1 ten months under the
END” THE FARMS.
m of Interest from Secre-
tary Rusk's Report.
My Ilys ‘l'lrat Jason-t wm
" t the Value of 011: hr!-
isl' m1 Above “their Value
' oar—Re listener Own Sugar.
WW Nov. 9.—-'l’he annual re.
purl-oi the oecntary oi agriculturalde—
mtastlmalu the value of the probe-
lane-n in agricultural products of
2 ' country tor am over 11190 at romeo
mule first three months oi the pres-
Mistaken—i. e., Jnly,Augost and Sep-
What, the exports in cereals alone have
M in value over 876,000, 111311.
1’ ‘ “1 Imports Increased. Too.
C mmdmoowmm the imports
«Wines! products during the first
pfeaent law is
heir that of articles 0 the tree list
‘ which do not compete wit home produc-
Din. He notes the serious enact on home
Finally the tree importation of hides,
"ll mine! the country on the
withdrawal of the prohibition against
pith by Germany, Denmark and Italy.
lanes ‘lehaeeo Comes In.
While the change in rates haschecked
the importation of products which maybe
produced at home, the secretary notes a
W in tobacco from $17,110.01!) to
mom; a falling 0! in foreign barley of
mm and shall millions; in eggs
one and a quarter millions; in horsesa
laillngd at nearly a million and a hall,
g-sgradnaldeclineintheimportsolall
I. In, 0': All lee Animals.
‘ The secretary recommends that. unless
the British government will remove the
unfriendly restrictions against our cattle,
thaiaw new in existence prohibiting the
hi into the United States of all
livl animals he enlorced. The law has
been suspended only as a mptter oi friend—
ship tofnreign governments. Some action
against th'o importation of odnlterated
wiles and bogus ooflee beans isaleorec~
wounded.
no llddle-aa Question.
The mastery devotes a paragraph tothe
middleman and the extent to which he is
cabled to absorb a large proportion of
the by the consumers for term
thus unduly limiting the profits
thefarmer. Admitting the dimenlty o!
[II-dying this evil, he points out that a
W remedy is to keep the farmer fully
interned in regardto the market values
dhiewates, and he concludes by stating
M .B is his earnest desire and intention
Dom the work in this direction until
mlarnter may know the value of his
goods before he marketathem. The seen.»
hey emphasis. the value at a greater di.
verificationinonremps to take full ad.
vantage 11 our home market.
to lake Our Own Sugar.
Beeoogrstulatos the country upon the
access attending the practical application
attha department experiment station in
In. of the alcohol process perlected in
thehhsrstory of the department last year
lottheextrsetion oi ehgar (ruin sorgnm.
Tbeostoltheprocceaislound lobe
so trifling as to be practically insignificant.
menu to he no reason," he says.
“why we should not therelore look in:
waldwith confidence to the day when the
paid by Americans to foreign
for sugar should be :turned
late the pockets oi our own people."
. m Wants to no a Yankee.
W, Conn, Nov. D.—Quong
Lee, a well known Chinese laundryrnan ol
”Mischa“ to make a fight for
Mp. [is secured his first papers
oallymghhutthere is somsdonbtas
”umwgethiosocond papers. lie
h-heon in business at Bridgeport for ten
wadpaystauson considerable prop
. A laborer Crashed by a Dyna-o.
Hume. N. 1., Nov. 9.-— While no-
I dynamo weighing 5,211) pounds
middle Electric Light company’s
phlthedynatno loll over upon William
“I“. pinning him last to the ground. It
Wtwelve men and a horse tong
tidbits. Oseol hlslegswas mashed
Id he I injured internally.
lays Arrested ae flesh-gs-
Immune, it. 1.. Noun—Several email
11 have
least
and
yuadauatheeharge elereoo.
GABLEW IREVITIEB.
umalanaamgitvpob
Admiral Ileatt told
them»
IIW Mussolilomhdro's
Amhahosrdaeorvotte
EhMMyuRm Thom
a committee oi
when“ he believed Minister
undoing prevent po-
”Wheat plotting agatast the
ilebeteseeetadW‘. out.
Are you pm-
1111 are not, you
sort of fit
is fit for hulking.
certainly ought to be
bout a suit of clothes that duosu’t all e
If it cramps you in one place and songs
too loosely In another, it should share the fate oi every other
nuisancomit ought to be abated
tidious for us. The more pm'iiculur you are, the more you
Will appreciate the attention which we give to own ytbiug
You 1111111101 be ml fas-
'l‘horo 1110,,
that contributes to 11 faultless clothing Outfit.
PREFERR DEATH TO FAILURE.
'lha Intell- ol a Berlin Ila-haven.
“is
131121.111. N D—ilerr Somme-rich] and
his son, Felix. the bankers oi the llrrn oi
Friedlaender 8r. Sommerfeld, who shot
themselves, died in the hospital. The im-
pending iallure of the tirrn, which led to
the trsgaiy, was due to the recent suspen-
sionot liirscbleld A: Well. Marlyn! the
principal clients of ti 1- firm who had he-
come alarmed as to 111.- stability at private
banking houses made heavy withdrawals.
Herr Sourmerfeld tried to bridge the
trouble by realizing on the llrm's invest
menta by forced sales. “
Early in the morning father and son
were at their office discussing their crisis.
They finally saw thattbey were hopelessly
embarrassed. and tearing that their ae-
rat was impending, they determined to
die. Each took a revolver and shot him—
self in the head. The reports startled the
clerks and they rushed into the private
other where they ionnd both father and
son still alive, but in a dying condition.
A Bank Failure its 1‘":
Count. Pa, Nov. a—A Dalian-Juli wee
caused here by a suspension 0! the Corry
Netionslhank. The bank was closed by
the order of a book examiner. The bank's
pruident is '1‘. A. Allen and the cashier
Clarence Harmon. The capital stock is
Clint”), the surplus 815.5“). The deposits
are close to MAW. The bank has a
branch at l‘ittsburg. The officers say the
depositors will get every dollar due them.
111. Bank of Florence may lies-smut
I-‘mnrzscs, Ala, Nov. Q—lteports con-
cerning the condition oi the Bank oi
Florence have been exaggerated. The bank
has assets amounting to twice its liabili-
tiesand will probably resume. The leci-
ing here is kindly toward the bank and do
positors will do all they can to put it on
its 1m again.
THEY ROBBED THE BLIND.
Bart-ran and His Daughter Did Not So.
the lineman“.
Brtooatrs, Sow. e—Jo 1n Hartman,
sixty years old, n widower, living with his
daughter at 1714 llnyarzi street, Williams-
burg. was the victim 11! one of the boldest.
highway robberies last night that ever
took pines in Brooklyn. While at home
atDo'clofck with his daughter Julia, who
was blind, he was attacked in from of the
house by highwnyinen, who knocked him
down. His daughterwassimilarly treated,
the robbers stilling her cries with a hand-
kcrchiel.
Mr. Hartman bud £2.55 in gold on his
person, “It in greenback: and a bank
hook representing several thousand dol—
lars more. The robbers, alter knocking
Dir. Hartman down, rifled his pockets and
took everything he had. Mr. Hartman
was seriously injured lie is partly blind.
lie was unable to give any description at
his assailants.
They “Hurt to \l'irld the (hovel.
Tunney. Nov. D—Altbough it has not
yet been odiciztlly declared who are the
successiul members of the New Jersey
legwlature, candidates for the presidency
oi the senate and speakership oi the house
are cropping up. Senator George Warts
is anxious to preside over the senate again.
Senator Robert Adrain, of Middleaex, is
said to be ambitions to wield the gavel
again. The senator (rem Bergen. Henry
D. Hinton, is also making 11 quiet canvass
[or the position, and Fred Marsh ol l'nlon
county and Burke-rot Gloucester are work—
ing for the honor. it is generally under-
stood that Speaker Bergen will succeed
himsell in the house.
Explorer Glave'e Alaska Discoveries.
V’rcronradi 0.. Nov. 11—11. J. Glove.
late of stapley'ecxploringexpedition. who
has been in Alaska for the last seven
years, has arrived here. lie hos located
the source of the Alaska river about 110
miles northeast of Mount lilies and has by
his expedition lleirionstrated the fact that
thewhoieol the crmntryeast oi Schwatka'o
held oi exploration is available lor pack
horses. The whole country lying between
North Yukon and the bane ol the St.
Elias Alps is more suitable lor trollic than
was ever imagined.
'l'rim’e Bid to the Politicians
San Fascism, Nov. 9.-—‘.\l. it. Do
Young. chairman oi the committee on
transportation, has received aletter from
the Southern Pacific company saying it
would guarantee a round triprsteirorn
Chicago, tit. Innis. Sew Orleans and
points 111) turthor cast for titty dollars.
hen Francisco will pay the traveling ea-
peueosol the Republican mventlou it it
willeomehore.
consolidation at Albany Newspapers.
ALBA“, Nov. Ill-Tho last issue oi The
Morning Sun was published today, John
ii. Ferrell. proprietor oi The Evening
Union, having bought Its plant. It will
be consolidated with the Union. and as
soon es the Union absorbs The Evening
appear non-sheet. knownse'l’hs'i‘lraos-
Union.
Think This renew Dangerous.
Batman's, Xov. sw’l'hooo unident- of
South Brooklyn who live near Greenwood
have petitioned the Brooklyn
one-a Kaitlin-horses-
Tlatss Ir. Farrell’s three newspapers will-
cemetery
hoardolhealthto stop the uhumlagol
hndlosand the burnings! wales bythe
FIGHTING FOR A BABY
TWO WOMEN WHO STRUGGLED
FOR PO$SESSION OF A CHILD.
One Was the ”other. the Other Isl
Grows ‘0 B. I Fault? MMDQHW
all. llather'e Unfortunate» 3M“
Provide a flour- (or ill-reel! and cane.
A mother trying to kidnap her-own
child.
Another woman trying to hold the
child for the payment of :1 board bill.
And two worm 11 11111;: the two-year»
old baby in lieu of :1 rope for atugof
war.
These three different views describe
the spectacle which met the eyes oi
pnssmby 1m Trcmmit pin-ct. in front of
King'schupo-l. .tlnmt i; ll! tutti. nio'cloek
on Wednesday ultommn.
it won a noisy incident. 'l’liemother
had the baby by the logs: the other
woman clung to it by the shoulders.
Neither would release her bold. and the
iriglxtenml Mll’t‘alllflf‘f the child quickly
attracted tin- :ttzuzzzmn of a crowd.
"I want 111\' «lull-l." screamed the
younger norm": 1».- {wt-Pu her gasps for
bre; 11h. 11s .~i11~ 111 g.- i away.
“\on shunt 111'111- her." grilled the
eldrr lu-ly . as with 11c~twnriined grnep she
niuxnzzuumi l'll'l' hold upon the little one.
Tin-II 1;.1- 1'1'11W1l grow interested and
idol: :1” :IIIllllllzl: tho wright of syn
path)" .~- ! with the young
mono-r. mm in rt lli'l' complications might
have onsnml km: {11 the- appearance of
’allrolum't .‘.11_1.1'~. of
Hia til'l'n‘i "w 211: .
tion of 121”“ 'llau lllllv‘ one was
in In»
1‘1: till." s
II‘S
Ilroptml. 2.11:1 3:11:11 1111115 1*!!!1'riffl upon
'v'UlTllllr‘ 933.1111 .11: Ms. which lll' 1'11: short
l1yi:11'1111:,; t'm- w: 2 re puny to go with
1.;11: 1:1 :~:;1:'mn '1. thun‘ mutt-cm could be
111133.111":
ll 11' 1-1 11 1111 1:111 ':1r:1' trl'm' l1 presently
:nmi lcfnrt t' . :1111 iiv 11111191111211} '3 desk
«2111- lIlIIIlitI‘ 1-.1111n4nn1l 1111.151, the
1- 'x-lrr w 2:111 tin-111i 111;: lllt' hunt, the
bah-y f: 7 Pl :. :1ri'1.l.
'l'l'a' [uh-“mun y Mute-Ii the czme,
- l t‘. 11 11 1.:11: . vi Instantaneous ex-
1.- ' '1i.1-:m in -.1.
l 1; int 111) lung
ill 1% 1111.411
"WI-ll. 13's;
n-lniiml Im- ul :. 1’.
"lkl'pl :t1l.:z.:1.<l1ronl«l."
”exclaimed the lit-
1 ynn payits board?“
was there-
ply; "i112: 51:11'1'1‘ my right to keep It
from 111.1.“
"W 1;. f‘xm'vv 1:»: no right tosnatch
it fr :11 2 an m» strut." was the quick
it‘s-trunk
1 ‘11 11:11:11?» STORY.
. -n ,1. - “.11: «111111121111!an silence
.' .. . g- . 1 1 :1 own-:1 of questions;
luv .-.z. 'xln i: wimli rr'vmlml one of
: : «1- 1: 1.1'lllttaiix‘.‘ tragedies so com—
11; .‘"‘l on ”mu-111111011315 the pretty
112111 11.: l llr‘l’ story.
.\ l.-.v you :1"1I~‘lil?tilitl'7l1‘ilfl young
{rill-1: '1':in snugly ziinrr their union
l:1::.~1l 11:11 :11 le- :1 stamp. She lived
“int him :1.- Inn: 1:; she could. nnd then
left 111211 in 1114') 1; Lord bottle for life
hr '12.“. ' mi ii-r: 1'11- I1 ttle ones.
'1" ' a two years ago. She hired a
rum: «:1 u quit-t smart 111 the south end.
1111.! {cl-pt her chin-st child with her, while
[I 1 mlmll 411- 111.1ch in the core of a
m 11:11; 1: 1 “HA-field. who advertised to
b<1"1l11i.11
“1‘11: 111 llllvl’ obtained wurlr in a ros-
lunrzmi. nail on: of three dollars I week
11:11! lzz'r‘ lit-ml liliilt‘rltml: to clothe Iter-
Aeli ;.':1l iwr l1ltlc- ”nos. pay for her room
and 4.1. 1- 111'” dollars in truck for the
hours! ul’ lic-r baby.
For at vomit-1 I-lio anccmlcd. Then
11 E '11 .’ ii of slvltni'ss rethhlfii her
eilurts. 1.11 1 .411.- {unnd llt'm‘" unable to
Illiils‘t' all "In!" meet. BO Ilia ceased the
payment ”I 1W1) dollars a week {or the
hull! 111:1"1-1 board until such time as she
should in: chin to t‘nlllilllie it.
'llinl {Emu has imi’cl’ yet npmfld.
Elt'l’ 111112»: 121111 one s‘ll'kt'llet], and her
comings Worn swallowed in bills for
linen-1'» 11ml mmhcmes.
lll'i’ lrmt'l' light [111' lie? Chlld'l life VII
without Ina-.11. hum-rm. and a low weeks
ago 111» liillo- one died. Heartbroken.
but 111 ll crmiwd. the young mother again
mnunml the bottle. She tw‘lmie still to
live for, although she had been unable
for the 11th your and a half todo any-
llllnlg f1 11' ll.
.1 11111111113 1101111011.
011 Wmlluwlay «norm-1m sire sswher
holly 1:111:11: down 'i‘rsmont street in the
car» of 1211» Imly with whom the had
Plill‘t-ll it two years ago. 111111 the meter-
nal 111111111111 mold not resist the desire to
curl-11s lium- rod checks. lighted up by a
pair at him,- cyes and crowned with
curly. yellow hair.
film caught the child in her arms and
war about to kills it. when the Wakefield
woman arugula-1i her. and thinking
11111: hllt‘ intended to take away the baby
by [111w Mil-ted to the best of her ability
’l’lm. 1.111- scene on the street ensued.
'l‘l11~ Whitefield woman was then al-
lowml 1n tell her story, which was that
tin- 1111.: info statement about placing the
1-11qu in her core was true. but that she
litul moored no money forlhe “will
of the baby tor the last yearned a hall.
and tislttbe little one had no grown into
her Mitt that she wished toadoptlt and
would give it a good home.
When both the principals had finished
Captain Helomsaway in a low pungent
volunteerism toeonmagreotdealol
mooning. Iieeoggesud unusable
fidslmcnt til the matter. and “I. child‘s
poi-wt agreed to go to Wehlolduost
sundry 11111! results the little one. am to
part]. 1311111111 herthrosdollars
stipend until hoard hill of the lit“.
one shall have been wheeled.
Then the Wrinkle wow with the
holly starts: (Mme. the little a;
113 wil w my eyes over
monulmuium.m
with red eyes and renewing heart.
111nm heroism 1.11111qu
wlloetoa timid.
m"
min-.11...
the weicluaskvr ind have called full
masochism
.1. mmmtuw
‘HIMtohtavh-wowslssfl
about this”!!!
A W {
“Proteuof' Elwin (3. Lawrence.
prletorfol 11 limo-uric school in ,
port, (311nm, I'm-II it town and deserted is
bride of nine 1» mths. (or. norly Miss Sadie
Eocene mum-yams: pupil] -
Ajuryat Henderson K1 ,Ilscided that
I. it. Neweomb ww- but of sound mind
when he 1111111111 his will, in which he gave
his entire lortnne of can, 000 to his second
wile, disioheritiog his only child.
'l’hedernands of the enormous truths in
wheat have deprived the New England
states at the n-rvicee of the canal hosts
usually used l'm' the transportation cl cool.
and freight rot-2:1 have doubled. A revival
of shipbuilding to Connecticut laeappcted.
J. Edward Svrumons, root-luv of the
wrecked American Loan and Trnsi. coin-
W!. says he will prom-cuteu-Prsaidente
Beard and Baldwin criminally it he one.
needs in getting legal evidence to convict
them.
John lows, oi New Britain; the in-
ventor of the combination sole lock and
numerous other Inventions. nfterslong
and serious illness, is pronounced out of
danger
McLeod Stewart. formerly mayor of
Ottawa, Canada, has assigned, with
11.111111“ 018500.111)
General Palmer, commander in chief of
the Grand Army of the lie-public, has made
public an order asking veterans not to
participate in parades when the Cooled-
ate colon are carried.
A BIG STRIKE PROBABLE.
‘I’Ie 3.500 "ends at Jones I laugh“-
Dlay Go Out at Pitlehwrg.
Prrrsnt‘m. Nov. 1?,~—-i’resent indications
in the Jones .11 insuublio trouble point to
lgclleral strike at all the 8,310 men em-
ployed in the works.
were reduced in wagon to per cent, after a
lengthy consultation drunk-II to await the
decision oi the Aruagalrnated maple di
rectly interested in the hour and reduction
question, who will meet today, and lay
their grievances before the Amalgamated
oillcials. :
President Wehle will attend, nod should
he- 1leclde the grievances St‘l’lDilii enough to
warrant sew-r.- mmsunu. the mill engi-
neers, one humln-d .u cumin-r. will quit
work at olive. .unl ibis wsli practically
shut down 1h.- Iuill. m the other workmen
will not work Will) other than union err
glneers.
Tenet-on Critbeio. the Fair 1 amt-lulu».
Detroit. 0.. Nov. D.—-—'l'11e Central Ohio
Teacher-11' association, consisting of Lilli
teachers, adopts-(l Wuult‘lfumi protesting
against the limit-quote recognition 01 the
American public school» by the Colum-
blan rxpoaitimi commission, and request-
in; Lint a suitable building be erected and
furnished mth approve-vi school appli-
sum, in which bull-1111;; there shall he
actual lemming, tin-t bringing to the
notice oi our nilllmutl git-min tin: (act that
our educational lierliupnlt’n‘ but kept
pace with our phenomenal material
growth.
treatm- i'nllrt’y l‘uuoptriu-y.
Tin-151113, Nov. w.-——.io«.-pu Mayer, pro-
prietor oi the Amount pottery, ior robbing
which several arrests were made on Sat’
unluy in Philadelphia. estimates his loss
at more than $7.3m”. ile says that a con
spiracy between his invoice clerk. William
W. Sweat, and crockery dealers in Phila
dolphin and Trenton l.1la been in existence
tor about six years Mimi and his wile
are held in 1 r1 utnn, amt beside- the crock
cry dealu’n: «UN-led on outnrday others
will be attuned “slay.
Preferred Death to ”long-Ireland.
Pins 1:1'1111, Nov. 9.—-Frank :vl. Doyle.
rgeil twenty—live. an electrxcun, commit,
ted anionic by taking a mixture of poison-
Jus souls. His love and hands were badly
111111.411er some years ago by an ex ' ‘
and 1t is thought an extreme aetiailiveuele
at his person 11 u; pearls“!!! mused him to
Irish to end his 111e,
lows-Inhabit; the Dead Anarchists.
Cllltfdl‘. 1 .\uv it. ~1\bout will anarchists
acid mt‘ulufllsl north us at \t’sluhelm cem-
story 511111th user the graves 0: Parsons;
spies, angel, Fisher sud Mug“. Mrs.
Lucy l’nrsoml, Mrs. times and Miss Spies
and other relatives oi the dead anarchists
were protest.
A Hie (or Daels’ lunar-eat.
llloiutosn, Nov. tt~Mrs Jefferson Davis
has selectul an eminence on the grounds
ol the Conn-«luau b'oltllei'l’ home as a site
lur im- 1.1. .imud's monument. The spot
is in the 1. utillnl west end section, and
about live or .111 squares west at the Leo
monument.
Treatoa'a smallpox marge.
Terms. Nov. D.-—iltewart l). Booth,
the city building inspector, died ot small-
pox in this only yesterday. This is the
second (It's. 1 1mm that disease since it
made its upfl'tlma there three weeks
weeks ago 'l'uue have been lourtaencaees
altogotharw __
trlspl Attache the Page.
Pam sow. Iva-The Martin publishes
letter written by ea-l’reraier t.‘ ,0!
ltaly. denouncing the ration, Pope Leo,
Signor Criapl decllns holiness-rod with
ambition to income hing oi ltely. loan-
compllsh which he would sell his soul.
chi-see Opluio Joints med.
New You. Nome-111- police round
Ohioatowu’ a opluoi dens early this new
lag. in all, elooty-ese onto-n1... were
arrested and, alter the calling out oi the
pclleemevvqherdeitotho'l‘omhom
fourteen “loyalists its“.
ill! Hummer. nwfourteea bieyllste
otthollever club were tried nanometer
My be riding on a sidewalk. Among
thorn tree Captain Gem-11s South. 'j‘ho
lees ranged between Dusted 11.01.”
I. fight the latter).
hntmilor.e~11mu snorting has
huseslld ler‘l'hendsy evening. at
WWII. is
earner “W m “the
ass lottery my.
Pest and humorist rum
PAID, In Sufi. flew" ml. the
sinuous soon. mast , .nngu
sdael with swords Deadly: mg mm
“mammals-its two
i" isn’t-two Wineries. at
sea. or. W 11 states
“Meanwhile 111mm
“WWI! under
WmttiaeMoedlnaedtago
«maul-gm insets out my
Whali’bfl'm‘ h
Arson-welt!“ settl- to
runes-Mel W my
VELEGIIMI‘NIO one ,m—l-fww.‘
The engineers. who '
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, WE FIT TNEMIILL
on Lucas To 3.1111111.
the ”grooms to
well as a perfect fit.
1119on find any Woolly 111 finding 311111111111 suits you?
uydo, what 113 the trouble? Whatever it 111, We will take ‘
remove it. We sell 110 unsuitable suits; they "
are not in our line. We make it our business to hold the
load by keeping ahead in fit, material and price. Whatev‘er
also happens, you can make up your mind to one thing;-
there will be no mistake about the fit, and in all other to .
spouts we Will guarantee to give you perfect satisfaction as
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after all other known remedies and
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Brooklyn, Nil.
Thus far our goods delivered in South Nor-
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of pay ment ish l)‘ appreciated
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SPECIFIC
M A L A R l A,
a cure guaranteodirr money rotor-duh,
HATS
IN ALL (SHADES AND COLORS 0?
Boys. Sutria Soft Hats for Hen at
KNAPP’S,
9! Washington St.
Dleaning and ironing silt lists.
Spring Styles
stillandSoll Hats.8ill1llats
loynuatuaudCapaCrnshllataforNe-nand
Particularllttention Paid to Firing,
Fill AND WINTER NIlllNElll.
lllrs. W. Fawcett.
Imports-r of Fine Millimry. Formerly \‘n 3
\\ nirr street, now
Lino.
5’1 s.
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l3 NDITII IAIN STREET, 2:. g g m ll.
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pennants J: g m o
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vmrrmntns. norms, sons, “5 ' g; < U)
c11usss,mno,s11om.nnns -~_ 5 0
BOLOGNA AND cannon 5 3 g n. '6
pm 3111 Goons as ,5 .5
New York Dressed lotto Dheap En 00% . :6
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Trotting Horses, Pacing Horses, Fine Couch Horses. Elegant
Roadsters, Heavy Truck Horses. Family Horses, Grocery
=T0 HORSE BUYERS
II NIIN STNEET. NDNNllK.
neutral-or II
I. ll. Pale-I ones,
I 378 In 1883.
4:.”- )1 tin Street,
“P111113,
out I N: l'. PORT.
DOUGH ERTY’S
Trimmed rnlllincifih ill? tliflerenl ttcrne.
lists now really 1- latcst nousltew from
show! and extensive patterns from our own
“Illlatm
lists. Turban"! film and Bonnets. Fine
tut jet ornaments 11 crown tomes-to,
egmta. birds and butterflies. intrirh and
lane leathers. Elegant line of lint: silk velvet
all 11 Men and colon“
llavi made amngernents with one of the
leadingnYIIIn-es oi lnndon, F413,“; anyply up
with maids dim t (rum Ports and lamdnn. thus
rnahltng us to furnish our customers with the
rum: 1 urn-fl style» at prim to suit all.
PeatMoss
STABLE BEDDING.
Clean. Economical. iii-alt htul. at
11111 1111 can 111 1111111.
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And
Cross Creek
COAL.
Hickory, 111, Pills til Dilation
WOOD.
Baird Dav and Slow
Dilill AND FEED.
TRY THE
Where arelou Doing?
lamsnlaedowate
MINT 81. ZElllFF’S
fish and Vegetable Market
Wherelcanalwa find the freshest Hell
and “combine. Ahonfialt and Smoked P‘Ih.
Oysters, Dlams,lel1sters. .
Pm Tomato Dotson,
Imported Sardines
A to for Wahcman's Creamerv Butter.
Orders delivered Dromlltlv
HUNT & ZELUFF.
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There Is nothing, (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightoned woman's labor as
much as Dobbins’ Electric Soap,
why rub and toil. and wear out
yourself and your clothes, ‘on
is provided, to lighten your In-
her, and save your clothes? [1'
years we have made and sold it,
you know that it is the best,
soap made. If you haven’t tried
it ask your grocer for it now.
with our name on the wrapper.
“no 'nlls It is not the selling
considered, In arriv-
ing at a knowledge of
Thereisasmuchrcul puresoapina bar
of Dobbins Electric asin four bore of
according to directions. do four times
as much work as our other. In; cost ir
ferior soup. insist upon Dobbins' F191 triv-
1.1.. Cums dz L'o. ..
l. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hanger, Daiclmuet, Painlel
111110th stain 111m. 80.8mm
Po
oflxfiibmnf’é'l dwlimlu”
NDIEIIEI l2tl1,aull2Dll1,
DEDEIDEN lDtlI, llll.
From In tort,
lmludlng all expenses for a threrday trip.
Fur ltlnevarieonithew loomsawellaotoere
lo liallfurnlaf Mexico. l'loridsarul 21111111111 Point '
“it‘ll-1 nn'l‘l'lltd"’l§r "' Milli.
(lonersill
constantly sold, since 1869. Now,
washday, when this perfect soap
you have ever used it, in the 22
purest, and most economical
Be sure and get the genuine,
Irir'e alone, that must
”let the vulne- of an article.
any other soup made, and it will, it used
but a very slight mlrance on that of in
Philadelphia. Pa.
And dealer in
Sample books of full line latest et les
Incl! Estimates cheerfully elven.
$l 2.50 Round Trip.
flmhtomumly on special not 11 on above
(.‘omlmt “up 107mm smutl’uflmllvw‘
Islam in“! listening-Mm
Baymondlrmhers
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311685111135,
museum’s-soot“
first... 'fi”
Sanitary Plumbing
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TIN III DNEE'I' IIII VIII.
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Within 5 lisst‘ea. tlve sent one am.-
a It mall-st
muss"
N. H NealertDo.
loner-osmium
ileum-Ineilipmlm-
NEW STORE.
i have removed my business to
93 WASHINGTON STREET 93
bad have one a 11111111.: of.
H EATERS.
RANGES.
STOVES.
“Nam” Dolumns
TIN ‘VVARE
Mtg in ii iii limits.
FDIISTDDNPIDIIINSSDWES
128. DDNALDSDN,
South Norwalk. ‘9
Dorlon Point,
(Illllll't Pill?)
some “DIWALI.
NOW OPEN.
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stratum 111mm r:
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