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the cream has gone. If anything” was efyer "calculated to p
of Men’s Furnishing"
" QUEER iii-KING HET‘HODG. '
h nlladalphla company Doing null-ass
Without Any calls on land. .
“insomnia, Jim. 7.-0n the we.
tiers of Attorney General Hansel, Judge
Wihmrdthmmmonmeummtsd
m m, ”’8' Wmmm'wlhmm “W“
. nanos mpany. of
m “DID NUI‘ 00 - ' ‘melhowby‘what warrantit
shims to exercise the franchises granted It
and why a receiver slumld not beappolntad.
it is alleged that the company is unsound
andisdolnsbualne-not authorised by its,
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Attachedtothepctit‘lon a the m at
Bank Commissioner Krumbhaar to Attorney
General Hansel and on expert's report, in
whichhe itayathat sianrpt.25thsre has
not been a secretary, humour. bookkeeper,
clerk or even a messenger in the company's
employ, the entire subsequent business hav—
“8 been attended toby Prosiulent Brown.
The capital W“ tobeollxmm. la the
general ledger the entire amount of capital
appears as $173,831, of whidi less than 813.-
llllsoemed to have been paid in in cash.
Large sum for adrerthing were applied as
mmtia-Ncnpitsl, and of the remainder
Wm nominally paid in at their full
par'lllléflhthosocnllod 5 per cent.‘ um
mmtpgogold bonds of the Chicago, Kansas
City and Omaha Railroad company, forty-
NVom of which line, it B said. have been
graded, but no track laid.
Bani wanting $37.5“) appear by the
IRS. DRIVES ' 3‘ “IE.
it Is Believed There, Is No
Chance of Her Recovery.
0- th Contrary. lie Declared to tho Dop-
It! Bhlrlfl'a That He “’aa lune-«mt III
Ira. Barnahy'a Murder—Colonel Ballou
use a Statement. ' '
Drawn, Jan. 7.-—_0no of the enrol-rm
outcomes of thetrial of Dr. Graves is the
dilution of hiswife. The stricken woman
binsane, and itlsbeliered that there i no
chance of her recovery. Rho was enhnor
today, but her vagaries had not left her and
she moaned and called for husband continu-
ally. She w» able, however, toreoognizo
those about her, and every odor-t web made
to cheer the heartbroken woman. The doc-
tur will be allowed to visit her omehmally,
inthohopsthut theseviaitamay helptore-
store her reason.
. Graven Did Not Confess.
‘JohnZAdmnYicepresidcntlouDin-
mend and Adams Manufacturing cmnpany,
of this city, has made a startling statement.
He says he followed the doctorto the county . , .
jail on Saturday night. He heard the Inn- my" fimtmgg m-
guage attributed to the drum by the depu—V Wm in the m book as dam“
tin» but m 1mm was used by the“ arms as sari-town Traction company.
deputies He did not believe the doctor W nominally secured by simihr
knewwhnt they-were talkingabeut They’ ‘ of them Kansas City and
plied him with questions and answered, “Woodman of the parvalue
themthemselves. He seemed to be dared “him V A‘mwdbmm on D“;
hytheshock ofthe verdict, and poem-i. “i 1391. the entire cash bslance was
tentionto them except to occasionallyde. thrdY'mh 31“ W” m “If! ash
clam his innocence. Mr. Adams will ha W W“ m W by Director
and to swear to no. in mseany actio- 9"“ . Drum-mo whom :- tlmftfor
shouldbetnlren on u“, allegedoonfessiou. lb W had been sent for collection.
Thedhitrict attorney, however. Buyuheb h “m: "'9 “Pen found, N no
not the slightest intention of using the eou- “'3 ml 0‘ film
‘W' THE GREAT CATHOLIC concness.
To Appeal tor a New 'l'rlal. .
Dr. Graves’ attorney will appeal to the m. 0..“
state supreme court for a new trial for It'- main." ‘32:":10’" a"
cascade, Jan. 'l.-lt is more than prob-
clicut, but it is oomidcreddoubtful whether
hewdlsuccecd in getting it. If thlshlh mmrmuoxmmuo bethenalive,
will in person open the great Catholic
the supreme court of the United States will
beappeulodto.Thedoctorwillbessrnv.w“,m...wn . . .
grep, which will be opened in
m 5“"‘1" “d ”k“ l“ "l” m Congresshall on the World'sfair grounds,
penitentiary, nt Canon City. on Holiday or WIDE! 1&1
May. The Colorado law provides that '
after the death sentence is pulled upon a
crimiunlhe shall be placed in solitary con-
finement until the time nrrivm for his exe-
cation.
Tbattherewasmuch reason tohopethat
the pope would accept the invitation. which
will be conveyed to him by a committee
composed of the highest dignitaries of the
church in America, was practically admit-
ted by Archbishop Ireland, of St. Paul, and
William Jouahau. of the committee ap
pointed to make the preliminary prepon-
tions for the mm which met hour».
It wudecidedtoiwue a calllorthe con-
gre- to meet on Bept. 5, rm, and hold ses-
sions until Sept. 9.
There will be five delegates for every
5,000 Catholics. 0n the Innis the congrvss
will «insist of new delegates from the
United States. besides distlnamisshr-d repre-
sentative». lay and clerical. twin all parts
of the World.
To l’ropagate Calhollclam.
Naw You, Jan. T.—-_A convention of the
Apostolate of the Press. mmposed of dele-
gates of the Catholic laityof birthsexeswho
believe in propagating the Catholic religion
by means of the ditr'lhution of literature
and the supply of the religious were. was
called, under the auspices of the Paulist
Fathers, at Columbia hall, in West Sixtieth
street. Delegate. lrom the Society of (fath-
olic Truth,of St, Paul, and the Society of
the Holy Ghost, of New Orleam. were pres-
ent, together with delegates from Breton,
Chicago. Philadelphia and other tiles.
THE WARFARE IN KANSAS.
Jugs mu- to II- lllled bytis lob
Who-war III Is Found.
Tenn. Kan. Jan. 7.-l’etitiona will be
circulated throughout thh state urging the
governorto allansatraasasiouof their-p-
lalature for the purpose of redistricting
southwestern Kansas. 'l'hefieward county
massacre. following so closely upon the ac-
qulttal of Brennan. 8am Wood’s murderer,
because no humid be secured,de
public sentiment all overthestate. Attor-
neyGeneral John K. Ives aayathereis no
wayinwhlehgreatcrlmrsean he WIN
in the muthwest unless the legislature at-
tach the counties with small popuhtloaa to
the more pornloua counties.
“(WWI Humphrey says he will have all
therlndeaderaln the tleward unruly mob
arrested. but admits there is no likelihood
efany punishment following. He will urge
upontha first legislature convened theneees-
lily for redistricting the state. Unless
Judge Theadeslm
Colossal Ballou’a State-cal.
Pnovrnexca, Jan. 7.—-Colonel Fallon, Dr.
Graves’ counsel, has made this statement
for publication: “As to the reported confes-
llonofDr.Grareal am confident that no
such confusion was made,andl amcon~
Irmodinthatbelief by thereportwhich l
waived on my way home from my friends
In Denver. The whole thing was false.
“there was not the lent concealment
all!“ my departure from Denver, nor was
there any disnmrenruuce. 0n 'l'hursihiy
Judgeli'imnau, after being interrupted by
ajurur, promised to conclude in two hours,
and Dhtrict Attorney Stevens made the
”misc. That would mule it about
3 delock Saturday when the eerie would go
tothe jury. Friday was a holidny. and I
called Mr. Wellsas to the propriety of
lay leaving on Saturday night, and he
Witquite proyxrr. [secured limited
Wandberthain thedeepersformyself
Ill wife. Ir. Stevens. imitead of proceed-
luwlth the argument after Judge Formals
unskilled, sshcdfor amand it w-
anted. Itwaaafterbdclochwhenhs
med, and the time was approaching
when] must take my train.
“As to the verdict, my colleagues and
”unexpected” acquittal. and were-ur-
pbd at the result. There is nothing I can
punished."
Colonel Ballot: was sworn in asalderman
from Ward Ninethisnoou.and received
theoonp-atnlationaof his many friends.
Cole's Accounts Wm Crooked.
In“, N. Y., Jan. 'a'.-—'l'he experts on-
wd tomato an eaaminat'wn of the books
at James H. Blauvelt l ('o..tmm whose
eahblithmeut Cashier Falward ll. (Bole
“on his strange wanderings a little
mthresweeh ago. have made their re-
port. The rem says that the boob show
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It is rumored that“ mind“ Parsons. ax-
prddout of the Rome, Watt-flown and 0&-
dsmbnr; railroad, but ‘miiobt mnrrol of
the New York and New England railroad.
The ”ameliorate enl‘il'i'nn! court host lite
aided that the .lutbitud’. irriiulnul not to our
emotional. ‘ .
The while when}; of hilrimnpille mo in a
frightful lunar! t'l‘nltllllttll. hinny pupils
and teachers are down With typhoid (ever
u e result. .
Engineers Shechan and Young were killed
inaeollhlou on the'h’ew York, (blush) and
Western railroad at Brnynzsr, 11'. Y.
United Btates Agent Gull, now in him:-
ttnal. says that. if (himln will not ugnv-
ooncernlnc hnmlgmtlou remilntlom, tb-
Unlted States will erect 1!:th on do
frontier and send buck all undesirable in.-
mignnts. .
A syndicate of Rochester. Syracuse. Busy
ton and Providence men took remission of
the Globe Street Railway rumimny at Fall
River, Mass. Electricity wi‘n be constituted
for horse/ power as soon as the number per-
I
mils.
Judas: Dillingslnthe United states circuit
court is New Orleans rendered n. discisiou in
the Myra Clark Ilaiues sol; in which the city
will be forced to satisfy ujudguiout, with in-
terest and costs, amounting to over swim».
STEAUB BOWS TO THE DEClSLON.
Connecticut's Comptroller Iii-engulua
Hutch-y and “ill I'ay All Hills.
Barnum), Jim. 7.. Thu»: is n:u.~lidiver—
genre of opinion as to the plunder» of the
decision in the Morré-Bullu-lt-y (gun war-
rnnto preceding» and great ilmmiisfmion
isgenerally felt at its inwi’hvtito implicit:
tion to the existing difficulty and its immo-
dinte remedy. An uppehl by the Drmoirats
would mean dillydallying with the slow
wheels of justice, which would probably
grind outarevcniul long uftor a now got"
ornor had again been elm-ml. The; will
probably dlit‘tllll'ngr‘ any further pnxv‘cd-
ingeiu behalf of Judge Morris. and us hi!
tenure would probably not here extended
over a year. the (lt‘l'lmllln is in some instances
philmophicnlly accepted.
Democrats feel that this (la-laiim will
’ prominently bring below tho public {be Cull-
Ititntioual irritation and give m-w life to the
oomtitutioual convention movement.
Austin Brainerd. Governor Bulkelcy's are
‘retury, mired n letter from the cumplml'
ler relying that that 0ch hurl derided to
allow hisclaim for the salary attached to the
oflm of exu-utivc secretary. which claim be
refined to ”1.5mm! last March. This so-
tlon of the comptroller is attributed to the
election of the supreme court establishing
Governor Bulkehey'e title. It ends the Brain-
ard-Staub suit.
The comptroller in an interview says he
bowe to the (infirm of the suprvme court
and is ready to pay all bills thut urn» payable
under the derision.
When the house m‘unt‘rrml u n-mlution
wn adopted n-allirming the readiness of
that body to primed with lt‘glhlllllrm. A
manage was min ll from t iowmor Bullm
ley transmitting (‘um'rpulltlo‘rzi'v with Sons»
mry Punt"? h‘lltlll't' l0 luv-w. :lry 1w" " tinu
in nrile-r that park rim}: 3». iv mu i... gm‘ in
buildings 3-K New “sin n and .‘(l w lnuxlou.
The hm. 4* their adjourned.
Byulra and II:- (soreruorahlp.
Waumxurox. Jan. 7. -~ lb-pn-u-ntntive
Bynurn. of lndizruu. rays that there was no
truth in the report that he was no disgusted
with Speaker t‘r'mp's committee appoint-
manta tint he prrvrsml to retire from cou-
grnse and be a mudiilnte for governor of lo-
diaua As tohis gulmrnatorial Mpimtmns.
Mr. Byuurn paid: “I have linen earnmtly so
bolted by many friend.» to run for got-2mm,
but I have not as yet fully drummed
whether I shall be a candidate or not. If I
do benime a candidate it will be because 1
prefer that pmitiou to the um- I now hold.”
Hill Dank-a That Merry.
Wasnlsomx. Jan. 7.-EX<UU\‘o'mof Hill
hasth arrived here. and in answer to a
creation said: "(If mum: hlr. Quay and his.
Dulley have every mm of knowing what
wean- gulng todo in New York. but it is
shard to say that we intend In have the
legislature choose the presidential electora
While such action would not be unconstitu-
tional on our part. then- hi no enmity for
it. flew York is a Deuna'mtn' state. and
II” D. going "I coat h" '0!!! In! “W Demo
antic modulates next fall.”
Death Bella-red Iltm.
BCILIMMN, Vt. Jan. 7. «— SIM
Joseph Barton, who win “mercifully
pouudedbylour prisom, three or when
mapedlnnnjailhenonthe night 0! Au.
4,1”, has Jill dis-do! hainiurlss. All
these years he suffered intense rain about
the head from New which be resolved at
that time and often prayed for death to re
lease him from his agony.
In. Invalid! 0‘ lob-m Wade.
Raw You, Jan. 7.-tlolousl Ralph Vista,
Wt 01 an old English family. ulnar
hootsguards. was married to are. Marshall
0. WWW. For the past twelve
yearslrn MMnrlihm
Ipleadldsnlertalnersintown. amlshstsre
poled tobeoaeot New York‘s very richest
Dying at lylma.
lawns, Jan. 7.41am“ Ball. whose
brother and» dbddhydmpbobiaoufian
daylastdlsys‘hliowiqallIIuymptonelm
. thslnyswmbitmhya
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Madam. llsnfuasato
The the
writes _- " to “gurus.“ "
add to the merrimontgef a merry Christina's it is our stock
a era mew
My weal to save lhs- mall-ea a.
0st of the hem sea.
Twas lint «rumor M the harbor has.
As near as near mum to.
ll was lint bahlmt use sandy bar.
. The women were all on the uaay. . ,
The hunt vuslno'vv the rolling foam. i'
They pulled min-I the wind.
for 'twas mh «mm» the llarlsrr ear
The breakers reaml behind;
And my nlls shrinks»! o'er in. shell’rll‘
bar
The cart-rm with «a; bird- were lined.
They went mdmw the nobles nets»
A cruel. crawl wan- ‘
Sweptalowly on lo the Harbor bur.
And assumed for them arrays:
Th0 boat healed over the harbor ill.
And keel up to the woman draw.
They went Ionavethe solemn we
OI! of the leader; out.
’I‘wal jut outside of the Harbor ht).
hear to home as mold be:
It waajnat halibut the sandy hm
And beyond the little stone quay.
One moment black mains: the wave.
The women all” with dread.
Then "I. bunt lciwt over the "UM! W.
And on to the Motbrrsswl:
And two lads lmt o'er the shifting bar
Till the sea Kll'rlll up her dead.
They went to save the solemn on»
Out of the: anrginc are».
From just wilbotll the sandy bar.
50 near. an you can see; 1
The acre-ma that rung o'er the fleeting bur
Wen the Women's trims from (he quay.
-)|lriam Daniel! in \'n.iih'a l’umpnuhm.
A grin-r Place In lliilo 5'0",-
Notlong ago a height»: in a frame
house was bumml out and ll‘m readout»
in the vicinity all worked hard to try
and save moron! his furniture. To our
surprise the man St‘t‘med quite indill'er-
ent to the fate of his chairs and tables.
but run great risk (I being burned alive
inhie efforts to saw u few flowers in
some elmbby looking poll» it dill not
appear touio that his tlowcr collection
was worth a dollar nlmgetltv-r. and I
could not imagine why he took such
pains to save it from burning.
I found out afterward that l: mu not
the fiuwcrsm’ the. roots flint hr mind
for. as they were all scattered roughly
around the from of the home. nor for
the pom which he threw umiy. The
secret turned on! to be that how-3.4 mun;
his flower puts its bunks in which rosters
his spare money. and he admitted on be’
dugout-etiolated that he had been doing
this for runny yenrii.—lntervww in at
W5 Globe- Democrat.
Paper lrwua Wood Pulp.
Cmnporutirely little purer in made out
of rage nowadays cscltmiwly. is fact
which is fortunate. us the quantity of
paper now mod to so grout Qt: there
would not be enough worn out clothing
or shoddy to supply the demand. The
strangeness of it is llut while purer is
being used for dozen..- of wry-mes former
ly mouopolized by Wood orevmaharder
material. such as car wheels. loses, her-
rels. tubs. pulls and so forth. wood is rap
idly driving other ingmlirfit.‘ to the wall
in the manufacture of nearly all the
cheaper gnu-lea of paper.
Wood pulp is made by u wmmratirely
lengthy process, but by hiring the mill:
to river bunks where there is ruw nun
terlul and water were: at hand. it can
be produced at less than half the price
formerly clulrged. ~ Sow York Telegram
lhulflll‘ for a hunting.
A mild wuy of hazing nuiuitmtwl eclml
are hos been in Vogue fur a lor g time at
the Eclectic Medical rulings. Every new
man in terminal to get up before the
whole school and give it little jig lie-fur!
he will berccuguizul no a tit [Ir-mm to
mm Willi. if ht‘ Within“- ul first to
give the jig he is not in it with the boys.
who slight him on every [willie can
sion and umhe him the butt of their
jokes. Home wry inguinal scholars
found it terribly herd to get through the
little ordeal. but experience tough: them
to succumb. and there is not one of them
who has not rattled his feet in meadow
with the unwritten rule ot the institu
lion. of course this is a mutter which
does not come under the jurisdiction oi
curler.- [of II. magic.
Why cannot-ems able «hr-signer utter
a representuthmof Ihemgle that looks
“nothing like that glrm'om bin!’ The
and wing idea is unnatural andab
turd. it is only because of its amiqnily
that ittsuilerated. An angle that would
spread flowing: and byslnausttembt
to symbolize pram and war dime-ts
be shot. A line design of an American
eagleatmtmercbodou armor but
ofatree. would not has had one term
silver coins.~t3ineiunati Ceremonial
level to lobs-
Misa Antiqwllo. I‘m not going to
Mrs. Whitehalr’s reception
I“ Bum‘Why out?
"Oh. she always talks about old times;
and that makes are tired I don't-er
climbed hie-stirring "Marco Bunch."
repeated the poem inn lady. an inti-
mate friend-of his. 5131‘ expressed great
Idmlralion of the "m ..:ii’r;l lines. Ill!
when he em» in full programs“ of what
he mums lwr palm appreciation
ahosurpmnk tum by M. :i.iieuon§9uery:
”\Vho Wan .‘luri o ll. .,.:.iris'.’”
"Well." soul Mr. llnllmknlmyumilmt-
ly, "what's thi- me of immninx martyrs
for liberty or of poets minimizing heroes.
ll Indies won’t even inform themselves
about the v'n‘i'I?“ or the day?"
The Mlli'lmlnlllt'l" of another incident
connected Wlill the poem rum-r failed to
elicit n groan from its author. .‘
A! rim-rial” rilnrwr puny at which be
true prmrrzr. it no.» expo-ted the! curb
man ulnmlrt rim: :i won}; or ruiilieaspeech.
Among the gin-sin was n. Dutch Jew.
whore Snail-ill Wm execmhlo. and he
hm! hem {curiously “intruded by a. joker
to commit tho whole of frliirco Bountis
to memory film: he might recite it for the
gratification of the prior and the poet's
friends.
The day t'tllzlr' not! the Dutchman was
mild rip-m tn speak
"Sheath-n in." will he fixing. "I can
neither l!l.'.};r llr' sprawl) nor swing dinning.
but I rill ol. liwr mu gr: l Irwin."
This he in! r. ,«llllomly to do,
and Hallo mil in: kninl his harmo-
nious llll'tlhlll'tffl delivered in :1 mixture
of Kurdish and Dutch. Wm divided be-
tween Illl' temptation to laugh and cry.
«Youth» Companion '
ll? Reckoner! .10 Wonk] Bun.
One of the most interesting characters
in American history is General Zachary
Taylor. ”Dbl Rough and Rendy."hemof
Bur-nu Vista. father-inlays of Johnson
Davis and twelfth [resident of the United
Stats» We all recollect how Daniel
Webster arm-rev! at him. .9?le he was
mmlrmh-il, ms rt "Micki-Vinnie colonel."
and refuse i to it! his (rituals put him on
the ‘lt'lfi'i for vice pmudeut with Taylor
for first rim». thereby missing his last
and. ms the mmcl fibtl'xt‘d, bout chance
of becoming Wirlz'lll. Millard Fill—
more. of New York. took the dwplrnl
set-mid plum and thereby had nearly
tbrce your; in the White Home.
Borrow! Murmur! lLfl'Il to tell an 21mm
in}; little ecu. y of Taylor uncut his unmi-
natiou for the presidency. At that time
Gmal Tuyl- rr was stationed at New Ur-
learui. He may a Kerstuckinu and the
Kentuckians were wry pmpcrly pmunl of
him. Um: slay shortly below the (101%?!)-
tion met at Baltimore be was umirourhr-d
at New Grimm by an old Kentucky
friend. who aurd:
“(lone-rut we want you to run for immi-
dent."
"Who want: our to run!” ask» ll Gem-p
al Tuyiur M'l’llilL-‘LV.
"Why. we dis-all your old neigh-
fl
”\Vell. then. it" that's them." replied
the will hem. without changing the l!!-
prersion of his face. "I reckon ill have
to roof—Detroit Fm: Press.
finding In. Ilrlulr.
In «me [am of the Canton of Ticino I
very quaint immune ceremony gin-rails.
The bridegroom dresses in his "linndny
best." and “minimums! by as many
friends and relatives as he can muster
for the fete gum to claim his; bride.
Finding the: do"! Im'ltv’ll lit? demands
arlrnitinrire; the tumult-s ask him his
Imam, and in reply be solicits the
hour! of his «boson Ill-till’m.
If bin ““3930! be durum] mlisfnflory
be is rstwcrml‘l’eiy introslin‘ml to a num-
her of "nitrous :iml llllllwlrl. Milne perhaps
defuruwl and ”like?! mill and ugly. Then
he is {computed to) some Limo dolls. all
of which be Wye!“ with scum, amid
gent-ml merriewnt. The bewildered
brhlegrmnn. Wham: imrstrmsity and
temper are new mro ly tried. tether: luv
forum! that his he love tub-soul and
inritml in to M-L' for brute-if.
He mlers into the home and searches
from room to recur until he tin-hi her in
her bridal dress. ready to go to church.
Then are his troubles over and his state
as a brlmlict mural «hurries Republic.
‘lryla‘ to Iluy Ilnrh Illa "as: My.
Thisquecr story comes frmn llama-
chusetta: A man who lives In usuburb
o! Lowell is scribing mlmremlml given
by him weary yours «guru-maul. The
«lead eonsoyml his truly to user-gran now
practicing in tin-at Full». 3. IL. for the
sum of ten dollm and other rmhlerw
”campus-stun to be Inhmimhisdeulh
film the deed was unvle the giver has
made a fortune in 8::th Americaand
has decided that be worth! like [Club
liars burial. Thorium] prim-hulk! the
body shall be dimmed and the skeleton
articulated and wound to a medical
only allmallrohsto buyout
Thorium! the deed has made a
denim! it whammy-dull”
Comm m d.
leather or Ilse film" rim
Upon what the W [issue’s
weavlsrful faculty of hurling its way
mewmw
Wilmer. than and!» it to an
mahigMyWiatelllpaes.
TheWiseSf omit
Mms‘flgreelr Ii
Gififigim
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.. tire ‘ ‘
, Mere: e 1390131 yam _ him when he happens ti. o .
' us. . \He“ input in pantie}: a, ”y good luck at this, porno
"mam“ on)“; year. There is an «ind to his pompo‘sity
strut and his majesty an end" to his barnyard airs on. -
graces; an end to hisf dlor'dly .dignity. Misfortunes not:
come alone; it noverihins but it poem. First he losses his.
life and then his teat ors ,disa’ppear! Fine even Withou'
his feathers, he is tin with them, for fine feathers ’moke
fine birds. Fine yougmay be in what you are weafing’how
but finer you may be? arrayed in one of our, suits and more
coats. ‘ . . “ .3
g .. m DDT PRIDES ~
80. IDRNllN DENT ll PlRlDRS, . .
$1 Inudzph’frdrli ’
NCRQ’WN AND BRIDGE “‘OKKJ '
sci»! Tr- lhfrom' 5.37 a a n n s I
B
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, i
Pall
,6 Over the Post Oates. . 0N
“01.1.3” and .l’ollshlnc. 75c
SE (in red rubber. 5.5”
THE DRUGGIST.
I
ass Dennsiry'
TestiFillrd and Extracted With: _ .
‘ 37 out Pains ‘ J . ‘1 .
Tee“ xlrwlnd. , 5c ,
Tull (ranted Without l’nln. Filo
‘ filial'llllhgs, , , fitk‘
Rrfilcial Teeth Without Plates.
ll tter made. no matter how much you my.
I Work Guaranteed to he the Best
.3“ evenings o nn'ommndntr thoseongam d
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the dm'. Dr. P. W. minnow. M; r.
m lb
0 south Main fit. so. Norwaili.
‘ ’3,
7 Wall Papers.
Commencing Xov. fl, and end-
ing Dec. 15, We will give a re-
duction of 10) per cent. on all
dos. from the cheapest to the.
est.
“'liite Loud. Mixed Paint, Oils
and (3 loss.
Artists‘ Materials. Pointing.
l’aper Hanging anti ('iilcimin-
ng.
PIGTDRES FRMRED TD ORDER.
DECKER,
79 wasmxo’mx STREET.
h’ow is your mm: to buy
P‘eatMoss
STABLE BEDDING.
,Clran. Ewamniml, Healthful. at
no is; CDST 9537“”-
H A Z E LTO N
A ml
Cross Creek
COAL.
.-
CHBI
MR SAME EVERYW/IRE
Makes an every-day (sum of an
“time luxury. Pure and!
Prepared with scrupulous czr‘ “RIMS!
awed 2t 21’. Pure Food Ermine. Each
package makes two Lime 9. Avoid
hilarious" and insist W‘3Ving lhc
trauma 5; some. 5L' N. r.
SOUTH NORWALK
H. l. BESSIE"
.M "-1" ,.-. .
No 2 .
# BENNETT 8i. NDSTED,
ll Main Street, ‘80. Nonvslli. —~~—»—
Meats. Baled llail and Straw
Fish Oysters. ' GRAIN AND FEED. ’—
w opinion...
AT WHi )1.ELA L? E: RETAIL. ,. -
There is nothing. (unless it be
.00
the Sewing; Machine) that has
Hamlelzed Slale mama's ightened woman’s labor as
Hickory, Dal, Pine and Chestnul
' WOOD.
E. 5. H L'h'l‘l‘il
me.
”a
NOSE SUCH tel.
Wltlrlall Mia-ulna r-n-t hump!“ un-
mlus I run»:
on: paid
irrigating
It If "is Pied
amends °
much as Dobbins’ Electric Soap,
ONE HUNDRED STYLES.
i-oristantlysolil. since 1869. Now,
why rub and toil. and wear out
finlslmlin lmltuiinnnf llmmrrnr nuirhln‘ [V'Olll’Si’lf and your clothes, on
washday. when this perfect soap
is provided, to lighten your la-
bor. and save your clothes? If
you have cwr used it. in the 22
years we haw: made and sold it,
you know that it is the best,
purest. and most economical
soap made. If you haven’t tried
it, ask your grocer for it nor
and Woods. Samplrs hi be smart a?
W.H. Meeker&Co.’s
3i .-I)l’Tll MAIN STREET.
Agent for the Fnlr Haw-n ‘lrlfl/lt‘ nml Slat!
(bruparw .... a an
I r I SO" ' Be suro and get the genu"
South Sorwalk tiller»: ll. Bax--
u. um. IL ll. am: a 4' mum. B R0 K E R5' With our name ‘1’" the wrapp‘
I: T N" 57 New Street “H” “"3 ,.i‘.i:...'::::.'.l‘i”.l;:i
ks ' I ”NI i:fi’ltm‘lifmkvilgdaifivi
2 ' . NEUU YORK. . l, .1 a fit) gt. 0
f
_ the \’:llll(' of an article.
investment:- mule in Smoke and “min (or There '5 a“ mud] “‘al [mm W" In a m
> t‘ueb or Margin-m! smitten-l up“ only. Furn-
nf Dobbins' Electric as in four hum of
missions 550! l per rent. rash way.
any other Mop made. and it will, if used
om” received by m3" 0! tall? awarding to directions. do {our times
graph. References exchanged.
as much Work as any other. its cool .i
album
A LO N E.
but u wry slight advance on that of i”
furior soup. Insist upon Ilobbins' Elm
The Great All l.
AND
P 'f' T
BCI ID 83 60.
l. l.. CltMllS Jr (‘30.,
Philadelphia. PI.
lit ind» alone in the l'nltevl Main in newly-
ing l’urv 'l‘m-. t’ lbw-w. linking: Mme»: moi
("triennial Min: tusll its [MKVHIH. uml lIlRi in
the one»?! mlumptlun of all Ila t‘llrt‘kh. u but
mutate by the proper parties.
. DreatllPleaDo.
‘Isu ten-"11M! contains 3
lar stars 25‘”- k Cl. mailed
rowan Jinn-i. Whiilimir
{lflarklyn‘ )3, Still! I»; the fin-
“ Isle Street. Momslk. Donn.
Darin Thanks.
We wish to express through
your columns our heartfelt
thanks to the many friends of
lDXATDNlD,
who huveso kindly recommend»
ed itsuse for La Grippe, during
the present ellipemic, which is
now so sorely diluting the pub-
lie. There is no msdleinei’equal
to it. .
Norwalk Chronicler