on; ALHIGIITY DOLLAR.
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Powwow. ones we, POTENGY
on me KNIGHTS.
Calling Attention to the lnefleleney at
Striker, la Saguaro a Vlgorona Policy
of Educational Work. and Aahe the Local
.leaerahllea to "wide the Qaeetloa.
l’rr'nrrou. l'a. March flit—«General llaeter
Workman Powderl belied a lengthy '
”Shula! to all annihila- the
Knkhte of Labor. Referring to the a:
entrained from the rocerit Itrlkea, he ran:
What ourabluaflon of hungry man could
lightahattleapind a combination of dol-
lar-l Wheaawbrkmen center to earn, an
nomachfeehtt, and unions charity is given
he ,etarvea Lay a gold dollar away on a
shelfJatitlieayeanor-adeeade, audatthe
euditirubrizht and at ureful u ever; it
heeled nothing from ”lento—the dollar ll
apnea. gamut control the ‘dollar,curb
power money and kill the truate. or
theywill extortthelaetoentfromlaborend
kill the purple. We mutt have
which will err-opal individual: and corpora-
tiautotraumntbutinem on a haaie of real
property (dollar- aad .centa). inetead of what
the world all: paper audits, or fictitiorn
values, How can ‘thie be done! By whom
willlt bedone! It ha been «mutated
that the order will notaupport strike: Will
itnowmakeaneaortto plaoethereali-uea
on which we been our claim to
equallybeforetho people! Will a vigorous
policy of educational work be matained’l
Through tome eingular ovorright the gen-
eral anembly never established an educa-
tional fund. Will our. mombera eminent toea-
tnblirh Inch a fund by contributing ten,
fifteen or twenty eente apiece! If to, a num-
berofgood,mpetentlpeakmcanbeeentat
once the order to educate and in-
struct in the principles on which hie order is
baeed. Put the following questions before
each amemhly, and give me your answer—
yes or no—as quickly as it can be done.
1. Doayour anembly believe in entering
‘at once upon an active «locational campaign!
2. Do you believe we should eend out good,
nompetart brother! to tench the principles of
the orderl
3. Shall the general master workman levy
an aneeanent of fifteen cents per capita to
defray expenaea of lecturers!
4. Will the general master workman be
mshirml in enforcing discipline in all depart-
ments of theordcrl
If the voteon theee propositional: in the
amrrnative the general master workmen
pledgoshimeelf todo a work for the order
such as has never been done before.
Dead In I Ditch.
Human, Mara, March 29,—The dead
body of E. W. Ewcr was found yummy in
aditchbytherideof the railroad. Medical
Examiner )lunaell pronounced it a case of
apoplexy. Mr. Ewer waa for runny yearsn
public achool teacher. He eervedonelerm
as county minions and afterward held
a position as mger at Washington, since
which time he has resided at East Sandwich
in retirement.
The Readlug'a Weekly Coal Tonnage.
l’nraanzu’nu, March 29.~'l'he coal ton-
nuge of the Reading railroad during last
week amounted to 125,3l5 tone, an increaseof
45,70l term This in the first time since the
coal strike began that the weekly statementa
issued bythe unnpany have shown any in-
creaae The decree. in tonnage aiuce Nov.
30AM,” compared with the eaureperiod
the previous lineal year, in 741,586 tone.
Santana tor the beat at Sea.
qucxena, Na... March at—Jl'he Rdief
aseciafion of this city laat evening held ita
mural memorial services for Met-men loot
at are. Mayor Robineon preaided,aud the
city council, clergy and many citizens were
pruned. The lost frun Arnalmfiothe
present time aumherelghty-aix, which nan
normally nuall liat. A fund was raised for
the widows and orphan.
A Railroad Company'a Defeat.
Amurous, Id. larch 2’9.—The Relief
emaciationof the Baltimore and Ohiollail-
road oompanygot a severe hlowyerterday,
ThhomaMhyaromofostoa. a bill
praparedhytheKnlghtaof labortoprohlblt
the railroad company from compelling its
employeetojolnthea-odation. '
Light Sentence for molecule Big-nay.
0., March 2). ~ Mr. J. ill.
Chapln, who married ten wives, ninecf whom
are still living, waa' indicted Tuesday, put on
trial,pleadedguiltytohigarny,and warren-
tenced to the Ohio penitentiary fortwoyeara
‘l‘hepeoplearelndignant at the lighteen—
tence.
Killed by a Clue. Vote.
ateyeatadayafternoonbyavoteoflltolll,
with all pairs 'l'hepreeidentof theeenate
diilnotvoteouthequeetion.
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lande (Io-al.17-
Nrw Your, larch ”who-rel Inla-
banlrer, were held in the Church of the
Tramflrura .
lioughtou conducted the ceremony and
punched the funeral eermon. lie ware-
titted by the llev. G. Tuckerrnan and the
Rev. Reuben Harm
The [mill-arm were M. K. Jeaup, Gen. W.
T. Sherman, Dr, Barker, E. 'l'. Everett, W.
J. Arkoll, John Jay, Col. P. Di Grant, Parke
Galwin, Judge Edward PM and Jane-
. Goodwin 'l'hoee of tho family preterit
erellra Drcxel,llr.andllra Anthony
Druel, lira Join. Baldwin, the three
daughters of llr. Frank Drone! and the four
daughteraofthedeadbanhr. Adeputatlon
from the of the Bone of the heroin-
tion, of which Ir. Drexel was a muuher, also
Among the friends of Mr. Drexel
who attended the ceremonie- were Uynu W.
Field, Hugh N. Camp, J. Edward Simmons,
1). 0. non, Albert Bieretadt, Jone Selig.
man, 8. D. Babcock and Thoma; llillhouse.
The burial will heat Woodlands remote", in
Want Philadelphia.
Will be Reported Inorahly. ,
Auaar, liarchflo.~—The waye and meane
committee will report to the home favorably
tho Vedder bill exempting agricultural autocl-
atione from the corporation tax, the McEvoy
bill armpriating "5,000 for the Mohawk
armory, the Bluntenthal bill exempting the
Jewish seminary in llew York from taxatlmr,
and (for Moldovan) the Curtis pauper
atate insane asylum bill. a
“annealing the Bible llaalona.
Brr. Pennsucno, March 21-11» R
government has prohibited the operations of
the Arrwrioan Bible eociety in the Baltic
provinces, and will ultimately ox-
pel all of the British and American Bible to
cieties from Rosin. ’
llm'nlup waa Preparing to Dean-p.
Crscrxxarr, March 29.4w R Decamp,
ex-viw—praiidont of the defunct Metropolitan
bank, was surrendered to theUnited States
authorities yesterday by two of lib bonda-
rncn. ltisrumored that Decamp waa pre-
paring to dccamp.
Failure of Mobile Banter-a.
310mm. March ‘A-Thomaa P. Miller a
Ca, private banker-a, who have been in
trouble for some months, failed yesterday.
and made a generallnixnment. his thought
that the liabilities are about 850,000 and the
mo 5mm».
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Cheap Travel for Staten-an. !|
New Your, March 29,—‘I'he pas-anger J
committee of the trunk llneahaagreedoni
rnteeoi’ one fare for the round trip to excur— l
aionisutothe national political conventions
and the Knighm of Pythiae national convcn- ;
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lion.
Arrealeld fl Ill Idle?! filmm- ,
lmwreroa, He, March alt—C. B. Beltran, :
an insurance clerk whodhppeared from;
Auburn, Me, two year-a ago, after ralsing‘
32.00“»: for-god indoraementa, wee ‘
Tumlny, having returned to attend hi9}
father's funeral. 5
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The llalf Bella-y Repealed. }
Auaxr, March flit—The senate yesterday i
pawl the Saturday hall holiday repeal bill .
by a‘ vote of 22 to ’o', The bill allowing i
women to vote at municipal and town elcc- E
lions was defeated by a tie vote—15 to 15. 1
Won't Allow n.- “ Ann-irate. !
Saw You, March29.—-’l'he meager: of
the French steam-hip Britannia, which art
rived Tuesday, are still forbidden to land
There are 5.15 of them, narly all ltaliana of l
the lowest and mthiest type.
rink“. by Banging. i
Dawns, N. Y.. March 29,—(10nrad Sny- .
der, afarmerrmidtugarVar-nallill, in this'
town, committed suicide yesterday afternmn ;
by hanging. Nocauee
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Leavenworth claims to have A house i
wherein dwell in perfect hartmmy eighteen
intelligent, marriageeble young women
TRADE BULLETIN. I
New tori )Ioaey and Produce Marker
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Saw You Misfit—Honey cloaedat 2;, per
cent. The higheat rate w- and tholowest'.’
per mt. Exchange elm-d ateady: peered ram.
«twittm: actual“ emcee“ for only
days and AW!“ for demand. Governments
cloaedeteady; currency In more; to. coup,
15% hid: ”it. do. INK Nd
Paloma railroad hunch cloaed a follower Union
nut; "50]”: Unlo- land mute. rmxoz;
Union tinting ninth, 1146!”: Male, lllhfgllvi.
Reading waa again the feature of the draiingn
on the flock thb morning. 31.4")
ahan-a of it changing ham upto midday. At
thcopening thetoaa was firm midprlcea frac-
tionally When-rid moat of them made fur-
tioualgaina uptonooa Rock Inland and Bur-
lington and Quincy were marked exceptions
declined Kai’s per cent. After 12 o'clock Dela
ware. Lackawanna and Western came into prom—
inenceandwaethefeatnre of theafternoon. lt
waa heavily acid and declined almoat unluter»
ruptcdly throughouttheafternooa. At the low
mpoiatit ahowedadeelineot “permt..and
the atock cloned attire loweatflgure. New Jrr’
aey Centralwae alao Very weak, clone; 2t.
Quincy cur-e next. with
a decline of: per cent, and ltoekleland lol-
lowed, declialu in Reading and St. Paul were
actively told throughout the day, but they were
well mpported and eluted
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I "SHORT HINTS" moraine the ytnswrr, and will
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“a DANIEL lr’Il0NIMIIDII'IlT
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JUS’I‘ RECEIVE”.
Nlillllllll
FOR EASTER.
McEWEN
Norwalkitore
Sllll Slilll] llllllllflll.
Ladies White , llemslltrh
Handkerchiefs, 5c.
Gent's Prinlml Border llaml-
kerchiels, 51'.
Ladies Fancy Stripe "039,
Regular Made, '3 pair.» for thou
l‘ire Button, Mitchell llarli
Kid Gloves, Black and lfolors,
WARRANT“). at We. a pair.
To arrive in nday or lwn.
Job Lots in Towels,
1-2 BL’ll TABLE MS I.\',
Another is;
And pull another m
'l‘urlicy lied "annuals.
.ilsoa llearllil'ul Lincl'lmllice
at I? rents.
Mllilil8l$flflllls
l’. S.~—»Jnst opened. a pier
line Spring Jackets at right
prim.
Short Hints
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Social Etiquette.
Compiled from if.» («fut am! but works
on the :mbjc'ct by "Aunt .llrrfilrbr.“
Pillt'ii. manta],
Thin Ml. ehnuld be in every family (lemrnu-I of
knowing “The proper thing to do," We all tic-Jr
to behave properly and to know what in met her:
reboot of mannenn. What ehail we (rub our r hurt
run. that they may go out into the World writ broil
preps ll on ramp;
ofprlcc.
SPECIAL
l'nm further name we Will mml merit of our
ll’lt‘MP a copy or the almve valuable book warhead
freon! prewar. Iflhey will mml n: if. wrapper» of
llobblnr' llermr Help .
By folding up the wrapper! art you would a news.
pap-7r, the View» will hr: only '1 were,
Alwaye put your full name and 11:1er an rm.-
nnteidzjol the bundle and um» nn 1hr wnttl ul-
qrwttr nlnc. and then m- in” know who need: .r,
l. L. CRAlll-X & Cu,
PHILADELPHIA. PESN.
mm 0.1:. 1m anon.
hears the town, try it.
Price 35c 8 lb.
Wall-Inglor- ill ml Brlclga.
m lode! Market. “‘
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MEATS
etuvm m whom answer;
if on want lbr rhuiceat 3151'». obtained»
rd e of trouble or rm-r, you will find than at
arm. an well an v”
Poultry (If all Kills,
IN IT! exam.
F'. HAYES.
uranium - loom manta.
Jena n. annals,
We!“ '0“!er lulllmof
Elli]. All] W001]
Brick. Lime. cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
hehlgh, huhawaaaa, hoe-at
Ion-tale, fraahlla, and
Wilheabarre Beale.
but In RUBBER Pill!
Yard. foot of WW a“ u...
wanna. Breach other alerting
MIME. "1"
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It Rain Item.
, South ”walla.
Wall Papa re,
Spring Stylea.
10,000 R0113.
Prices Way Down.
Hold soc. to .00 Ileable ltell.
While lllaalylec. renewable llell.
Quintin . Paperfian -
lug. alolrnln . g
Decorating.
We Employ only Expert Workman.
fl Gouda Bellanca l’rcc.
woman rum.
Ono Quality-The Ila-I.
lint. Veal, lamb. Hutton l'kaiait and 7min.
name llerf, Mai 7mm. rum.
thllltlfll, BarmJlalawm. frank»
tom. lite.
Home Dressed Poultry 3 Specialty.
orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLESSMITH
53 WIIIIIMII'OII Street.
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Watches,
Jewelry,
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Silverware. ‘
firm-ml Miami/m paid to the up» m.) M to»
warrior and forum
Ml )lam ain't-r. "
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.362 WATER-812, fool Bank,
.9‘"
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Surprisingly Low Prices
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A. DICKERMAN & sons,
:59 lt'uslrlnztrmatmet. . South Kuwait.
Lady’s Rubbers
' 25 Cents.
Men’s Rubbers,
40, 50, 75.
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Hill lllllllll Bllllll,
Best quality, $3.50.
OPENING ’WFJEK.
maumamrarm rxmrrm not.
w. e. gripe co.
LADIES’ H8,
.BROADOLOT
French, Silk Warp, Henriettae French
egant
Foule,Beige and sages, E
New combinations.
Wonderful Bargains in Silks.
OBSERVE THE
no nor/rm Interim ,m. wool.
SUITINGS,
in Ham :m-l “printer. imindmmul m» .ww springr (Tavern: ethical-swan 5...“, offing“, of
For
500. Yard.
WW7 ”WWW VERY FISH: qulllf’lr'
English Suitin
3 I’m 'i’niuirilfade 9mm, :11 twin-run! of} [w of c!~.vel§.r,.m,.r§»fi~' xerhn Wm,
11mm: to two: at it of. We otter ’ir-rm,’ .1:
$1.00 M
l2 Main Street.
SWAN AND BUSHNELL.
Wanna” are Kenn. Dalian in
Manufacturers' and Painters’
.UPPLIB..
Ship . (Jirrtndlerfe.
Bmummmrr.
run: Limit 1: mm. unluman cm.‘
It» pr." ellxezrr I’A rare. l
’60be firntra hum! mvnw S« In. MEN. m" . liarm- ,
pro-amt longer-J, chlslwt Show and Muvma, um ;
Hanna-,7 .
Dredging Materials. 5
LINK-l. 1mm ~zi.:.rxr.r;,~, .‘vfi’l‘a, nmrrsf
*lfnl’illu Mil! Hunks,
0' 2m merx... ,rw‘. .”t'rr.i fur ill]! 0’!
3'8,
mm: tht am» .2494 rml flue
“rigging: l
lieyriully l’re err-d i'ullum ”Nigel
has Rope. Maui la lion] and "and:
, . Yard.
B A K E R Y '3 ”fill" HM- . w» mm «Mum mama» wrrsmm meet litmus»: mu,,.mrgmaa. note. as
:lfilr. Berlin; Wm"? ii . ar:ria.’::.. anf in»
': w .. ...... ». m E 81.00 and $1.25 #5.
, -.. gar-rum rum: Jun. ’ '
. 4 '(rltSl’rur'lAe, mam row. ms. mu mm.
mm ul' ut'lltll'l'lr Mai mmly
ursJohn Holland?
lubl‘ III‘JZ'.“ ”LUCK.
B. F. Stevens,
lllSll" Ill Ll. llLlll'li, .
71- Cin- pour in gr!
First-classiruceriesi
o". 15”.:er
LOW PRICES’Q
We wll lhr l'avlrhrwlrr
Buttrr in liullp. :
We aim halt a Iliu- lot of other?
llallrr that we arr wllrn: low. l'erae?
aadtry it. ,
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600B GUFFEE 0B ‘l'El.
Wefmyelbr Beet.
It. a. surpass, ;
HI'SIt' IIAIJ. ltllll'li.
HENRY TILLY.
BARBIAGE [AK Ill}.
III’J’A I It lN(i
GENERAL BLACKS! l'l'lllSll.
me la the m m which to prepare for mom
met it in better to get ready for rough rravrlrhu to
weir new [M m winter mm _
Verbal all hiarto any to roman matte.
warm Mechanical: warmly attended to.
ama- eta“ blade evade merrier.
’lrv no.
“Wimp“, Tilly.
My! steam.
JOHM H. SMITH,
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MAIN -‘v:i:l1l:'l.ti0ll'l'll stratum;
GILBERT at. rural
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Livery and read
wrawrca norm.
llama rad Wmlotlmnll mum».
More": to am an hm.
If 'WTW%$T,-W~23
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outrun!
teats, Fish oysters,
Vegetables. from.
can” (room. are.
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umpire. or if 1- the ”mum amt Mormon my ivy-mm '
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COME AND EXAflINE OUR BARGAINS.
W.B.HALL&CO
ling». linlll'r. llolllcs iron} -. g
OUR SPECIALTIES”:
i'ar! m ow. J.; v ref. an.
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to; NM 9-:
granular"! e-mnmr, [lunar let rarer». . . .,
11;»th drawn». to Uri/r: 5, Jim... .lluungrr i for
l Will. PAY Till:
llighcsl l'xsll Price?
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l‘lur Lemma,
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'11"? ‘0'!) “a"! ‘i own :Ju‘ "all” e,
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' Mil First (law-s (hauls at Mme! i'wssiblc Prices.
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Lowest Prwes " F” “W"
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- . Fresh Meats
'l'lu- lit-at florid» for I
the Least Money;
”“400 w Tilt—mm
PEOPLES’ MARKET.
mum «Mm-mi prnmpny amt" rpm-m Mention pvmt‘ {embark .46 or {bar MW’
.. -V‘TM _,
H. S. BRflWN’S
Bow I: error: s'romz.
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VEGETABLES.
00$” ' I’lllflrll'l'l' ’I'III'I l’lulCli,
Peoples’ Market,
mm mm. ‘A. R. TYLER, Prop.
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: um.-....m
2cm mm "an n 70 ”Hill! ADVAXIMSE 10 11min: mm on.
; me: ur- .a W
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CELERY
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there! Piper. '
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Oranges. mo IN“, MI.
‘g and canned Gouda. 15“.
M“ “Ma...
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minimum
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PRICES ‘
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