a...” u.
runsiiu's SUSPENSION
The Killing of Women and
Children the Cause.
rite anllllzb'l's monocular.
la IN the Matter “ventured. and
CO.- lllloe Relieved the Ofleel In Coll-
“ It the Wounded Knee Fight—A
“all (II-a0 at [Ian-I In the Well.
Pmt RIDGE Annex, 8. 1)., Jan. 0.—
W’lthln a comparatively few hours now.
aalua the unexpected happens and the
hostile Sioux unconditionally surrender.
the gmteat battle in our Indian history
will have been fought. Gen. Miles has
“made haste slowly," giving such of the
Indiana who are in the hostile camp as de-
sire to come in ample time to do so and
arranging his forces so that when the final
blow is struck it will be. such a heavy one
aato eflectually break the power 0! the
“Sioux nation and give peace to the
border for many years to come, if not for-
ever.
A Crisis In Near.
Arrangements for the roundup appearto
be about complete, and while Gen. Miles in
not the man to prematurely develop his
plane, it is the general impression among
both army men and civilians that the or-
der to advance will be given in a very little
while nnd that before Wednesday morning
the fight will be fought. The Sioux realize
that they are making their last great fight
as a nation, and that while they have no
hope of success, they are wrought up to
each a pitch of desperation that they are
prepared to die. providing they can die
killing white men.
The Women WI" Fi‘ht, Too.
It in estimated that there are now in the
hostile camp pretty nearly, if not quite, ‘
I,“ fighting men and more than that
many Women and children. The women,
entrenched as the lndinua will be, are
nearly if not quite as desperate fightersaa i
the men. The camp of the hostiles is on l
White Clay creek, about eight miles north j
of the agency, and *he reports of the scouts
make it pretty certain that it is there the ,
final fight will he fought. Brensiworks 3'
arebeingthrown up and rifle pits, tobe’
used by expert marksman, are being dug. 1
That the troops now here will be able to ,
dislodge and destroy the hostilcs nobody I
doubts, but it is equally certain that the}
dialodgement cannot be accomplished '
without hurry logs of life on the part [of ,
the attacking forces. '
lean of an Attack.
There is a general irnprmsion that the
agency will soon be attacked. The hostilea
know that their days are numbered, that
they will soon be killed or captured, and
in their present fanatic frenzy will stop
at nothing to secure the revenge they seek. ‘
That the wiping out of this agency is their '
principal desire cannot be doubted, and
ahonld they decide to do it the presence of
the troops will not deter them in the least
from makine the attempt. The Indians
hate Agent Roger very bitterly, and it is
feared name during young buck will sneak
in and assassinate him.
l
Women and Children Were Shot.
Wamnzoros. Jan. 6.——The report of the
relief of Col. h’orsyth of his command of
theSeventh cavalry by Gen. Miles is con—
firmed at the war department. Gen. Scho-
fleld said to a reporter: “it had been sug-
geded, by a person whom I cannot men—
tion, that it would be well to look into the
matter of the light on Wounded Knee
creek, inasmuch as the reports state that
moral Indian women and children were
killed. Accordingly Gen. Miles, at a aug-
nation from here, relieved Col. Forsyth
of his command pending an investigation
of the circumstances of that light. The
management of the fight is also
lobe looked into, but the particular point
in question is the death of the women nnd
children."
It is surmised by some officers that the
pcraon who "suggested" the investigation
lathe president, whose suggestions as to
the army have all the weight of orders.
starvation )lethoda.
Oflciai acknowledgment of the starva-
tion methods practised upon the Sioux ln'
diana was made yesterday. Among the
executive document» transmitted to the
house was a request from the commie
flatter of Indian utluim for an appropria-
tion of exam» to plzn‘hmlc needed any
plies for the starvuig Sioux. ('ommis-
either Morgan inclosml a letter of recent
dale from Capt. Randall, commanding at
Port Randall. in which that officer aaye:
"If Iometbing in not done simnlily these
wardaof the nation will perish by famine
thin winter, The rations which are now
hired for aevcn day.» an- bun-1y audit-lent
for two dnya"
Capt. Conrad dcsrnbm a neural Visit
paldtothe Yaukton agency to whom“ the
dlltrlbulion of rations, lie aaya the. rationa
leaned [or no lmlmu'w «upport for seven
daya in the bitter clunnto of the northwest
mm of three pumuluof beef and our and
thmlonrthn pound-i of flour No coffee
0" mar hare been imam! for nearly ayear.
The rationa have been gradually reduced
Capt. Conrad any»:
”The Indian-A at the Whit» Swan agency
have been nnvhl from Nlll'tfiflllfl to my oer
loin knowledge by the rvluw from the
midlns' tables. Ax lime in but one com~
”a! a! men at tin.- alat‘ttm now. even lbla
Marco is cut oil "
Commmlmler .‘l'lffllll also inclrm a
letter from the inllmn agent at Port llertbw
old, who any: “It will be nirmlulrly neces-
flry to purcbme it!!!” [mumla "I beef in ‘
older to keep our lruliam allow want."
Commie-none: Morgan up ha- ls in re-
eelpd of nppoale of help from the tribes of,
katon. Arirkmrrn. (lynx \'rutrva,Nnflb- .
an Arapahins,Si-~c:nm mm D’Vli'e Lake.
no mmntla lbw winilliulmwul of I
mien-local "he! tmul.
Darker. "no“ it to. lo Rte-me.
X" You, .lan, h The unexpected en-
aenmmrnt in“ been made that Decker.
Bouncer). would teatime Imamm It
non-ml that tip» u-umiw, “lllmfll S.
(kennels. would pa) in) unt- nn the HOP
IUD. Ill 30“. I‘laltna prwnlei to him.
Th. firm, Illil‘il waa «mo of the mod
intent in U}! rif'i, im- lmtg been
fledwlth the MIL-ml int-resin and
aerial immune line:- of Nllflll’lll Pacific
and Earth American Mark. During the
period at "an extreme sinusitis! y in money
thy were unable to negotiate mane will:
which to carry theae uetmmn. and on
Kev. If the firm was computer to Millpond,
”though at the tune it bad unlinm- nl on:
hymn-eaten moriliee ml its hauls.
80 7e" ”lien-lee rev/I.
W. N. ‘l’.. Jan. 6.~John (J, liar-
men, a that-ilk. need to years. fell item a
"drummed. a dlataaeo of ninety-
ln feel, and received Mart-a tre- which
’ understanding.
' Parnell, though compelled to oppose him
1 ,l’
aural-nut roe antitank
laminated by the Democrat- al Alba.)
Pelaeylvaala'e III“.
Mam. Jan. d—All the rumors at the
hotels during the afternoon were eat d
not last night by the two announce held at
the capitol. The Democratic member!
met in the alaembly chamber. Mr. Bla-
rnentbal was elected permanent chairman.
Hr. Endrea. of Erie, nominated {crepe-her
the Ben. William F. Sheehan, of Erie. db
lating upon his record aa a Democrat and
as leader for come years. The nomination
was epoken to by Dr. Bush, who said that
Mr. Shreban‘s superior knowledge of the
ruler made him the beat of candldatea
The nomination waa made by acclamatlon
For clerk of assembly Charles R. De
’recat wan chosen by aeclamation.
For aergeant-at—arma Mr. German, of
Cohoce, named Michael B. Redmond, at
Albany count y, and he was nominated.
The other successful clindidutes were:
Stcnographer, Thomas J. llnasett, oi Bath;
doorkeeper, lion. ii. A. Moore, of Rich
mood; firs! assistant doorkeeper, J. J.
Fitzpatrick, ol Schohnric; aecoml nasiatant
doorkeepcr, Kenitb Klrwin, of Sullivan.
Pennnylvanln’e Fight.
Bannisncne, Pa. Jun. 0 —After a con
{mm-e of the bull dozen or more county
candidate» for the apeukctshlp Cundidnte
Baker, of Delaware county, announced
that the opposition to Brook», 0! Philb
deiphia, had concentrated on Caleb C.
Thompson an their candidate, all the other]
withdrawing in his favor. The thirty~fonr
members from Philadelphia are atill aolid
tor Brooks and claim that ’l'hompaon'a
election is by no means assured.
THE NEWS lN BRIEF.
Condensed Telegrams Gathered It III-
dorn Iron: "arlolu Place».
The president has appointed John B.
Jackson, of New Jersey, second secretary
of legation at Berlin.
The suit of Henry F. Gillig, former man-
ager of the American Exchange in Europe,
limited, against Lawrence Barrett and Ed-
win Booth to recover moneys loaned to
Barrett in 2585, who was then associated
with Booth, has been dismissed at New
York. J udge Lawrence holds that the
moneys Were loaned to promote Gillig’s
interests and without any authority from
the company and in violation of his trust.
The sum involved was about {will}.
Isaac Jerome, a brother of Leonard Jo—
mme, died Jan. 5 o! pneumonia at Spny-
ten Dnyvil, aged about so years. lie leavea
a idow.
Arthur Wyld, a iirakeinan living in Al-l
bany, was run over and killed by the care
on the New York Central l'lllll'uall at Kara-
ers, S. Y.
The indictment charging Joseph Pulitser,
Julius C. Cmuniicrs and James F. Gra~
ham, edllnrs of 'l he World, with criminal
libel in publishing articles defamatory to
the character of the late Alrxnnder T.
Stewart, hm; been dismissed «it New York
by Recorder Smyth.
Parnell “my lie-tire.
[105005, Jun. ti All“? Tinws' Paris apc- Tl
cinl continua the probable retirement of
Mr. Parnell on condition that Mr. O’Brien
taken the place of Mr. McCarthy. Mr.
Arthur O'Connor said today: "i believe
that the meeting of Messrs. Parnell and
O'Brien tmluy will result in a satisfactory
We all wish well to Mr.
when he ranged himself against the ma-
jority of his party. No one is more anxious
to see this trouble settled than Mr. Juntiu
McCarthy, and be mll not permit his per-
aonnl feelings to ollsll’lltl the way to a
proper arrangement. The lrnli nmnben
of parliament now in inn-ion appcnr snu-
pmm- that the war will soon be owr, and
that Mr. Parnell mll givr up built the
struggle and the ll-lllltfil'slllp tor the pm
ent.”
A Str-nge lino-lane in (Sunnetllcul.
“'luJSlahth, (fault, Jun. (5 "lion. E. H.
Hyde. chairnmn of tin: communion of Ilhr
cases of domestic animals, has lwcn sum-
moned to .\lunrm~, (Hutu, to lllt‘t‘hllgtlle a
new and peculiar ill-it’asr' of norms in the
lungs. which was lll‘l’ltvvrt'd by a New
York iniipcctor through it post-mortem
examination of (imam-ll animals. The
‘ only contagion (parcel in by [bu animal.»
icoughmg the Worm~ up and tie-positing
them on the ground. Sunni tic examina-
tion pruvm ihebe pnrzmlos to be retnal’k-
ably tenacious of llh‘, cvcn living through
front, and nrc galhch-d by animal.» while
feeding.
An Important ltallrmul llvcinlon.
NEW Ynltlt, Jun, V).— l lm mucml term of
the supreme court has ruyctard the decla-
ion of the inner court in n {at (use con.
renting an alleged “\t‘l' chargi- on n tripto
lbw Mums l’nrk run- tr.ur.. Slllll dead“
that the New York, Ken lilu-n :unl Harv .
ford llmlmnd company is ll”! urmml U) a
charge of tlirn- «mm :i 11-: . {tint-tiger
fare. as tlu- r» ill \hlri immrlm'. l "I m Con-
necticut. 'l'tw (incision is wt, lllilrill'lfllll,
Multin- than 3})405‘3‘1'3 for the recovery
of a. fifty Ilitll.” prtmlty nrt- invulwd.
Sunni", Pulls-ya bucked "at.
Tennis, .\'. J, Jun ov'l'm «unitary
ware pollen. :m- in .ml mt hm .m-u- they
rejected the Inuiiltfm-iuh ra' pru'r- lint.
They went in tho humps \Mw Ell ,, but were
told they must mun. iizuiw l. LN liar-a.
This they r‘lnwil m "n m: ’r. .-~imp~l.
The action of the n. I‘ m .l by
the nulmmil p «Urr- u h. ‘ :iml
“at night the L’I'ui’l‘il w. . ‘ . .. mrvl
pledged the im-n (iv 31 l a v mun
inlulnrer'l rvfuw tv . . . .24 e
at.
promises in be it hard 1m : n It r m,
"Ilchln' Hut [Ian 01' limvii'a I . .plt
New Ynita. Jan. 5 «’le .. .. mo..-
baa notified all titanium :.~ llr.
Koch's l} mph in built .: ”In! :7:.;‘ :i .» :tl ll-l
whimlympli hm lawn pr. mu. 4; ,m t I;
"pom ll ”If. curnllv‘r'wflli «' 'l'm‘ uriler,
it was "ill, mun made in tin iwrrra. and
[or the protruiun of the puiu, in the
tear that the Mtiaallonnl etiilm» mm pm
due-ed by we reputed aucvwn oi a sum
remedy might lead to injudici-ms and fl»
per-internal the Gem-nil practu‘nmera
were also notified.
(Taryn-Mur- Wm" tlw Bum "our Day.
81. 1.0m. .lmt. mebe "runnvwl rar-
pontrn of min u try have i-suvd l. r irculnr
lathe bunt-a in wltith tbs-y Ill!“ that on
and after .‘tlny l. um, right luvmv- aball
wooiltnle a day’s work and that it) J’Hllfl“
he the low-wt, price paid (or said day's
work. This agreement in in last until
Nay. rear The “inter builders were our»
mined at the action of the carp-men. and
a martini: has been rolled loci-mid" what
action will belakrn regarding the circa-
hr.
Two Inelnfllfln [Hath-reed.
Dorris, Jan Gwaliillett mi llelauey.
"run! the luvlnnblm untrue-d in at.»
lection with the Phtenlx park rotted-Ia.
lareheen diuharged {rota Donn-nut
prim. thllrkfl- of When-
h. expired. .
FATHER / KNElPP’B OUREB.
“I: Barefooted 50'va to Be the CW
Feature of life fiyateln.
lf diseases are multiplying and compil-
mting, mi moat people think, it muet be
owned that the inventor-an! "cum" keep
up with them fairly. The name of our
lateat benefactor is Sebastian linnlpp, hie
dwelling place the hamlet of Voriahofen.
near Augsburg, and his state 01 life that
of parish priest. All three he has made
famous throughout the Austrian empire
and beyond. Roch year fora long while
pastthelittln village has been more and
more crowded by lambda of every rank.
Herr Kueipp has built a hatchet which
the charge per diem for board and lodirinp
b two shillings. paid by such as can aflord
the extravagance.
There is no fee for treatment, no sale of
medicines, no reconuin.-ndation of patent
articles, no ingenious device to extract the
Infl'crcrs' cash. Wealthy patients are ex-
pected to contribute for the support. of
their [Mum-r brethren. Medical men not
only good patients; (rum Vienna knell, but
doctors come to study the good priest'a
method. on theepot. 'l'livso methods are
in brief a return to nature. llcrr Kneipp
is sziliwlicd that p «ml;- generally con-sumo
In undue propori Lin oi meat, and he recom-
nwnda more “filtl’lblt‘x White bread he
zit-(cats; coilin- be strongly disapproyea;
m in his spec-ill abomination. Invalid!
may ”hold: and drink wine if they please.
Fifty yearn ago the good priest of Votin-
hofen became convinced that the softness
of our skins. above all of our feet, is the
root of all bodily evils. Thcrefore, to he.
gin with, flannel in banished, together with
fll woollen materials for underwear. He
has devised or introduced a very «roam
linen which scratches the skin mildly and
keeps it aglow, while flannel enervalesit.
"Kneipp linen" is commonly manufact-
ured now in Munich and Stuttgart. Con~
stunt plunging in cold water is the second
rule. It must be a mere plunge, and to dry
,lhe body is forbidden. Throwing on hia
‘clothea with the utmost speed, npoticnt
Ital-ts to run for a quarter of an hour, it he
he able—at least he takai strong exercise.
At the end of that time his dip, his moist-
ened linen and his scratched skin together
have generated an intense warmth vastly
wholesome. The {not in especial must be
hardened. English doctors ha 1 begun to
protest against the usage of catering thia
part of the body from curly years. As soon
machild can walk its feet are incaaed in
materials more or loss calculated to ex-
clude the air; and no they remain for hfe,
excepting only the hours mused in cod-
lling and «droning them under blankets.
' it is this mischief which llcrr Kneipp
lets himself to remedy. ill: patients-
men. women and children—run barefoot
through snow, Wiwu snow can be found.
it Illhcrllllll’fi in wet grass or cold writer.
Half an hour oi this exercise in prescribed,
but the. limit is reached grinlually; then
the inmiiul hurries on his write—of linen—
tnd his boots and sets off briskly for a
walk. it is needle->3 in quote a multitude
)f succevlui rut-w. Wall; brvtlircn may
be impressed by tile ms.- of n Rothschild,
which has mrricd the fame «if llt'l'l' lineipp
to those i<lzinlls.—- imminu Standard.
'I'ln- (‘ow boy'a Day In (lone.
Inlet :i cowboy yesterday who was re-
turning from the western plums to his
home in (thin, llt' was and, and his face
born n tioleful (‘Xfil'r'swnn tn; lie narrated
the memories of happy much life never to
be again. “The plains," Nlltl be, "are
nothing liketbey used tribe. lnotead of
herds» of buil'alo and cattle they now have
'boomeru.‘ scrub stuck and scnlznvag dogs,
and instcnd of cowboys, as in the past, the
inhabitants :ll‘t‘bt'lflt‘r‘l whuhuu- during
tin- past. twenty years 'squutted' in llwll’l)‘
every state and territory west of the ML»
souri river.
“>0 long as they kept out of tin- grazing
,muntry m- didn't min-l them. but MUM
tiirn- bus hem Mich 1: demand for more
land for settlers tlmse fellows bane crowd-
ed their society upon (H mm! “'1‘ had mther
to light. not out or :irvvp: them :1».- uciizh
burs.
“l gnaw tlie- gem-ml run of my kind of
fellows Would rum-b prefer the lint prupc»
gluon, but it doesn‘t pay. .L» for the but,
it due-mi go at all f lew we are rough
follows, and mayii we don't set-m any
better in the eyes of the world than
Hummer-if but ihut sort of calculation in
‘ugiii' us. (guess u.) fellow ever made I
mecca» of ”cow punching' who true lazy,
and I know I never run; any follow on the
range \viu'nl live in u ‘m-iiouncr‘ nml starve
th family EUUllt‘l' mun work. .\ grind
many n! as could Kl‘l. little- lierds and
, Ice-p :it the llllslnllna if it wmin't for the
I‘bmulcb. but as they're minim: \w'rc go
lag. liluu't think you'll tlnd many of the
old e'nwixyyauu tlu- rungc ultcr this year,
and the out your )«Hl won't know by via.
itinu what wu. nnci- mill» range country
that there (‘50? u.” ~m-h a set its «ermine
cowboy“ "‘linumu City Times.
“rnnklyll'e l‘ncorty Ntrlrken T.“ I'Iayera.
l‘mplv who i Mimi tlu- flitllll('lp.’ll build
int: in Brooklyn nml mm thorrnwda atomi-
ing in lizu- :lllhullh in pay their taxeauml
got ilw l‘i‘ii:..w' ..lln\\t‘.l by law could not
i help until in; the poverty stricken appear
aim-of many of them. Tilt-m wrre prob
. ably Lulu in nil. and certainly hallo! them
looked like trumps. it Wu.» uotouly that
' their clothes \TPH‘ Hill and torn flllll dirty,
'. but their farm were pmrlml and they had
5 a hungry look in their l'fth. Yet some of
1 them paid [arcs-nu rnluuhle piccmof prov
f erty. om- olil lady named Cunningham
handing over iuxm on n row of tenement
' boom Valued at our SHIN“). Shi- had on
barely inlaid in“ clothes to keep her warm.
and her Hlllh‘h were thl'l) so limt lit-r «tuck-
lllL‘Wl hm utul‘k out Ilillll' :1 distance.
“'l‘licm‘ pniplt' uiw IH u great deal of
work." said u : leads in tin tux utliw, “for
Hwy brim; n inimlful nf bills and silver
born with which in pay their taxes. They
probably take this in from ulny to day. and
at tho end of the year bring i-nnugb be"
to pay their bills. The (‘ltllié'llllt'lll‘t‘ in that
they dump in silvcrduliars and own half
dollars on us. and it h‘qulm tinwtn count
it all. We lose probably a full day in thin
way, and than who are at the end of the
line are out a day”: lmamt.~N-w York
Timur
i
A Veal-Mn; I'rlmrr.
Warren Howard. of. .lnwrirun, 6a., in I
puzzle to tho [I'lllffr' author-nice of that
place. He was locked upin the stationtbe
other night, nral wlwn the turnkey opened
the cell door the next morning Howard
was gone, having nppiri-ntly gained liberty
by aquming through a narrow sgma full
twelve lent nbme the ground. Several
bour- later.on returning to the cell. the
turnkey found the prisoner in his old
guanine. To can the climax Howard poe-
iUvely denies that honor Mt the jail”
Philadelphia Leda".
An old aim tree in the academy yard,
"act out by Daniel Webster” what a BI-
deet at mm,x.n.,m known to all
Mundane. and townspeople an the Web
maimmmdm net-eel. [twa-
mlrdead. Itemodlelnuaat do
' a»
a... a
.Doyou
Gavan
DON‘T DELAY
Us“ D“. (In ~IG'.‘
. . . . ' .
"l "l Kill ll. tr
it lllfl «if ll Will “it
Craven I’laattra Ind Pillar.
Th" arr them ly sail: Hurricane. tn rue 'or thine
lilir 0‘ wt b [In ht’p “Mame Liter Pom. calm and
U :nnry afl’ntm-m- llnly lhcre prepared in it»
our In»: a c tbr originate-u th~ --i.iy Kidney
v-d Live! (fun that ml roe-lore you to perfect
wealth.
All Ltd“)! [See
(I. B. R. A.
i'ral-t )L-dlcim- I‘m. l’znisalc. N. .1.
Nil.” AT
Plaisted’s Drug Store.
a. mill “l w my
9?"
RES Coughs, colds. lnliucma. Bronchitis,
Humorous. Whoeplng ( nugh. Cronp.
Sore “"031, Asthma, ind :' . “Em tun of the
"areal, Lungs 1 h .c . Consumption
' hilv wars.
PI LES, HUMORS.
Wrofnln. Evan-Ina. Salt Ilhcnm and all
Bison-wan! the Skin and "load sire-corn: by
Fflll‘lLE'S PiLE and HUM)?! CURE.
with!
tiltiiitiiiisllith.
il llanay St, an York City.
Steel Skein Farm Wagons,
Farm Carts, Railroad Carts
Road Carts, Utility Carts.
clipper Wagons, Easy Riders,
Buggies, Phaetcns, 31. ways,
Spindle Wagons,
'l'cp .1115. No Top Delivery
Wagons, Milk Wagons.
VJ ':a :1.-
.‘pu-dv .irnl p in.
M4 5;,
".- .
2:311:31”: -' Czar-en,
They are the :lrtlcie‘ that will leale
()ur Wagu.s have .2 “0:2 wtdt
reputation as to quality, style and fmxsv,
Mon: Super or. Strrct Sprinklers We
have the best Street Sprinklrrs in the
)nu
forltl Al-n have the newest 4nd by!"
rural Milk Wagons in New York '
:9le
Seeingr is Bolichingi’
And lhc lws.‘
eve-rum 2c, ll ' f -‘
dtii'sol Ci i, ' .l‘
dcrfullamp’“.
Ib‘ullfll y
Pnplnmr l‘.lll'l cu.
lirvahahlv, .Ei
:we‘l a rlrzw. w" ‘,
l.:21n:ituh 1;!-
('l 5,3 ,. ,. I" ‘
3‘1”."
[<an with it t':~z . 1- ' v' I"? amrll,
w A Tr‘.‘ ,.I ~i.. r ”venting,
nocliml‘mg up of in: .i- ' li‘ttruml"
it never
' escrvoirll
‘n Willi ren-
iy tilt-.u-uklhk'.
i y. l.”/on If
.ihu»‘lllamp to
Indeed it in,
nor annoyezc: u" r. .
I") [.1
l'l‘P'Il‘ trimming.
hem tomb ruiinl 1 "i"
In! raft, it Is nfmulu.
and-aw 4mm!“ 1- .,
Only five ycnraoll am . 1' r
”"i‘fflmp lit Inc. It m.;- f’
moire with 3 till «,1 a»
for lamps rnvsgme f l l. if'l :\ 2y 0, but
the "Roclrrblel’" 3'". t . r l {mover We
make overcoat or c. w. H .q, "angle
and Table l...mr"‘,l all. 1‘» .« /. Vaac an
Plano Lamps mm yl Duh: . l more, Per-
Cclaanlrasn, Nicultrmll l... k V. sought Iran.
A“ lbe lump dcrlcr for it. Look!" the
tradbmarir ain'np: "we l‘r-onv» mt ' If he
linn'tthel c .l ; Rock-.m- n line atyle you
want, or if no lm- 42ml! .‘1 Mar. lend In on
for tree lilo-mat: r w. lg ~. mm! reduced
vicezlietl. and we wuil b0 l and grand you any
myaafely by eapreua. right to your door.
.; “Willy!!! LAMP (1)..
4') Park Place. New York.
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PLATING
floor at
49 Wain Slreel, Silll llsirvali
Anything holed from a Inert ring to a aim.
avert-My male of table our. manual”. and
Mannie all Mr d« of brace wmh (lea
[ranging trips. (nadir Fllfkl, Vane. etc Goal.
I no». [use and General Repairing done.
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Cm’rerted i ctoher 21, mo.
LEAVE OH H! NURWALK as FOLLOWS:
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Main Lino.
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Mun” at far no New Illfom.
1:. kl. max-ma, Vice l’ra’t a (len‘l lau’g'v
W. I. Lroa. Supt.
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IS OUR MOTTO.
Dilll Direct Fillill Line
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South Norwalk
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Norwalk, Ct.
733 PBDl’itLLIRS
CITY OF NORWALK 8i EAGLE
Will save Pier 2”. {in-l Rim-r th‘rkflL‘tn myrrh,
cw tor: at 5 p m . ‘nlrlrxltlynui 2 p mi
Fri 1th row «ml from .' a m :07. p m. {
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lp. n nppl i 1mm. in -.;:vnlp 'hu- ('ilv 1)! Nr rwullt;
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FU NITURE.
GREAT BABGAlNS.
DAVID STOW.
so. MAIN STREET, ‘
l'l' H'l'AEEh
n. H. linked in.
PLUMBING,
Tin ill] Sisal hm Will,
Hot Air Healing,
Stoves and Ranges.
Nrtlr‘ emu for all of the
Bantu inmate Co}: Sunnis:
50 South Main Street,
80li1'll aouwaut. - (301‘
Joint H. P231118
Meant! Retail Baler la all nun!
Bill. All] W901i
Brick, Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
behlgh, bachwmna, Locust
loantaln. Franklin, and
Wilkeanerre (Beale.
“ill for RUBBER Plil‘l
Yard foot of WW filler
mm. Bnneboflnl um
Dream. “In!
5 WE ARE PREPARED TO GIVE Er‘i’ifl 1.753
“N EVERY KIND Hi" .lHl‘l PRINTS)“;
FROM A l'HfiTEli TN A \l‘lTlNh
' ARK). WE HAVE 1' .Vl'fil .tl.
l".\4'll.lTlFL"l FUR now. Till:
PI il.l.l'IWl.\'G WURK'
t .wb Blink Bonita
Balm-win l'onfrur‘o
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SOUTH NORWALK.
,.
Graduate Optician
Homer’B. Hoyt’s
18 North Main Street.
BUY or "IE muncwnsn.
Gzaree fitted to all mpllratod em- 00--
pvvund Lea-en mind from Motion or nice of
old lento. Ila efactton guaranteed {to chargefor
mtltz eyes.
2" "tn.“emll'hm
buxom-Iii“: .132. «will?
mmdotbcuwt. mini-1a,.
We feral-n anything. We start you. lo M. V»! can deve-
YOU!
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bu inner: ar- ming bolt! .15 to I” "(week "an!!!“
. man! an» I link "painter. We eaa mm on line--
pinyin-n! au'l nub you on. No I noes hen. YE
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yummy: marinara of Belly (Yuri-a" I)"
"it" Ilr label! '0!“ f~ r we in fiv» flllfv n-nt ntylew
o' Inaugural. an i . great "Hell of haul“ ‘Ilfl
when new, 1 ,rice- whirh will be lull enough and
law who.” to suit Ibo mm! fmidl me
on, who can mid and wflltand whu,
If!" luntvuctlon,will work laduurlouly,
hewm urn km W Mien a
'rarlnlheilnwn lorallilthI-yner lhey Iln.l will alaofnraflh
vhr lllnalluli m o-mplny ”it‘ll!" whlrh you can rem that-meat.
r... mum frr mrunlu-Ia um nun! n I‘M)". belly and ukll
lrarnrd. rtr-ainv but v/l'l'. work" from rub Muriel Aden-fly.
“annually uuytu and provided with emplu menu ter a
number who ur making mm! "M a‘nnac . If. E
and an“ n. m: [ordeal-"I'll :13. AMI-auteur.
Ii. c. ALLEV “nu 420. AltwnflI. lat-e.
. r ~ 1
Baby and lloll Carriages.
Frank Boylston.
COME AND ti 4! ME.
dlflly
l VALui-ll MD DOOM-V Ullflll. LITTI-l IIOYIUIIIT lo. “I”...
"WPLEX" EECTBO-MAGNETIG llllilLEll AND GBIMPEII.
Thieie the mm: er/ut. renatamit. an at and dull" little toilet articleever invented. It oom-
Mm a Cume'ur er of anpflluf limab w th an improved Tong Crimper, and both part: heir-a Electro-
nelltt, it quickly produrm wouvlvzrful‘hpcaainr and {ngliionablo r~ suite With its aid the halrcan
he xedin any llmll’fil fl lo, nut wbr-n In red with this little instrument it retalna the ctfect much
loosen-ad is out "en e ecu-d by the damp air. (Jfl‘l trud, clean amt.
ICEe 500. o“. BR‘DGMAN'B
‘ .4 ”‘1”,‘q4‘3
,. .4 ll 5; size.
‘ 4 ¢ 1 e u—
. W l: " .
It has not lireakofior ruin the bairlike mnet Curlers and Grim ra. never fails inn ration and
m it'mmrwrm: to give salty-(Mimi). Maflfi" REFUND” II‘ 501' A. 33' mt”.
‘l'E‘
it H lur rial" M’ th» leading drug, rlry end fanny glyph; tmdc generallv, but if not obtainable in your
/ l . mail it to an? attire”. [m t, hl'l. gunman-sing safe Jeltvery, on receipt
l’ '
insulin .5».
rtvn tor I'll“. 'lhll Ly draft. up:
my“. :- . Bridgman l a.
of Ice. or
id
The
Dr. bruisumn at unitabruch ,l;
or punt-Ollil‘fl money order. or currency in mgletznd ter
ll «an5, N. . Mention thu paper. A cute wanted for
:lltiel. lloantliul and popular goods. as! liberalterml
WBJIiALL
BRIDGEPORT.
NEW DRESS [ill BS ll] .
Best Light, Best Ventilation :iudnBost Assortment of Sil '
Yelvcts and Handsome Dress Goods in New England. ‘
nous All] was.
()nr assortment of Seal Capos, Wool Seal, Astrakan, Mink,
and Sable Capes, Scnl Jackets. Plush Capes and Jackets 18 as
large as any New York house, and
PRICES ARE POSITIVELY LOWER.”
We are: largest dealers in Hosiery, Merino and Muslin
['ndcrwcar, Small Wares, Drew T rimmiugs, Books, Yarns and
Art Goods in Bridgeport.
w. B. HALL & CO.
The Best Gilli for the Least Money
ooors AND snozs‘
C. H- Harvey
Having: tiu- largest stuck and a pond assortment to make
Selections lmm. we are picpnro-d to furnish everything from it
child's lbvccnl slim: to a gem} >35 boot. A number of Speci?
allies in gcnls'. ludics' and children's shoes. A ludics' line Kid
Button Hunt at $2, formerly $3. Missr's' Good School Shoe,
only :31. Children's School Shoes at 75 cents. Please call
and examine these growls, us. it is a. pleasure to Show them.
0. H. HARVEY,
70 North 'Main St... Piouth Nor'wnlla.
The Bill intimates Prices.
BllllTS All” Sllllll
GLOVER & OLSEN ’8 ~
W”-
SI’ECIAIJI‘I ES :
0m floral: Kid ladiee’ 02.00 Slim are the finest ever ofletcd in South Norwalk
[adiew' French Kid Hand Served. ladica' French turned and welte at prince that
will aatonioh you
A full line of IAdiea', Children's: and Ian's shoe; that will pay all to examine.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
Leaders In the Boot and Shoe Trade.
l‘llll ‘lani’ ii. it ill Elihu! lethal.
Norwalk Chronicler