‘1‘...“ m7”. Ht Cool. tut-ow
' v
insemination:
‘He Refuses the Republican
Gubernatorial Nomination.
A WEB 01' THE BOX}! GUARD.
I n.‘ Says It lla- Never Been Ills Purpose
I. look or Accept Pnbllc once. and
“It Ills flame fins Been Used With-
m.flle Procurement or Desire.
Rm Yonn. July lat-Mr. Cornelius N.
Bill, much to the surprise nnd regret of
his friends, has made public the following
loner:
' 117 Deans s’rnur. b'nw Yonn. July 16.
Horace lie-ell. New York City.
Dun Bub—As you know. the mention of my
~ name as a candidate for governor has not been
by my procurement nor by my desire. While
it has been my pleasure for many years to take
such part in public affairs sol could. consist,
cntly with my businem engagements and re-
sponlibilitlee. it has never been my purpose to
seek or to accept public office. Nor is it now.
Until now there has seemed tobc no reason
formstodoorsny anything publicly in regard
to my alleged cun-
didney. lent it should
be said I was declin-
ing what had not
been and might nev»
or be offered to me.
But now. when I
find not only my
personal friendnb‘ut
others whose sup
. apparently receiv-
ing it with facet. it
seems to me I ought
to let my position
be known before the
matter goes any fur-
ther. Thisisduc not
only to myself. so that it may not he said 1 con-
tribntcd by my silence to any misunderstand-
ing. but to my party and the other worthy Ber
pnblimns whose names 1 see mentioned in con—
nection with this high honor.
To Serve in the Home Guard.
If anything could move me from my decision
it would be all the hind expnmiorm that have
come to me from personal and political friends
throughout the state.“ That they deem the
worthy to bee candidate for so exalted An ottb-o.
and at a time when it seems probable thnt the
Republican candidate would be elected. hi itrwlf
an honor ever to be held in proud and grateful
remembrance. While 1 cancely serve in the
home guard. in the ranks oi that body I will
gladly do. as heretofore. whatever I can to pro-
mote the election of any good Republican who
may be nominated. and the party is rich in men
who would make acceptable candidates and
worthy governors.
lle Could Not Acre-pt.
As I am going abroad soon rind shall not re,
turn until lilll‘l’ the stale rolivuutinnJ must
intrust it to you as my friend In in: '
that I could not lu'r'cpt tli , num
were tendered to inc «to tho end that my Hume
may be quietly dropped um! the purtv unite on
some acmptsble candidate.
Yours sincerely. (fortunes N. 8|.st
~At the Clarkson banquet lust night the
letter was one of the leading topics of con-
versation round the table. State poli-
ticians were much surprised at his: do
cision. since the movement of Mr. Illiss'
friends for his nomination hnd nircmiy
gathered such strength that he seemed to
be the coming man.
The (ll-rum: Banquet.
At the banquet lion. Thomas C. l’latt
presided. in the absence of Cornelius N.
Bits, who was unable to attend owing to
the illness of Mrs. Bliss. (in his right out
General Clarkson and on his left. the lion.
Stephen B. Elklns. Russell ll. Iiurrison.
son of the president. and other prominent
Rspubllcanswere present. After the viauds
had hen discussed Mr. l’latt introduced
General Clarkson as a gallant Republican
lender. A statesman of tried and approved
ability and a true and loyal American.
III. Plan's Speech.
Herald: “We have met tonight to wel-
come home a distinguished American citi-
acn. one whom we not only respect, but
love. We love him for his stalwart ile-
bllcnnlsm. We love him for the bends
K21... cut ufl. We love him income the
Mngwump baton him." [fin-at luughtcr
and applause]
The whole company rose to their feet
and gave three times three cheers for (leu-
eral Clarkson. After the applause llml
subtitled General Clnrkson smkc.
“The greatest pleasure of going abroad
is the pleasure of coming back." Time
were the opening words of General Clark-
aon‘s speech. They were followed by hi»
telling of things which he saw abroad
width made him more than ever proud of
being an American. and of things which he
found to sdmlrc unions the institutions of
foreign people. Una thing which caused
him rsmt was the scarcity of the Ameri-
can I: open them. “sacral Ciarkson
bullet in the political club idea 'Tbere
was grant strength to be gained through
it for any party.
tank»- a the Goliath...“
» III “I Ital outlook :
"nu avar— ef filly-c aroused the its-
publicen ‘ '
dangers do eat. it was never In better
courage than it is today. McKinley and
WBIKIJUS N. BLISS.
American interacts will curry Ohio. Some ‘
good candidate and American interests
can and ought to curry New York. With
another! party. with the ilcpnbllcsn ar-
M carried to s in the land
the We“ party will he invincible in
erlth anygoodmtoiead It.
manna. rum-tut rte-en.
‘mmmmu be the m
and med-t use on when the Bloch
partyeonfmsd in in! the hauls“ won
and the must notify won victory over
party in America. tad
y to its situation and the how
I * but you canalwoys
THE‘S’EUENWE‘RE SEIlED‘
Did the Congo-£1 gems Fish
in American Waters?
SECRETARY FOSTER APPEALBD T0.
Whether the Yankee [lanes-men Wm u-
Dornlnlon Fishing Territory or Not the
Cruiser Dream flu Curried Their Vu-
lcll Ufl‘ to st. Andrews. R. if.
Bastion, Mu, July ill—Tho following
telegram hus been sent to Secretary For»
ter at Washington by congressman Bou-
tclle: .
The deputy collector of custom» fit Rostrum,
Ne..sende me the following telegram tn re
spouse to my inquiry:
"Basrronr. Mm. J 17. um.
”lion. C. A. Bontclle. Bangor. Shunt
"Dominion fishingcrniser Dream so seven
American fishing horns Thumiay forenoon in
this harbor. Crews Were landed hero. Boats
were tovvcd to fit. Andrew's. N. B. Occupants
ot the boats claim they we Merle Amer!»
can water: and not the protection of our govern-
ment. F. E. Nv'rl'. Deputy Collector.“
To Annoy Americana.
Will you please advise the state department
and take such measures as may be deemed ro-
quinito for official ascertainment of the facts
and the protection of the rights of our people!
It lootniikenn attempt to sum and harass
Americans at n time when the inc «mast is
must ihronxed with pleasure Becker's from all
parts of the country.
C. A. Benson. hi. U.
The President Betlcsnt.
CAPE MAY. J uly lfir‘TUiIS president was
seen by the United '.‘reav representative
in relation to the reported seizure of
American fishing vessels rit East Point.
He has received no detinite information in
reference to the matter. however. and re-
fuaed to talk on the subject.
AFLAME IN EACH OTHER'S ARMS.
Two Little Girls and Their Mother
Burned at Erie.
Bull. Pa. July Ids—Lena. the six-year-
old daughter of n buker named Charles
Schwnrtz. while making a bonfire in the
alloy of. the rear of her home inst evening,
spilled some coal oil owr her clothing and
was soon ablaze. The clothing of her baby
sister, aged six months. also caught tire.
and their mother. startled by the chil-
dren’s screnuis. rushed to the rescue.
When neighbors discovered the siiuntiou
all three were clinging to ouch other
wrapped in flames.
They went speedily atripxwd of their
clothes and everything done to relieve
their suffering. but «it-spite prompt medi.
cal nssisinnce Irena died :1 few hours Inter
in horrible agony und the baby isdying.
The mother may survive. Several persons
who hoisted in the rescue received serious
burns.
“'ilh the I'rraiulrnt.
CAPE MAY. July lS.~A delegation of
Grand Army men from Derby. Pu. culled
at the cottage last evening to puy their
respects to the president. The president
signed the conunissionn of the following
[xvstmnsterm William E Wilson. Mechnn-
lcsville. Pay. Oliver 1’. Brown. Camden,
0.: George B. Gordon. Ashlnnd. N, ll.
Hereafter all executive appointments will
be given out at Cape May. Judge Allison
has gone. Ilc had more important busi-
ness with the president here than that of
the appointment of consul to Liberia. but
did not state what. if. was.
Religious Education of Indiana.
Wasmxorou, July lit—The olllcinl vola—
tions between the Bureau of Catholic In.
(lieu missions In this city and the Indian
office have been severed. Hereafter con-
tracts with Indian schools conducted by
the Catholics will be made directly with
the schools instead of through the min.
aiou. Commissioner Morgan reiterates his
belief that the old system of contracting
with religious bodies for the education of
the Indinn youth is wrong and strongly
favors their education in public schools.
Haney Hank's Dunn! lowered.
I’Imlil'ltt}, July 18.-'I‘helnst day of the
grand circuit races at the liomcwood Driv'
lug park was the most aucccusinl cverheid
in this city. In the 2:25 clue trot liedmont
dpmmd the race. in the two for all trot
hicDoel took the lost three heats without
much trouble. The third event on the curd
wan Nnncy Hank‘s attempt to beat 2:105.
film made the mile with a running mateiu
2:“. lowering her record a half mood
Lady Sheridan. the favorite. won the ‘3?
clam pacing race.
Editors choose Compiler President.
81'. PAUL. July lav-Tbs last day of the
Nationnl Editorial association was con-
fined to the reports oi committees and the
election of the following ofllcers: l’rcslv
dent, W. S. Copepcliar. of Ohio: first. vice
president. B. Ii. Price. of Wilton-louse
and vice president. '1'. Sentinels Jones. of
Louisiana; corresponding secretory. J. M.
of lllinols: rotatory, William Ken-
yhof Pennsylvanin; treasurer. A. H.
a.
The Print Ina-lied the Kaiser.
mines. July ill—in Wollctein. firm.
a. priest of the Roman Catholic
chum: of that place wu sentenced to im-
prisonment. at hber for four months
for nah: i in; in toward the
unpwcr in his sermon t Sunday. ills
remarks had especial Inference to the lab
scr's visit to England.
The once- Was happish.
moon. Joly ill—“rho queen's refusal
teamed the voluntccr'e strontium
lug. near Alder-shot, has owned indigna-
tion among the marks-ten. lu y to
the invitation the queen sea iy rs-
fnssdtevisit ill-lay. or mete-suds"-
ful declination of the request for the
or of her attendance.
Gladys Evelyn to Mari.
helm. Jul la~Willhm Henry llurb
bert halal) whisfrtends hers request
in: them to entrain list Gladys tnlyn
from out her announced him
«wotdsllvvrinulcctcrsin the Aquarium
seat chnsaday truth: of her taunt
legal action sale-t Ir. urlbsrl.
rm !- the In. n.»
be" ready to . meet it. ' .
summer suit almost. for a song. It, will
keep you as cdol as the" proverbial ou-
cuuxber because it happens to be built
that way. What. is the nice of perrpir~
You caught" a
.********
iug . profusely every time the sun glance
at you when you can get as natty and
comfortable a suit as ever defied the
close and” sticky weather of a hot suing
met? 01n- clockI is light in weight and
We want to make it light in quantity.
"“A ‘b’a’nmo’ 'PHOTOBRAPHE‘R.’ '"
Inns-cl J. Dixon firmne- the on---- at
lung-m Falls on is Wire.
NIAGARA Faun July Iii-«Samuel J.
Dixon. of New York. a delegate to the
photogrepbcrn’ convention at Buffalo,
walked norms the Ningum Falls Friday
afternoon on a three-fourths inch wire
cable. The trip Willi first. mode from the
Canadian to the American shore, and after
SAMUEL J. nuns.
ashort rest Dixon performed some dill!—
cnlt gymnastic fonts. He afterward per-
formed on the Canadian shone. More than
new persons witnessed the foul. Dixon
moved to New York from Toronto a short
time ngo.
It is not the first time Dixon ban crowed
the chasm on in wire. He did so ubunt at
your turn on n wager that culled for three
triple This in believed to be- the second
trip. Dixon is about forty years or as .
LYNN SCORCHED ONCE MORE.
IIIQ “Id 3 0300.000 Fire on Friday
' Night.
Lynx. Murat. July let—At 9m inst night
flusturtedin the third story of "lake's
brick block on the corner of l'nion urul
Mulberry streets, and in roomy minutes
had spread to the five story brick block
adjoining. owned by Strout Brothers, and
threatened the entire strm-t for n distance
ofz’ililfcet. Aid mu t'allrd from adjoin
tug towns nnd cities. The Strnut lllld
Blake blocks were in ruin»; or loan», The
Currier building, is mngnitln-nt five story
brick building. caught fin.- sevt-rul titties.
It was occupied on the first floor by \Y.
H. Currier G: Cu, clothing. and on the up-
per floors by others of lawyers. real estate
dealers and others. 1-1.3. Strum, ownerof
the [urgent building totully deal royal, sold
the building cost 34M”): insured for ulmllf.
82.51“). In this block Dam & Werner. of
the Continental Clothing company, enr-
ried nstuck of similar; insured lt-r$l'.’,lll).
John L‘urtiiil'. vlmi- mnuufucum-r. in riw
third story-if the Hrnui building. INN“
claim; insured for rim). il. l’. Lego .\
Co. shoe manufacturers in the fourth niul
fifth movies of the Strout building. Ills!
nearly Kiln“; partiuiiy insured. 'l'lii- lines
on the C. ll. Iilnltc building will reach
Slum. llflll the hum-s I-I llll‘ tenants are
mom). The total loss is. mime.
RED MEN ON THE RAMPAGE.
The Mllle-ans Threaten to Kill ‘I‘hv-o
Ilumlred “blue.
Mlxxxfu'ous. July l-‘i.~G0vcrnor Mer-
riam received mews late in the afternoon
of more troubli- on the Milli-Jules; resor-
vntion. A lll‘tplllcll signed by representa-
livers of the it!) whiten on the rrsl-rvntinn
snys that the Indians are threatening a
massacre of oil the whites there. and an
appeal is made for ininmiintc protection.
The governor luvs tcirgmped to Wash-
ington to know what the government will
do. end says that unless the government
will nflord the protection naked for be will
use the power of the suite to defend the
asttlera The difficulty is mild to be a
phase of the trouble on account of cutting
of buy on the reservation by the whiten
Will (It. “D'A’Itl Fight?
WAsmxorox, July l$.——Atllnpatch has
been received at the war department at»
nounolng the armf. of the Navajo chief.
Beeline. The sheriff at Flagstaff, A. T..
fears trouble from these indium, but. the
United States momhnldm not. General
hicCook blur sent. an editor to make an in-
vestigntion.
Joe Qaelch in Trouble.
LONDON. July ill. -~.luo Queloll. the noted
labor union agitator. hu- been held on a
charge of intimidutiug "blnckleus" who
took the places of the ntrikcrs at the
Thames Iron works. Quclcb declares that
be In the victim of the malice of the labor
commission. the majority of which body.
working in the interest of the capitalists.
seeks to punish him for his recent “sumo.
ny before them.
Gladstone en the "lush Incubus."
Minion. July ill. - Mr. Gladstone.
writing to Mr. Ilrund. the liberal candl-
date for parliament in the Wish-ch divis-
ion,[says: "The «locum restrain use for
some months to come from the public use
of my voice. I hope your election will be
an additional proof that the country is do
tenninod to shake outlier incubus. the
Irish question."
Ind of the Airship can”.
Bb’iluwms. In. July lowllurlinntou‘s
greet Airship company is no more. The
capitalists who had gone into the "dull.
Wincerporatkm with Mr. Pennington be-
came convinced that than was nothing in
the enterprise. Pennington proposed to
l in‘hol’sflm melon: from “in”? to
cw learning cutpeopc.iusxor
eight hours.
What the Witch Jobber. Iluve Dona.
Nsw You. July lawn.- executive”:-
lnltteecf the Association of Jobber: In
American Watches has been in from at
tint-tor floors for the put two days.
The report of the salutary showed that in
ssvsnysars the annotation had brought
about a minutiae of fully 40 per cent. in
theavmgeprics of watch moments
War. if I“ M I‘m
work well advanced and as that an orb
cum sppropriation will memory to
complete the scheduleson hand lie at
that the fore- punching cant will
niab the work on Aug. l. summers
than 1mm will be made.
I
I4 South Malays!" SoJlnmsIII.
' HATIUSAI. LEAGUE
At Pillsbury—-
Mo........." 0 ll 3 D 0 0 I! 0-
Pitloburg.......a fl 0 0 0 0 0 ii 0—-
Batteries: Luby and Bowman. Bald
Better.
At (nevehud—— -
Oct!
4.?
up.
i
E
nus.
Cleveland.......l l l :i 0 0 a 0 z—lfili I
Cincinmti......Ii ti ii I) i) 0 3 J out? Ill 4
. Batteries: Young and Ziinrner. Mullahs sud
Harrington.
AMERICAII WIA‘I’ION.
At Buston— n.n.l.
Boston ......... fornicate-98:
louinvllle,,....2 I) II ll 0 ll 0 I.) 0—! I! 3
Batteries: Iluldock and Murphy. Fitzgerald
and Ryan.
At ihltimork IL II. a
Wilmette ...... 100300321~Dll0
Columbus fioloezooweso
Batteries: linkoly and ‘I‘ownwnd. Nubian
and Robinson. Knoll null Doww.
At Wulllngion » u. If s.
Wanhlngfon..,.l n 0 ll 0 0 ii I IL»: ll 2
Cincinnati ..... 000000011»le
Batteries: Foreman nnd McGuire. Crane and
Barley.
EASTERN WIA'I'ILN.
At Byrwnpe It. in. a.
Syracuse ...... IIOOIIIUIIJOmSGN
Albany ......... coiuloouu—ita
Batteries: Kilroy and Quinn. Devlin and
cos.
At Wer— n u. it.
'I'......I 02 0 1 D 0 0 0—5 fl
Buflalu ......... 000000000-0‘l
Batteries: Cuahman and Urquhart. German
and Murphy. .
At Providence— lt n. I
Rewnavcn....0 (l I) I ll 0 a 0 Dub 0 I
Providenm....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0‘0 9 3
Batteries: Clurkson and Thohen, Lystonand
Murphy.
At Harrislnirg— n. n. I.
lien-non ....... OUOOOIOOEallQT
Troy ........... {302I005x—15l35
Batteries: llayne and 'i'ouhoy. Taylor and
Wells ____
Uliea or Toronto to succeed Syracuse.
lil'rnuu uly Dir—The- unnouncunent of
the withdrawal of the Syracuse club from
the lizistcrn league oriented something of a
sensation in this city. President Frank.
lin, of the liuilulo club. says that Utics
will be taken in. Director iirillin believes
Toronto will tnkv Syracuse's place. The
Ilufinlo club believes the sexism: will be
finished in good shape,
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
The nntinnnl Minn-unnnnl convention
hasndjourtmi, to flit'tri next at lick-nu
Mon.
Henry Smith. 11 trm men at the Erie
depot, Sui-pension lirm 3-. was killed by a
panic-tiger tram while ‘vaim'Iing a truck
heron-a the trucks. llt' it .1.- nlxty years old
A syndicati- bus purchiiwd rill the lead-
iugnlinrs of. lm in Colorado. The price
paid is Moral).
Artifice of incorporation of the Ameri-
can Minder .‘Irclmnitw‘ ni-‘stminliou have
been flied. IN purposi- is for the adv-unce-
ment of knowledge concerning the priuci‘
pics. construction. repair and service of
the roillm; stock of ruilrmuls.
135‘” “Hut-1‘11“". u “'in known resident.
commiltmi suicide byi EVA ll
of \‘li'fur, X. Y .
bringing.
Mr. linlfuur propuum In immort- Iht‘
grunt for the l’l'lli'l of illslh'rh ill lrt-iund
during the coming financial yrnr by Kim
ill).
Shilling». Chili. was swept by a two
million dollar lire.
If Commiuioner flaunt curries out his
announced programme of parking :t‘m/It
pen-Idea claims before the and of the year
he will, it is alleged. entail on the govern-
ment on additional expense of animal).
Seventy employee of the Standurd .\Innu~
factoring unfunny. at St. Mnry'il. 0,,
were made alpowhlmu by rillllf‘k from light
plug which not tire to the factory.
Execution bus been issued against Cobb
Vulcanile Wire company of.\\'ilniingtou.
Del. for autumn! the instance of William
Wiuhimau. of l’biludelphia.
Mm Jefferson Davis buvvritlcn u lulu-r
to Governor Buckner giving her I’mtullll
for selecting Virginia on the final reeling
place of her husband’s body.
Fivmiuhs of the stock of the Pittuhuru
Commercial (insane has been sold to John
Dunlap. awealtby tin importer and free
trader, for within
Th! New York Herald prints what it
calls an rrpmurc of George W. Dunn's
"Standard Chemical company." organis-
Ing with a capital of crown», which The
Humid claims is nearly all “wind"
It is proposed at New York to erect a
monument to (loin-rill John A. Dix, who
filled successively the officer: of poettnrmtrt
at New York. secretary of the treasury.
major general of volunteers in the war of
the rebellion and governor of the stole of
New York.
Tlion. John (3. Carlials says. "Sonia of the
Kentucky papers have been throwing dirt
at me, saying that l had been presented
with a house and lot by the Frsnkfort lotv
tery on account of my opposition to the
adoption of a new constitution; but I will
Inrvlvs their slander: and attend to bulb
uses at the old stand."
In the French chamber of deputies July
if M. ltlbot (hounded a vote of confidence
in the government and not It by a vote of
[ID to ill
Loni fieliabery's advocacy of woman
courage mam strong opposition since;
the English Conservative:
Dir. Parnell has not yet void theorists in
the 0'8lmi divorce case. and anordvr in
bankruptcy has been Issued against him.
An Italian riot Ia fund At 00be Ferry.
for some mysterious reason the ”term
Lake Hop-trons has been gradually fell.
in; during the but three weeks The full
has averaged one and a half inches a tiny,
ll‘llklll. a total of three test.
(leer-3s Parker. formerly of nmhlyn,
was found in his boarding hen-s In born
don shot thmxb the beast under sitcom:
stances that leave it uncertain whether he
committed suicide or was inn-tiered
Iona. leaflets Indicted.
unearthly mumm- J. nus-rol-
in the court of union and
w "not guilty” in the of bar.
II‘ willfully shot and nil-1%...
machine-rooms“ ma Doris! ’
fie-star
erosy
keetbsnigbtot Jun-If. New
tadichdfor nurdcrhi
mauled-neon.
“lumen. July mullet: W. :21
cflewYublsucraI-aemsrcfth
rattler one motor has foundati-
t to» W Jain-w. been.
my»
Mac the nestles-f
Comst0ckBros,
laconic Building. Hurtful.
mom/o I earned:
IS OUI? FAMILY MEDICINE."
0cm Cello.6sexbs.lsrc‘_fhmt.crny. Menu.
Whooping Coughlmchmmbnna. Anna.-
a» w Consumption In cm as". an! lam "In! in
advanced stages. (In or «a. You will an the ca-
erlbet air“ after taking the In!
' .. n. ry'k”. Lar‘v bush, Hecate
IIEIHIHl audios ‘ tilllltil
STAMFORD. CUXN.
UPEII TIIIII'IUGII EIITIIIE SUMMER.
A pm'llt'nl. lluainms 'l‘rninln School for
bolhsoscx. Studentsrntrringdur n then-ring
can be filled to till mittens in t autumn.
Every businm brntu naught thonmldy. Tin-
mllcizi- In "first elem" - mniptm'm. nn-l ovrty
department in charge of competent instruc-
tors. Serulforcstahmir. Address.
dear. mu s,
adult
President MerrillBusinesscolltge
STA.“ Fulfil (It ).\' N.
DELICIOUS MINCE PIES
EVERY” 0" IN THE YEAR.
—_———-
mu! Kmoulumlfor
Superior Duality,
Cleanliness.
and rum-mm" to
.. ; ‘ housv‘kwpern.
m ( .nluuu mutniul/m' f: n fury: pits.
. z- w (zrrnxllisttturn-h: nphnn .lL-uwfiomnko
n'ru. r 1 mm. lh-flm-sut-hmnvtm. mil Insist on
Lentils: .\~I.‘~' 'r; \l t it lvm'nl~;llol-1§L
MERRELL a. SOULS. smacust. NJ
up!» ly
auto NIA taunt:
comma con
A-a. ‘lh'Il‘l‘li we to all who as.
n! I‘ll.“ .u f~r|f Writes
w. ,r .-... m ;. mlmrvttetfl
u. a uni [-r m u nunufnctunn
IUNES 8: Hum.“ 00.. EtIiImI. I“.
mil lion
Minus
IIIIIIIIIIII
KILLER
MINES All. DISEASES.
It in mncedcd beyond adoubt that frrmcntp
lion unlcmbcvi is the cause of oil din-ac. And
we claim that no muiirinr flnt‘flfl‘ ill-rm un-
lnuil bu the combined "allure of a Iihuul
Purifier. Antler-pileup! onto. This riverful
Mtlfln‘IIflfl stops fermentation am arm!»
dmbimby assisting more to cure. “a
will mail you circulars» free. explaining the
germ “remit incur. . .
it. II. l'la «Lumi- borwaik. t‘onn.. or O
blunt street. New York t'lty. flare
WHY NOT DRINK
WILLIAM
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HEADQUARTERS FUN
MILLINEHY!
lg!» Wreath“: .4 4:.
One lot. of fine French lowers 30c..«toc.. 50¢.
each. Don‘t forget the number.
I7 MAIN STREET,
Next to J. F. Bennett's dry goodn More.
Mrs. W. Fawcen,
No. I] Main Street Hermit
Spring Styles
HATS
Stinandsmssuuats
Boy‘a flute and ('nps. (“rush Huts for Mrn and
Ihrys. ‘Sutrln Soft flats for Mon at
KNAPP’S,
9 i Washington St.
Particular Nation Paid to Fixing.
cleaning and Ironing Silk Hats.
F. HAYES
Having retrieved his turn! murki-t
No.6 Nonh Main Street.
\"Illstipply the [implo- of this vicinity with
tin-[inert lint» of
Fresh and Salt Meats,
POULTRY. Etc"
'I‘u b.- fouml in tho- state.
F. HE? ES,
Nil. 6 NORTH NIIIN SlHEEl
rlzttf
St )I'TII NURWALK.
UIBBLE 8L UUMSTUUK
Arc selling a very nice quality
of “utter. It is from tho Lob—
unou. (‘t.. Cl'i'ilillt‘l‘)’. .-\t this
time of Illl‘ year when pusturagc
is plenty. the Lebanon Creamery
pooplodo but find a ready sale
for all the roll butter they make.
The over product is sold in tubs,
and this is the Butler which we
to 5 cents :1 pound loss than their
Roll Butter. This is our second
season with it. We know it is
as sweet as now buy. and will
keep well. it is so solid made.
We are finding sale for tubs and
half tubs. as well as by the RID-
gle pound. About .30 pounds to
the tub. If you wish a nice
nrticlohoro you have it; 250 a
pound. Special prico by tub or
part of tub.
UlBBlEiLUUMSTUUK
on To
Saratoga. Lake George
and migrant!
RENEWAL I)? THE DEIJHIITFUI». I‘I'ZIl-
NilNAher (,‘ONIII'CI‘ED
Grand Four-Days’ Visits
Br 8mm United Plumes 'l‘rslos. and Mim—
dlsys. \vvrkly till close of scam the first
having bond: Norwulli. Hominy. .‘luly It. at
H“ n. m. Cesar.” for All or the
rimmltrip,whir inclmlesmuv st ran-lion!
private inmate. Minimum to nil the fiplomibl
“orb "rand (til-emu. Mineral tipri the
Mach flu-ht Paloma. I‘ruuieuukn. res.
no...“ ticketste Lake (Mum and lit. atr-
ll .tw of the moat famousruorfsof the
"1.4%.: will? ‘3?“ ""3 fig...”
non uranium
fi3|§r|wtm' Druid I Iowa???" min-‘wlll
iv . ram-inure Ir r i c m»
lair.) Thine splendid trips an'iivrn by the
Wuyfiflm donation (new the
lions- lc it. Co. A. '. Parana. i’.A.
4‘.
‘ ". oi" km. a "
8.0.“ .m
as
IIUIII I. IIIVT'IJIImflliIIt
nudism out“:
so small that you
« DORILONWDOINT.
SATURDAY. JULY I II.
' AFTERNOON:
concert by Smythe's Orchestra.
-—-—l-'rom 4 to (I l’. M.--——«
I’IIOGIIAMDII’J:
.
II“- I7 "3|“ SUP-BI. tom-ox" tritium:
Formerly 3 Water St. Norwalk. iiizll’ffifffi“... ”Wadi
wbhiumfiéflir‘lWEe-lim my: :2 if}; i-Ei‘v'liiir'é'lhe}. llinutcn with the Might-fill:
3mm? i333: "' 39“" ""‘W' ""5" “- lidlfl’éi"s;m;f.'.2'.'.'.'. '.‘" . . . .'.‘.‘.ii';.'..mm..-.
EVENING:
Dancing from 8 to men P. M.
Smut- will helm! Riverside anilion. Wash—
ington ell-col Bridge. every hour. and tlmvllor-
ion Iiuuw on file half hour. 103.45
Fine Coach Horses, Elegant
(D a»
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IIUI UF THE MANUFACTURER
FIVE MILE RIVER.
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BABY IIIIl UULL UANBINGES.
Tin-oldest manufurtnrur of baby rurriliuca
unit Hflt'l's finished work for Nllt‘ in tin- dim-r-
t'IlI Flill'fi"! running gear: ninouurvnt union
of but it'hlllill trimmin '5. hi pl'lt‘l‘a “bub will
be high mouth and ow through tm‘uit the
Iliivsl fit-[III nit-i.
FRANK BOYLSTON
tI IBIV
.-\n_v article that has outlived
‘3‘.) yours of competition and ini-
itation. and sells more and more
Call to your notice. It is the I ,
sunn- swoot. “'oll~llliiilt‘ article 1-;itblb'w‘armlnunl “9“) merit.
that is sold in rolls. at from 3 " m“ “‘m‘ “ml" hm‘
made in from. is just that article.
Those who use it each week (and
their name is legion) save
clothes and strength and lot
soap do the work. All that we
can so; as to its merits. pilli'tl
into nothingm-ss, llt'fnl‘t‘ the
story it will tell. itself. of its
own peril-ct purity and quality,
if you will give it one trial.
Ask your grove-r for it. “0 has
it. or will get it. Try it next
Monday.
There are many imitation
N. B. Elwtrir Soup» in which vim--
tririly pinystmlnrt. hobb'nut'
in tinl orIgiIml one. all Mngtwlim. Elw-
trim. and iiiwtnv‘lingim un- fraudulent
imitations. Auk for Ilobbinn' Electric,
m'tliut our nunwisnn every wrapper.
nudif uny otlwr in m-nt you by your
X‘l‘l‘, when you order mm. It
neck to him.
I. L. (‘nsuls (a ('o.
Philadelphia. I’ll.
l. H. UEUIIEII.
towinmmun sum humus.
Denlcr in
Well I’upom
Mixed Points.
White Loud.
Oils. Glass,
Conch Colon; and Vurnishco,
Artists’ Materials.
Combined Choir rind Stop Lud-
dcr, mm.
McClonkc ’5 Wood Fillorwilost
lMt‘lfl'ullfW Mortal“ rum. led in the nrket, $2.le n (fallen.
MM.“ “’3'. “militia: ii‘wm gamut}? ,
. . .. » a r- ringing,
Nmm heUihsyrsglutiov. t. Curcoirnining.
I '1‘ TI. 1'01“" ‘ 0
, t .
v.» album“ “rhythm: on 79 WHSIII n SII’BBI
Attainment . Van three a CIA. is this '
II? unwind by mptual «resent.
.m”!l‘....‘it"‘...”.'fi'.n bi .l'm‘l will: I 7
“mm“ “hill. van use i GERSIIUM RAYMIINII
limiter VALE or.
ml. numeral... am. M u I] IUI'I'II “II “It“,
(inbuilt! ”Will. 3001‘" sonvvmut.
mat-nut
mu. (Mill. OYWI'BRH. VRUI‘lfl
\fmlff‘jillm. Hm P1103.
CHM.LARD.EIIOULDPM
WNA AND cmnn
MM W
t. " transmitter-u
Mum
. are selling lightf'suiis at light
. prices; in {notit may be saidtliid?"
the suits are fighter than the prices,
though the material of which they ”taro
madeis of the. featherweight variety.
The figures are simply rock bottom and
”the margin of profit that they leave is
could écarcoly see it
with a microscope.
STABLE BEDDING.
(Ilesn. Economical. Healthful. at
IIIlF III! BUST £31m.
H AZ ago N
Cross Creek
0951;-
Hickory.'0ak. Pine In Chasinul
WOOD.
BalellHiy and Straw
9%". AM) FEED.
HaymiiIIUFolHers
THE 'EAG‘E'E“
. I.IGIIT NUNDSTEII BIUYUIE.
SAFE, PHIUTIUII IIIU FIST.
This whoelhus been thoroughly u-stml and
runnot fail to be a fuvorite among wheclmen.
J. BAPTIST PERRY
Agent for Norwnlk and vicinity.
Office 3i Ruvmond sin—vi. corner duy.
i'. 0. lion 53:. 5mm. Sorwnik. n. untzttm
Morning. Noon and Night
—~T.-\KE——-
tumult.
line Bottle Thoroughly convinces.
It i-I ri'lriliritnblr how rminy {tropic there are
who huvt- Illll liml feeling \v m non-m tu think
l It of no irnwrtunw or that nothing nee-d be
done for ll. Tliry would not In. moan-Ions
u if they rmIIzHI bow rrully .wriom fbrnial-
ml} In. ltut they think or my. "it will go
x of! nfler nwbilr.“ We do not "loan the le—
gitimnw Wt'iklllu’nzt whirh nll oxwrienr'u
uftrr a hard dun-M work. but that ALI.
ouxrz. unity «in Plenum which n
wpwinlly overxmworing in Illt‘ morning.
wiwn the body should be refreshed and
rrudy forwork. If l-t a iniatnkc to allow
this mudilion to continue.” the body um};
won lu‘t'ulllr debilitated beyond rut-own.
ur mum diwnm "my twin a font-hold.
The rravlngu of the -I)‘MI‘III for noel-tame
would IK‘MIIBIlf‘Il by tnklnglo ‘ "I
c lint- xrestcat building-up
nu-dlrint- known to the mulira sch—mo. t
linrifirs and \‘lltaIIM-i the blood. regulates the
i ligation and real! y docs
Make the Weak Strong.
STILLSUN'S SPECIFIC
la n Huron urr for
Chills and Fever and Malaria.
HALE’S '
Bough Balsam
«or
VIII) UNEIINY.
IIUNEIIIIUXU.
TM! All) TIIllI
2‘0 Cents.
H. R. HALE,
' Honwnm. cons.
Economy and Comfort!
list}
Gasoline Stoves
Indrvold nmmtx II
the Summer m. “If
We have the wry first inch
THE MANHATTAN
II All UIZEU.
Will bake. m: and do all the mi of To
stove with It." the rumble and expense. rim
Is on: in this town.
Call and See Them.
mum I5 arm I cum
N.H.liaekar§lio
manpower.
Norwalk Chronicler