, Muskie for Attacks on
Yankee Jack Tats.
' ltlltsrmnttmoim
‘ f Vilpneateo Anthorltlee Ivan lat-an
ta donut-inn ta. liafety or Ber Oloeln
Macy lee Aehorov—Iinla'tor I.»
M at'chlll'n Strong language.
film Chill. Oct. 29,—Thln city win
- ‘Imotuoltement laat night caunec'
”ampere that the Chiiian legation in
Wuhlnm ltd been nttiwked. 'l‘he gov.
mt bu replied to Minister Egan'i
demand for reparation tor the recent at
bet upon the Baltimore's crew. it in
, natural to accept responsibility for
the flair. Mr. Egan bun notified thi
jute department at Waahington and laai
* but wan in consultation with Conan.
m and Commander Schley.
‘ The Baltimore Boycott-d.
Mnmlon la looked for very quick
1’. The authoritiea of Valparaiso hurt
he an for an to refune to guarantee thi
minty at market buata coming to thatclty
from the United States warnhip Baltimon
wtbaealetyololIocr-n of that veaeel com
hgnhmatnlght. Minister Egan, it ii
dd, haa notified hia government that thi
crew of the Baltimore are practically boy
netted and no American tailors are per
mitten to loud at um port.
’ It'll“! 1m flurpriaed.
It h undantood that Miniatcr Egan ex
pound much surprise at tin very nronl
‘hgnage in which the Chilian govern
' lent'a reply in couched
law“ Cantata with Secretary Blaine.
Wamo‘mx, Oct 29.-'l'he flrnt vlnit 0}
Beam Pedro flontt to the atate depart
mont was merely preliminary to a come
what extended conference which wan er
rifled for a aecond one. Senor Monti
waaawompnnied by Julian Footer. They
W at once to the diplomatic wait
Il‘mln next to Secretary Blniue’n ofllce
Senor Inuit was admitted, but Mr. Foster
tailed to dinplny the “open meme" of the
ancratary’a invitation and the door was
clonedaaalnat him.
In a few minutea Senor Montt'e card
woe conveyed to Secretary Blame and the
new Chill-u minister wan conducted intc
m white one; For fully three quar~
he 1 an hour the junta’a repreanntutl v:
,aldtha cometary or atateremained in con-
” When Senor Montt came out he
toned “unit mrrounded by a crowd oi
newapnpnr eoneepondanta To one and
all h had thin ntoraotyped answer: “I beg
*nIrpardon, but i have nothing to tell
on moat aak your department."
so ill wm Again-t Chill.
There was little mill-faction to be ob
tailed from the department. Secretary
Blaine Milled to one any newspaper mun,
and keepa the acetate of that conference in
thehnerebamber locked within his bosom,
to be given out when he electe.
The fact that he han received the Junta'i
tativa in conaidored very nignill
.IL It in believed that it in the begin-
ning! the end. it ahown Chili that the
government or the United State:
no ill will again-t the little ninter re~
"but. but at the name time in not willing
to take all the canoe and intolence in which
“clatter new disputed to indulge.
I. Probably lad- Pro-loco.
harloottla winer than come of hie
” and ban lived long enough in
Ibo nlted Staten to appreciate the advan-
“of her favor. it in believed that it
apart“ the conference wan need by
Iontt in crooning the conduct oi
It fellow eltlaenn in Santiago and Yalpc
echo and in mooring Secretary Blaine that
jeetlcn would be done and suitable
”to made by Chill for the evil that
have done under her m,
Identiale oi Senor Montt an envoy
extraordinary and mini-tar plenipotcn-
hhhmyeturlved. It in now un-
will limit.“ he receivca them no
“I protecting him to the
conduct
i
THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
Mott Will light lat-er ll Iluhell
and Ilavll Inf-ea.
In You. Oct. D.-—Jint Corbett any-i:
"ltmydepoeitat‘l'nellcrnldoinco in not
ad by Charla- Mitchell or Frank P.
Hmnncmlwilliluhtl’etw
“hIWaaidehnlm the athletic
“the amount for the
the puree in not lane
winner. My deeirc in
Kitchen or filavin. They have
Wm in the champion-
lr. Mailer hen not."
tenured Niblo'a flan
y night, and will give
in which the
he a oelentlfle four round
Mil-lawman“ chain»
Jack Fallon. the Strong Boy oi
if}!
gig;
I" E
ii
i
m Gabon Valued”.
I‘m“ Melony. it; Brown univeut
It: ”Moi? all. e A
'a . . team. a
Mueller. «z Columbia college, 0.
nae-cue on to am
Wm lament—imi- Jot
doughnut“
‘MMrtwmet Smitten, in a
who» Athletic room at
likeneademfaght.
when llawke and
i»
THE women or Pounce.
Ion. J. §loitt Vacant sprain to Albany
Bopuhltmma.
Amour: ‘)t'b. cw— i-‘uiiy 8,000 people
civic-{ml llrmmiu’zs lilei-cker hall lnet
high! to invzu' .‘iilm'lr‘i. Fittim‘lltllldvmlu
tpcnk. Till: rmhupinnm mm the mam
of any plnct‘ yet Vlhllf‘l. Mr. Faucet when
lntrmluccoi mid. alluding to the Union
college boy» yell. "i accept the omen and
believe that the milieu» and unlveraltien of
lhc state are repmscuted llll nuainnt Tam-
many Hail." The weaker alluded to the
great dlupiay of euihuoiusm and said that
he believed that tho spring of it all was
the caunc of good government ogninathad.
The party of good governmentfiwaa ceri-
tninly the Republican party. The people
were looking for gomi‘ government and
Tammany Hall. which stood for bad nov-
ernmcnt, would find it out. There was no
cause for discussion of national luuca.
They WOW diecunsiug themselves in the
suit- of every egg, every garment and every
mechanical instrument.
Mr. Permit reviewed the measures of
relief to the public, notably the taxation
bills and \ucchnnice' lien law. "it in a
Dcumcratic lie." he declared. “to any that
the Democrats were responsible for the
low tax rate of last year. it in a Gflernor
Hill lie, a campaign lie, a Democratic
platform lie." He described Governor
Hill as a little midget surrounded bya
Chinese wnil described as “1 am a Demo-
crat.” Continuing he said: ”Mr. flili mi»
takes issues. it in unit he laid 'the clay-
ing of Jim Flake by Ed Stokes won the
cause of the abrogation of hanging,'or
that ‘becuunc JciT Davis wore pettlcoatn in
why I am governor,’ or he might tell you
that because Ed Stokea and Dick Croker
have each killed their man in the reanon
why they are leaders in 'l‘nmmauy. In ex-
plaining that the Republican party isnlone
responsible for the low tax rate, he said
that it was caused by the pneugc by Re-
publicans oi’ the collateral inheritance law
and the corporation tax law. To the
question, "How about organized labor?"
asked by on auditor, the speaker with
"There never was .1 single bill to benefit
organized, labor plL‘chd bya “autocratic
legislature,“ and then the speaker pro-
ceeded to compliment labor, taking credit
to himself for the moclmnics' creditor law
and u prison inbor bill.
lit. Jul-u and the Mnxwump.
CORTLASD. X. 11, (Jul. tin-The Opera
house was Well tilled last evening with
an audience in which women predomi-
nated, who mun.- to listen to an address by
the noted Probibitionlst, en-Govcrnor St.
John, of Kansns. liin addrena wan nintllar
to those delivered by him at other places
nnd consisted in a fierce denunciation of
Republicans and Democrats alike. Mr.
St. John began his npeech by toying: “C“?
izcns, Democrats. Republicans and Mug—
wnmps. When I any hiugwurnpo ldo not
speak disrespectful”. Show mo a Mug-
u'ump and Hi show you a man that baa
couuncuced :othiuk.” '
“mm-nor Hill in Brooklyn.
liumxu‘x, Oct. 29. ~'l'he Democrata of
this city held an enthusiastic mate meet-
ing in the Academy of Mueic last evening.
James W. Ridgwny presided and intro-
duced Governor Hill, who wan well re
coined. The governor said i: won indeed
the some old Brooklyn, and expreaned hie
gratification at the reception accorded him
in the city of churches, achoola and charl-
tlm. His speech wan n lengthy one of two
hours' duration, and wit» almoet identical
with that delivered in New York Tuenday
night. The other speakers were George
Rallies, David lloody and Corporation
Connor-l Jenks.
(thienpn to Have - Tammany Hall.
Cuimuu, Oct. ail—A gigantic political
rcliexnc is about to be worked in Cook
county, my» the inter-Ocean. it in noth»
lug love than the formation of an organi-
zation that will out-Tammany Tammany
Hail. The plan in being worked by Adolph
Kraut. Anatin (i. Doyle, John P. Hopklnn
and othcm The ncheme la the aolidiiica—
tinn of the ilcmocrntaln Cook county in
ouch a way that their orgaulaatloucan
never be broken up or defented.
Fortett'n Challenge to Grant.
Sign Your. Oct. flit-General Hunted
innwd a challenge for Mayor Grant to
meet Mr. l-‘uawtt in joint debate on the
duration of cxpenditnm in the municipal
adminintrutltm. This action was taken
aitcr Chairman Hunted had read the
mayor'a letter arralanlug Faeaett for rule
“ammonia regarding the city expennen.
There in no probability of the two men
meeting on the public platform.
Chauncey I. Depew at final-lag.
l‘tcriiiao, i. l.. Oct. 9.41% Opera
home at l-‘iuihlng WM not big enough to
awnmmodale the crowd which gathered
there in! night to hear Chauncey I.
ihpew speak for Parent and Vrooinan.
Mr. llepuv spoke mainly on the auhject of
uieWoriii'n fair and ballot reform,and
around much cnthnaiaiim.
The Liquor lo- “on.
immune. N. J., Oct. wu-TM New Jar
aey Athletic club had a hot light over the
liquor quantloc here laat night at a apeelal
meeting. The bylawn were amended al-
lowing the club to ve away liquor. The
vote war a to no. motion of the club
in threatened.
Ir. Ibo-Ia- at mean.
outs. N. Y..i)ct. aura. lion, Wit
liaiu F. Shalom and Ir. McKittridp. of
Vermont. adduced a large ”amount:
meeting lent cranial. Thelion. Charlne
Si Gary prenlded at the meeting.
flirty-oil lull Iodine-oath.
Prmnoao, Oct. n—uAnoiher true hill.
containing thirtptwo separate ccnnte. ha
been found again-t Miter bill. of Chif-
m, Pa. by the United Staten arena
jury.andtkernara manual of thirty.
Ila repeat. and Income criminal
contact llr. Dill. Bank Examiner Hillel
thinks the tatd mount neared in the lent
chargenwillnotlall abort of Item ll!
can, however. that lit. lllll'e pnenlatiene
may reach twice thle amount.
“are a! Whore Wort.
matron. Oct. 9.»! c. timer, for
timepiim when. filed a hill in court I.-
tiic tartar company. he total
..........~ “in“ “-
“It",
titanium
”mm...
mm o’uu suits.
m.....,...
The $8,877 Certificate His Own
Campaign Contribution.
a) I.
31.3mm SIMPLY msoouvm I'r.
'l'he l'ennaylvauia hi'iiieIll' unopened In
"In State-um: by ILn~Collectov David
lama, of Philadelphia—Ir. Quay Ilye
‘l'hat Ito Did Nut‘ltvcn III-ow Bardeloy.
Bunch. Pa., Oct. Wrrr‘hlllliof Quay
wan men at his home regarding the
Barilnlcy certificate at deposit. lie nald
thnthe had diacovered that the date on
the certificate, Nov. 29, was pmnmably
correct. He also acid: "1 have very little
recollection of thin trnuouctloit. lknow
that l have u check for 31,000 for the cam-
paigu and a note for £9,000.
Not at All Worried.
“Mr. Bardnlcy had nothing todo with
the mutter unleaa be dlncounted the note
for the people in Philadelphia, and i know
nothing penonnliy about Bardnley'n con:
ncction with this matter.” The narrator
wan in a very good humor and did not
mm to worry any about the matter. He
at first thought that the date of them
tilicnte given in the circular was a for-
gery. He said no because the transaction
had occurred. be remembered, within "a
days prior to the election of lace, and the
certificate wan dated October.
Ilia Explanation of the Alain
“in October. not November, 18D," he at
first «old, "I gave a note togcntlemeu repre
coming the itnpulilicnn city committee oi
plilllldi‘lphln for $0,011) upon which to ralee
that amount of money for the campaign
of that year. Of what was done with it i
know nothing permiunliy, except that the
unto was afterward returned to me can-
celed paid, as i understand, by the Re
pubizmm blillt‘ cmnmittea The Bardeloy
draft in for tilt! amount of the note loan
the discount. 1 [ll't'illlllit' that llartielcy pro
Clll'l'bi the tll‘k‘vlllill oi the ixotador the hold-
ers. inkinu a certificate of deposit in hit
mm tumor, which WM forwarded to me for
indcmwxnvnl, Still! that l deposited the cer-
tificate bore mu! sent my check for the
$10,000 in Philadelphia."
Uu looking owr the trannactlou at the
[leaner bank Mr. Quay found that thcdate
was Nov. 29, instead of October. aa he had
thought.
shnploy'e Plea for Tremrer Boyer.
Humem’uo. Oct. ill-Attoro9y Shep
icy argued all day to prove that the neuaia
0! Pennsylvania had no constitutional
pow u- to remove his client, Henry K.
Buyer. from the office of utate trend"!
by the process of mhin-asiuu the governor
us contemplated in the proclamation call
log the .wuntc into echelon.
.‘rir. finnplry quoted the bill of right-
llwtuumlllillloll n! llliilnnd ”3%, the par
llama-Mary pmctivc in confirm», the con
ntitulinnn uf all the other ntatea. report:
of the trial: in caves of official removale in
the stun-s at Ten: and New Jemy. and
finally, the debates oi the conatitutlonni
convention oi 1572, in deienne of hie pool
tiou, which to beat dated in his own level
ble looming»: "i believe you have no men
constitutional authority over them in thli
form of proceeding than you would havc
to try them for murder and to hang them
or kill “will in any other way."
The attorney's aole argument won en ti
the question of jorimliction. and if a ma
jurity of the lie-note were to accept hie con
clusinnn there would be no use of caution
ing in melon longer than to record the
senatorial declaion by a call of the roll
The ntturucy general ataicd that he woulc
make- nonrgumrnt of the notation of jurla
diction for reamne which he had road:
known townie of the nonatore. He would
however, at the mount oi the nenatc, pro
not a nuimilary of factn an shown by the
evidence, and for thin purpoeedcaired tt
be accorded the privilege of epeaking aftol
all the counool for the defenne had npoken
Enacmlertor Martin llplailn. ‘l'ao.
Pinnmriic, net, “1.9. —:ienator Quay ar
rived in this city from lleaveriaet eveninp
and repaired to lilo hotel. About the name
time i-x-L'ulicctor David Martin arrived
from Philadelphia and met the aenator at
the hotel. Mr. Martin came to coneull
the senator regarding the attempt at to:
Ilcmocrata to make political capital out oi
the ccrtiilcete of deponlt found among "M
Keystone bank paper-a A reporter called
at the hotel and talked with both Senator
Quny and Mr. Martin on the nnhjoct oi the
certificate. Mr. Martin. when natal u
explain the trauaactlon. maid: "Senator
Quay gave hie note lor 0.!!!) toCharleI
Porter and toy-elf in Philadelphia to rain:
money on it wherever we could. We five.
tried two or three “Column without any
eucm.
llow llardaley the It.
"We then took the note to Bardeley and
naked him if he could not not ltdlnrcnnted
for u». lir. llanlaioy gave one check for
the amount, which waa canhednt tha'l’hlrd
National bank of Philadelphia lean thi
dinountlngofthenote—Olifi. Acmlleat.
old-posit wen acct to lienator Quay at
lleam, who vent on a check for mm
Senator Quay had no dealing whatever
with llardeley in the matter. Mr. l’ovtel
and mmli trauma-l the entire hallo-a
The note wan ailerward paid and i took it
to senator Quay in Waehinlton."
may I," Not Know Meier.
Senator Quay acid: "1 have never been
acquniotrd with llardeloy, and would
acamly know him It i new Min. l war
not even acquainted with him politically,
nor over had any political dealing with
him. lie we- not a party loan, for when
overb- van [or tnaaurerit waeaeltlnnne’
candidate.”
Senator Quay hail with him the check
that he neat to Philadelphia in return {or
the certificate of depot“. Thieekeck kae
no mi alaaiilcnaee one-pt an the neon
tor-aid.“ ln'eonlmatovyotthllate-ul J
of the whole truncation.
nine-antler War-a laid.
New You, Oct D.—~Wllfla- W.
alien ll. K. Willie-e. nil
tempting to extort
lleary W. Boa. oi Balaton
wrote leitave to lien rial-into
mouthing detrimental to Ir. Bon’e
ed daughter. wan held
Bmyth one detained anawitoem
larder” Caldwell m- “lily.
Are you particular about the matter of a, perfect lit? if
you are not, you certainly ought to be.
sort 0 lfit, about a suit of clothes that ducsn’t sit easilym—it
is fit for nothing. ‘- If it cramps you in one place and hangs
too loosely in another, it should share the fate of every other
,nuisauccwit ought to be abated. You cannot be too ills-
“tidions for us. The more particular you are, thc'morc you
will appreciate the attention which we give to everything
that contributes to a faultless clothing outfit.
There is only one
TELkbwAl mt; umv.
REV. Ur. lmwc l.w- .\ rig-I Vina lion»
mini Prim-aim.” lip M ,H lll’inl‘lnl Mll-
waukeelnrlz. Mir: ’u ' w ! I’ifiiudwlphia.
The cemennry of v: w woman; of St.
mry won celibs‘i-u. iii w... cathedral of
Blitllnurc 'Jl‘llll :r ‘.‘.|‘.ifiil prove-onion and
impmiiog Ci'l'i‘lllllllv v,
Loving D. Fulfil-wit ‘V‘Ivl tl‘wl recently,
in hit will has i... um" :‘l' «l ital-mo Boa
loll unlvisniiy in! unit-u innu who known
II "the I'mltluck lllllil." _
Dr. Polio, ni’ I'Itiil", until at tho mm“).
Iftliu Aiiwrlv-nn liuwlllh [interim-adult”
It Chicago tum lilri'liiii.tlv u! Duallrneae,
K. M. iii auimiiiv tu consumptive».
. Harvard imlvcr-ity hn‘ ire-cu rcluned per-
miuion volayi-lwuw wirm for the pun-
pone iii lighting iii», rollvme buildlnge and
grounds by ull~ttllil‘ll'i’ by the Cambridge
(Mule-i.) hour-l w! Hide-rim“.
The Dad-Worth ill-Airlliug cnmpunyat
Cuinmlnwiilr, 0., can» burned.
I755“). It “mt lillflll'. llie only (“Mum
of my note in tiw l'uitwl Stntew that wan
not identified with ihr o'iiiaky truut.
Newman, via, who viaitcd by a dines
trout lire. item, will“),
The experiment» nmle by the United
Stem limb communion in i8?!) and m
with trout in Hr- wucrn of the You".
-ti;ne national porn have proved auctione-
in .
Burglar: mum-ll great coonternatlon
uniting the inhitbitituta of l’iermont Ind
(lrandvicw. 5’. Y. A Vigilance
has been orgnnlmi.
Allilm Lenin-luncheon rcpubllce have
lormnlly aimiiiiwl iln-ir intention to par.
ticipute in tlm (‘hioigo crpmltlon.
’l‘lic 13min“ Lancers vieltlng Wanhlng-
toii called on the piceirlcnt.
llcv. ii. F, “fallen". ll. ll, a well known
preacher m Muhsachilsatla and Connectio
cut, olxod oi lihnca, N. Y., aged seventy
yours.
llushnrll It lineliucli, it well known real
entitle HT") v-i Sr Paul. bun unsigned Lla—
Minion~ $5034”, The ~9th will nearly
Equal this 'lltir. 'l‘he ilrm was known In
the Etnmliml ion-alumni. company.
MiLlJGAN imp CARSON Acoun’rco
The Ih-fornud l'venlrylery linen Noe Blew
a lil'll‘l Agni-net The-vi.
Now Yiillx. Dc: mi:- At the neeelon of
tin.- ltuinrmen preebytcry llr. Milli‘an no-
meimigml lll'i cunnrctiou With them
and convention in i'ittaburg. That coir
lflellw flit‘l’t‘l} declared what it thought
to be the principien oi the church. he
Tammie Mcuml plank of the platform, for
which wmv young clergymen have been
adept-mini. mm the openkcr'e idea. no
wrote it and wan "only to ntand by it. The
church. he routendni, hue no right tonal.
political llil~fnl a term of com-Ille-
until it baa wild in black and while what
it include. The ~ymu’l today cannotelplall
polim-ui .92. m: “illiilllt a demurrer from
a large n :llltlt‘ill. in concluaion the
speaker Milli lu' 'mul titrt’t‘l’ mil till ‘0’ ll!
tlu: lirlornwi l‘n.-~byiermii church when
he \- MW .1 liili‘i,4.ii~ .iml mihl he never would
lv-‘i- u.
llr. I’mmyn .im. .n..irnacd the confer-
ence in u nirnilur Vt'lll. At the conciuolnu
0T l‘ir Nl-lii‘lll'iil.‘ Kt". J. H. 'l'hompaon,
la‘
M if _ X. -
“ NORWALK.
l
Do you find any difficulty in finding asuit that suits you?
If you do, what is the trouble? WhatcVer it is, We will take
thcitroulilc to remove it. We: 8611 no unsuitable suits; they
uni not in our line. We'makc it our business to hold the: ‘
lead by keeping ahead it: fit, material and price. Whatever
clsc happens, you can make up your mind to one thing--
“new will be no mistake about the fit,‘ and in all other cc-
spccis we will guarantee to give you perfect satisfaction as
well as a pcrfcctfit.
“ i owl-1cm. ,
‘“3055”
lunch [in Biscuit
See that each Boss
biscuit is slumped
lhws your gmcrt' keep the
1L . Boss Cracker?
.1
Spring Styles
HATS
IN ALL “BABES AND COLORS 0"
siifiandSciifloisSillllais
Boy'a "ate and Cam (‘rttah llata tor lien and
' Boys. .‘iotria Soft liata for lien at
KNAPP’S,
9i Wachlugton St.
Particular Attention PaidtoFiting.
of .‘~' \vmmr, 'rl’lvred tin.- following ‘
ll-Ni:
llwdunl. ‘l‘lm after hearing the “villa
tiuiu uf iimthnrt “MLKBB and (hr-non the
prmliyn-vy :I’Hl! 'Illwflvd that there wan no
v‘nrlaium of ilu- hm Hi the churchon their part
find that in» {tumor ui‘tlim be taken in the cane
befall the mutt
A giiuzl ii. ~..l of uppoeitiol developed to
this "minimal, and Dr. Thompnon finally
amciulni it an a» in read: “The l’raahytary
feel. witxtfird that there areno grenade
on \\ lilt'h tn luau a libel will!“ “I“
brethrm " in thus form the renolutiou wan
pun-vi by it Vulo oi ll tot Rev. Dr. Ina.
tor, ‘Vllll hwl ulnnununly opponad tho .0.
quitiai ul i‘m .u-cuu-d. have notice thathe
would prrtrr flll'l'llitl chuvgrn millet them.
alum-um. at tho Wovu’n VIII.
('flll'AIiu, 0m. flown. National Guard
convention iitmniinnuvly decided to hold
a nationalcucmupuicut in thin cit from
Aug. .5 to Aug. 20. ii”. during the «We
fair. lla’I-Olullnnn were nine adopted mat.
ingtlu- niijutmit genomic of the m
atateu a committee on Iruunportatlol In.
ukluu that the rout of the encampment
be borne by "11' national government.
Only regular army anlnllel’a and nullarly
enlinted National ilunrdn will be allowed
to participate.
Oetnnder and Yew-phwr Indicted.
KIIOS‘I’VH. N, ti, Oct, '19. -The M
jury baa promoted ton ludictmeuta W
Janice Ii. (blunder and Matthew 1'.
Triumphant. the deiaultinu treaanm and
aaaietaat tnuunr oi the Ulnar County
Havinnn lnniliiitlon. for most lanvay and
forgery, to all of which they pleaded not
guilty. The grand jury failed to lad one
ncintilia of evidence analnnt othern than
Oatramlcr unn' "‘rnmivimur.
John lllllwa Maw-l.
D!”lll.ill,0ct. ill-«John Dillon waa wooed
while panning through the Ilt'eota o! Cork
lau evenlne. and one man atrock hire a
heavy blow on the leg with a lack, Injur-
in; hint nightly. ‘l'hetvoopn in service.
at Cork an under arms and may fora-y
emergency. in addition mime.
of conninbulary have bran drained late the
city in anticipation of none lively election
Marti-urea
le tel-ale- Jank the lingo?
titanic Oct. in» onion. the nil-pd
Jack the Ripper, ll much broken down by
hialmpvleooinrnt. and it in believed“
be are! mine. The London policehavn
laden renovatfcr theoflcialm
including the antimony at the inqaaat, to
he Married in the original. or in coping,
toliondoo. no the mod that the“
ct Betcha chanly mill-a the lent lad
hernia
m. ran-or one no. Am
Anion I’AII. it. 1.. Oct. Dm—A. Bellow
Ballnnllae. a amulet have. wan aerated
once complaintef ale part-em (learn 0.
chance. ll- claime that Bell-nu
filming and Ironing Silk Hate.
at: on}... s
r ‘
Ina-Ian I.
l'. I. Patent 0-...
1876 to 1893-
Oflirca. 4:26 Main Street,
IIIWKPOI'I‘. (3.,»
"couch isn'rv's
iniav I run: In cent In email-n '
cum dinette. lemtfll nailed
”on romaine! do...»
ItY. lei? old
i
.
firmfi%w 3. cmiié:
ll." lienkartlu.
Wmflmm
he Piste! 8m in“
amt-hr.
Til m tllEE‘l‘ III! "II.
“Airmen-paupe-
um
mammmmku
Florida':
monotonic.
llNE Willi
To all who nave not taken the vice enm—
iunce ban tan bl and tortilla! the eyniem
apical climat .clla .by taking
LOXATONIC
and are now cunning (mm the consequences.
'1‘”. m--." .. . "'
MllIlE!
». ”nub... _._
STOP THAT Willi“
lummlintcly, with one laptlicnf
Yankee lung Soother
utter trying all other known "malice and
(Mini, you ran at onto tum In this with in ft"
tonltym aurora”. ll
DOES CUBE I Cfllliili
ilon't antler any longer with wvllfohlm
ill-ho or an other int! of when altrudlnu
malarial p0 ermiogJu-it drive it out of the eye-
tome! "new with one bottle of
‘STiLLSON’S
SPECIFIC
l'i ill.
MALARiA,
a cure guaranteed or mom refunded;
Mrs. Mead’s School
Vi) it
Girls and Young Ladies
IE'OPEIS DGTDBEI I.
PRIMARY. TNTERMPZUT m". M‘Alllillfl‘
AND FULLEHE l'REl'.ilt.\'l'UllY
DEPARTMENTS.
l’upila admitted in “rile-air? and \‘mr no
the rrrtii‘lt m:- of thr Print ipa .
Mr». )lrvul announce-re that nil stormy and
unplwitwnnt dnye mt‘lfflikfi! will I’m in uniting
an the Park mum- of Franklin a: 5:03 a. um.
and at the School at till 5:. m.. in wow}
pupil-i up and down the hill without extra
RW-
lflHN F. FlYNN,
Sanitary Number,
STEAM and ills FITTEB.
iiiiiiiti such".
liming when the Winch! unuirr‘ihrhl»
”7'1”“ “'mnbmgtun error-t. a‘uuih .‘Hl’lfllhll.
lam Jilinl it for
All KlNllS
iii‘
PLUMBING
i hmprrifnlly enlirit a aha" or public patron-
anb. I rv-tn in plumbing l hou- vluiw fur ilw
pant «wt: ymr-o. inthr employ n! W. ll. law-lt-
er a: ('n. .tll wnrh will has» my prrmnnl wisp-
crvio‘nu. and will be promptly urrnial and
aatlafnrtiuo gunranind. Hive mammal. 1M
Fill llll WINTER llllllllll.
Mrs. w. Fawcett.
import" of Win- .‘lillimv. Formerly No, 3
Water aired. now
ii ‘iiiiii sum. Illillllll.
Trimmed Inliliner . Ill rillrrvnt item».
llm now ready. he lair-t rmvrlt (rum
and ratenelve patmna from our man
Juliet-2e.
llatnfl’nrbam. Turpin and ”smut-tn. Vine
rut M ornament. a crown Human. band
«Mt». bird» and hull-will". mulch and
later frntlwu. ”(want line «it iluw niik Velhrt
All a last and "flora.
lfavl mule arrammonia with nnruf the
lending mm of invoice. line in «newly no
with umdlmtinm Pam [audio hm
rna M in» in iurnl-h not rflnlrwrwfe with the
mint um: min at wire. to null all.
GEBSIIIIM RAYMUNI!
l3 “IT" Illl mm.
“"3811“ W). M”!!! HUBWALK.
mm II
mm. mm mm. mum
vmzram, rm. Elms,
msmmnomwwm
normal no charm)
MI.
(500!!!
FURNITURE
GREAT 3mm
David Stow,
filth Ink and.
m
l
PAYM ENTS .
llNEllflllAll WEEKLY
WATCHES. .CIIIIIS, CHARMS.
IWMWBKS' llllllllllS.
TlBllll, JOHNSON & culil’llill
IISIonttguc 8t..llityllaii8iiuen,
Brooklyn, II. V.
Time (or our wurl- «laliveml in Ninth Nor-
wnllt hawuiw-n crrwrnl «nth-(Milan. and our
mrilmd nf pnymrm in highly nmirrrlnlvrl
Full ininrmaiino Hall in- loci of our 4mm,
GUSTAV PlTZER.
l9 RAHJ LOAD PLAI'E.
SllllTll NflHWilK Blillllfi.
w
(l rui‘m‘v
I
llm‘si-s.
. in fact. Anything in tho Ilurso
PRIBES LOW.
Fumilv
.-\ll llurscs sold by this oa-
k liul‘sws,
tablislu‘uvnt arc wurruutwl.
M. H. PARSONS.
Bi‘ookside Stock FarmJl
Lino.
Horses. h‘urniers’ Horse‘s
Trotting Hui-nos. Paving llursua, Finn (‘uach linrm‘R. Elogunt
Ruudslurs, Heavy ’l‘ruo
‘TO HORSE BUYERS
CHILDREN m ADULTS
Sufiering with Dyse-ntury, [liar—
rhou. Chi darn )inrbus, Flatllli'nt
(Julie, and all disoMi-s of ”iv
Bowel». uri- spm'dily cured by
HAL 1'5 (.'i)Rlil.\l.. Pica-aunt
to lake-and po-rfi-ctiy llill'lnlt‘fltl.
Sever known to fail if
according to directionfi.
Illlllil Ill—[E GIST.
Peat Moss
STABLE BEDDING.
Titan. Fwnnomicnl. llcalthfni. at
IlllF iiii taxi or our.
HAZE}TON
Cross Creek
COAL.
W Billie oi tint-ii
WOOD.
‘0in wt. .4. w. . ..
nonrandom
lln‘i'il
layutndlruiheis
L ll. unlit,
”momma film seminar.
[micrln
Wall Pu , .
Mixed
White Lead,
Oils, Glam,
Couch Colors and Vurnisbcii
Animo’ Male-rink,
Combined (Emir and Stop Lad
aim»,
’ .
dcr, 82.00.
McCloskc '5 Wood Fillcr~Bcst
in the -iurkci, $2.00 3 Gallon.
Paintiuglz,
l’a ich unging.
Ca cimiuing.
79 Washington Street
Dorlon Point,
(GIEBBBT’S PlillT)
Hott’i‘li KiiltWJiiJC.
NOW OPEN.
(7033.
, llfllTlllBJlllfllllii Alli flSlillli.
Shore DinnertESpecialiy.
W A acme-wilt mono” at. 9‘0th Somali;
with trains on the Sew ‘i’nrk and Sew [levee
mil rmu‘l. -
J. E. POWER.
Any article that hm; outlived
13': yearned (Tulip-infill!” and imv
italinn. and cello morcaml more
cur-h your. "mat how merit.
[)obbins' Electric Snap. fimt
fllflllfi’ in [with is just that articlc.
Those who mo it our}: work laud
their mum.» is legion.) can:
clothes and strength and let
snap (in liter Work. All that we
can say no to its "pyrite, pales
into nothingnm, bcfore the
story it will tell, itself. of its
own perfect purity and quality,
if you will give it one: trial.
Aral; your grower for it. "c has
it. or will or: it. Try it next
Monday.
Thor» are many imitation
N, B I'llti'lllr‘ Hung». in whit'hirlm,»
tricity plays. n-«rpnrt, linbliitb'
in tho original our. all )laglwtim. Elm"
trim. and lev‘trcrllngim on» lrniululrot
imitat’mm. Ask tor More; ”with,
m» that our norm: in every wrapper,
and if any other is I?!“ you by your
grow-v, who you order cure. ml it
bin-k to him.
i. I- i'nwiy it 4'".
Philadelphia, Pa.
J. 0. JEIIIIIIGS.
mu "momma:
fond denier in
Hill I'll’fll llll HOMES.
nimnh Mn «rent. an, Sidewalk.
l‘itm pl‘o lav-mil;- of hill line lam: at)!"
Phpvre. Warden lend “lit )fmtldi‘nm‘ ”it"
hnum for inspect-inn. on emu r by racial.
new £4:th cheerfully give.
0. L. OGDEN
Carpeniei and Builder.
”one and Mitotic» far-lobed.
[am prepared iodnniil kinda»! work by I»
heat or wr:ritmo-n.hy tho they or contract,“
the lnwmil'» urine and at aloft mire.
S'l'AIlfii .inhMAS'flt WORK A
ti .
A 1".
owe it“ CALL.
an» IT mt lift IIIEI. t1.
iyfi'illm 33%.“! Till! ”W.
ammo“ *4
5!... W 3.5%.... M
weir-IO I
no.
in RI? ”I“ re
eavnvr.
area
New cross.
1 hamdnbavlmm
aalhavenwwafail linen!
HEATERE.
RANGE.
81' OVES.
TlN ‘WARE
‘ Malinda
m h d B m
mmmm
1.8. ltllllltlil,.
“WWII SHEET 93 “"3.
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