so hearilythat you cool
9 hands i an? auctioneer. Prices ; . .
dheartheoras’h «half‘a detenv'lbloeks
away. We are spelling our Bargains with a big 13 because
p‘there’s nothingsmall about them. Do you want to make a
donargo a long way i We can give you a better return for it
than you can get for a'dollar and a quarter elsewhere, and
'25 cents saved is twenty-five cents gained. .Here’s an oppor-
tunity for putting your money where it will do the most good.
'3' Slimmer
. the Negro.
mam
, .Allx. h—Thc new commander
, m“ the Grand Army. John Palmer.
hewe leit
J.B.Gonr.nrso.
Adjutant General.
. j, trees-nu one a mag.
Who the unease were installed Com
. ianief John Palmer-was present
altkeilecbythe retiring commander in
with tho declaration that there
he mm!!!” stand by himand
{ Palmer then assumed the gavel
the silver encampment. The
mm , nationaiconncil of administra
”tithe Grand Army of theltepublit
H as. use-an or Administration.
Lin—A. W. Polsyhan. Birmingham.
illhsn - Arkanns
v
‘ lastl-
AW Baku—(lease L Sheep. Salmon
. insets-n e. Dietrich. Uhimgo; lndians
E lucked. Evansville; lows-J.
Kan-semi D. Barber.
3. W;
' Kentucky—J. ii.
and
Browning. Louis
vCharln K.
W
a; ' rock—n rum Serum: North
17.1 heater;0hiir—Eds.llrant.
the. :Orem—D. it Tattle, Portland.
, winin- lcC‘leIlan. nit-burg.
i mac—A. 0. Baum Washington. D. C.
“Held—Inn C. Luthr". Providence.
last Mots—l. w. Caldwrl.
V'. J. Smith. Hemp
0. W Houston [I
"it. hit hale: Vernon “D. J
- WJI. Aspenwall. Ior
audAlaaka—J’rank Ciendenin
Sioux Falls
: T
W. nm. lmkugec.
an. lap. all Roman loan-eats
of the committees on John A
Ima’h nd Phil Sheridan’s monument:
m that the Logan monument (and
such-“Alli and is closed For the
monument they have 050,000 in
Gm Oglesby. of llllnols. re
may progress for the com
titles on model hall at Decatur. ills.
II. Owl-r Questio- lae Dearl-
mu some of the most lntelli
cm in the city. the reeentao
, d the eneam t in declaring that
not. be drawn in the
peers thedeath blow instead
him of the colored veteran:
et III-and lllxon's line.
south-snare are simply going home
determined than era that they will
to associate witi
ll
annual Inconsistency.
, Commander ll .ol thedepartmeni
. filament! ieeienlppl. speaking for
nys; "Now. we are the men
to five the colored veterans e
in the 0. A. it. by having
to established.
Mm elaiastohememhen
but they can't he admitted
at the encampment and were
[we'd lta Girls ”turned tre- Illa-l
"A. it. Men Will h
twelei years. He moved to Dakota in 1830
with l
or
”like
then lest day returned with their war
painti
tethe. ground, and be. his wife and their
two cl ildren were made captives.
taken with hysteria and died before
travel brought them to a mining crimp.
There he ioinedaprospectlug band. The!
werelortnnato at every turn. in a few
years had amassed a fortune.
found his fnthcnln‘law had received the
lndial settlement of the Uraaes. While there
I at: we lieantiful white girls Tkeyinformod
Inc
to delth by the Umand that their grand
WI. horn your name and lived in Boahury.
I
Washington authorities, and Mr. Page
soongreceived the necessary papers. lie
wentw to Fort Brown. then. with guides
and l interpreter, he visited the reservar
tionl ear Fort Garland. where he remained
pea-choice of his children.
elected
T. Cs Dennis, of Boston; vice president, A.
Victi ry. New York;
1
arise TWELVE LONG riches.
of lineage Indiana.
. Ana. h'cahle Page has arrived
Min Dakote with his two (blah-
them from ahaud
ini‘wbose custody they havehen
Jenn; bride.'who was ”in Clare
Roxbury. Everything prospered
Indians were friendly.
One y a caravan passing through the
t tired upon the lndians, who
n. Page’elittle home was burned
Page was bound to a tree. ills wife was
The children were carried away nd
to grub.
y some cowboys saw him.
at the rawhide which boundhiln
went with-them. A few days’
Iy he returned In Boston. Here he
Nun Fons Refund}
may Bmva'rloa. Aug. lilies.
ker—f have inst returned from the
In}
their father and mother had been put
. Cnanm Precast".
Th1 casewas put in the hands of the
fun" Carriers llect Metre.
Dll'ntot'r, Ans. a—The carriers have
the following officers: President.
E. 81 th. San Francisco; secretary. J. i’.
treasurer. F. W.
Crau . indiauapolis; sergeant-sums. ll.
W. T 'ashington. Neal-ville; executivecom-
with , 'l'. B. Gregory, Denver; Colonel 13.
W. l lcflner, Omaha; C. C. Conden. Gin.
cinnl i; l’. K. lliley, Milwaukee, and W.
B. Hogan. Chicago
To Stop Yrsrd’a Seagirt Sale»
Minimums. Aug. a—lleceirer Yard-
ley, iof the suspended Keystone brink.
learned H. 1!. Yard, whuischargcd
with conspiracy with John Bardsley, in-
tended to offer the Keystone bank's Seo-
girt‘s property at public sale today.
Yardly immediately requested his attorney
toy to Trenton to make applicniion for
an injunction restraining Yard from
me] lag the sale.
urn \"ork or the Pension "flee.
\Vlesiiinrimx, Aug. {ix—Pension Com»
misliioucr Room in a letter to Acting bet:
retaky Nettle-ton states that during the
your just closed 1 ”original certificates
weep lssued,&l,&tli are than ever before
issued. There are pending 039.056 claims,
bntithe office lsworkinx them off at the
rate of mull) per month. The letter was
writ ten in response to the complaint of a
soldier at the delay in the pension oilioe.
Dentists choose 0-eera.
51 runs. Aug. 8.——-’l‘ne American
Dental association elected the following
06h - President. W. W. Walker. New
York; first vice preshlent. J. I). Patience,
Kai City; second vice president. 5 C.
We kins, Montclair, x. .l.; corn-pending
eeci , ii. A. Levy. New York; record-
lnuiseeretary, George ii. Cashing. Chins
go; treasurer, A. ll. Fuller, St. lonia.
he Balseel Fishing Boats Released.
V sunscreen-y. a—ree state depart
m t has been notified that the British
goiernnieut has released the seven fishing
yes It eelsed off Eastport, Me. for fishing
inl tish waters. A fog prevailed at the
tin of theselsnre. and the hosts. if llslc
lay in British waters. were doing so unln.
nationally. and for this reason they were
he Wort a! the President.
(are at". Any. s—The president has
all the cranial-alone of the following
poi masters: John 1'. Robinson. Vina.
Karen. Muse; John W. llowson.
N. Y. Esra ll. Haywood.
editors! the World, Princeton, lie-a. who
we sentenced totwenty years for misuse
oil mails, was denied a pardon.
a lyetery at the flatten.
«insurers. N. Y.. Ans. I~Coremer
ofllleter county. letryin. to clear
1!
Bi
" THE roiiggngenuss
They Have No Hope of catch-
nucnrnmne 1113 LATEST DEED.
[by cun- That the Walls Woman lae
sistcnatheoryof suicide in the case of
the old woman Woolfc found dying from
horrible wounds that suggested the work
of Jack the Ripper. The police hare found
that the woman was insured for em for W
the benefit of her son. and they allege that
she probably cut herself with the rosor in
order to give the impression of a Ripper
murder and to securethe insurauee tuber
an. the Min: aged and (cable and with no
interest in life.
. .. ....... m...
in: the Ripper.
line. the Wounds lip-a Ila-sell. but
Physicians lay etc could set llava
Done b—Maiia eel tire Tragedy.
lollies. Aug. a—Tlre loniion police lav
‘I'ke Polleo are Ilapeleaa.
Physicians. however. say that it was im— St. W
possible for the woman hemll to have in-
flicted the wounds, and some critics aver
that the police are hopeless of catching
the,‘ murderer and wish to dismiss the
crime as self perpetrated.
Early in the morning an unknown man
attacked the woman. who in seventy years
old. and a resident of \i’hitcchapcl. When
aid reached the mortally and terribly
wounded woman it was seen that he had
cut her throat. and that she had been
slashed in the body and on one arm.
Her assailant escaped, and thus for the
police are without any knowledge as to his
whereabonta Of his identity nothing is
known.
Without a Word of Warning.
The woman says that the man sprung
upon and attacked her without a word of
warning.
She suddenly saw the glitter of a knife
and mechanically raise-d her arm to ward
ofl the impending blow. Then she fell to
the step. when: she was subsequently dis
covered. and remained where also fell until
the police Iiually came to her assistance.
0n the arrival of the police a ruler
smeared with blood was found lying near
the wounded woman.
Ito shot a Woman Dead.
Cmctsrum. Aug. fir—About 3 o'clock
last night Jowph .l. levi. recently em-
ployed by the Baltimore and Ohio South-
western railroad. shot and almost instant
ly killed Ida Kipp just as she was. entering
the gate of aFlfth street beer garden with
a frlsod Levi haul been paying attention
to the girl for some time and was jealous
of her. lie saw the couple walking to
gather on the street and follnwnl them
for several blocks. Just as they reached
the beer garden he stepped up. drew .1 m
eolrer from his pocket and tired four shots
at her. one inking effect in the heartland
another through the left hand.
The Wraps-II lined I'irw.
He then placed the weapon to hie‘bwn
head and pulled the trigger, but it missed
lire. lie ran down Fifth street, drawing
the shells from his rerolrer and trying to
reload it with the intention of ending hh
own life. in his flight he stumbled and
tell to the sidewalk. discharging the re-
volver. but doing no serious damage lie
got up and tried to escape from the crowd
who were after him. but was Inally cap
lured and locked up in the Central police
station. Levi is about twenty-is yours M
are. lda Kipp was a handsome girl shot“.
nineteen years of age. "or lather keeps a
blacksmith and wagon shop at res Second
street and lives at fl Anderson street.
Webster lure-niece.
NEW YORK. r‘IIK. Kwiiortram Webster.
thegamblcr who shot and killed Charles
I. Goodwin last Sunday night, is in
custody. The police protrea to have been
searchinxlor him in every [Milk direc-
tbn without avail He drove uptothe
front door of "owe a: llumruell’e law
ed“, at Center and liconard streets. at to
a. m.. walked madly into the older-Jud
announced that he won Rudy to surrender.
Ilia coining was not unexpected. as llowe
anmmell Imd previom-ly notified the
police. who were ready to receive the
he live.
t looks rather strange that this well
known man should have immunity for
nearly a week after a killing of such a
character. when the police arrested 1!
in their elon- to clear up the
“little! “(lid Shake-strum." It kiwi
beiievedthat Webster killed (sustain be-
.“ m I‘M “W. “I Edit“ ”It. "In." “WHO? hill it'll unable to
in river of the hodyofawell dressed
set about fifty years old. Itlesue
that she was robbed and murdered
canoe of the night boateand her body
ill a into the rim.
I The President's Yen-seat ‘laar.
crush. Vt. Aug. owl'reeident um.
'a tour “with this state promises to
by a W of public dent»
- Multan-dill. lit llnr-
~ thepreeideutwili be tbelrnestcf
. “needs. He will also visit iieo
Proctor at Preeterloratlay or two.
fourteen heath in All.
hi
ii
iii
i
i
i
e
3!
cl
iii:
1’
I
Ana. our? body of
”trap liotalwlu and hated him for the
slight».
The Funeral of (loud-la.
its last resting place in i Lam family
lot in the old cemetery hack of the l'nitan
Charles it. module. the victim in New
York of Albert Webster's jealousy.
Its-an Phillips than I'm
the murderer of llannah
nature arias Ira-am.
Distinct waterside
lathe
theatyetsry.
anal-sin
thetrmoreaarm nptowitkinsa boar.
I
it
SEE?
iii:
Ill.
OllIZIIII—II‘
cocoon—use
limB-arrandWafi-
Ill
2300000I—DOI
coiaoou SIS
Goodallaudllnrtalazuireaad
- KI...
Inflarsm....006tioiilllo~552
Troy ........... too:ono|o-tee
lhtteeias: Burner and lluilord: Taylor. Gk.
andCollins.
Attiyracuae— mill.
oqxuuuuuowlet
Emirate. . deuterium-Fill
Murine. LinkandQulmnllL. “and
Boston Aug. Sun-Two late it followed to
tan church at Arlington the hill, of
Bacon". Aux. lelartla Phillipe.
who was arrested on “Wet beta;
neon.wko
wuhendehokedmdntnatoindahb.
l.,kaebeeedhebarnsd. ileuetietaetcrlly
prevedhlswesreabceteattkstl-eeetaa
yesterday
nanometaerseeliay
Then-elem financier
rdsrerareoewfellwedla
at-eeetwmotthetiiae when the eel-e
“committed. The mlsereeat who he
wai'7'm'WTARWW6iWM"
sour.
At Beaten
- pauper-sever
”ml-us
‘
M Marian-a. sear-ta
-- m roam
” tines-a1... lolly
Mme-ell
r nucleate.
“ BOSS ”
Leash !_i_|_k_ Biscuit
See that each
biscuit is stamped 8088
lines your grocer keep the
Boss Cracker?
l.
Nose.
THE NEWS iN BRIEF.
The Catholic Total Abstinence Union
of America has concluded its annual seer
aiou. [Indianapolis was selects-lac the plan:
for holding the next annual convention.
Bishop Cotter was reelected president.
Herbert Kenny, an insurance agentul
Pittaburg, has been arrested at Toronto,
charged with emheeslernant and forgery.
it has been decided that Mr. Parnell will
visit the United States during the antenna
and conduct acampaign throughout the
entire country. hire. Parnell will accola-
pany her husband. making her public
debut as a politician.
The body of Jennie Van Horn, an at-
tendant at the Harrisburg Insane asylum.
was found in the canal. it is supposed to
bee ease of suicide on account of here
united lore.
The Russian council of state has decided
to prohibit the exportation of corn, owing
to the bad harvest.
Ten prisoners. with a fine saw. escaped
from the county jail at lacunae. Wis
Governor Buchanan has issued a pinnin-
rnation calling an extra session 0! the
legislature of Tennessee.
George Theodore son Moltke. nephew of
the great German field marshal. was mae-
ried at Tacoma, Wash. Wednesday to
Miss Jane smith.
A clerk in the clothing store of Abra-
ham 3 Co, at West Superior. Wm. kid a
half smoked cigar from one of his employ-
ers in a pile of clothing. lines. mono.
Thomas W. lloooek. for fourteen years a
member of congress from Virginia. and
speaker of culminate run-gm for
four years. d at his home in Appomah
to: county, Va.
An oiliesr ot the United States rte-at
ship Msacola says that italmaeeda Is
loading Chili with paper money. l’ill hos
covers. redeemable by a liver of drowns,
are used for small change in Santiago
United States Commissioner llirshheek
rendered a decision at Builolo to the elect
that Chinamen spouted from Canada
into the United State- must be sent back
to China and not to Canada. as heretofore.
Chicano [learner-ate have screed to ilnal
peace. H. _~
lam Bill's father's My fol-d.
luvsnvorrrn. lien. Aug. a—a «his
brain he's bill. stint t; llullalo Bill at
reepool to an lot the procure er
had of his father's body. for which {use
wardof W has been odesed.intkanld
burying pron-idea l'llct Knob. Quarry.
area had dun up an iron casket answering
tothedeseflptlcnot the caste wklchthe
elder (lady was buried.
”freely W ‘I‘Ielr (than...
New Yetta. Ann. Ii~TIie Herald
gang's m 17‘ “new indicates
a r a. a prom
have scarcely ay
.i m. mace: Pies
Fawcett’
HEIIIQIIIITEIS FBI
MlllllIEIlY!
lie. ll llain Street.
Formerly 3 Water St. lioredlr.
Just rem-ind.“ donut Hats today to cell
without mane. all shapes; and colors. at the
extremely low price of 30¢... former nice 81.
One lot of lists the. Wmths ! ear-h.
One lot of line French 1' owen waldo“ 50¢.
curb. lhm't forget the number.
I7 MAIN STREET,
Next in J. li‘. Bennett's dry grinds slum.
Mrs. W. Fawcen,
'0. ll Iain Street Icrnelk
Did it ever occur to you that
there was a diilerence in Soda
Water? Syrups sour very easily
this season of the year. We
aim to have the best, and our
trade is so large that we are
obliged to make our Syrups
fnrshcvcry day. May be ”you
don't know it. but we serve purc-
Crcum with our h‘nrit Syrups
and at the seine price you pay
elsewhere without it. Perhaps
youhuvehoughtyourSraluwhcre
it didn’t suit you. Try ours.
unlit “ALE nsr.
biennium"
Try
keep cool.
there is about it.
ou‘ cannot always ,hai‘re
‘ of n dip‘in the deep,.deep' see, just
it. but it isn’t necessary to put your head under ape
We have knocked
props from under the old price because it is cheaper to so!
at cost than to store them away until anothersummer center
along. We ought not to part with one of them at such he.
unprecedented figure, but go they must and that is
one of our suite.
n. i
I When ”you?
a“
zirm/ 20 WAGONS,
I ‘ _
{I i AG? (WWW dancing from t to use P. l.
‘ T" - me new:
or r, e . .
Canopies. renamed. .. W.
SATIIMIAY. AIIIl. I.
' AFTERNOON:
‘ ‘ ‘ . Bomrt by Smytlle's orchestra.
' ' " “lieutenant—w
masseuse:
, . Palate]: .............................. Brighton
........................... Ie
Of A“ KindSI gal-7:33.: Waltadtesnemhram‘cofzhuaEh
m... cum-m. men :3- “rumor.
DoRLoN POINT.
“Buggies.
Spindles.
Phaetons.
Bunabeuis.
Business Wagons.
Which are olcr at
Greatly Reduced Prices
in order to saw carrying them our till
nest Hpring.
i‘ali ands-tea them. and sawm- n maul bur-
gain. You will new-r have ll better upper
tnniiy.
Wrighitilynn
Fllllllll STREET,
South Norwaik.
F. HAYES
Having removes! his meat market
lie. 6 North Main Street.
Willsupplythe people! of this vicinity with
the finest line of
Fresh and Salt Meals,
POULTRY. Etc"
To be found in tlur‘etate.
F. H711? ES,
Ill. 5 NORTH lllIlI SlflEEli
SOUTH Silli‘t'ALK.
institutional
Arc selling a very nice quality
of Butler. It is from the Leb-
anon. Ct" Creamery. At this
time of the year- when pusturage
is plenty. the Lebanon Creamery
people do not find a ready sale
for all the roll butter they make.
The over product is sold in tube,
and this is the Butter which we
cull to your notice. It is the
sonic sweet. Well-made article
that is sold in rolls. at from 3
to 5 cents a pound less than their
Roll Butter. This is our second
season with it. chuow it is
usswcct us new hay, and will
keep Well, it is no solid made.
We are finding sole for tubs and
WE” «'3
e “.....
0M0, 43“ ”rain Street.
anion-ran. (3."!
leans-«Ia
um I!" i“ Till VIII.
,. ‘ SUCH
”were ate-em? Nt'aewl'a.
"ew- .2“..er
fifi‘izu ,mn tea.
‘ I'LL 350th Breached!“
“I!
hulf tube, on well as by the sin-
gle pound. About .50 pounds to
the tub. If you wish a nice
nrtiolehcre you have it: 250 n
pound. Special price by tub or
part of tub.
IlIBBLEltIlIlMSTIlBK
#1."... "am hlira-e- “t“:
w; $211. if e’araleaae. eee'a‘re I e
e I e
trunk ao'ii'oahh‘i’re rs..as
Q
TO HORSE BUYERS
cut it! Ieeof runni
of ho- lrs and trimni
‘3" C cimining.
ted.
M. H. PARSONS,
Horses, Family Horses, Grocery
All Horses sold by this es-
Horses, Fine Coach Horses, Elegant
in fact. Anything in the Horse
tablishmcnt are warren
PRICES LOW.
Brookslde Stock Farm.
Horses, Farmer-5’ Horses,
Line.
Trotting Horses. Pacing
Roadsters, Heavy Truck
Illll Ill llIE iiiIIIII‘iIlTIlIIEIl
FIVE MILE mv ER.
Peat Mass? '
us 1'“ 6081 of suit .
... HA‘EMLTON
Cross Creek
Hickory. (lat, Pine and chosen,
Baled Hay and Straw
RaymondBrothsrs
TH E"’EAG'E
(norm! In! to be a favorite among w
J. BAPTIST PERRY
suns assume.
ole-a. romeo. healthful. o
COAL.
_vy_oon.
E .
I.|IiIIT IiIlABSTEIl Bliili'ilE.
Thiswheel has been thoroughly tested and
bedroom
Agent for Xurwaik and vicinity.
0mm 3 Raymond street. corner day.
l’. 0. Box 579. South Summit. Ci. szIin
Bllll III! IlIllI. BIIIIIBES.
The oldest manufacturer of baby curl?“
now offers finished work for sale in are ill eh
gear: always-at varietfi
.. at prim-s which wi
be h h h and w enoeur tusuit the
some sons-rap
There is nothing, (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman's labor us
much as Dobbins' Electric Soup,
«distantly sold. since 180:9. Now,
why rub and toil, and wear out
yourself and your clothes. on
weekday, when this perfect soap
is provided. to lighten your In-
hor, and sure your clothes? if
you have ever used it, in the '32
years we have made and sold it,
you know that it is the best,
pun-st. and most monomicul
soup mode. if youhuvcu‘t tried
it. ask your grocer for it now.
Be sure and get the genuine.
With our name on the wrapper.
nun "“8 it is not tlw selling
'0 alum, that must
«Mimi. in arriv-
ME in“ at u klwwlt-dgo of
the value of an arthsle.
Thereiaieimucli not pure aoaplnn bar
at lioldiins' Electric aain four bars of
any other soap mule. and it will. if need
sounding to directions. do hair times
as nuu'h work its any otlavr. Its not in
but u very slight advance that of in-
feriorooap. Imbitoponiiohblm' Blot-trio.
l. 1.. out a (30..
shampoo, Pu.
la “- ”EEKER,
TDWaehImloa Street limitcrwalk.
lleaierln
Wall Papers.
Mixed Points,
White Lead.
Oils. Glues, ‘
Coach Colors and Vurmshos,
Artista’ Materials.
Combined Chair and Step Lod-
der. ”.00.
McCloek ’1; Wood Filler—«Best
m the arket. $2.001: Gallon.
9
Pa gauging,
79 Washington Sinai.
lEiiliIIIGS.
Pun humour-rm
Aaleralerla
liII. me ill m.
“unlawfhm
Morning. linen and light
-———TA K E—
Illlllllllt.
line Bottle Thoroughly convinces.
it is remarkable how many
it for lm mane rt tnothingneedbe
ddhc the “po Thtty :ould not be so
at! 1... But the «hint: or say. “ltwill
0 after awhile. We do not meantlo B
c
after a hard da‘y’s workt but that ALL
"ONE. WORN [71‘ l"! LING which is
the body shot! be refreshed
it is a mistake to alki
this condition to continue as the body may
own her-emu debilitated beyond
The cravings of the e near or .
:omeree'nfinp‘mump
u -u
med known to or?“ I: new. t
bleed. malaise the
a there are
who have that tired fecll w acorn iothlllk
unle-
if they realised how really seriousthemal-
ultimate wearlmaie which all
on bill ' ri he
wm y orerpowe II
ready for work. w
or some discaee may gain a {5233'
snowshoe
rifles and vilalizea the
situation and really does
Make the Weak Strong.
STILLSilIl’S SPECIFIC
is a sure cure for
mills and lust IllII lime.
Spring Styles
HATS '
IN ALI. illlAIlEtl AND 001038 0'
SiiiiandsmsSilkm
lloy‘e lists and (laps. Crush lists for III all
lines. Norris Mt lists for flea at
KNAPP’S,
9i Washington St.
nmanmnnm.
thenlnrntdlrenm tilt lists.
Economy and Caution!
Gasoline 8mm
“"0“ mews:
ea “miner m“
Wetsuit-emeralds
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