e
hairpins line at Mohairs in all
“sofChilies,
larly sold
esteem rm '
l3
. in the lead. Our sales
int to [chill an
“a
‘ ‘“ an 111...... ,
special mention this week of our ‘
or ,heveiialso just received in aerate
h are .rpodtively at thgif
f" marked cheaper than they can be .
t at wholesale. Width 36 inches, price
BL CK GOODS.
This department we make our; special
stud ,aaforvariety ofstyles and prices, we v .
a . , .. who mgr-n
W3. shorting without any hesitancy i gmfipmm
that our prices as well as the largest variety ' i
, are 25‘ per cent. below retailers’ prices.
3.:
the best shad-
at 22c. Ali
line-inm-
scissor:
DAB
wide
ABOVE.
Plilll'lll.
‘ ourgrestseleiilflradles’ii’iiuwhiutmda y for lie. ‘It will pay you to watch
hotter values than ever before shown, as what are termed Bargains. Watch it!
I mam
{Intuition at tht tum human
In this department we are antici ating an-
other big week. Our sales never uring our
history have been more satisfactory than dur-
ing the spring and at present. Our stock of
fancy scums, from We yard to 750. are great
Our lace curtains, at every price,
are within every one's reach. ,
in large varieties and everything in connect;
ion with that department is complete and we”
are striving to push it to the front more and
more every day.
I! ‘“ our
_ annulment-u.
i ' whichwe have been selling at a reduc- .
rate at 75c and 85c, our prices at the pre- .
' Mound 656a yard. Very cheap.
' ' ll of the opportunity.
bargains.
gains above.
PARASOLS.
Upholsteries
We are again making wonderful induce-
ments this season in our parasol department
in plain silks and Glories at 99c, $1.25, 1.33,
1.35, 1.39, 1.45, etc , etc.
We could mention prices in this depart-
ment to fill our whole space, but to give you
an idea we mention a low of our best bar-
We have in stock the largest
assortment of colored parasols tor the coming
season that we have ever shown before.
. OIL'OLO'I'I—IS AND SHADES.
— Shades with and without fringe lrom 25c upwards. Oil cloths in all widths and at every imaginable price.
i. nude and hung by competent hands employed for that purpose alone.
Shades
tea a no Islul In mas.
. 8. SMITH,
SUBANGE BUILDING, - some NORWALK.
{a nih'nnu Bull
malaise
”AID mo.
, tun BltGlIts.
talisman ‘-
* armrest!
AID SULPHUR.
he last WI tortilla-r [Iowa for
hmmthmlhrahe'laqetc.
nmuumm ramps;
“Misfit-gaps“
Ia ”lust-Incas...
agar-ah gun. caribou-cunt”
gt...- ”W“:
any. one]! u will
lawm- .Iargoerop. .
l‘. ll. “WITHIN, “‘55:?“
a“ , h-bhymn.hnh
I}. ltfllll & Still,
”anemia.
5| W Street, South Harwell:
We» Harwell.
. Fistula Bales. ttlfttliutr
And loo Cream.
. men-m Attended To.
emu. a man-use.
new
customer.
.1».
You can obtain it here, and
.E’hlwli
you, at ,,
9. .453, a ,
We "Want Evan Lady and liilinih
In this city and vicinity to sample our
25 CENT BUTTER.
Pure, New, Sweet and of Esqnisite Flavor.
a big drive in this fine line of
Elgin Creamery Butter
And we know if you once try it, we have you for a steady
Our aim is to give you the best goods in quality
and quantity, and we do so by altering you
4: 1-2 Pounds for 81.00.
The Boss tradition till trackers
Have the largest sale of any in this state. Our
purest. freshest. the best money can buy, and prices ow.
are headquarters for
Jionea’i 8n perlative ”Flour
And numerous other brands which are sold .1355 for cash.
If YOu are clover of Excellent,Coll‘ee
many other goods that will please
We are offering
code are
We
restroom
0.:
re. was are are mine mu
’ flan norarnnearuas. ,
Mill his. , lilo {infiltdvliltlt month was
. ' gm...» '* Roam ; w, {cw-um: ~
- film-oer
. r, d “we: . gy‘mgmmM‘“ A
the same window saver.
a“
a. m :t'he
lam
'. s ‘ “ W H w
mowwtnlrmmu
‘mmwryomu
Carried from the court by his Friends.
minnows. Pa, May ”r—J. Monroe
ahelhnhcrger.thalawyer whose luxuries
and other criminal amenitie- end night
recently me such. widespread renew
tton.haabccnecntenced hydudgc Yerkes
to now an Imprisonment at twanty-
two years to the haters pnflauflary.
m Wmdmmplctdym
tratcdhythcecntmcaandhadtohvsae
mhhevhgthcaoutroom.
Ila WWW i Olli-
mumnvantoenhnhotlodlotmi
agate» the prlsouar.ccverlng tlrscdmas
otforgeryandemhuxlemsnt. The ordeal
of entering the court room proved too
much for the once popular and talurtcd
lawyer,wheasdlstrlct attorney at Buch-
cuuntybadmede his brilliant reputation
.atthebarof this very court. he been-
hla tormer friends and kept his head
bowed.
n. Guilty lluu's am.
Congressman Robert Yard! , who came
from Washington "to assist in def-nae,
satelonectthctables. Aalhchlllaofin-
dlctmentwere read loud groans and ache
came from Shall-oberger. Bis counsel sir
tered the piece! guilty in each. Shellac-
borgereetedat times llkegmadman. He
opened his handkerchief and threw lt over
hhhndmhhlnghlshcad and face with
It, and nervously shook theralltngs of the
dochwttb his hand had foot. Eventually
heleaned hlalicad forwardonthcralland
burledltlnhla mucking himsck on
the seatAllhe at roughenuflerlng from acute
petn. tons a e enherger groaued
soloudandeobhad withsuch anguish that
the indigo, in a nerroua sort of way, told
the dlsMet attorneyto batten hlsworh and
get It over. .
Built! on Every Count.
Alter all the indictments were read and
a plea of guilty was entered in each case,
witnesses were callbdtao show the character
and extent of Shellenberger’a rascalittcs.
Several witnesses testified and as the testi-
mony was brought out bearing upon the
moataggraveted and unpcrdouablc cases
of rascality and deeeltShclleubcr-gsr rocked
himself violently tn the dock, tossed his
head. moved h bands about like a wild
man and cried oud.
Sentences] by an Old Hand.
Judge Harmon Yerkes. an old time per-
sonal acquaintance and a professional and
political module of the prlsoncrfor many
yeara‘ ,7 pronounced the sentence of the
court. t was antldpated that he would
give Shellenberger a heavy sentence. but
nothing like what he gave him was looked
for.
Judge Yerkes drew himself up and ad-
dressed the prisoner in a low. husky voice,
in ihich there seemed to a slight tremor
of emotion. shellenbsrger never
his head, but went on groaning and weep
tug violently.
”twenty-two Yours.”
Finally the‘ words dropped from the
judge's lips. "Twenty-twoyears at solitary
confinement. with hard labor." Shelled-
hcrgorgaveaxroanol angutehandncarly
aanhtothc floor. The-cone caused quite
a commotion. The blow secured to stun
the prlsoner. It was uecsssary to partly
carry him from the court room. The sen-
tence was discussed by the farmers and the
people in Doylsetowu on every side. Neth-
lng like it was ever heard in Bucks couri-
ty. While pity seemed to have been
awakened in some quarter: by the prison-
er’s exhibition of anguish in the court
room, the most. at the is who reflected
upon what Shellenherger had been doing
toryears scemcdwthtnh that threatens
was a just one.
KILLED AT PRAYER.
tourmali- Killed III] luly Inland
II n Church.
Bill-ll, May all-While the [maple of the
village of St. htahlen, near Hlldcr-ahelm,
Hm, were assembled tn the church
whither they had repaired Thursday to
prayfor the cessation of thehallehorms
whichhaveeflatcpnvalledtn that local-
Bywlth damagtugclect. the' building was
drudlryllghtulug.
roar penons' were
twenty were sertously lnjurod and four
were permanently bllnded by the flash.
'l'hscougngatloc were in an attltndenf
I’m-t the time the bolt fell.
in the ensuing rush for the drains, the
people being wild with flight. two chit-hen
were crushed to death.
‘I‘IO Dunk Olliellls were “harp.
rumour-air. May n—Dt-eplm the se-
vere examination which the committee at
dam ot the Bank of America put
George J. Werk.cashlsrof the tracheal
Paying duller mem, not an ad-
mtaslou was made as whhb erlmlnal action
would km and“ aayottheotlg
delecfthes bank. ltlssatdthat
the bank.
local-g largo
complicit. rebate birth at am“
toiled “filth." 2
W
‘ am" y ‘ n. arm. in. 1’in ’
taredth‘cdochhcahrenk from thegaeoor .
instantly irmoa 40!.
The M»M.-
After sparring
theropcsandthu round ended in Mycr’s
fever. 1n thctwcntyaecond round Bowen
hit Myer square on the nose.
From the twenty—third round to the
twenty-elm round the fighting was light.
In the twenty-sixth round Myra- made d.-
ln Myer's favor. In the twenty-eighth round
the men were bothprcttywclleghanstcd.
Myer got Bowen on the ropes. The police
9W them. When wee called
for the twenty‘nlnth re d Mr. Cheney
cameforward and gave thought up. He
claimed thathlyer’shandhadgivcnontin
the tenth round. The referee thereupon
decided Bowen the winner.
INVENTOR EDISON ACCUSED.
Waltor I. mena- Buys the Win-rd Stole
Illa Imus-out liar-p.
New You, May 21-.th was begun
ofasultagalnsttthultedStatcaElectrlc
”shoring company by Walter K. Frec-
mon, who claims thatbe, and not Edison,
invented the incandescent lamp, and who
alleges that the company made a contract
with him in 1m to push his claim before
the potent office. and if moccasin]. to pay
him meow for it. He alleges that
the neglect ol the company the application
failed. andhcsncs torchuoonoo. endfor
”41m damagu for hing discharged
log in Racine, Wis, he invented the lamp
and sent it in Edison.
About two years later Edison announced
as his own Invention the same lamp. and
when Freeman protested, Edison oflerod
Min $50,010 if he would keep quiet about it.
He afterwards entered the company’s a-
ploy. The company claims that it never
(neatly sold hla alleged rights to other
peruse Thaclalinonr-lcry due ls ah)
denied. Mr. Edison lam made-party")
the salt. _ ‘
Row mire Stun Laws.
Auteur. N. Y., May a—Govmor Hill
latlngtotholormatlon oftown and county
cc-opsntlvclnmreuoo comps-lee; chapter
“Midlatowntoi-uehonds
ofpuhlleparhtc
Yorthutrsland udeou Rivera-turned
eonpeayto occupy land in tin Twenty-
fourth ward for e .
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2
lb decision, the on lot to
re. firm cor-missus. lee.
Vacuums. haw-Instructions have
Iai- out from the weary deportation to
procedltoAlarlmnwetu-eonher
Wow-W.
, O Olli-
We! the“ " to theses!
“our.“ are his” ' in some
"we
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9“” Postarhasawllcandchlld.
I
II. M Input of the Elections 00.-
p ”Know.” a Party You. and
181mm .
‘ W. May tile-Tile majority “ll
Illodty'tupogta on the McDonald”
contestwcre presented to the senatolsst
Ming. 'l'hcrepcrtofthemajorltyelgned
by8enatorsGardnerandltoa,Republleaus.
was an crlleuedve statement. It tech
more then an hour to read it. Batiste:
Mimi it. Thenportwugg. H
computed by 3,” page at tuttinony
“lathe courau’ of the luv-ligation.
Itrecttcsludctcllthe developmentaoltha
luvuttgatlon‘ , it vase continuum
discovery of trend, clearly indicating a
greatoonsplraeytoaubvart thetrueresult
cltheslcctlou. This fraud toohonevary
pculblc character-false Won. re-
It was ‘lnipc-tlllcto scales thecouclnalu
thatthceleedonofloerq, nearly all office-
holders under ring rules, woreconnaetcd
withthccrlmc in almost every instance.
Themmmlttcc finally ttredel the warl-
sornedcvelopmcnt at frank. Thali- test
modintcrmlnable, and it was decided
nottogofarthcrunleaa Mr. McDonald so
desired. After consultation with his coun-
Iclhshad concluded that. he had no 116
houses to cell.
Stair trauma to 18,000 Ballots.
The report then went on to criticise the
methods employed by the Hudson county
Demecratw' committee, at which sums,
Bobcrtllavhwastheheadccntchnd hu-
pilseted'that organisation in the fraudu-
lent conspiracy. The committee ballevu
therawuelomofalsc registrations baths
county. and that the voting population at
thaecuutydoesnot exceed mule, instead
0! 42.0!!! as recorded: arid, further, that
Mr. Stuhr is entitled to 18.000 legal
thereby giving him a majority. As the
same election ollcers still hold over, it
would he only an invitation to a repetition
of trend to order a new election. The corn-
intttec believes that Mr. Stnhrwuhonestly
elected, and recommends that hebescated,
Son-tor Adrian’s meat.
Booster Adrian, the Democratic member
of the committee, presented the minerlty
report. He held, tuthcfirstplaccfihntthe
contest had been irregularly begun, and,
secondly, that once begun, it was not con-
ducted as a judicial tribunal, but as a
voyage of discovery for the benefit of the
Republican party. The sole question, he
said, before the committee was whahsr
Contestant Stahr had received a majority
of the votes cast at the last fall election,
bnttbcccmnitteefllcdtoahowthis, not.
withstanding me flagrant violation cfevery
nice! evidence. He insisted thattrauda
should be prom, and not presumed. Yet,
only by presumption could fraud be estab-
lished sutficlcntlytowamnt the unseat-
lng of Mr. McDonald. Even allowing all
the claims 0‘ fraud discovered, and not
simply inland, Mr. McDonald, he said.
had still 2.678 majority.
nlr. McDonald Una-ted.
Theminority report concludes with the
Won that setting aside Mr. Mo-
Douald’s election would be one thing. but
to give the seat to Mr. Stnhr would be the
greatest monstrosity of human conduct
everknownanda fraud far greater than
cuy ever committed in Hudson county.
Senator Platter, of Camden, madea speech
in support of the minority report and Sen-
ator McDonald spohetu his own defense.
The resolutions to unseat Senator Mo
Dinaldwerothsaputtoeveteandpaucd.
All the Republican (eleven) voted for
them. Senator McDonald did not vote.
The other Democreta (nine) voted against
them. Stuhr was sworn in today.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
host 'l‘lps m. the Wine Carefully
. Called.
Amll has been issued foramcetlngin
Washington, May W, of the executive com
mtttec ot the national Republic-a com-
mittee.
Ell Porter, agcdnhaaalcpadwlthMary
Woodward, aged 10.0! Nechdford, Man.
'lhe comptroller at them heele-
ausdacell for the condition Magellan]
W. B. “methane, merchan- and
mlllers at Alvey's Fort, Pa, have failed.
Liabilities, gnome; carts, nominal.
hli ihrehelatotholattw'shoucearly
hthemliugndhlcdtoflllhtm.
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WHAT ISEKIIRIH. ‘l
I‘MMG “hut-ileum
c on or
Housman-slashes. ’
Wills Domw.hhnuetho
l~a ' nimble ‘lathsfewdlasasce
hmwmm ts
. coin
"held-fade attached-Beet
study pan-m
will
tub-powers.
Ynhuthavutowaltwsflaorhye for hauls.
mummmmmmmm
it WILL RELIEVE YOU IN All HOUR
ado-chattlewtllsallceto cures-yank“
THREE BOTTLES
Have cured casc- ot fifteen years’
standing.
lallsd on receipt ct price. to: p"
103 am BY ALL DRI’OOls'f-s
Glo- 0. 0000']! C 00 . Gail'l Agent,
Inch I no ly scams. IASb.
USE DB. OBLIG'S
trunal Kidney at Lner tum
crm rum-i. and Pills.
Manthcculysafcncmcdiutomfcr those
saluted wl=h 3m. t’l Blane-c. uver Complaint and
we: menace. .. raw
E5323; lhst will more you ti; perfect;
' ' an up. Use
C. II. R. A.
from Medicine Gun Pascale, N. .l.
SOLD ‘1'
Platsted’s Drug Store.
sped Booth Norwalh.
A BlESSIltG to It)!“
terrors of the Wash Day
done away with. under
the time of the old way, and
no trouble.
on llaleltlngllclahhlaglleStm!
Get it a] your erer. or
W: naiimd'finwwam °‘
. on .
la]. I m “8.. Initial-ten.
”WIN. 008K.
um lv
Poqaoaoch. mommy-inspncfloirofthmyyeara
she has pmcribed llllN'l'S BBIIDY in my
ones with great sum. Among tho-echo sites
wsshgrest sum from K Complaint who
came over from England four bottles made him
swellmanuouraeeoofnropey ‘
“enormous Dr. Thrall ucatedand cured wing
nun-rs REMEDY.
IIUN'PS REMEDY cured
when 1 lug (lee tails "
POW! l. 00., Its. Goshen. R Y
on": "We have an a sensor ai
mummnd "dutifully recommended
I; heresy one of u; from '
“It!!! a
words 0 these' who have been [neuritic-1.3,
C. 1'. Cum, Hole Agent, New York.
Olatlhfle' unfit-flu.
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