Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1886, Page 6

a - Written fer Tae Evexixe Stan por thing and bardiy worth saving.” says she, | you, is the ending of it; and there ain't noneea| NOTES OF THE FASHIONS. DRY GOODS. LADIES’ GOODs. _FAMILY SUPPLIES. ___ MR. AND MRS. JAK must thank you; ind i must thank you for | for me to delay over the consequences that fol- es ase —— ELLING UUT:! KVERY DAY. LAN MRS. J: ff Test of your goodness to the, besides,” | iowed upon Jake's going blind. I sha'n't stop | pearuREs oF THE FALL STYLES IN HATS, BON- J. C. Horcumsor, 8 TN itaN TRA CO. ——____— Tew was tho exact words she spoke. ‘That's | £2 £ivegiou.the particulary of what, the doctors | "Ts Cogruaas AND JEWELRY—WiNOS AxD Laxesvrox & Bro, soaps Bt, Stver sua ate. cader Vinca, eat A STORY OF NEW YORE LIFE. it sie said. And now, sir, that wasu’s say- | bow litue by litile Jake and Hetty got #0 ‘poor FEATHERS TO CONTINUE IN FAVOR—POPULAR . Plantation Java, Roaste 1, 2 » ny thing very pa ae ee ie Sat pate come to live in ‘the House as oe SHADES AND MATERIALS, As usual, are ee to am, all the novettiegin 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR Fee Panty Fier, ence. snc Has = e “Jake—it made im fee! - membering that 6 was ston Ly eee Dress Goods, Clot! ‘3 and Velvets, ot both Foreign: ones a 4 BY SIDNEY LUSKA, fest, silliest fool that ever was born on | cau put twoend two together, and fill inthe | _1~ Parts most of the bonnets are worn with- and Domestic production, We have ail the newest | Millloery, Cloaks, Dress T-immings, Laces, Buttons, Se = i t Te planet- It wasat what she suld, $0 | space that Pi leave blank. The fact 3s, that on | out strings. Fall ‘cys eady. SC aplay.- Teas banssire peal: Mircbings, Corsets om Avtuon oF “As fr Was Warrres,” Mus, | niucis as hove ‘he sald tt ver weak: voles And Boods and Cagle that ae gol Tid Of at tie | _ .BEACK SILK STOCKINGS are very stylish with Fon consits of nent effects and vxtreme higutnovel-| | Fowter Kid Gloves $1 pee palr upwarda, very patr | Mexican Cisiee, Road, et m : vs = ” e at smile 01 5 chal rm red shoes. thy rl fitted vurraatet. se8 puch Caroling Rice. Ze. i Pervapa,” “A Week ty a Day, ‘out begun vo ilil up, | pawnshop, they took up their residence in a ties The great advantage of dealing with us consists | fitted BARA,” und his eyes bezun to’ Water: and it he badn't | Small room onthe sixth? floor of the House o: | _ THE Mooxstox Grows in favor for brooobes and warn = clatin BGakes Glen Soayy Zhe. Crees Coffee, Ne. Ma. of the fact that we can sbow you the appropriate trim- RE McCAFFR BONNET A Pasmily Mour,e4 48 OOL_Rxtre Plourigd te Be 2S BL, J oe Mi aon “y Deans Goede FRAME FACTORY has moved to northeast | Shoulder Mesh Selb, No 2 Me aat yee hemaigtig’ ae nS ay Teno | cofMer of 11th and Gstreetk. Mas all the iatest tal INDIA TRA U0, 445 ith at. brought the lever down mighty sudden, he'd | Horrors, for whicn they was to pay a rent of | #04 hairpins, ——- haveboo-hooed right out, hikes itstclass baby. | four dollars and fifty eents'a month. You dont | VENETIAN Beans in great variety are com- sht, 1886) But he didn't. He tooi Copy t 200K jgpod ig swallow, | kuew much about the House'o! Horrors, at, | tng in favor. = oing back on that. This fs a decided advantage, that aes 3 <=} sa 1 ‘ und gritted nis teeth, and “Don't m reckon; and it’s lucky for you you CoLorEp Bows to match the stoc! are sai ras papier tiny ered ean be ae ame eae ee ae | Sct ran pee eereree te ot ules | woraion nina ne Secodnigntarcestrgnt aay: Wont aecmams | DaRoarsa =| — | Banoasa | eo wil x at ascuasenas iy me 10 reduce = | angie Wate alr, was the whole of their first conver. | It Was situated down on Hoosovelt street, and ‘i Suorr PLUMes tipped with pearls are revived ‘oan offer you such an inducemeut! of Summer Milinery tn order to make room Sor early a a es 1g how little there was to it, you | was enol 10 accommodate 2 fama! | for milline: cated him Stait be he'd ave forgotten all aliéwing otis rooms 10; eache, The inbabltance Witte Fe unas naa euite aa pote fare WE CARRY CHEAP DRESS GooDs, Fail Importations, we wil sell our entire stock of Im- GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS) fos, Ines, who Hved ou the | sls and to thisday,sir, be remeibers It Just | and’ poor poveriatiek, ood forsaken eres, | shown in the greatest abundance. WE CARRY MEDIUM PRICE DRESS GoopS, | Ported and Domestic Bonnets and Hats ut and below _— who lived on the | “i; and to this day, sir, he remembers verty-siruck, God- toutn ness : a piatin and just 48 clear as though it had only | tures Iiké Jake and Hetty. It was the rotten-| LAaceD Boots with patent leather tops are still. ee Mme MX RUE, E; nied floor o: a house ne Bowery, ngt far] been vesieniay that Ie happened. est, dirtiest, worst smelling establishment that | the stylish wear for oool weathe: WE SE ee FS ib eae [oe abave where it’s joined by Blecker street Weil, al id him. they talked # | I ever put iy toot inside of and I've Knocked |“ Ogrgicu PLoaes and tips are the leading gar. DRESS GOODS TO SUIT EVERYBODY. yy “e Me 0 mee pas a Was & young fellow of 26, a co or deal - Whenever Jake wasn't | around consideruble among them sort of places. | 0° Ur in verted bonnets and hate, SEAL GARMES sl ‘ED AND g°¢ BE. 1 ele ata Gu tare 1a job wrking or sleeping he used tosit there with | There ain't no call tor me to give you a long ure of impo ‘We will enumerate a few specials: LINED. Furs of; paired. 8 i = ohana ag ona ler In ihe sick room. Sometimes they'd Just | description of it, You can just take for grantec Mowair Brarps with applique figures of YAS PLATDS, 42 in. TNGITAM, Coo Bee z . Trumpet office, down ou Printing He stay quietand say nothing. Sometimes she'd | that a house that had won that nick-name—the | sik and bead edgings are novelties for trim This ts'indeed a bar-| _av2l 1310 5th si nw, The cousequence was that Jake most doze ‘off. Sometimes Jake ‘ud read aloud to | House o” Horrors—was a mighty diswal hole to | ming. We recommend these goods both for style and we home along abort 3 or 4 o'c her at ber requ ah She liked to be read aloud | begin the New. Yeur by setting up your home | "ye Tanewrxos are richer than ever. Beads Txe Frnora Darss Sur ps ‘THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA ‘ to uneomino jut most generaily they'd | in. But that’s what Jake and Hetty wasobliged BYADERE GRADUATING STRIPES, combine | Are recommended by the leading Dresmekons E = Loreteilmt we Qia'thes’ taiked ahout pretty. imuen | todon Juke Yustuow wascaraing omasate | eU en cabochon are novelties and are very fiom sulting, all wool, omly Ze per sara. Ch aie absolutely Tmpervions sutucosme? PATENT PROCESS FLOUR ane ne didn't yet home : : Aoubt the most BrAvTIFCE and: Flour tn the World. — 2 50 2 2, large. is 62 Inel ‘as hobby as anything : — every subject tinder the sun except one, aud | age 50 cents a day selling newspapers. Early Seat ‘show yout Ape Iss 4 K. HUMPHERY, Te te without tite 2 hatoue ler. She never said nothing about | every morning Hetty and him would start out | REMOVABLE Hoops, fastened with silk cord, fore, din we can iow Youin all tue Bew M pi Se aS Weil sir one bitter cold morning In January, | is iol; and Jake—though Idoa't deny ue was | and go the rounds of the different offices) tolay |are worn with tailor-made dreses in. the Makes Corsets to : ro coerce ar = cde in every style and uiatertal, | The Millers have not ouly the ‘most perfect SM, “aon. cane ae dete Kosting Ti | curlous-he never asked tio questions: vet oven | ta neaeeek te Gerd aad shes Howie oral d Taek | artes pOOQRETAE, CHECKS. att wool 42 tn, wide, $1.00 She guarunitpern Stan Care covtaintagert toma he ost taprote Mace ese c himelt how | Hef bame. He ‘chonght to ituselt whatever lulu to the steps of a building neur the City Hall | Ce seep Keysatudded with pearlsand horse- Gye! Vou have Your cuice of shades iu this, xs i the Ree ES eee eta Me ee a up the self bow | ne wanted him to know about her sue'd tell | s ‘of the eleva \, i ern, aes pdieee maperted Hosa en |S go . good ed wing aloo, ae Tsay, | te Mine cmnidered was howe hie bun: | WORE ute oad ear eine tees HTS | sigue or roaches Deere Me torte de] AD AT ted Due CABLECURDILLUMINATED COMBINATIONS | Patent Shoulicr Ueures dad sit Drews Reform Goods, | HS" araacetety eatin ceae a, ES gua ing along, as I's ‘Viiin,, he considered, Was none of bis busi- | work: Jake would set on them. steps till 12 | #X! ji F-te) y a | Ga in. silk hair lines, $125 per ard. Ubese goods are rer Lurope abd euleu at the principal Coofte of the old be vescned the eoruer | her, Hit Mm Kiley te tel dierent. Su | oclocks tolleriug Out the maines o: hl papers,| Ix SPITE of the anti-plumage league, birds, siraay tag see iat Wenavefoundi teowsary | coitarens Corcein word! me EY Sram leit that she had @ right to know n’s | aud selling us many e could make out to. | wings and feathers are to have a prominent | this never varies. A marvel of purit send in a duplicate order, uke) for the v! NasuTimore than a rod | uame, anyhow. So oue day, Jake being pres- | But the stiali boys who had the use of their } piace in autumn millinery, etal aen es naescalstices Uatero seinen rea aitllwool: 42 iu wide $140 per yard, ‘Thisis exqul- | "NTT euca, cerman wid Sia mt his journey’s end—he seen a| ent, she up aud asied it, eyesight, and so could run about and heud peo- |” Warrre Wrxas will be very popular for young | the ordinary Kinds, and cannot be sold in competition goods and wants to beseen. ike everythi ise that bas gained renown, some am,” says Mrs. Ril 5) SATE! 7 — JPRENGH DYEUN SCOURING AND DRY on to the lamp post that ‘y, “but | pie off Beiore they reached him, them small ‘with the multitude of low test, short weight alum of || ILLUMINATED STRIPED CAMEL'S HaTR, 42 | J)#*S eae _ mY person or persons are trving to lake advantage of the, cucugh to tell me and Jake | boys was powerful competitors; and Jake | ladies on all sorts of walking and driving hats, | Phosphste poder. Sold ony, ‘cans. ‘Bax! . wide, all ‘wool, $1. ay = EAS Fepulation it bas gained by umilating tbe Nawe and Wttake no particular but not upon dressy bonnets, be Ch 168 Wall sree RoE DS | poate we extremely Coan Ne teasaeeen CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, rund, and attempting thereby to palu off mu tale but he judzed righ ee anne euirey yeaa ue mspabec Gat ae = M1 the fashionable ~ flcnce the udvantace, 1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NoRTHWest. ‘atiicle sor the geuuine, feu; Dut he Judzed right [ tn, sir, she sort of started and | ness. At 12 o'clock Hetty would come back | BLACK SrockrNGs are still the fashionable Bela Cladsioue wixtures (basket weave), §1.25 par | yx 2205! Jpeg forint ang ed z tbe mighty poor and jow down ig AUC Huda. she sass, Wery qulet, says | for him, and lead him howe, where he would | wear tor hildren, and with bright red will con- yard. See Saatnebar enema arsenate THEREFORE. ck wale oie eel ame is Henrietta,” eut his dinner and then out; for sometimes he'd | tinue to be throughout the comiug season, = bers hin Wwhate” asked Mrs, Riley. | get bult frozen, setting still'there In the cold on | "tire Fasitiox of wearing DO jewels ta, of ey Gent's Garments Dved, Cleaned and Kepaired. Ladie | Be eure and see tot that either sacks or barrels read Waited a moment, and then she the stone steps. And then sbont 2. occ course, English. There it 1s the iashion to er A 4 NEW NOVELTIES IN OUR MOURNING DE- | Dresses Dyed and Cleaned without ripping. ANTON “CERES” rietia Madge.” ey'd start Out again, to get a supply of after- * arteries) able é PARTMENT. whieh shi Which Secined {to satisfy Mrs. Riley, because | noon papers; and so of and on till § or 9 in the | Feserve the display of Jewels for the evening. as teri = oie’ sie posed that sie Now Jake wasn’t | she said netuing more, and pretty soon she | evening. ASI told you, Juke’s profits averaged | FUR TRIMMED SILK CoSTUMES are quite the S S65 Oa ve the tmpri Maled hae Weld i thee Gan one tae f. in the neighborhood of 50 cents a day. most approved English style for the autumn. Sotgenr dase SIeN hie uniansebe. TWO GOLD MEDALS _ aie cede a Pee nein tee for short, Jake,” said Hen- | Sorrows, sir, as I heard said once at the the- | Furs wit be wore earlier this season than usual. paar le Diagonal, all w: ‘i ne acbies a eigeul Savea nie cir in ne eae iyker Dever come single-bunded, but in battal- | Beaps ND BuGLEs find a place on all man- 52 in. Camel's Hair Diagonal, fine quality, 90c. per = ate a aa gusted and Ured out all over, that thing was to ed along; and Hetty, sbe got | ious, "As if Juke’s blinduess wasn’t enough for ed a ae an Beginning aha aoe FE ¢ taxcasren, ee Seo a woman drank. So th sis woman and better. By and by she was spry {one small family to put up with, what should | Ber Of garments this season, beginning w: ‘BU in. fine French Foule, only 90c. per yard. This 29 sth st, nw. t k | bonnets and gloves and ending with shoes and 'y in Jake’s | go on to happen but this hure, that he teil si nd he lew hoursevery d: i e nIwNwN ts apesalie bargain ofourwen Lopenians Catholic Goods, School Books and Stationery for yather went aguinst y the window. ‘This was in | abed with tuflammatory rheumatism? One | Stockings, BoP fa Bae G0 da TE RRR gs | Sau Wonieysaie: value Cae persue private and public schuvisat lowest prices, selUt" bev apr menaced be tar there by the window and | night in February—the day had been a freezer, |_| Tux New Burnt Ivory ORNAMENTS are very | BBB AA RRR. 8 oa AA HORAN “885 40 1m: Cassimere Cloth ail wool, Sue: per ward, SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS FOR| ap2s ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers eee nat she Roald sit ap there tn that | aud ben be come home you'd hardly have | fashionable both for buttons, buckles and| BaP AMA R R Gco 2°45 TRAN Sug8 | lack and White aud tslack and Sy a ates Brow Every Grade of Pablic and Private Schools. "so that she could sit up there in that | known him from a chunk of ice—one night in | brooches, Some exquisite carving 1s seen in the yar wide? sha irepthing andes Do PL S AND ORGANS. it all day. And then before | February he went to bed, complaining of sboot- | lately lnported trities. 42 in, Sebastopol Cloth, very fine quality. This isa | retail? Ne “t Me lowest prices Wholesale and} PIANOS AND ORGANS. ule on her feet, | ing pains up his legs; and when he woke next | “Tye Srasie comb Introduced in summer becutifal materfal in both wear and Aulsh.” $1.00 per © Punsent, = oin. Aud finally, one bright | morning, Jo! and behold, he couldn't walk | | 11% S? A yard. Bookseller, ‘we Liane [xsrevuex, rst ot May, the doctor says to | across the floor, he couldalt even stand on his Tees, SAREE ~ | do im very fine French De Alma Serge, $1.00 per | 597 “alo eh at, ie That Ado her a hed ieet, no more tian he could if he'd been chained | 4116 0 be found in Jet shell, copper, 900 00 MMMM Tt NN N Gao 7GOin. whip cord Gros de Sulsse Cloth (something | KY" DECKER BROS, FISCHER, AND KSTEY Kin the down to the mattress, Hetty, she run 01 88 SP WERE FT ORL E O°, zw DBooxs y trouble being about ductor; and the doctor, he edme, and ne suid) A Murruee or Manauour Featues in] § 0 9 9 MMMM HE BRN S A tee cable: cond Check” “This is alao anew novetty | — PLANOS. hs that Jake had inflammatory rheumatism, an some soit tint is the latest London wrap tor the © o 0 0 MMM Il NNN Goo sult ‘poses, Very fine goods. " e Moats sake, Tuer needw't be no | would Lave to Ue idle the dickens knew'Low | shoulders, itis flied tothe shoulders eome-| 000 “OO MMM H NNN Gag — | gutablefor combindtion pan mais rate Bette oe re had tre ESTEY ORGANS. ean aca Sais eatried her | "Well, Hetty,” says Jake, after the doctor | Wat afler the patiern ofa fur pelerine. or Wrap SL 00 per gardens clotn oF Ladies’ Jackets | Fnwactions and Clauges ts the Soclety of Friends, | Pianos for rent and sold on easy terms. sg nuts te gut | nad ier “thiviooks preity thuch like outand. | PRETTY AND Bxcouina HAT for fall wear aufth rest, Black, Coahniere, of the ame.old vrices,| A Mfolitcian's Umuguios (esti) SANDERS @ STATMAN, (he feeling wneom- cer two colors of velvet or ribbon to match the 1 OM N 46 in: wide, Extra Good value, 7c, per yard. Yer Aree re all rae ea ere, Ne. 1494 New | _sed-Sm #34 orthwest._ (Lepr ondebns a Aero Paragol Flirtations. hat. HORN ‘Thisis very wide goods. store, 4:9 Peuusylvcula ave. Auy onters OF Come FALLET 2 DAVIN UPRIGHT PIANOS UN. tue sun;and then Jake, he carried het | HOW ADVENTUROUS FEMALES ATTRACT THE| WHITE DRESDEN CHAMOIS SKIN is used for HON RNS REMEMBER, NO TROULLE. TO SHOW YOU THE | Missions left at elsher store will be prompuly tilled | ACE e« caneasiees ote ine bie noe eis ne It made hus heart b OPPOSITE SEX. ladies’ driving gloves this season, They are BONNE GOODS, ASA PEEP NOW WILL SURELY aus W. iL MORRISON, | Of'imusiciuue ull over the world. "Bey ho other pine mer to hold her that w From the Rochester Post-Express. whole wristed and are fastened with tiny ‘BE Tae DIRECT METHOD OF BELL- W. 1 ‘Buti you have seen these. New sty! Dow openr ust im ia is ar aba lhe Kept is | "A Great deal as been suld and written about silver belis attached to a cord run through eye- i ae asuixctos ( mectattxa Tirpnany, tng at 812 9th st nw. ‘aplo W ben they reached ier room, she said | street flirtations, aud this irregular method of |“ Pioux has been much used this season, both — TRICE) SE DE New Books and best Periodicals Enwarp F. Daoor, tot rather tired. aud she guessed sed | malcing aequaintanees has, ot course, been con- | tor enildren and misses, and, With the nora STRICTLY ONE PRICE, Fifty Cents Mouth or 84 vearly. ° R rent to sicepy Whilst he | 1mMMed on all sides, Nevertheless the practice | ments in the fabrie which the new samples SS Ree aap dinteleres 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR as Wee eee he es w' by and watebed her, aud taought how | #8 coustantlyon the increase. The fault lies | show, its popularity for another year is as BARGAIN No L k A NR s88y jy8 MES LUCY L_ HUNTER Sole Arent for Siclowar & Sons. Gabler. Decker news to Jake. as a gucd deal iu tsne looked, aud wondered | principally with the Jeniales, who, from care- | sured. ss 2 RK jo £ fA ENN Rose ox = Son, Marshall, &, Wenge Hallete & Cumston o mire tet teer sie wits dreamin, aud if so what | lessness; a love of adventure,or from some| OLD-FASHIONED MARBLE PEDESTALS have n Striped NAINSOOK API shirred and gue ~~ are ey er Pianvs; Organs, Mer- pa about aud Kindof hoped, you Know, that it | worse motive, encourage the advances made | been resuscitated to form drawing-room orna- pak sr-esvetoe grey a fos 24S EAE ay HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Exemnged|heued, Tuned Bepaies Novba eee woudering fee tiie Woman <AD6 | cee pencil es oven Gch WOKS Cite ries | Sola a Ha ESTSI MEO | [eve tial'gniaV gta ee person i Ho lpaasekase aR E and Shipped. asn't con dress she wore was a | Suv opened ber eves and woke up. iutest our streets. A lady when insulted by | ™e! BEB RRR, cou, Asn EME Sew sind Second-hand Pianos of other makes always Wasnt dress! she wore fran a | Hy ove isid'sallookib atthe eet: the bold stares of the siguiicaut coughs and | Welt, Statues, lumps or pos of fern fo placed Le ee Be ge Buk @% i arty A sNouNcEMENT. mma a of = reg how por a es sibs, ud saying nolinng. Lut preseptiy, Very | winks of these nuisances pays no attention | © ‘vem. . fo. 4 . eIVENG OUI feiephone, sel [notre feos eer om Yente | S011, “dake,” she calls, | fo" the sunayateey ana ‘escapes further insults | “PARISTAN BRIDES,” says the New York Com- res far “ow #£ E a9 i Neg Sed eet hed Wali lady, aa Sala feceguieet te check § disks | by her judicious conduct, The females who | mercial Advertiser, “are discarding the costly | 50 dozen Imported Stockinette JERSEYS, fine qual. STOCK OF CARPETS, FURNITURE AND twentieth Of a second; anu ise cou! | ate willing to be accosted by strangers, and | put unbecoming lace veil for the airy tulle,| ‘> tallor-made, coat back, at $1.76, 42 RBBR RRR 00. ering how a iadyiike her come tobe clinging tow | YOU aud Mrs. 12 to form passing intimacies in that way, | which envelops the figure with delicate cloud. ee be ERA UPHOLSTERY GOODS. Bowery lamp-pact at thar hows of see soe | tbat you two Buve done ior mn : not only respond to the advances made by | IIke etree aes HBB ERE 8 3 i ter's nighi, cud dying as fast as sl w how. at ain't botbing.” the “inashers,” but they have in addition | peoxerres WILL WELCOME th hades’ a? BARGAIN No.3. 4%, BB RROO_. YOU ARE INVITED TO CALL AND Bat Jake didn't usa no questions, and he didn't | king of that, Jul says she | a code of signals which are plainly under. a ep Sra e es Gel a SS ws LooK THROUGH, AND IF PLEASED Wasie much tine stand: v neither, ‘The | 5, Pay West Din strong enough to walk | stood by experts In this line of business, | Yellow as seen in this season's colors. ‘They are | 60 dozen French Coutille CORSETS, hand-made, lace 10 420-422-424-426 SEVENTH STREET. po ‘a The had better | CUl-toors, I musi get ready to go away Two or three years ago it was the fashion to | asmany and soft as possible; although orange) — top, side steels, at 7c. = = MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS. HEAD do about it, AUT nt ot lugging her zie Bee jump. “Gouway!’ says he, | wear long ribbons which were so arranged that | is oue of the many it is not the chief tn. attract a. @round tw the siation-house, and leaving Her to | way? What du you Want to go away | they ung over the Wearer's shoulders. It be- | tion, Hovserurnisurna 8. QUARTERS FOR BOTTOM CASH PRICES, 2 police; ibalt in all, he didn’t eu- | came weil understood that he streamer de-| Many RED bon for \- UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMAI- a opel ee irl cba tipr prem ores joss Giyg been a burden, upou | pended trom the left suoulder it meant, “Fek | ,, MAN¥ CoLonEp Bows of ribbon for hat trim- BARGAIN Ho. & avg dally recelving our fal supply of Bigelow, | Sooo WALED IN and the dists ce that she imigtit ts, Hiley toy long already; and now | lows, come follow me,” and many a young girl 200 CASHMERE SHAWLS, cardinal and cream, at | Hoy Brussels aid exire: super (ncruiis: vie ate, g SHIP AND DURABILITY. nd. besides: it { musi go away, aud Hot be # bur- | who did not understand the code was subjected | fashion of the patty although combinations of, ; 70 Miatle,_ Velvet stall Teusbeay anesie aaa secs SI Ce are ier to Suuoyanco and iuwully datcly a uew pieg | two. colot are atl seen en styisu haus and | 8126 wore 61 deve, Vareana teat, Kee nations | 147. A 1. Bocems Baca Ourand-out lady to be leit to tue police, an: ~fHurden be haugedt” cried Jake. But then | has been adopted by the flirtatious females, and | bonnets, SUk Plushes, Spun Silk and Fancy Silk Furniture ‘Second-hand Pianos at all prices, how. So pretty soon he made up his mind t myEscuse me. I didn’t mean to be | itis now ull the rage in certain circles. An um-| WARM CoLons seem to appear in every man- Coverings, Insh Point, Swiss, Antigue, Cluny and | NEW PATTERNS OF ROGERS BRO.'S SPOONS, here was nothing tur it but tocerry her straight Aud tien le asked, «s calm ashe could | brella or parasol is the weapon of offense, and | ner of material and no dreary monotony of BARGAIN No. & Nottingham Lace Curtains, Chenele Plano Covers and Scabos bon nanre, Upsiaits to Where be boarded, Ve her into you going in the hands of an expert it is as dangerous as black will be tolerated. All black costum: ‘Spun silk Table Covers, ail sizes. Tiose in want of FORKS, LADLES, @C., &C., IN EXTRA PLATE, J the ebar,e « ~ Mrs. Kiley was right | “Buys she. the Spanish lady’s fan. | If closed aud used as a | POTN lieved by brilliant color La boron | 7# dozen S-button FRENCH KID GLOVES, in tans | choice goods will find it to thelr advantage to examine z ookuenne @dlcalaiedl that oF ‘iy; Jake, losing his calmness. | cane, it signifies that the owner would not be | 12 Some way relieved by ntcolor in larger | “" ‘sna brown, scolloped top, at 68c.; worth 85c, Ce A XII PLATE AND TRIPLE PLATE, aT THE wouldn't object, especially when he'd explained | “Ken you sha’n't go at all” averse lo securing s male companion for the | OF smaller quantity. se73m. 1 LOWEST PRICES, eee as the elveuniances iv er. So next moment he ‘Vb, bat 1 mast, promenade, providing he is good looking EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS grow more lived the woman into bis arms, and be tagged | “Must or not, you saant” “I |und “nice.” It closed and carried hori- | and more dainty in design and finer in texture. een THE BOHLINGER my8 817 Market Space, and panted and pulled aws 1 by and by he | thean that T can't let you. 1 can’t live without | zoutally in front of the owner, with the| ali white are preferred to those with color, and ig had Ler isid out “ie in Mrs. Hiley’s Kitenen, | Jou. i you go, I follow. It you go, I—I-1—” |end sticking out, the siguifeation 1s | are-carried 1a tie protean, and ‘25 dozen Sheer Lawn Hemstitched an’ Woven Border LACE CURTAIN STRETCHER Do Nor Porcuase Bear the Siwve. Then, of course, he begai | But he coulunt get no further. “He broke| that the owner can make her own way | two the buttons of the bodice as formerly. HANDKERCHIEFS, at 1¥c.; worth 250. c1 pounding ou Mrs. Kuley’s bed-room door to | down. through the streets and secure plenty of room | “Sirrveey waost Panto ahome iki area 3 =5 er ROHS ite nec | she looked sort of suprised, and she | without additional assistance. Ir closed aud = mom Panis show ees Scxoor Daya WILMARTH @ EDMONSTON, au tiet-ciax Iustraimest at @ ley got herself into some sort | ide tfent eyes of hers, and she give w | carried over the shoulder much as a carciess | tion in the height of crowns, but many striking . pap aA yen yy of a gaiment, abd she rubbed her eyes, aud sue | aud [Oh, Juke,” she says, “dou't | sportsman carries a gun, the meaning is that | novelties in the way ot pretty striped, speckled BARGAIN No. 7. (CHINA AND GLass IMPOR? Come and tovk & lok al the woman and she | ¢ , Juke; and sue burst oul crying | the fair damsel is looking for an adventure, | and wide ‘stranded straw, ‘which is smoothly — TERS, Secoud band Pianos and ‘at prices from 610 Iistened to Jake's story of how hed sound Ler, | 4s if her heart would break. When this last signal has attracted the atten: | finished on the surface, and often transparent, Ned he Te chan? sel 1205 Pennsylvania ave, | to$16U, Sold on email payuenta. wa done just tsits | | Juke, ue hurried over to where she was lgy- | ton of a “desirable” party of the male persus | Uzsrens for the coming season arerende of Ses several Largest amorous music Magik as Jou Kuow low: | inc: aild he tried hard to Dring her around, fe | lou the experteuced firt ralsee the wespon | gay tag yin heer aan ae ade of School daysare at hand. After sae) eS Ds fost totrteye Sed Sag Me? at the station “tal her that he mever meant to burt wer feel- | perpendicularly aud then drops it to the front, # Test the teachers and their scholars will soon be again 7 Ae MENKY EBERBACH, tosend an ambulance to ings, nor wo make ber ery; and he begged her | This means that the man to whom she is sig- | sbort capes, T) oie eee to the ulster. — attheir desks, During their vacstion the boys have JARS, “pial” ‘Luats what Mrs. | tovergive iim bis common Ways; and be said | 2aling is to overtake her and enter into conver- | These garments are considered more stylisi apa O15 F street ¥ suid to Jake, and be diin’tlose uo time how Le loved her and loved her, and how it | aliod, and the invitation 1s seldom disregarded | When they are made without velvet accesso: Worn out numerous sults, pants, couts, &c The Just Recelved, RANICH @ BACH PIANOS. = t Guia it There was a doctor's oilice | would break him up like dynamite to have her { by the tellows who are constanuy on the look- | ries. mother’s question is, “Johnny needs # new suit or pair juality always the same aud the around the Pout anatcld haw SL gsKE go away. He said he Knew he was no great | ouGlor chance acquaintances of the oppositesex. | ‘THe FASHIONABLE CoLons of the eeasonin| IT PAYS TO TRADE AND WATCH FORTHE ofpauts for school What's to be doner” There ts 4 NEW PATENT JaR Gali nuntvelous Self-pinyiig iumerusnenta Yoated tut woetor out, ana wld setae the | fakes, belvg noting but » compositor, and'| Maay women wie claim to be, aud doubtiess | standard materials are black, seal brown, navy = : G. L. WILD & BRO, Was Wanted, aud tuen ue made trucks tor the | she agenu-wine lady ‘aud yet-sald ue, ue loved | are, “respectable,” indulge In tilis amusement. | Tie and garnet, Other colons wre bangcove 5 but one answer. Goto ‘The Most Perfect and Satisfactory Jar in the World, 700 Seventhet. m. w. Hetablichea 2086, station ui the sergeant to ringing | her wnderly, be didy aud. He couldn't belp aske [ ees : 4 EW Large Supply Just Recel special atten! a pairing. Now back bets te bs whic, Aud then he Weuton | Name Your Daughter Property, | ium, brouze, reiedu, miguonette the greenest Ss Oaix sxc snicendieer meena ands chee baeeneee ‘soso td pideea het aud the tector | using, cake Mer ad stop er erying, | Charles Dudley Warner In Harpers Magazine, shades.” - 2 Call apd examine before buying. SSSA Se nee eee et atid tite dyctor | wien sue hud veen dolbg steady ever since 86| “Since women write ur books, aed loach OU The Bending over ber, aud) Mr first siartce in atit, JERSEYS of solid bugle effects are very stylish CORN! AND F STREETS, ELPHON: D annie theme aang. With her Lauds to her bips, | « lust she stopped. She stopped her | Schools, and practice our laws, and riae in gigs, | and much worn by those who wish great varl- ie zap cheaeaar pareat Ge RUM S407 Luin as se ae aay nya ee aud she looked up at him with her big |and send our messages by telegraph, and | ety in their costume, as with soveral akirte and . 428 Ninth street, par, lance ediuins: er is cesar Z, und “Jakes” says she, “you're good, | “hello” from one end of the country to theother | a jersey waist of this sort u very pretty ‘arrange- where you'll find suits and odd pants for boys large nd you inuke me feel Sergent, or i.” | Aw iul bad. as Uisidgh 1 had been deceiving you, | {fous the telephone, and write after thelr sheep eee ea Bers manag prphpi oy par bemeoeed maaiaaer ee zm = | SEWING MACHINES, &0._ ‘AL Whhics: t sor puts Aésourin. “An am- | Gui now, Jake, f uusttell you the hovest truth, | 28mes “M.D..” and “A.B.,” and “A.M.” and. ‘st once settle that question. P.S—Our Mandheling Java is the most delicious v ‘TO THE CITY, READY buiance if he'd split open Lue Whole'ot it,” says she; “and then you'll | nearly all the letters of the alphabet, and even Gorpen Ben ee ae — the trim- We have stiilafew more of those ONE DOLLAR Sat cepeovel Ligueiioins mocks baker orb. “Have | seo that you dou't wat none such 4s me for | “LL.D.”—thanks to the Smith college apprecia. | 10g of autumn hats and bonnets. A whole ar SHIRT-WAISTS lef They gust FIFTY CENTS | ‘BAlcen De produced, EY | Siy'ottut most approved. patceras ats per mouth ley, “to take her | Jor tue to noe waad SQultastee that it's better | tion of Miss Amelia B. Edwards—itis necessary | Pouuet composed of this gorgeous Hower was = orby the week. Rent paid’ deducted off price uf aa ey, e her me to way. Are yuu ready vo listen, | tat woman should havea name that will be | among the recent pRorations the strings were In Men’s Suits, Overcoats and Pants WE ARE Chine It purcluised later, says the doctor, “but | “co alcud. Tn ready,” says Jake. du the tieasaraces sree ier bite beesaed Onin | (ae lacgl Ee Ao ee NOW RECEIVING OUR FaLL srock, wnien,| Le You Wasr A Frome: sbensien ke eetcyoee and mati crter, s here Woman's Iie depends : | She bax ’ in the first place, give the girl in baptism on! ; + Fg aS — Sis Bete Npman’s itso depends upon ner not | A: nat Was If that she told Jake? Kever you,t 2ue name. Ushoqwill barp-tiectly comtens eit | ctw oPAMECT we noe exactly dethroned, It Tt A ORE Be OO EE ‘when completed, will show an assortment equal and VAPOR STOVE Seon boss queaty tmpeowah tyres temees of ae BEERS thik" Sie talked Yor some tae stendsr dou fil, Her, lover ‘never, Fequires, ever uses Dut | t— conslderedgnore stylish to eet torn en, 7 Huife hee S Saxe superior to any in the city, while the usual 10 Price® | be eure yon get the best, and ove with the latest tm- | imc olits shuttle us double its: former sian Tbe use her carried t eos he tat asthe ceded ene piline Steady: and tone of her names, ifshe Las halta dozen. Io aloe tis 368 HE End 0° 8 RB alll gaavall ay sree remety wey ge ey Aucotatic Teusion Cap: a complete outfit of ailver- a Key he sat sully wedriving his nails ito bis | the Height of lis tenderness. ho ‘never says, | #0 the material of the underskirt, which 1s & i E dee ‘00 previ Etent of all sizes of ule Celebrared CROWS TENE, | pluted tools in handsome morocco, plush-llwed, anctal- jak Ck heat ca Bis tert Ul he nearly} Amelia Jane, come to my arms! He simply: | allowed to show on one side or both, but is en- DANFORTH FLULD constantly on band ‘See Spe | bound case, and ebonized cabinet work ‘Ihe very eg oboe roberts aoe NTT ne but what! extends his arms and cries “Jane!” In the | Urely covered with the plain panisrial draped! Oak HALL, ial Notice. a Emi pene ati ation" (actahalyu Wauthue Whee ie le meted | eect place yin the gic muaies iether | staal folds, boch si the ont aud bask of e TED ot | erent Amaretto. = always Keep’ her surname, Then, when- | the dress. i." bat when sI SFEE POE | No. 7.seut by mall on u got done, Jake's eyes y ‘REETS ‘S itgal guarantee ‘with al! machines we Sit “Hat when she'd got done, vo ius | Yer We see & woman's name, we shall! A Very Prerry Fasnic in figuresis a silk eS es W. & JENKS & CO, sell, ea Sr repute Seed he eater, And Jake ‘he rose to is | know “whether she is married oF single, rep, which is overwrought by machinery to ‘ AUERBACH, cor. 7th and i ste ae Rent ae RET And be put out his band | and if she is married we shall know what her | TP ue pee ty3 TAT 7th street | _ Telephone Call 422-2 ona! (ous bold of hers with it, aud he gulved | jamsly name is. It she has earned a repute | siulateembroldery. It is in dark shade, with wie ‘SEHOLD” SEWING MACHINE 18 2 someting that was sticking in bis turuat, | tion usa writer or @ doctor or an LL.D. 2s | a white figure, either polka dot or some other G N ; N: ype yy te I sO ie and then be | Mary Brown, she will carry that with her as | simple desizn, such fabrics are made in ene, oop News Groon News words of praise—no windy advertisements, A pract Tega, Ana then, “ietty,” | Mary Brown’ Johnson; and in all cases there | bination with plain silkeand some ‘Very stylish cal Vest aud So all that ts caked 1a thas Paoeee raeeee Acoun | Will'be spared au infinite amuunt of tall aud costuines have been made fro this very etfer, aan 7M. STILBELING, Bole pigincina than baever nave belleved, Suquiry ay to who she was beiore she was mar.] Uve material, Gentizuem Beaitines of ol ueshns pesaed bad od Srie ok ve | Ted. This system is essential to the “cause” | A FOULARD Dress has the front of twine- Seon GROGA"'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE) artery tor the Universal Patterns ctise tr atop ti 4 ines better uote than Pala | oye may, be sald thas i aces perfec | colored ngured foward. The bit plalvedskisy mane ee ee = Sano’ Slnew, with 4 drawers complete'ot e again oe , might pot be 4 widow, and it makes no pro | the red foulard. It opens over the front and is FALL OVERCOAT OR SUIT, ant HOUSE-FURMIBEING GOODS t generat, | Te f Rutey,” Ja : esa yin the morning | vision for a second marriage. ‘These are dell- | caught on elther side by a large rosette, “Fis t sno one need be without a well-furnished howe - - _— ne ar vila Pals Jake and Hetty, | cate questions, In regard to the first, it is | bodice is trimmed with loose folds and above Reavy Mape om Have Tura Maps ToOspen. Decause they Lave not got the cash to spare, HE WHITE 18 KING! THE ACME OF Pea waa Fouad iu Houston cae agit 12 | nobody's business to. know ‘whether the | the hips isa ceinture, over which the drapeve ous of ecuteslion and 3 ws a ee a ston isi as they | oc iy ni, Saou une ag | nay aerangeds Senor, Orexs Ox Tax 20re, | aX¢nmsie omy one vent tog tow mone | wescecurnioed io kas ne posamow. of usa | euptaih Zsa heey Seri xy Ee : choses to make that fact ‘prominent, and| “Bearp a: ” says = og ao erent goog tin st few months of this married | then she has ways cuodg to eluphusige It, | p SeatD AND CORD ORNAMENTS, ire i glled, | And, in the secoud place (in case the woman | Boston Transcript, “have rivals this year in the Boys— ~ dios smooth as if they w: BMOFSEL OF decou Loud In lL z MOND, Mans mettoie ne Be ud inthe Zrumpet | does’ not marry her deceased husband's Lrother | 8Bape of cloth frogs and pauels with picot ‘The most prudent people are now clothing thelr GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS rent. Pirst-cl fu the wid Ulishe's preity i ¥ 7 ctistnd feat tens | PF. Permission, of Congress), it does not at ail | edges and Slustors of beads set between the _— : Boys for School. Everything is ready; there is for The Universal nd now she’s going to be ser ‘ aecigenne ee a atter what becomes of tle name of the first | loops, but ube Berlin suits, let London or Parl Peleg rm enbongetrppeo wig ae selves; $0 | husband. IL is the woman’s identity that is to | say what they will, will’ probably be loadet Sennen Te ne | ene et ee ee a) A a well.” And you and me,. r is cen Sere Sry ae ee be preserved. And ane cannot be required to With braid ornaments, us t ¢ Priucess Linperial re WHERE FOR case ig load on our hands. fiat edt ai te cee pee set up mile-stones ail ulong her line. striving her best to revive the German big loa on our a ircet, and they set up housekeeping.’ Jake, he = ae Wiacture OF it, ‘Black trimming on Drown ist | 49 SCHOOL OPENS LA ast THIS FALL THAR | TRADE And we make this extraordinary offer that customers | ,,.7he Light Running NEW OME eee ee bougitt some iurniture mat the tone thas dean Up. continue in use.” USUAL, WE HAVE DEFERRED BUYING THE is picking up, You mayas well have a large | can make their own urms in regard to paymenta Ind aha "call ge Gur ofice asd eae the varkey poticaiars of Jato all the | avout that there " that it Larned out ‘ns | Look uptthe world s wide. On tand and sea, “Topx” RUFFLES made of rich laces are eer oe ee oes te cee areens Gok eat Ly Ee ng had been ‘Was to do so, Iden tk Come and see the largest store in the United States r the good of his | On shipor shore, there 1s no rust, no rest; again in vogue, and ladies with long, slender | BUS OF OUR plenty of time to make selections as to come in ae ee Come and see the inrygest and most varied stock tose- : Oo SOAS SSS INONsS | health Gaver al leastwise, wiieu Jake started to | A leat throbs Gubyard tua eacu huisan breast, | throats, who wear thelr halt dressed Sigh weg oe ee wetteoe. a auch before New-Yeur's. 102i be Cusazh w Sette with hin, af first he swore black and blue | ANd Moves it onward to its destiny, these gracoful frills very becoming. The ruffles Come after posted yourselves’ on prices | sole Light-Rapolng New Howe sowing Frey that for seven wee | that he wouldil't charge nothing, or accept | What if its hidden doom must end in deatht are not of Elizabethan stiffhesssand elreene, Bors’ aoops Facteg eh arlene ‘cenransee youtans | O° Agrat for the ae nick as deatls in Jake's bel. hiug, and then fluaiy he give in tothe ex- | “Why meer i bravely, witls the hones tieaght ference, but are more duinty looking ‘and some BOAH WALKER @00, andi ‘and’ we will you ie whole’ of thes hi $15 lor tue whole business; #0 | Ono qood deed unucne, Ho tule weeneaee pact. A series of velvet ribbon loons ent ae « GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE ——————————— cisar ou of her head a trig, it with “about $75 iu ‘ls | Toil dhe oye that aches a dyiug Breas tervals around jhe edge of the frills, and falling ~ brstchemes alld ree ae: = o holier and sing « jake, be bought sume furniture, sec- . an ‘ Wear the Led-elotnes sud try jainp out Of tie | ud but solid; amd Heity, she done the | He whe would soar trom darkness into light, Sather peitn etieet of the “roby” irl proper, 2° | UNTIL Now, TO GRIT THE BENEFIT OF LATE ea WOOD AND COAL. __ pindow.and carry ou zeneraity in the crazy | honac were, cosets, Fm not ashamed to aay | Sniraeegteaich ma nists tas ey rings Amon THE New Moves 1s the Altimire | STYLES AND LATE PRICES, We Ane Deremaxsn oN NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 18TH AND WOOD—DRY, «LEAN COAL CARE v g her, aud czcarcrne hos, nad | WHole, they was as buppy as clams at iow. tide. | Who rises, lifting others up with him, suitable r heavy and light material 3 ¢ place sou were looking Come = “ =— & ve awatehing her, aud szcarding her, and | } got the time to well you all the different | “Is strong iudeah” With: harcore reach dressy and general service purposes. Nomeacr ies sade _ re, ore 2000 on EN FURL AT SUMMER Ba’ Sieqplng ber tom making bad euodgh worse, | things they done; but I'll just remark that it | Are haud that aid himeheuns ihe behocim teach, design be selected for the serges that will | OUR STOCK 18 IN FINE SHAPE, BUT WE or Nincod thas whet weeny qe Mctsand sobumbes, We soma VIN JOHNGON, Bi the lime Foor Mrs. Kiley, it was anizty | didu't matter much what’ they done-so long | What he has learued bimueli, uad tanghtse theses be worn during the autumn and winter ae 4p SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, ee Whetenste 0 BAen Doser a WOOD : mie, ie Used ty take her | in Its) Now, stance, Yo a able braids. silt and jet wi vbe iOr het aroutd the hodsc. aud relieve ner | aster vey “juav, SwOsed song te, the the. roan ee tees our lives arenot cvatved Bandsomely in this way. "so" Wil makeup | on Sig ricerca arn eidbiea tees ‘Tetephoue connestion, ‘ a eliewe ner | ayter on Jake's oltuichte neve ‘than ; (CER THESE GOODS WILL PRICES REDUCED /ENTLEMEN’S GO! ‘Oflice, 1101 Rhode Island ave, Be twent tb work Ge grunt the hour when | would sweeping up the kitchen Hoor di | “Wat, Wako, in Mee eee coe Pines Democrat | THERE 18 STILL QUITE A Funor for plaidea | LOW PRICES THI se Siento meee. Gi Ss ODS. Hae x aren Ofte BIT ae. cee Re Went to work tll the hour Le got back, SMrs. | company or washing dishes, “Hoe hate nae oo fabriee, and thelr reign is likely to proves lon- | srock ON WEDNESDAY. THEY ARE FROM| prom 40 to.50 per cent from our former low prices we" Ofice, corner Yin and K sia. uw. enlOSm Eley bad to rup the si erveli; dud us | you'd make « big iisiake. Washing dishes, What Ailled Him. gerone than was first prophesied. There are REP B. Exzzx > Recromes tees oss Tui | esteeetetatga gigi Mak ME | trom mecege nea De ge pec y rank ome ass oe . told u doctor, } abiest uccnpatio ne’d ever put bis na Has REMOVED ‘Brepared Be gume every day; aud when things was extra | to, proviulug Helty, sue stood by nnd dome i¢| 4 YOUNg Man got off @ train at the North- paige og pinta. Pid, | UrATION OF = ial CHEVIOT SUITS, at 96.50. Ane best ‘Gus sd 2; he come twice aday. Juke knew that that | with him. ‘The Lact in, You sve, that these twe | Western Railway station in Chicago the other | cardiuai and moss green, dark blue and wate AND BEST GOODS IN THEIR LINE, pis os veg delice Posies Mane dectoring for the good of luis | persons uiougut cach & heap of euch other, and | day, and afler walking lowly and laboriously | or ecru, piue green und doe color, garnet ae Se At aca mate eee on ne ‘Ufices, 325 Pennsyivanis avenue and Sh Bave tO be paid off Uy conse body eae ate Hest | Hi made thens ieel wo uncommon good just to be | up the abort fight of stairs which lead. to the | Cele ant ote eee oe Cor jald ate tne An All-wool Black 4-button CUTAWAY SUFT, at cer = Take, be quit wang eence, caine fue day; | close Uy enehi ote, that they” didn't feel the | UP the short fight of stairs wh aie favorite combinations in stylish platded eowae, si0. . 1837 ¥ STREET NORTHWESE. go dake, be quit using wobcco aud riding in the | iced of no extras Iu’ the Way ef eunrta eens ee eee Rea eb rai ae | Onmcerninneg round tats ae An All-wool Silk-faced PRINCE ALBERT SUIT, Se Song an Boing to the theayter on Lis migut | But, as 1 say, I ain’t got the time to go lute all | t rest, he looked around for a place to sit down. z pag, sutumn is} OUR CUSTOMERS WILL HAVE THE FULL oi $14, apd all others at proportionate low prices, . Of and he Lexus to uve up. s. The polut I’m driving ats this, that thelr | His way, thin face, heavy eyes and general | Called the “Chapeau a Crenaux,” und a model BENEFIT OF THE CONCESSIONS MADE TO| Fine SEERSUCKER GOATS and VESTS, ab $1.25, . — Pa. = 7S say, thie state of things went on hi ppinew ‘weld out for the whole ot that sum- sppenrance of weakness and dejeotion attracted of this name is madeof dark green rushes $1.50 and 92. cusy “the “fs plidkat theend of them | incr, and somewhat beyond it; and then, with: | attention, and # kind Old gouticman assoted | close ded in baske "RICES, have 044 CoA’ VESTS: SHIRTS TO ORDER 4 SERCLALTY._yy3t Started getting berten® raed, and the woman | out ho more Warhing than this here thump { | the stranger aud asked if Ike could be of any | Coes erat aes pedal ee cla Gert caebs teeter doy oes = = ais ud she grew calun ant Stones ie | five tus, table, or, it came to an end, and thelr | usistunos. “Noo,” the young man drawied | Husbiy aves ayer theses corte a “plot of Odds and. Ends of CASSIMERE SUITS. Sasi Sid oe grew calm und rationak wid the | Srouble begun. For Jake; sir, e ‘went blind. gus “H,gueces Til get along if I tale my time to bat fs faced with dark myrtle gresn velvet, ae Pochpetsl acorn nor “| Ar t Lasm: m pat Woe the es, - One nigh cluber he wasa-work- | it.”” “Are you ili?” * a .. But | arou, e-lookch ‘TEE Goopa = a ABE ON THE ROAD OF IMPKO' Lamber Yard, i Lt qmieh there wouldu'tlc, if we were careiti— | ing'at his ewse intthe ‘Trumpet olliee, sett | i feel ar Oks up.” Bre aid, one above another, pout OwD:| Look a (Odd COATS. from 35 centa upwards, WE ake on oF Yard, Al and BR, ope Piouth: of twont the fares aint ade | Urevier, when—hes, presto, Kerflunk!the Mgst | accident?” “Noo, Tor just tired, that’s ail. | plunsexotcod weds cence aes green and For Boys from 18 to 18 yoarsold, SUITS at $4, | | OXF Store, under the influence of prcage couthwent Sorter woulsee ner eens Gurthest. At first the | thing he kuew, Uiere tell « blackuess be- | Thanks, you may calla hansom ter mer if you | Pues Of 014, wold, designed to be worn ea 94.50, 85 and 9a. noc tre grap an ‘Sector wouldu’t let her open her mouih tor no | iore” his eyen Just exactly as if hed | will, Done believe T sony eee ane if you Suite with # tailor-made gown of Scotoh tweed, ‘Boys Odd PANTS from $1 up. * | rapidly replaced, | We are going to Daina wach dG KE in tood or medicine; | shut them—whicu he badi't, for they | the streetcars. 1 dou’t mind if yon Gocearry | whose vari-colored, are reproduced in ae For Children from 4 to 13 years, we have SUITS.at | COBvenient Grocery Store, in which will ing Was strictly prohibited. But aiter a | was open wide—aud Jake, he stood still [any valise. dam soo tired ew Doge teen the plumes on ” {$4 tani are works double what | &lltimes the very BEST OF FAMILY SUPPLIES, SAL By the osaeete tng ik thane Jako | ei Moa State Miyuiarytoay | Sectteo ee aaa ASE taaaets | A Sew Kisp ol peicrore Das made imi Tee oa, ow eons acreh ow opsing cee ch mm vi ry she ane ve hha dng as if it woul ust, and he wi returni rom my vacat ! ng Mogether, not it I live toLen hundred. Juke | and he rubbed ‘em, bal lor willie Seteniing oad | eee from my conspicuous. It the of table- Chlldren's P. at 50 cpnts and up, Py raene aot om Bad been sitting in the room with herever | ruubing, he couldn't sce his hand oe teutot —_—- +e —___—_ cloths or cushions, coseys, valances, ends of ‘en's PANTS from: ‘and upward, ON OR ABOUT OCTOBER 1st, ane Mock of LUMBER Fine ~ shod pecenched Bomne, at auout 45 am. and | Lis face no mure than he could it wil the lights | Diseouraging Literature im ehe West. 1 composed. B. 3B. BARNUM @ CO, Doe notice of which will be, py she'd been sleeping. Weil, sir; now it was be-| in the composing room bad. been suddenly | From the Estelline Bell. ahapes and — However, it wili be a number of days betore we can | | urders wma gasdy Ginalng to get light; and Jake, he was looking | doused, Aud it wasn't strange that ne soulda% ae and ou id etna clay Repay he Edie finest quatity | Saumeres 3 phic Ace, pale und delicate there amoug the | netther; for mext day at the Eye aud Ear Dis: | A Rewspaper interview with Gen. Sherman thread sold TER LONDON ND LIVERPOOL ae keying da heamegie cage ig = ro Bilows with her fue viack bair—which aiter- | pensary, he found out that he'd got paralysis | Teeently reports him as saying that he thinks Patchwork, on a pe noe — he = 2 Farde dropped outaud then grew in agai | Oi the optic nerve, not enough literary use has been made of the or plush re:| org eirNvsreels reg CRoTHINa COMPANY, god WINKS at remarkably low figures: the the wey Tonys aud tuisting New Car eat ber |g sth OM, ty kettivof fate Without the uss | S784 story of the sottlemment of sce ingntirtad ery eae ain ‘ ng sort Wasn't pretty kettle of fish. Without the use b . gate Was, whieh all at once she opeogg her exes, | of hls cp enigit, 1d. just like to have te ex, | Seneral isaboutright, But the trouble in the hey are first CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS bate $29 she turned "em siowly bide to side | plained Low Jakke was to go on earning 40 cents | Past has usually been that when « really good fancy, after HAT MANUFACTURER, them stay unete sil’ana see? apaianen she let | thousand’ Seiting type. “And as Juke didn't | literary man has arrived in tne west he Bas re- Of crotonne, Fall ale. block Jae om stay there still, and she smileu, and she | have no coupous to cut off Ve like to havo it | fused to take a drink with some native and im- the tye R n @ weak voice and very gently, says she, | explained at the samo tinie w, without them | mediately ceased giving active attention to lit- ‘ecigee #0 thot a em otto STs eee saker” | 40 cents « thousand, he was to pay hisrent and | erature. With the remains of the best authors sew On the, aie bats to F my Dame, ma'am,” says Jake. pay Lis food. I guess you'll Buve to admit, alt, Cast in metallic cases the general can red Sa ii: ou de, hos told | tha thts was faa detperate baa way. ‘the great story to be told juat as io tree of" Be how yousaved my lile; and though it wus | ‘The important part of the slory Vas w-telling | inutoaa Ber Gaope. aw. #