are rolling' In wealth
they mean.
A10. July l—Tlte city in filled with
Hm veteran- of theAmy ofthe
.. 'l‘ho twenty-recond annual re
lit-m: convened in the city
them will he continued
' ' . Following the business meet
them society and the several
nodules will come excursion. to
We, tripe on the lakes and rivers. and
public meeting. Tomorrow will be the
Gen-rat Bloc-- aa Grater.
Gawain. W. Slooamwill be the orator,
Delano! George A. Harden the poet at
o’clock said the water was still rising, but
not to rapidlyaa in the afternoon. Did
the desert lake is not a new thing and the
phenomenon has occurred frequently, but
and no one ever ventures across it, it baa
THE WATER STILL RISING.
' 'l‘bl Ilene-eno- la lot I low 0-.
I'll. Inclina- Frightened.
Doe nouns, Cal, July il—«The watu
in the mysterioue lake around Salton in
Itill rising. it come In 200 feet in two
boure yeetcrrlay and la nowwithin with)
feet of the main track. If it continues to
flowin a: rapidly as it has doing it
willwalh out the Southern Pacific track
III three W The deepest wnter found
won three feet deep and the nimlloweet
fourteen inches.
The Indians are badly reared, and all the
desert Indiana have fled to the hills, and
even those as high up an Banning are leav-
ing for the mountain
A week ago a medicine man came to
Banning reservation and told the Indiana
that the Messiah said there would be a big
flood by July 4; that all the whites will be
swept away and only Indians saved. lie
said that indium; who worked up to J nlyi
would not have time to get away. All
Indiana are much excited, turd even the
moat intelligent ones on going toGl'Iy‘
back mountain with their families today.
A special dispatch from Salton at ll
residents of this city say that while the
waterin higher than ever known before
from the fact. that the desert in uninhabited
not been noticed.
The Southern Pacific company sent out
yesterday from Yum an engineering
hm gemand $100
_ on pay for it, thedi
., is literally in n'own away and these who
3 "to throw away money
of hard pan prices and you know what
_ . outrun. ulnar w. sworn.
.Jlllooeuion. Any soldier who served In
my of the armies east of the Allcgbeniee
llaliglble to membership. The object of
the organization in social and fraternal, to
" Mold memories and associations, to
to the name of the Army of the
, and to collect and preserve the
' record- of it: struggles and achievements.
They Own the City.
Thedtyia in gain attire and for two
day- the veterans will own Buffalo. This
the corpe reunions were held at
. ludehall. The excursion on the lake is
oeonrring this afternoon. The grand mil-
Mpamde takes place Saturday morn-
III‘. headed by four companies of regulars
M fort. Porter and Niagara and the
from the steamer Michigan. The
. will clone Saturday evening
, with abanqnet.
WAS BHAFER HORSEWHIPPED?
A '0]! Known Lawyer Bald to Have Been
Alon-lied by a Worn-n.
. m. N. l“'1, July l-‘l‘hie Hudson
“Whoa been agog with excite-
Iflt during the past few days owing to
Clement outcome of family trouble in
endow-imam "T300“ lpwyerlia
m lean gent o
3 lam in In Shafer, who has
W Molly at the bar in the
Mfumy yearl. The incident
one in Which llr. Bhaferllquite gen-
wally credited with having been horne-
Minimum ladies, oneof
Rb hie Min-law. hire. Charles
the thathu stirred the neigh-
hueb one in which not only Mra.
and Ir. fin figured, but also
“OW-Info we or three of his
HI They all took a hand
1th laid. The cause of the
W was Bhafer’a refuel to pay certain
mmmwud by that woman in
CLEVELAND VERSUS HILL.
A Irene, Incident at the Ira-our Club
in Pitt-harp
Willi, July a—Ata meeting of the
Randall club fut night the arrange-menu
for the cloth annual fete champetre on
I II were completed A motion won
by a member to invite cx- -l’reeident
to be present on that occaaion.
“W wee olered to include in
thelmlhtlon the name of Governor ilill,
atlfew York.
“A Itornt of “noel" mm the mpouu,
m which the club pretideut with
math Iolernnity ruled the amendment out
denier. When the oueetion wan called
z thanrillnal motion eaolitary “no” In-
the ornament of weetern Pennsyl-
Ibialilntoarate. invitations were then
I“ team Cara be," of Ohio, and
Hell-j, of eat Vlr'lnia. al
' ' my mm prominent Democrats.
q. M root-mm
Increment, a—mhe problem I...
. Mellow!” named poem»-
here. Jump“: “l 1.1;th
. no .
" : W.A. I” Aliciiermott.
the amount or hie etealhrp will reach
“um”'~~~
rut- ntrntlue at Imam
0" I" W rune. “Hum In. 0er 00mm w:
“fallout mm “many
m Whirled“ Meat Jain
lite Wanted to Raise Money for Her
crs within the past fort y-I-ight hours. With
party to investigate the appearance of 1
large body of water in "dry lake," to t e
' aouthwest of Salton. The water in now
believed to come from the Colorado river.
CARRIE 81 OLE DIAMONDS.
Wedding.
l‘r'rrsrzr'rm, July .‘t.~.\liI-Is ('nrrio Dull’,
the Irlnetrcn-yenr-nld niece of Levi Iiinl
Duff. :I \I‘t'il known Duisburg attorney,
was urn-sled upon the streets of this city
for stealing over $2,000 worth of diamonds
from several of Pittsburg'a leading jewel-
her was nrr‘enled John C. ('unrcrnu. a well
known young man. who in treasurer of the
Metropolitan i‘iahingcluh. Investigation
revealed that iii-Ls Hull and Mr. Cameron
were to be married but night.
(‘arucrnu was short in his accounts and.
furthermore, they needed money for wed-
ding expenses and a w. riding trip. Inspec-
tor MCAIIQK'M' said that the young woman
denied everything until the dctcctiree prh-
(lured puu‘u tickets, showing where she
had pawned the diamonds. Then she
fainted.
After she recovered she said Cameron
hadtukcn out a license yesterday to be
married in the evening; that she told
(‘nruI-rnn she would mine the money, and
edu- Imd t-IkI-Ir this method of stealing to
do ll; tint wm IIII. Later her uncle up
pound and had her released on hi» bail for
econ.
Friends also went bail for Cameron for
N, 310, and both departed under bond to
appear in court on next Thumlny.
SECRETARY BLAINE’S CONDITION.
He "no 80 Organic ill-order.
Not a “'nll Man.
Bar: llannou. M0,, July 3.——Secretary
Blaine is not so well, although he took his
customary ride and a short walk. lie in
by no means a well man. and bin bad
spells last for a day or two, but there
rooms to be no reason why he should not
be well and strong by autumn. llr. Toy.
for, his physician, says he has no organic
disorder and is rapidly recovering his usual
health. lie eate well, sleeps well and
takes no medicine excepting simple reme-
dies to regulate digestion. lie has no trace
of the paralytic election from which he
suffered three year: ago. Mr. lllniue is
deepondent, and the principal benefit
which hie physician can render him In to
encourage him. Ilia sickness in New York
was the result of overwork, combined with
an attack of Influenza.
Many people here believe, despite the
statements of his physiciunn and the de-
nial» of his family, that Mr. Blaine in
broken down and that he will never again
engage in actit'elifa. II. is evident, how-
ever, to every one that he hue greatly im-
proved since his arrival here
but In
llnlmllrnln’ I You.“ worried.
“I Afiilllrrmx‘, July Il~ .\IIIapatch from
lquique rays that there baa been fighting
near finance. The following cable Ilia
patch from the an rotary of the inaurgent
comm wan received hurt evening from
lquluue by Richard I. Trumbull, agent of
tirecougrcvm government. “The troupe of
the dictator (ilalmacedai find at then
preach of our form.” Mr. ’l‘rrrmhullnaid
the dinputch aborted that lialrnaceda could
not count on the aupport of his acidic-re,
an hie force; vattiy outnumbered thone of
the Conumro party.
l'btebe’a Friend. Pal Ont.
Cameo, July 0—71)." was a Ila-l, in-
cident in the suit of ”Phebe Contin- to re-
tain the pot the board of lady
of the World'e fair In the after-
noon In Judge Blodgett'e court. Colonel
Robert ltoe. attorney for Mina (tourine.
was just cloning an eloquent appeal on
behalf of bin client when the nppinuue of
of her lady friend: became an offensive to
Judge Biodgett that heordered them all
out of the room.
The Aebnryv linen ran-u.
Alarm I’Mtl,\ . .f.. July am'l'he do
portion of the Aeim Park National
baakwillbepaid in fur, butit willtake
sole time. The loss will fail on the
directors. The majority of the clock in
held in New York and l’enneyinnla The
general ion in that the allainrofthe
bank wi he cloned up.
In Ill-ch no of tee-er strike“.
N“ You. July nadir. W. Seward
Webutbirdvieepu-fleetolmilew
York Central. in an interview denied the
report from Albany that all the striker- of
feet August who were mpioml were
to be diecherxni. The eorapanyhad no
black list of former striker:
m‘r mm Irate Men.
July we. I. MM
“and with n; the New York
melanoma ear-pan: lo the Internet
thiieloealeunt here.haeheen
brunt to title city. ltin nowhellered
what ydnid ha is not
or 9.0ch
can scarcely afford
You have heard
EDITIIII him IIElII SPEAKS
Why the Alleged Bardsicy Con-
fession Was Suppressed.
Mutable roma- Were Ace-reed, om
. Do Better Authority than Bard-lay
and Maren—The hdgdr'a mentor Will
(Ilve the Statement to the Godwin".
l’rrrtinmura, July 3.—-—'l'he Public Led~
ger ‘sayrr editorially today: "As consider-
able Iatcmt has been manifested in a
‘atalentent' by John Bardalcy, erroneously
deacribedusa 'conferurion anpprerncd' by
the Public Ledger, W. A. Moliean, the
cditor-in-cirief of thin paper, has written a
letter to the editor of The 'Euquirer. For
public information we reproduce a copy of
the Ictterin these columns, at the sumo
time expressing the belief that the matter
has been made to assume II prominent-fr
altogether out of proportion to itrr impor-
tance. It will be soon that no ‘couferisiuu’
by John liardslvy mu “suppress-IV in The
Ledger ollice; that u statement by him
was received at this office; that it was
promptly examined, and that the editor
declined to publish it for precincly the
saute reasons that would have ruled it out
If it had been an assault upon any roapeclr
able pt'mull. made by other men an un-
worthy of belief In John linrdrdey and
Gideon Month.
No! a Confucian in Iluutl I'ultlr.
“if the statement had been a conic-mien
in good faith it would have ix‘errpubv
lisbrd or would llut‘r: been nonsedaa to
promote the l‘liul‘ls of the llillllli‘t'SIlll-Conl-
ruittcc of cnum‘rh to tract; out ll“ the null-
mention» of thir li:rrII.-I:-y~KI-yuvne bunk
villain)“ and to bruit; to the rurrnflhe
committee or Ib.~ L‘l'llf't.‘ all the partial»
pants.
The ('mmuitl-e (Jan "are it.
"It will be been also that If the -: urumit-
WE should Until» it do -~Ir I‘ ‘r' III ll Kittie-rib
[or of The ixrigrr should. .r; 'r be- fnm it
to lt’nlii)‘ he will do that “It air-umud. and
that iftlscmrmnittw.«Imuld think it Im-
portant lint! he: who“ prmluc: the ilurdeir-y
statement he will do that rurdsubruit It
for such dispn-cri an the wruruittcc hint.“
deem beat.
No! tinppreanrd by I‘l'lllllll.
“it rob-mid be furriwr .lIitlrII that no one
outaidu ‘i'hc Ia-dger (IIIIL‘L‘ in“ any any In
the oin-ri~‘rurr not In publish the Moreno-n1.
Nobody mu present when that question
was confide-red except .\ir. Mf‘Kt'ull and
[Wu of bid :lv~.~mi.'|lr-I. .‘Jn one our mind
to hrn'e it ‘srrppn' mcd,‘ or hinted I-r sug-
gested that It nIInlllfi In' withheld from
pubi'lmtivm " 'I‘Irn- lt'lll’l‘ l.‘lr'l‘."t~ri to by
Editor M. iirau Is nr fl’l) .I rrqclilluu of
“but In- my In lII~ mitmnni.
Joint Ilatr'llnlr-y'. set-toure-
liv'l'rv.r~urrr .I.-I.II liurd‘II-y irate been
sentenced to rm impnwurru-III of fifteen
ycuraiu the Eastern [Ir fillt‘illllll'y, and to
pay :liiue of about $137,330. .IudgeWii
mu, Bar-dado)": uiIl frll‘lul, wun'mIv-idcr:
niliy Ililll’t‘tl “Ill-Ir he [Irullullnu'ri IIw Mllv
ivurc. lerrisley betrayed no I'liluliufl, but
with born-l bend h'l‘r'liui thojurigrueut of
the court and mu when to primn Haul!
after the M'lllt'lllfc was ”upon-II.
Mural: at llrirugu.
Curran”, July :5. ~ti‘IIII-un It. Marsh, the
defaulting premium of the Keystone bank
of Philadelphia, has :trrn ed here. it in
thought that he will b«- unrated today.
TRAIN WRECKERS AT WORK.
The, l'oed Dynamite In Illu- Up the
steamboat Train.
ilarnrum», July :I. ~5rrperintvudent
lint'idmu, of the New lurk, New Haven
and Hartford railroad, Went to “'Ilaon'a
atllioll and investigated the attempt to
wreck the northbound steamboat train.
The wrxnlxrrrr'mdri to In- full of Humps
and it is probable that they are the guilty
parties. The compo of the train War» little
short of rniraculuue. .\ dynamite bomb
injured the engine, but tin-re mm no
wreck.
The dynamite bomb hurl been phoned
within rightwn IuI Inn of the trim- of the
cohort and under the t .rat I. iii of the up
truck ’i'~hI purpose w..e to throw the
train from the track m that It *rruid be
buried into the creek. [Hm-n feet below,
The rather: In about thirty feet wide.
The ruilrrmd truck Wit» hurl up for a you.
Iirirmlrhv IIMIIIII'n find the great “unit.
carotene on the rulwrt'e wall waecrueked
inudoun diut't’mllilIlI'rtlluli‘ The rock
ballast WM turn up badly.
Fortunately the locomotive war one of
the heavier-t on the mad, and on» not
thrown over by the bomb. Any one of the
ordinary wm‘ngvr engines would have
been opm. 'lhe pawngenr were unin-
lured.
The. oflrelal» are unable to determine
whether the motive of the wrockent wan
robbery or revenge. A tramp going down
the tract. was arm-ted. but mu subco-
queutiy reietued.
Attempt to Wear-tr a renown-Iri- 'I‘rnln.
Ntm illll mun K, July 1 Employee of
the l’ontrnyiruu‘ra railroad found large
melt on the main track weal of hero.
The timely tllacthIi" prolmny averted a
cerium accident and hrs» of life. It Ia cup:
paced the rock:- mero placed all the inch
to wreck a min.
ram mailing the creation.
Pruner-n. July a-Jamee flannel, of
the Garment Cutiere' union, 1mm.
N Y., no In Pitubnrg never-at daye tide
week. 'l'heobieet of bio visit creme when
been to get the Pitt-burg clothing bounce
to withdraw tit-iron patme‘e from the
Roche-fer clothing brute. All of the Pitts-
bars alothlera artarit having area llughee.
hey Mm litre “Ira-p.
Neurone. July ll—«l'oar tie-perm look-
ing tramp-,who unto! anautbonnd
mtrfinflflmmtt,m poem
Ittiratpiaeeanricheatera fifty
hnmdflflm“ chart-new
Idioti-
mi captured them out in th
aftercaeofthe tramps had been
lbeleubyoneof the penal-gnu”.
3 MAIIMIICM.
I
New mini-July l—All the Anvil-nee
halter-pat oetlreutaief with
.Anfwthmurbrfifcarrie W, eiiae
autumn went on “and
MI and m that he killed the
wammflthatthbloodykelle new
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7 from Sam ogefiprtn eayethat ear-fur
year Judge lleoryl Ilwn outed-Ian
Cometock Bros,
II South lain 8t, 80. Howell.
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III-org» \\ It: ‘ ~\'. on nIII linmtlwntricni
man and um - ' .- flinflt'l'TVI In the burnt
('Iil’h Illi~ ~if|th‘~, ILI‘II ill .‘iiifilrll. “35$” lqu‘d
sixty lire.
.\ “nu-lat I-xtvndrng the 4‘, per cent.
Ixmdnnt L’pvr cm; intern-I Tm been in-
nlli'tl ll‘tzlll the Irmhury department.
I'IIInnri Jim-pix Ii, 'I'IIx'urII, ot the Ninth
cavalry. and ('eI-mci :llwmnder Piper, of
tiw Frilh artillery. having: sen'ml for forty
years as nlfir'r-ru of the army, have been.
placed on the retired IN
The i-Iwmr l-‘mmi- Imrph of \Irwtriu
Ira~ «Inn-Ii the triple trill: lucr- treaty Dbl
putclu- ~ «In lure that it x» uIIbatnntII Iily the
sauna uirl trmuy.
The Yatunu has Milleatctl the papal
uuncim abroad to Invite donations loco
[M‘ilf‘lill' fur syn-oulatir‘t- Ina-e4 of Voters,
pun. i
The bmw- nf lord» II. is} p: L‘MII the irish '
Imd prrrrimw bill tirmrr: III-num- Hm I
'I‘Irr- lint lIIII'II-Iur'nl nf firr- liner“ of
mirth Afr'rra lnrn limimuuiaud lute taken
place and has been repulsed by the troops
and police.
.\ Ilornnu ('uthuiic church in ('aunda,
which had In'cn rn‘clt-Ii contrary to the
mullet nf the bishop, was cursed by a
prrrwr while the l align-gallon Were at wor-
ship.
E. l‘, Ilnthbour. lute chief rue-lumen lu-
apcr-tor. iron taken the oath of office and
autumn-l his new duties nefourtb mletant
pm! "mater general.
William T". Siumndn, of Connecticut, was
nppuirtlml mmmiaaiouer of patents, vice
l'huries I“. Mitchell.
ItulrInel nerd “hot Bold.
(’il.\i‘.Ll‘.aTu.\', W. Va, July 14am
Hawkins, of Old Alters Mill», went to
Putnam county and there lucautiuntiy
diapirtyminiurge amount of money. On
his way home he Wu stopped by two
run-died urru vim robbed blur and then
nirul him dead. Luther Glenn and Joe
Loch-rt, Jr, have been arrested charged
with the crime. A strong gourd is watch-
ing the jail where the prisoners are. It in
feared they will be lynched.
l‘rltr Itntnel’ I Will.
wa \'oult,July 3» -A petition for the
probate of the will of J. K. Emmett”
comedian, mu filed In Surrogate Ito
maine'suiiico by hi» Ion. J. K. Emmet.
The will I» dated April :9». Inn. The
actor's helm and legatm are ill-l wn. hi0
Halon, hire. John \l’yelmff, of l‘hrcago,
and _ Mr». Mir.- Ilrvny, of fit idlllifl;
Eleanor Elizabeth Emmet. the widow who
in in Albany and Daisy Way Emmet. who
la In Switzerland
Ila-god film-elf In llla ('eil.
Cuurxwm July amount»! Starkey. a
telegraph "mentor thirty-alum yuan of
age. and claiming to live In Ada, 0.. nae
arrested and placedbr the Central police
etatiou. IIe accrued to thrill and refund
in go to the hoapilaband VIII held for
tale keeping. Shortly afterwardhe was
diacnwml hanging to the bare of hie all.
baring nude a rope of hi- undershirt. lie
want out down put In time to rare his life.
retort-inert by Judge Hilton.
\‘lw Y nan. July ltm’l‘he Worid' especial
judge. of tho court of appeal: at hie beta
”ran year, however. Judge lIiltoa lee-It
to have outdone himself In hie «lam II I
boot. Not only were the beat meme lathe
W ind-or hotel placed at the diepoul of
the induce an herewfnre. but they were»-
rorried all kinds of Ipceial privilege.”
Mu Minuet-d Fifty fie-ta
than Hill“, N. Y., Joly a~l1thei 'l'ou
blue the eleven-mold daugbm of In;
empties, wee neat on an err-M to a
More in the village (In the way the
platen! alftyeaat ulcer M lairutaoath
and tt'allowed It. The coin [mind ll her
“maimed Dr. 1.). laboured her iron
choking“ death by lords] It into her
non-eh. The girl Iilri not completed
any Ill elects.
line Waite the Ina-hm
Chicano. July n-«A Wealth” Iii“
can: We. line. of trill-eel
aten hie can” for the ma
creatively on o m plotter- he
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WERABAM’S
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KILLER
DUTIES All. DI8EA8E8.
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lII mmdrrful
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pilot-arm- of every dim»
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urnumlinnmwt met I entirepttva and a
wonderful tunic our te-tIrrmaIala from
tlwtlrmuiuof lpwple rplervlw hate been
run-d.I "ooh xirimr fn Ipnrtlrniar-l. fm-
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tram
SIIMMEII
IIIIII ENTIMRE STDBK
SWISS
and
INDIA LINEN ,
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIS
An- marked down to prices III: ll mural
insure aale modeling of
ELM K “(whim W 'fvll'l'lv), IiElviS’l'I’f'I'lllil)
and PI ““35. an follows—-
FLOUNCINGS
$|.00. L335. |.50 & |.75
India-5' lilzil'li I‘Zmbmidrrml
India Linens,
$I 25
Reduced from $2. 25
HI’I'II'IAI. “ABILIISS IN
LADIES’
SHIRT WAISTS!
l ‘unrprhrny; .ru iIIIrm-ILu- mannrnrrrl of
llannels, 3
White lawns, Percales, Sateen};
Cambrics, Etc.
PEIIBAIE WAISTS3
500.
:Ind npa‘unia.
lndiaiinenWaists
750.
Related from
SLED.
.\u Hannibal lot of beautiful fancy
PlIIASIIlS,
in If
33.75.3450.
35.00.
5mm of ilmw lulw Ill'f'fl
Sold at $8.00 000 $1.00.
$2.50
MISSES’IEEFEBS
meufiiili M W 3333332500.
III ladies’ 00033
In all aback-Ir and styles. at
$2. 50, $3. 50,
35. [III
Thea "Imprint”
' who“
have
Tirehaiaoeeoioar
llIIIES’ IIBKETS
IBTANB. “RAVI! and mama. In
beuddmnllemtdm
Cmtuum‘hm 1,
the L0! Ladies’ Swiss
503050900000
Wonh
ilents’flu’tings
opt. vie-II.
‘ tit;
milder term than
the situation.
the inevitable.
A Full Line
IIIIIIAIINENS
mulls,
Entirely new and very cheap; prices
1250140, 160,
180, 010.
1 Int \cl'} line
Scotch Ginghams
290.
lnotiu- -r In: i run rich atyim of
French Ginghams
1 80.
X: t: 7 mid I. 5.. thun' - Tar.
3China Cloths
mama. fnr Ilr-iltfil and Mountain
Sullingn. at
1 80.
:w r 3. :mi.
Urrr t'iiill‘r‘ :Illvt'k of
.in- mnrknldown wriir tin- rmt at a
murh lntwr figure limit In“ rn-r Im-n
i Lat
llnmet Shirts,
lnI hiding 3 fr 'w Flanneb,
cl
rurb. arr- rIIarIu-d was damn.
Gems’ Satin. Surah and
Corded Silk
SASHES,
With the Iflli'i’ol udjrtnlublr belt.
500.
and upward».
HAM mocxs
$1.00
and upwanln.
All kinda of
Wire Window Screens
at [)0th prir-u.
250.
and upwanin.
’llemorest_
Machrne,
which we W for 5 yearn.
$l9 50
WWW. $40M
M. S. SMITH
That altogether depends on .th, .
kind of point you what to emphasiz,
but here’s one which will bear all the
inspection you can give it:
CLEAR OUT OUR STOCK.
Necessity knows no, law.
and, as the highest necessity is always?
the ruling principle, we are not looking
for alternatives, we are Simply accepting
Here is an unpreee~
dented opportunity for you. ‘
BARGAINS}
m --._
We MUST
.. No
MUST will «describe»
.. W.“ m-. w-~_~-mmw
Peat Moss
STABLE 050000.
Clean. Economical. Healthful. nt
IlllF III: 0031 of smut.
. v.._- N e--—
H AZ ELTO N
Cross Creek
COAL.
HicIIIIIy, oak, Pine and Chestnut,
w____90D_______._
Baled Hay and Straw
GIIIIII IIIII FEED.
Raymondlrmhers
THE EAGLE
nun notusrrrr novels.
4"SAFE, munch IND FIST.
Thin wires-i Ira-I been thoroughly tor-ted and
mount fad to be a favorite among wheelrnen.
J. BAPTIST PERRY
Agent for Surwalk and vicinity.
Utilnflillayrnmrd street mruwdnv.
1' Ir. H”: 7.2! South .\ mail. I”:
3 THE
ruf‘J :iru
Woodward Homestead
ilIlI iIIJIIIIIIIIIi GIIDIIIIIIS
To let for Season or Term of
Years
At Reasonable Price
Also eight lots for sale on
Woodward, Lowndcs and Lin-
coln avenues. Price 8350 to
slim. Terms to suit purchaser.
'l'Weuty-two lots sold this year.
For further information apply to
TAILOR & GIILIIEII.
OrChrIstlan Swartz.
HALE’S
Bough Balsam
. ..-”y ..
WILD DIIEIIIY.
IIIIIIEIIIIIIIII.
TM AID TDIII
20 Cents.
H. R. HALE,
NORWALK, CONN.
Economy and Courier!
‘ Gasoline Stoves
lad ml! tint on it during
tire “not: tuna”.
We have the wt but m0 *
II Ill. SIZES.
Wliibake“ crank and do all the verb
elm-wit turntable and expel-e.
Innuinlhitm
Call and 506 TI!!!“-
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“Will! It hill! L. nun
’.\I II. Duluth-
mean-rout.
fin:
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to. in
THE MANHATTIII"
Norwalk Chronicler