etsR IL
sizing and underlying the music music sol4 i l
lovely voice, in which tears ana e s,
IN. eyer hreailing in on onessar oti3eil IN
q way that makes her audience tliElli
witt, sympathy. hardly knowing wy" Wy,
To think of her enpodvils the !llofi2 =
Generates whom DIR. #Ishan draws, aias!# SO
t;a4thfully. would be@a sacfle2e tbs Ilot
that such portraits are m f5sia I! or = W
as she in her healthy optimism declares
si,,,fart I1ratsly. but Ellen Terry spieaald
=,,ersoralitv her superb animal ma gnst-
ism. her broad humanity ana .blino 1.llis
htllIor. contd never be cran1i3ed iiito suc,l
E,it;fiIi outlines One has only TO stnIs3h
81 her most admirable creator
tress PAGE lin the nen1ol bl feSis$ g q
His Majestg's THEATRE OF ne ~, " ~ V
Wives 5yfe,l# she and Mrs. kenca play
- .osa-}1tsr foY,5tll. first#tiE3e since ND.
and the extraordinary infectious s.iiels
which passed clean over the o 'i ~: ,.
and set even the rndeInoHst!! q y :, Z -,
ts,1ca in the stalls tggiing wnen she leu
the the maj in faiandole in. Windsor Forest
10 realize tina: this splendid woman nan mas
nothing in common With the NsuI ott .
esotists of modern scardilaEla.i ora ma;
The absence Of egottsIl le.igno Or niss
of the first person singular ttat nla lars.
ellen Ierryfs dramatic work Is I'm le.isi-
led in her private life There, IS m. hara, :.
when not sconnecte With her #WoTh)a Wnlcn
s ot6tiaged with kndlne5S for e,ns.s
i,,S.ff,e theatre in which she works. know
value q her ssntls syn sgnp ca b ara ra
saa,'s4 ,,asea rsal work followed by q long.
firing at nigh ,d nstsad b q
~ l,,,,-,y home To rest she may be seen
delavins her denartnrs nnreason ma as
regards her own welfare. to listen 10
the troubles ana difficulties OF others.
and 10 give ali the advice and help that
She can command 4 shrewd ~ iudgs and
Sion. 10 one has ever heard her say a
harsh or unkind thing Of another actor Or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30

brush and a little lamp black and water,
Drink. draw swha tevers design that pleases
&yon To have It exact you may cut
leaves etc, of stiff paper and pltaitiS5
them 81 on outline with the INK. u -
best to draw the whole design oeioie
YOU begin 10 work. Now. having drawn
II Law your frame on any convenient
supports. the right height for one to set
by@ and work as in old fashioned quilt
ing Then have a rag nook. you SCI
them anywhere IN Northern cities. hey
have wooden handle, and brass or steel
hook and are a cross between slios
b,lttonar and crochet hook. Though l
know one lady who prefers coarse steel
crochet hook. Cut your rags IN nafr NV,
#strip coarser or finer. as the mesh OF the.
brrIaps requires. then holding one end I'll
xours left hand under the frame. pullsait
through with hook in your right ma no.
Isu!l it up to form a small loop. TO looh
like Assrakan cloth only little coarser-
z 4 little skill Will soon enable one to ara "
IA. loops perfectly regular. bringing the
ends s1Ip on the top 50 that#no loose
niaces Will be hanging and the underside
rs almost as mat and smooth as the Top,
al d the pattern showing almost as We'll
II Is hest Il. have back. and outline ev-
erv marking of your pattern. two rows.
and fillin with what.ser co, ors You may
desire This working in OF black at #hrst
gives prominence 70 tue ossisi. Linz
this. for instance.
Follow the drawn line first loops thick.
then another right b. the side OF it.
yssilsn you hive worked each side as far
as you can reach. roll the long bars
under as in quilting. OF course. woollerl
material is best. but anything can be.
used knit goods of every description are
fine. and white goods easily dyed. Old
bits of carpet washed and raveiled out.
using strands enough TO make the size. OF
the cut rugs are fine. and red flannel is
treasure though a little OF It goes
long way. and can be sparingly used
have made dozens of these zruss-two
OF them are art-squares nine feet square,
tde in parts OF course and some thai
are IN use now have been made FIVE ara
six years ago, and look as if they might
last many years to come. Indeed the first
one { ever made was small one TO go
before a bureau twenty years ago. and It
is rresenta BILE vet K know one lady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30

who told me she sold over thirty dol
lars worth last year. and one year when
we were doing church work. the children
brought me the balls. and made eigh-
teen dollars III few months It rs quite
fascinating work when you have begun
on a particular design it is hard TO feaEs
it unfinished, 4 friend OF mine who
paints beautifully. said it was quite IS
fascinating as her painting. and her rugs
were beauties.
Hoping this may give somebody an
idea in the subject of rag rugs, and
thanking you. Marion Marland. for 50
many helpful suggestions on many sub
jects. / am sincerely yours.
Mrs. ]. B. HUNTER
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
Mornme,st to a Deg.

The Cheshire hunting season has COM
n.enced. and more interest than usual
cen1ers around the cbslisk erected TO the
memory OF the most famous Cheshire.
fox hound that ever lived
The monument was raised by the late.
IIo,, John Smith Barry, and Biuecap. the
rama Of the hound. has been 1mnoftallzeI
IL prose and song and is known through
ont the length and breadth OF rural Che
shire The obefisk is in a good state o.
preservation ard bears the following.
quaint inscription
This obeIisIs. reader. is a monument rais'd
10 a shade. tho q hound. that deserves
to be prais'd:
Fo, il Iifess but stage wherein each acts
a part.
Anc. true greatness a term that's derived
from the heart.
It "a me. honor and glory depend on the
8 deed.
Then. o Bluecap. rare Bluecap. Wen boast
OF thy breed.
IT no tear. yet "a glass We'll pour on the
brute.
So hssh-fanaed as he was in the glorious
pursuit.
Eur no more of this theme. since this
1ife's but race.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
ana rlnseap has gone ID The dsash Of the

49,
and B1nscap has. gone 10 the death OF. the.
Even to-day. although 10 years and
mere have elapsed, stories OF Bauecaps
e,5r.otts are told Some OF the tales have
ttcsUz.e legendary and II IS difficult TO
sill the true from the false. This much
is Ger tain mat he was one OF the speedtess
tot+sie;s tIlEtt ever lived
ft.fss on. record that BiGeeap ran for and
vsan an estate winch Is Still II the pos
session of the Smith Barry family.
Charles N'iet<stet, IN his old song. Thu
Cheshire Hunt. says the hoane had. such
an extraordinary speed as to require TO be
cineged to enable the rest OF the pack 10
lseen pace with MIN
There IS a story current. too. that the
old hound actually ran from London to
Safldiway. Norwifh- where the monument
is taised--in two days. bur there is no per-
ma cent record OF the feat An ancient
hosiery is named after the famous hound
The King.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
a Sad Man From New Eneiand.

David Mather. a Connecticut Yankee.
was on OF the Lodge City Dad istap-''
He once remarked. These kills rs are all
nsurderers. All Of EN- look for the osst
OF. IL II made up my mind had I'd
Xii man. d rather md him asisas
than any other way. Nhen ne ua5
deputy marshal at Los Vegas. a man
stepped up to him.. rutz.a pistol II ha
face. and saie.. 4. You're the ssllo@ who
sues around here KILN peap:e. u Just
IN you out right now. Atasher threw
his hands before his face and backed or.
Nc. not said he. YOU are m sss:tk en-.
I'm your friend I'm your frf@nd ne.
puzzled avenger% hesitaysd and dropped
his sun-haud BY his side. rs Mataer
showed hts pistol back in the holster: ma
glanced at the corpse ard ssii14Fked.
Now don't maxi any faors mis- ses...
Somebody told him one day 70 soos ous.
that Bat Masterson world NJ am
Sometimes ne suffered slightly. f'e SAID
mo. | may kill MIN He wlll shove MS
e,sn In my stomach ard crate, y u turn
!. 'reunsi. pat my hand in the mttid' . q my
baes. are: say. You shoot NE sis1t there
yea can do IT. II viii drop his$.,aFad by
his side. and then he'll 5c-e-clirfo the gol-
, den stairs..'-E c. Little in sEyerybcdys
Mas azine.
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Table Liners.

e6-inch full bleached, extra heavy
weight, all Linen Damask. I5c.sl i-2c
7o-Inch Extra Quality, full Bleachsd
All Linen Damask. new and very effsc-
tive Patterns. ..-...-.-..- ....-sl,uv
72-inch Extra Fine Heavy, Full
RIeached. Scotch and irish. new and
effective designs. si.25, si.So, SEQ $50
All or our. Damasks we can match
IN both rs and 81 Napkins
Damask Cloths. handsome designs,
all leng5 hs and in both ~ aiSt
wards wide P@ices $50 to
1s-inch All Linen Damask NaplSsT:s =,
heavy weight. extra good values, No.
SIS. Sl..tt - n.
22-f1ch Napkins. $500 to- $500 dozen
a4-inch Napkins. $500 to-. -s12Qa dozen
27-Irch Napkins. $3.50 to-. .slo.eo d,,zen
H. S. Damask Napkins slso
to ...- - -
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Ladies' Furnishings.
The Kinds Wanted by Good Dressers aud
ALI. MARKED AT MODEST PRICES.
KeskWear.

Turnover Collars. entirely new.
plain. hemstitched and embroidered,
Is, 50, 49, So 69c. TO sl.3s.
Collar and Gun Sets. new and styl-
3 ish, exclusive ideas.
Is. CSC. SIZE, sl.75 to s2.75 set
Fiorodora. and Automobile TIES.
newest ideas only. full line colors.
% IS. 50. CSC. to s.. 225
New Stocks and Jabots.sot mousse
line, tafYeta. Liberty and crepe de.
chine. CSC, S1.25. s1.9 to $3.50
New Pompadour Rufs, of mousse
l:ne. net. Liberty, &c. in white.
b ack black and white. and white
and black 1888 to S2o-un
Feather Boas. in white. black. pearl
and black and VII te. all lengths,
extra good values at $1,000. SEQ.
sl5.co. $500, $500 and 5000.
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actress. Envy and Jealousy are as for.
eign TO her soul as a harsh note to her
voice, Of. an awkard movement TO her
body She is silent when she cannot com.
distress her by challenging her direct
opinions of what she must condemn a
great-soGleti. great -hearted artist, a beau.
tiflll gifted warm hearted woman. and
a faithful friend Ellen Terry has made
the world the brighter for her presence,
and found place in the hearts OF the
English public as we'll as OF her private at,7
friends which no one else could ever fill
in the same way o. to the same extent.
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U'nderNea ar.
The Good kinds at little Prices.
chiidren's Underwear.

a
Infants Rl5bsd Msstao Wool wrap
pers. soft ana warm
%. 10 50. 60 and '5c.
Chtldrsn's Riaaed and Heavy cotton
vests. Pants ana Drawers. feece
Hired, strong and durable. ,5e..
Chl.drenst NEerino Vests. Pants and
Drawers, II waiIe arg natural. warm
and comfortable ,..,.+.... -. a9c.
Misses St.lgtfy Non Shrinking Me-
rtno Wool vests ard Pants.
"a S5c $t.eu ana 81 Is
BOYS Strictly Nom Shrinking Me-
rtno. Wool SHIRTS and Drawers. white
anu natural q. eoe-r ) Es,2 Al.!ss 'sl.-o z
Ladies Underwear.
LADIES', Msdiutn-W Weight Ribbed Me-
riao Wool Vests and Pants &c.
Ladies Ribbed Cashmere Wool
Vests. ii Woo and SIX and woet
S1.2255, sl.50 Soo..JG and $50
Ladies Ribbed Combination SUITS,
In cotton. woog. meriao ana Sin
slGo sl.50 500 10 S. 90
Ladies. Ribbed Equestrian Tishes.
in white and fast black
Wu1e..... t4e. 49, $3.50. S,l4 s-.'SJ
Black ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -. SO
ITEMS Underwear.
Mems Medium weight, Non shstall
ing Australian Wool Sa rts aslti Draw
ers. white and natural. s. 90
Drawers, white and natural. strictly
non-sarillting.
s5c.. sl.5o sl.25 $50 SOS to $50
Dr.. Jaegsrss Sanitary WOODEN gn-
derwear for sale here.
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Genfletnen's
furnishings.
The Wanted Kinds
At the Right Prices.

Gentlemens four in hands, bat
wings puns. string ties ana butterfly
bows. entirely new effects. 25c..
Gentlemen's fast black and tan, full
regular made cotton ana tisL..s5l slse.
extra good values. 12c.. Is sc. SC.
and .....- ooc-
Gardeners fancy half hose, en-
tireiy new ideas. ..................- 2oc-3
Gentlemen,s outing. neGlisee shirts.
cut full and wide. nicely made. care
fully selected patterns. Actual worth
I5c.. special - 'oS-
Gentletnen.s cotton night shirts. cut
fun. nicely trimmed. actual worth 15c-,
special. .....-:.-.-. --.....--. 2oc.
G4ntiemen's H. s. all linen handker-
chiefs. extra good values. 12c-. 10 Pc.
25c.. 3T&i-2c. to .....5..,S...--.........- foc.
Gentlemen:s merino half hosessn nat
ural and fast backs, 25c-. 8 &c.
and H5.....5.......-... .......-..-... Que.
Genrlsmen's outing pajamas. proner-
" made, nicely trimmed. ...--. sl.co