an..."
‘ your;
new
bargain, and we know you Won’t do anythln . with. .
out an object. That’s just inherent: come inwwe J
makoitanobject for you to deal withv‘ua. Our - I
* guitswillgiroyou more Eartha money than you .x‘
congeteleewliere and they’ll do more than that;
they'll send you back to us whenever you want any-
i. PM 3 Etcvcuui
ooh Space Given to the M-
fairs of Labor.
mantel. coommor amen
“ Hallo-Ia Boiler» That in Thin Way.
Under the Ample“ of Ynlth and Clarin-
“AI ionllly. the Complex Quentin-n
‘ omi no sauce-mu, Dealt wnn.
Rout, May 2p:——'l'he opening of the papal
‘oucyclical on‘ labor dilutes on the tank
'Illlloh the pope has set for himself in de-
dialog for the guidance of the church; its
position toward existing social question;
use” on to refer to the pressing impor<
tattoo of those questions and the dilllculty
- aridng out of their complex character,
owing to the numerous concurrent factor:
requiring consideration. Yet a solution
» can beobtnined by applying the eternal
, principles upon which the teaching: of
‘ thechurch arebaaed nowaeever. Men's
. relations toward each other as individuals
or parts of society must have the sanction
of old authority. The law is stated in
Dart. v, 21: “Neither shalt thou desire thy
”neighbor's wife; neither shalt thou covet
thy neighbor’s house, his field, his man
moat, or his maid servant, his ox, or bi:
an, oranythlng that is his.”
The divine law therefore rejects the so
dalistaolntion, which would abolish pri-
vate property, substituting a collective,
common ownership. In proceeding to corn
filler the relations of the state to the indi‘
vidnal the enoyclical says:
A Great and Pernioiona Error,
“To think that the authority of the state
ought arbitrarily to invade the family in-
ia a . great and pernicious error.
The state can undoubtedly intervene when
the condition of the family is too dim
haul, but then only to alleviate it and to
guard ,the rights and interests of the
public power without violating the rights
oflndlviduala. To go beyond these limits
would he to violate the nature of things.
not Illa State should Kat Do.
“The state should neither destroy nor
ohorh the fraternal power to reconcile the
right: of the state, of capitalists and the
proletariat. We affirm unhesitatiugly
that human ed'orts are impotent without
the concurrence of the church."
Thorncyclical goes on at length to recall
all the Church has done to better the lot of
the proletariat and to show that it b a cap-
ital error to believe that. the church is for
the rich alone and the enemy of the people.
“Bio also a capital error to believe that
tho rich and the proletariat are condemned
by nature- to fight a duel without and.
One has need of the other. Capital is
1 anions without work, and work with-
oapital. The proletariat cannot and
ought not to injure capital or the mmdera
who diapenso it, but in order to obtain re-
npect for the rights of labor they must
obtain from violence. . They should not
have recourse to sedition, nor listen to the
chimerical promises of the agitators. On
another band, masters ought to respect
thindivlduality and dignity of man.
“They should act as Christians toward
their workmen, not treat them inhumanly
or exploit them beyond their strength.
Lot moisture remember that both divine
and human law forbids the drawing of
paulltafrom the misery of the poor. Be
idea that, religion means neceasary oo-
of human means to attain a
WW“!-
- no Duty of the Slate.
”Thanh! ought to watch over the well
king of society, Juat as individuals should
watch over the purity. morals and interior
order 0! families, safekeeping religion, jun
tin. moderation and an equitable division
of bile charges, all of which would con~
trl largely to the amelioration of the
audition of the proletariat. The larger
obi-general pro-perky the Ieesliiteiy will
Women be to have recourse to excep-
tiual means to better their condition. A:
on.» the proletariat have the name
an the rich, and connequently have
n to the some interest as helnxapart
d state. The government abould care-
fully observe all obligations, distributing
Stiller lmpartlally.
Ana-late Equality a Chit-era.
“Abolute equality war, however. a
chimera. The nodal hierarchical were
bud on natural principles. The auto
ought tonne that all covenants relating to
wartime atmlclmtluuixy olnervetlafi
moon Inut t m btoanae papa
m to yield to unhealthy excitement,
invoking troubles and violence. Small
wanna often In ripe to strikes. alien-tron:
not only to t workingm and their any
but to the general toxemia of
mood public industry. Goren»
lint ought to prevent the exploclooof
and cries.
The Ital. Ibo-id Prue-t II.
“floral dignity. which bi man!
andrioh, enacted repor- from
‘flfirtaiadaya The state ought Intake
‘0 that workmen do not become the
. «Claire and diabonut profita. ain't
MW”)! heurrhdrofnruto
IIWWMflmefla-
mphnhnomefmy lit-II an
‘lI-ital. mmmunrm
a ' . W wan shown
babbling art-h limitationa on
j been and providing that they
an interrupted by a pertainin-
am needing to conditions of
biplanes“ public Manhattan
“radium
m flfimfl
; uttthekiadofla,
.grhiewtat tithe
thing else in our line.
DDMSTDDN BBD
:4 sum IIIIII sum, hauls DDIlDlND.
, roam. x
sum NDIIIIIlIL
conciliation: between the various social
clam are upoeinlly anoint in obtainipg
desirable results."
Workinxmea'a Association»
The pope {articular}; mention: at
worthy of commendation Window for
mutual auceor, aouletiolt for Insurance
apinat accident, ulclineaa and death and
the protection of children, and upeoially
female children, to which he attaches parv
tioular importance. The tradesmen’a as»
elation; and ancient corporation, no nae-
ful in the past, ought to beadepted to
present needs: These mociationa would
better answer the ends intended if they
were composed of both workmen and ,
masters. in that case they would develop
usefulness more and more.
The Right of Combination.
The encyclical expntlatca on the advan-
tage» of liberty and the right of combino
tion. When nucb awooiationa act in such
a way no to justify nuppreaeion the state
ought, in effecting such nupprrsalon, to
nae precautiona not to violate the righu,
of individuals, and ought not to advance
the public utility as a pretext for nbau
doning sound political principle». Unhap
pily it often occnra that ouch association
are used by wirepullcra «a puppets; for ex-
ploiting poverty. It ll important in such
crises to create counter associations in or-
der to withdraw workingmen from such
impositious.
Paint! by Illa Baillie-I.
The pope greatly eulogim those: who are
cndcororing to better the condition of the
proletariat and to establish bonds of main
al equity between workmen and masters,
to maintain a sentiment of reciprocal dn’
tics, and to combat intcmpernnce among
workingmcn. “We aeewith grunt satin
faction eminent men uniting for the com
mon advancement of their ideas, the efiortt
of other: seeking to promote cooperation
among the employers and the employed,
the action of the bishop. in encouraging
those elforta, and finally the spectacle of
rich Catholics acting as voluntary friend:
of the proletariat and contributing with
money to develop such associations.
“In the presence of the efforts of aomnuy
generous minds we have no right to
despair of our times. Let the state pro
tract the right of legitimate association
among citizens, but tnlac care not to inter-
fercnlth the internal order and life of
ouch muwmeuta,
I'niveraail Ctr-operation Summary.
“The rrnl condition of life-lie that it pro
need from internal movement. Exterior
conditions ought only to facilitate,- pulaa
tionn having no internal origin. The“
nowcintionsought to be administered!»
upright men, who in dilliculties nnc
crises will fulfill the role of equitable ar-
bitrators. The conclusion of all them
complex questions is that universal co
operation it» necessary, and that everybody
ought to help willingly under the auspice»
of faith and (flirtation morality."
REVISION DISPOSED‘ OF.
It lion in. : I'ntil lkrrmlu‘r—Thr Fight
i’uu-Ilrally limit-ti.
nutrient. May zit—Creed rovi~ion war
diepmml of in u very few minutes so far at
this Presbyterian unnotnbly is concerned
Save for tin.- interesting confminn from
President Patton that he had bwn won
over to the revision ride and a floundering.
but livllcrwl. dcfrtiae of tho crcml intact by
a hard lmnlmi old delegate from Nebraska
there mus no Maliiblaucc of a debate about
it. Without Wasting time the nimlu sub
jcct wt» puduul aside for another year.
The prnlvytrrica arc to think «nor the
proponent rhuuqew until Decetulwr, mad tlu
committee in to consider what the prosby
lcriwmny strum-at until the next “will!!!
hly. Then the final rcportistuin» mad:
and adopted. Practically the great revi
lion light In over. The result ht nlmut a:
well known now no it will be a year hence.
There will be revision to the small ex
tent promaml by the committee.
The committee on theological seminarir:
which will handle the Brigg» matter in t9
Iollowu:
l-‘raucial. Patton, chairman; the Rev.
Dr. \"illlmu McKibbeu, the Rev. Dru
James T. lnpaler, of Kentucky; llowden,
of l’hilmh‘lphin; John I). Hewitt, of Eur
ria, Kan; Joseph K. Wright, Thoma» i’.
.der and March» A. llrownaon, of l)»
tmit, miniaten; and S. M. ltncklnrhigr,
Samuel P. Mont-viii. K W. U. Humphrey,
Robert I3. Totten, Philip nonhuman»
well Frick and Dr. Robert McConnughy,
olden.
Of these, only onela even supported to be
in favor of Dr. Brigg». That in lir. flow-
deu. of Philadelphia. iii: mition her
not been clearly defined. but hehaeaahl
name things that have led the rabid and
M then to Italian that be war not
with them.
Thameral amnbly'e mainline an.
tainted theboard of publication and laid it
had not wanted WWII: year as charged
by a former committee.
Wort of the latitu- ”trod.
lilo/tans, PA, May l-wAt the Ira-ion
of the mineral aynod of the Evangelical
lanthanum church the following 03mm“ at
aura were : I at
mil. ”0%.; arm ’rnneyl
min, “in”; and of Ilaatl, an.»
synodof Iowa. MW. ”out of Keaton,
“maternal “dormitory“. Ilium
The board of Memorial apply made in
mm. The growth of the Vault-h
“that“ church in this mntry I» m
try the fact that tho mini symuf In 1U
altahrrail mom. on churches and
“ manhunt». At present then
are 3,” talcum-a, 1,49) mmlmll‘
“Manchurian“
when...“ Mme...
Gluten AM at Hotel...
a“...°""";..;'f;.;'t"' some
an
iron toned-m kmmonotrm about
worth-go for eight human
warn. ff'haatrltmhrrhuealath
at about the ferment-about
mother mmttoworl inhalan-
thu Mort
JI Mamba,
of
”an“
fi
William rattle-uteri.
have no
perfectly well that“ takeatwo‘to .1... '
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romancing-dun
And Bardslcy Has Nothing to
. Show for it.
THE QUAKE! CITY'S GREAT 103833.
The city 'l‘nuurer flu Ind. a “floral
Attainment, but Related to thaw Illa
Bonita to "an (lawman council—lyric-
rloua Potato!" 0! I Bowl.”- can.
Pmmnntt’uta, May 23.-CIty Treaaum
Bardaley, in accordance with his declarav
tion in his letter to the public. has» made
an arraignment of all his propertyfioal and
personal, for the benefit of the city, to Ed
word W. Mugill, the law partner of Robert
h . ' Boa .
Alexander, w ole Mr Bard-loyawunael. 3t. mum .
lllr. lfanlaley recently tramferred to hit
auretica, the Meeam'lbbaon, his stock In
the/I lirmlford Mills company ”collateral.
security for any num- which they may
have to pay. It is stated that that autn
will be «mm. The Real Etitate Trout
company in surety for Aatignoe hlagill. I
The resignation of City Treasurer Bards.
ley and the flight of Gideon March, pruni-
dcnt oi the Keystone bank, are the topical
of conversation in political and financial
circles. '
A rurum’ was circulated during the
morning that Bank Examiner Drew had
received word that Marsh had been capt-
ured in Montreal by ofllccre who Were in‘r
hot pursuit of him. Means. William II.;
Wantimnker and James ll: Jones at!
bondsmrn for Mar-sh. and are said to bar
responsible in equal whom. Mr. Wane-i
maker nuke that every effort be made to
cnptnre Marsh, and lltili authorized the to I
ward of show for hie nppl’ohenalou.
Nearly a Million 0mm,
To any that Phihulelpbia baa been turned
topny turvy by the latest derelopuwnn In
it» my tronmry scandal would only hr:
putting the question mildly. Searly a‘
million uldnllnrs-or in exert figures arm, .
«nap-or state money, oi which If‘ity 'l'mm 1,
urer liilrilhlt'y was the mutation, bun vnn- ‘
ielml, and itiwlaitu that he holds “clearing I
homo duo bills" ientml by the burstul
Kcyatonulmnk for the summit rim"; not?
tend to allay u: I'rmclil when it is known i
that theae due bill.» are abwlutely Wuflllr ‘
Icon. .
llv failed to Appear.
)Ir. Il.u-l~ln-y n-Ininm that this WINK}
wumlrpwiml in the Keyalone bank, but
the only evidence of this for! is his unaup
ported word.nnd but night befuiled to
put in an appearance before the council
cmnmilltrf'nf investigation. although the
full Iu'lu'll of judges inromrnon plm court
So. it issued an order that he ebull nnsmvr
vermin duration-o propmmtlrd by the coup
mittw which be before refmwl to mum-r.
flllll that 'm- ‘ Intil prmlucv ”turn the rum— I
minor, {or itn mapectiomnll iniolw. [tht‘r‘h
checks or other document» in any way
canm’ctmi with his dope-ifs with the Key-
stone bnnk. wither” John linrdslry. city
tn-naurvr: John llurdnley or the llrndfnnl
Mill» rntnpuny, of which cnrxmmtiun he I!
the would. iii.
The Court Dram].
Ilia atiurm-y, Ilnlmrt Alexnmler. appear-
nl below the rnnmiillcv nml rxcuml Illa
ciii~iit'~nl:~mm- on the ground of phynlcal
ill-nuhiiity. Hi- culticmlml that flu: cum-
miitve Ilml no right in form Mr. limdeley
to mount for ltmwrtiou the lambs con»
nertr-leth his prirnte buhlnl'fifl, and re-
fused to be miximihle for their forthcom-
ing. 'l'lirrenpun the t‘otlimilltc [earned a
resolution inatmriinu the city mlu-itur to
notify the jmlgn M Mr. lktrslsley'n coo-
tmnau-y. and oak that further and more
astringent action be taken by the mint.
When [Did the hind- Clo?
Bank l-Ixamlncr llrrw has made: ray
aingnlnr "airmen! in refrrr-ncu to the
”hullwbich 'l'ronaurrr Iiardnloy says he
placed on lll'pli!“ in the defunct Keystone
bank. “0‘ declare-«l that there wan no "iv
thorn that lho sum w.“ no large an repre-
aentrd. "t‘ ittriiwrlmlmalrrl that he km
the exact mnnunt. but he did not feel at
liberty to make the mat in public.
:Wimt worm to mid wright in thin out!»
nit-ht Iaiiw tenllmuny of l‘uahler Hayes.
0! the Keystone bank, before the, council'a
cimmdtiw. that John Ilanlaiey had that
accounts In the lmnltmviu. an city true
of". “MAW; a» John lbtnlnlry. “mil
to ”will: for Imdtoni Mill», mum in
Mull). The myatery l- wherr in the state
fund amounting to “Ilium 'l'bla aunt
mu tlnpvnllfll bet ween Feb. and Nov. to,
an Air. liardnioy mayo, and for thin aunt be
bold: nine worthlm the Mile.
"It! Another Myaterp.
There in another mystery upon Which In
one want able to throw any light. The
mention» collected up to Sm. at only.
A portion at thin year'a turn have already
have» collected for the «are. Where are
t :2
lift. liufllitley probably know». but be
dorenotmmdtepaaedtotell. lien-la
mlfl’t'm‘rlft the afternoon with Sayer
atom, my Solicitor Warwick and (lily
Commit" Thom
outlining a plan to recover for the ettya
m a: m WI he ' 3
y a coin t amt
trunnion criminally oi the m. It
told that domain have the noon
met-at an .
in no way tun-taupe III-um.
lathe investigation last night by the
In comma-em firmware
fluctuation-am
anion-moral the more linear
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ram New York. 1; Cincinnati. 2.
Rhino- aad Harrington. Welch and Clarke.
Clevelandnnuuunll 0 0 I) I) I I
the carotid inning on acmunt of rain.
Boston, I: lit. 14min, I.
Daley and Farrell; Grifmlw and Boyle.
M Baitinmre ,
Colombo ....... ...........l u 2 o It 2 #41
Minors ................. 021003648
Bane Nth: Columbia. 5', Baltimore. ll. Br-
rorn: Columbus. 3; Baltimore. 4.
' Eaton and U't'nunm'. Cunningham and Town.
lend.
At l’lnladelphiam Y
Athletic .............. loooznono—l
Cincinnati
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3‘11”“ LEAGUE. ;
At Cincinnatk .
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I
At Cleveland-v“ l
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At Chm)” I I I
(.‘hicamrlfhilndelphla [rune thatponod on» ;
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want of wet grounds.
At I’Ittahurg—« ~ '
i’lttahnrgdtrmlilyn unto called at the end of
LHEIHCA'.‘ MIIOCIA'I‘IOS.
At lioidonw-
IOII ..... ........I II I 0 3 fl 0 U,
. ........0 3 0 It 3 I ll 7
Ila-chin: Mm. ll: llt. 14ml», ll. Errors:
Ballerina: O'Brien,
Hakim:
......... 00012002st
llanohlte. Athletir, l; (lindnnnti. ?. Emm:
iiatwrim: Callahan
and MflKmmglt, bwyer and Vaughn.
At Wmhington» ‘
Washington
lltHeriOil-o
"000002 I 30—».
Bnmhito: ngtou. l3; loulnrille. ll. Err
m; Wuhingtm. .5; human». 4. liauerieo:
Foreman and Mrdlniro, Daily and Ryan
EAFTIBS AXINX‘IAIION.
At Albany
Wynn”... ...... I l l 2 5 2 I) 0 x-«IS
Innon ............. 3""!!000I2“
Baseline: Albany. ll: lad-anon. ll. Error-1
Albany. l: imitation. 4. Batteries: I'nav-y and
Brown: Fitzgerald. Taylor and Mct'alfrry,
AtSyrncun-
anodizlofl
,nsuluznniri’
Syracuse. ., . 5
Truy...,,, ,.
Baum him: zine-aw. Ir: Troy, 9. Elnora:
Hyman», 3; Troy. :3
Othu-r 3mm pvmtwm-d.
THE news in other.
llama of Inn-nu ('nrrlully Edited “II
Cumin-uni.
During April [mt a‘w‘ri immigrants ar-
rived in this. mimtry against (H.212 in
April, no". of the imminrante arriving
lnat month Germany furnished '25,?! ;
ltaiy, Law”: Inland. 9.7.02: England and
\anm. fruit. Auntria‘llutignryfiijmh Swav
den and Norway, 3,50}, and “twin, 4,272.
Private Secretary "allow! any: that the
prmidrnt dbl not talk with Governor Boyd,
of Sabra-kn, in the way the newspaper»
repcirted it. or indeed talk about the Ne
insulin wwcmonhip with him at all.
Marlin it Slutterlee, the defaulting
how York Imumncv broken, 2W said to
lth' lied to I‘nmuln. 'I'hey brin- not two
even siurr iiw Mxlflnmcfll. Sinttrrlv-ela
distort-ml tnlmre robbed the Smith in
flrmnry. of Staten Inland, of which he Val
tron-turn. of nimnt ”in”,
A lack trust, called the Alla-t luck «or
porntlnn, In» Im-n urgnniu-d in lbmtou.
\antrr Jolmwn WM banned at Peter!
burn, \‘a, for :nwtult on Eliminth SI}
lure,
Srimehlrr‘n brewery at (“lowland war
atrucli by lightning and burned. The lose
in whim.
The vamchuaette him-to ha» "let!“
the bill to mine membem' a‘tlariea to “All”
by a roll call vote of In to 5".
Albert P. llaueoatine. the murderer of
lllmm Iloten mid William .Iahlry, woo
hanged at Broken Bow, .Vrb.
During the parade ul .1 virus» at Tyrone,
Pm, the wonder. bridge which l'flrm Bald
Eagle creek new way Willi on immense
crowd of {maple I). A. Sanders, a trio
graph mmmtor oi liuntingdmi, Wan fully
injured, and there were many narrow to
rape- from drowning.
The nary department hm tutor! and no-
eepted am 05inch ammr piercing project-
ile-t. manufactured by the f'arpenter coin-
pony, of Multan. I'm
The home of common will reportthr
land bill for nation on June I.
flu unlit-r ('lly'a Area-II.
"Minimum, May Ztrwtiorcrnor Pat»
llama he. been Iurninhed with autumnal
of the acwmnt of the city of Philadelphia
Ind t'ity ’l’rrnwurrr llnnlaloy with thrush
by the auditor general. A mapllnhrtloo
of the afmfr'frtt'ni allow» the ("liming
lag.“ mt. latent-n diam “ate tax.
I,
mynluigw-wdmm tram. W It'll“
layzttniamwdmoamlmt
mun
‘I‘Mal...,.. . ........ mum
(If the above balance of mold. II that!
byettltte Philadelphia” her portion of
onethlni of state tuna would property
on notion in, of Jane. tall. the an.
of “warm. hence the not balance due
the wrath ten mum which,
What amount due on flame and
hon-of “36mm. gives a not intonation
themmonwmlth of ”Mill”. Attor-
uylleaml llranl he been rmaeuadta
take the may trap- to protect the
it innit pleatant‘to discovarthni, like the
purchased. you have been told. {Theron-a"
way of fielding that kind of experience when you ‘ I
buy clothing; go where you wilhhe told the truth
and nothing but the truth. There isn't any reason
why we thould udercpreacnt our goods. When we ,
tell you jutt what they are. neither more nor lens,
weglre them the best recommendation they can
pouibly have.
’ constant BIDS.
. Ilium nu STREET.
sum NDIINIIK. .
Gare-coin MMBM,.W
Mag , Warm-u. um...
min“! lair“ nuiarunrriwlu
all“ one-cue II-illau u-
Qilofl' ot'utaf’tartallngthlntlue. Sold by
helm "I!!!” Lap In“, it} onto MCI...
DELICIOUS MINCE Plfiifi
NOE sum-i
. CONDENSED
Mince
HIGH EST
AWARD
with: at all In. ~
hut Lou rile.» tor
Superior Quality,
Cleanliness.
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NIDRDDE
KILLER
OMS All. DISEASES.
It in Him only lunln‘tiwllml11"th Minn In
him eivmglu Ylnltllllrn tn llup frrmrnmlinn
.Intmy mu m mt Hint Kl’fflul of dimwv. and
ma in any on critter harm In the patient. I!
moraltu an l mu» ulmtenr, but in n Inter
Us»! rd with warrfui rrrrii-alntrn’tng
“M- H, II nun when all other rrrrmltu
fall. lit-uh.citingmrrmltwur) we dinJr».
Ii ll. Vials-(Ml. ”Milli finrwttlli. limit, or 7
I M MIMI. Sew l‘nrh NH. 311:
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It” "MM!
mum am»
NISIDNID autumn,
unmt *
a
Dorlon Point,
(“BMW's MINT.)
HUIT'I'II SOBWA LR. 4-
NOW w_.__o_|3u-:N 1
DDITIIIG, MINNIE/IND FISHING.
A topic shed and filabling Facilities.
Shore Dinners}; Specialty
g. E. POW ER.
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Dibble it Domslock’s,
Dried Fruits on- down in price:
CONN
up in quality.
1California Dried Apricots from
:2“.- to the. .‘ulifornizi Dried
Il’l’ilCIlt‘S from We to ln‘v. Uhl
Ifitylo suurdriod Applm how.- the
immat tlzu'ur. if not so whitc' as
ithc evaporator]: burr. rmlm-ml
:fl'nlll IN: In Mr pound. Now in
Intock: Italian l’ruuvs. largo.
handsome and of line flavor.
Running (how out at lilo pmmcl.
which is dirt clump. Turkish
' I’ruuvs.
lIt’
Im' puuml: Prllllt'IlS
pound. I’iuv new Butter
3.3.- pnuud. if. pounds .i-zl.
no Puma,
Spring Styles
HATS
I); .\I.I. HILUIIZ!‘ AND (”Hills Ill”
Still andSoIIIIats,SiIk Hats
Ila) '. I'M amt I' a; «,i x‘ihli lluh fvu .‘lt‘l; 43-»!
PM, «. . "it,“ Sufi Ililin for Mrn a!
hiAPP’S,
9! Washington St.
ParticularlttentionPaidtofixing.
cleaning and Ironing Silk Nate.
Wall Papers I
SPRING smts.
Imr nmvrtturni «I l’agwr llzmungyh tlw
lawful and him-t m ilu- 1mm of fins»
not}. “a hair ml 3'
ID,DDD Bulls at New Patterns
i'lllf 'l'III’Z .‘vl’lllsn Tillllrl.
A line at Biltret 2D'and 25 cents
Plait lull'lllJ; NULL.
5 fl.” bur "i .llitfll Help“. I hurl: I'nlnl'w
and “window. l'rw lu-tt‘n Spar t'uumwutnn.
Hillel-er. Affialr‘ Hateful», II-lfrlnl'" linrtl
“w. fur bum maul Ilamr- and Furniture.
PAINTING.
Paper Hanging and talcimining.
L. H. Decker,
W “’anhtnuinn Mice-t Ho. Norunlk.
.I. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Numtaltiniueniaimu
Anni dealer In
Will PIPER IND MNDENS.
Ii North Main nth-rt. No. .‘inrnnlk.
W .. m...
l
Sample Inn-uh of mu ”no Iain: it)!” :7!
Punk. lkvnirr» nmllult Moulding-i taken to
how“ for Ins-poo Hun. on bull"! by proud.
min Helium!” cheerfully elven.
THE IIIIII. MB‘I’IIE Gilli“
In «that team for Initial t 9.
Alan the realm-tut ‘i'Mn and Woe-ea.
with all their mtrnlu. lf‘uIMIM mum at-
tarbmtumn well by calling «nor
"" a. K. ream .
"trunk! of Ila» l.N‘or'oanlt of. it. elicit-II and
tempera-f l‘lnn'nmm'rnd {lemon . .lteet.
ahrwv Went avenue . U, the tilt . month.
At lam Miranda”. titration and hiring
from Ito It. I”!
JOSEPH IULA.
Murafllalronuiaflalm
fl North at“ . Mm‘ .. , ‘
and tun-rm mm: a uphill} ‘t'hlldrrn II
no.”
III mm,
"Vii lllx Illi‘lllt‘
Rt'tllllfl ions lll‘
new onetime drone-e boy j
youputhhnin the
right hands! Them
11' in an education, and um should i". '
Fawcett’s
HEADQUARTERS I-"IDII
MIlllNENY!
. Nu. I7 Main, Street.
Formerly 3 Water St, Nomad.
.lnet rucclvlefll doze-n dintu to—day to well
without rwn‘t'. all sham-x and color“. at llw
extremely low prior uf 2mm. fornwr prior 51.
”lit: lot ul "an 201'. rum \Vi’rallir 35v. PHI Ill.
“be In! Hf fine Frciu'ir Hum-r- 301'..~lllr.. 50c.
earth. Don't forget tin» muuimr.
l7 MAIN STREET,
. Sui IoJ. P. Ilennetl'» dry ttmflle «rm-r.
Mrs. W. Fawcen,
"No. I? Main 8treet, Norwallt.
Economy and Comfort!
l'h‘l-Z
Gasoline Stoves
And avoid Heat and Expense during
the summer Season.
NVV LAWN in \v‘iy Viv-d lrmltv
THE MANHATTAN
IN All. SIZES.
\"ili Igukummrk and «In a” ll.» ill-Wk t-t' n
«w.» with half the Irnllltir and e- \l'I'll‘t‘. l'Ili'U
in nu» ii. rhi~ mun.
Call and See Them.
GISDLINE I5 GENTS A GALLIlN
W.H.Meeker&Dn.
)II'SII' H,\ LI. fil.U(‘l\'.
lDXA TDNID!
ASK YOUR DDDTDN ABOUT THIS.
STILLSON’S
ELINIR DF RED BARK.
urw tn m. w t I d1 an 1 Yb.»- .
iwu In ltuiu it. Hi I.i.ii.tflutl- til-curt", mum. i‘
y. .z ,.r ulur‘t 1... 504,11“ :4 mim- ~le (brood.-
,Sin murmur lbw-inip-nui. .
t l .
.nmwx that I. .mmi n.
LOXA TON lC
Stillson's Elixir oi lied Dart.
II will altar -n the appetite. aid di'
unlIoamarIr tin- hlnod. Imlltl up the
nylon and maln- Iltr weak alt-oar.
zig-li if
“VANIS”
REMEDIES I
llr. You 36"".
it i» with pint-mu Ilm' Itnlil my h whom.
ni’ llw gum] rnurtltn "Matty-“l with ‘Mw‘z'
illusory-nth Hm My little b... a.“ Hill‘f‘llli'
iernhh {mm riwnmntwm. Iwn arr-l .; luvlvlt
of your fi'tltP'IS. “but: mini My .9 than”.
oflnntim: ham rleFf trim: the am «In».
lirupe Hull}.
line. M. i’. Im r.
V. J . Mm 2. “:li.
‘ltfi‘itltttftl I. i' r. 4
Inimr i'lmn Illimn I’, 0..
To" owl-I Miner i‘hristmm Ind Ims» ut»
tailed with Nomination all our my land». l
thu‘tmrcl inr it but “*I’MII)’ grew anew. mm:
by the tint of Harri: I am- iii a wrimw mull.
tiny. "I then tilarmllnuwi all Mint tented?“
and tween mien: "l’en‘n" Ilhmmatir run.
whirhmliuh’ it»: the manna:- for my
care. lrtwrrfnlty nmmmmut it to all wtm
tony In- it: lining trmn rlwnnmtwn.
in. Me- u.
If: flu, Jt‘flIY‘flll Iii” limits!» vflllf’y. 3‘. J»
”Hi 15‘. ‘II.
-,.. n...“
in. 1 I to» Knit
Maitl'm: Thin twine f had a new-rm twirl.
I when»! one bum- of yum nmn mm. noel
alter or!“ part of can battle i found mywir
entireiv mud. lat-m mar-l you" "with mre
for my tummrmtd buy I'or rmp. the do“
at In!" time! pare him immediate Mint. I
rhwrinlly mwmmiittoanr one mflrrirw
transmitted romp. Yomtmty. —
liner ll. You».
flutter-Aime. April than. M.
Ir. 1. it. than him:
been one I tam uwl your hammer»
“mm for a fit“ in my tMIi. lam miter.
tau terribly at the How. faulted that aide oi
airfare «unwritten-mu flflltm mot toy
fare to the an». I note Infriy i»! it..- mat vie;
firtmadlnoiiowanehalr Writes aria but!
entirety round. that one or arr mitt-m
at! firmmimhhamm
in his attiremmroag, Berriceable and‘fityllah; i,
don’t forget that the boy of this generation in
man of the next andwo don’t forget the perm
for we know who pays the hills. You will
lobed, at our prices and well you may be, for
regular lines are quoted at prices as low as or ,
than the so~cnlled “bargains" which are adv
elsewhere. You will find that our Suite are allow
prieingly good for the money. I ‘ I
contract inns,
:4 SMITH IIIIN stun, iconic animus.
sum NDIIIIIIII.
RaymondBroihers
he ‘i
NDNIIIIN.
Build a Home
Those lots on \Voodward, Lin- f
coln and Lowncs avenues are the
Dheapest and “Des: lots for the
Money in Our city limits
:
TWENTY-IND uns Hill nut
sun nus IEIII.
Eight more? lots will be offered
at present. Terms of payment.
will In- made to suit your con-
re-nivncv.
You can sew-uri- ulit‘ of these
Int-7v if you will only try.
For puniculnrs nmdy to
tutor: _& GOLDEN.
OrChristian Swartr.
PeatMosé
STDBLE BEDDING.
t'i-vzm. Er nnmLi' :ii. Healthful, at
no u: can or Slfllll.
H AZ ELTO N,
.le
Cross Creek
COAL:
Hickory, Dal, Pine and Chestnut
”WOOD: ~
Daled Han and Straw,
GDIIN lND FEED.
F. HAYES
lieu imr 1': mm”! IV~ moan imwkrt to
No.6 North Main Street
“It” ‘llplh Yzw 1mm!“ w! thin i’lrinlfy with
Ilirnnr-i lifwul
Fresh and Salt Meals,
POULTRY. Etc...
To in Motel in flan rer‘.
F. HA Y ES,
out ‘i'ii VuiiWIldt.
SWAN 8t BUSHNEI.
ND. 6 NDNTN IIIIN STREET.
Ship Chandlers.
my bit!
“2 Water Strut.
Imn’rnv HANK. ItitttmttmitrJrl'.
I'm.» Lend. low and t'nhmm mi. that”
flaunt paint r‘trrtihih‘e‘ Inf Palmer-I. ”lilo.
Duh. , ,4. Math. ltnkw. Your. lie! than.
innit”: Point. ”in; UV. limb and not list
needed Marti it Inna! Mr I): IIde'lilfll. thug.
tiam Manor Helm. AI hmlw of ii
fillrrlu". i‘lnxoluy Inmtnhmm‘a au-
bi! ”Inga. “'r it” Nev rr'rtrxttlwfl l
aer-
ma. no Itrmig’mf MM ”9 -:» r Inmtvrs’ m m.
murmur. ”er the Hope. Manila
lint-r, i‘ntlnn lump Wu and nor Jul»
lilo II are anterior In on»: tr Immflblhg
tot ramury. and tbe we“ are right!
I'tIr . New Int Prion
erflmirmfl.
llllillll DDSIIESS 00MB! I
mammal». runs.
MEN TIIIIOIIIII ENTIIE IIIIIEI.
, A prmimi. mum-a Traini mm
unborn. whitetnmrrmgrlnr org-the
can I”! filled to fill intuition“ Iii l .
.trry litt‘l'fleflm Man: I: swam Ihrmnfih . _
ml to “um i Iowa“ In I‘llllliil’tffl‘le
"mt I l f l I‘M
it 4‘ um! I; nullity In;
in". “if!!! fur ”Killian“ M '
8. D. stills. ligation one,
upon a. nun. u to. out
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