' at
Enquire
' the“
0f
the ‘
Office
s
Merchants who permanently ad-
vertise « create * the impreSSion of
Strength and Of soundness. People
at least feel that thIOSe who keep
their» names before the public are
solid and “substantial.-
I‘tllllillillflljllTS BACK.
He Says Civil Service Men Are
Not Intellible. ‘
mum woman comma
no Ila-sachdsetts Man Succeeda Whita-
Iaw Bold is Minister to Franco—El:-
Speakhr Bead ltellcves His Mind Con-
cerning Democratic Legislation.
“insurances, May lit—The intestiga.
lion into the alleged violations of the civil
mice law by federal employees in Bel-
timore was continued by the house com-
mittee on reform in the civil service. with
Postmaster General Wanamaker on the
stand. In the course of his examination
Hr. Wanamaker said: “Many of these
.quutimisasltedme seemed to bebssedon
theassurnption that the pcstofllce depart-
ment is antagonistic to the civil service
conrmhsion, which is not true. The com-
mhion isnot infallible, and its findings on
any question are not to be taken without
question.” .
The Question ot Politics.
llr. Brawley asked Mr. Wanamaker it he
had concluded that the charges against the
men were made because of political mo-
tives. and Ir. Wanamaker said he did not
remember that he had any conclusion. He
simply listened to the statement of the
.postlnaeter who demanded an investigation.
Intlle cane of W. W. Johnson, the post-
master, there seemed to be abundant evi-
dence of his having endeavored to prevent
the pustoillce employees from violating the
law. It was true that many changes have
been made in the classified torce oi the Bat-
. Elnora postoflce, but the changes seemed
absolutely necessary and were made from
the'lbtci eligibles prepared by the properly
appointed representatives of the civil serv—
ice cummiuion. The report of the commit—
teoin relation to Mr. Johnson did not rec-
ommend dismissal, but. stated that decided
step should be taken to show that the gen-
eralrnle was not to be regarded herselter
aaa dead letter, and that henceforth any
violation should he treated as furnishing
cause tar dismissal.
The report of Chief Inspector Wheeler
and Inspector Sharp, upon which the post-
master general based his action in the Bul-
timorematter, says the investigation was
an open one, and after hearing the evidence
ulall the witncmes and o! the moved the
opinionwss formed that the facts did not
Mfy the dismiss! oi the twentyone men
named nor any one of them for violation of
' the civil service law as charged. The
muyemfl‘jntillaol evidence sustain-
W “‘9 W Islinst Postmaster Johnson
was found.
(lo-mission" Roosevelt Scored.
A letter from Postmaster Johnson dated
Sept. 81, 189], was left by Mr. Wanamaker
with tbecornmittee. Mr. Johnson says:
“To any that. I mnunutzed and mnfoundsd
II, the cool assurance with which llr. IIUUSQ.‘
veltnsuntestcdeclare that whilo it does
“appear that I used the postolficc to iu<
fluencetheprimary elections it is evident
that It was so used with my full knowledge,
and that I took no eflective steps whatever
toprevent such use thereof. sun-h a con-
dm could only be reached by one who
hd intended in advance to bring forth
Ionic fruit from his labor and then pursued
and) a method of investigation as would
mutstrnngly tend to establish that con-
clusion which was most eagerly desired by
those whose vindictive prejudice had
and incited the investigation.
silt use to say that although every cour-
tesy and facility pouible was aflorded )lr.
Welt in the pursuit of his inquiry yet
inmyopinion the method and manner of
“proceeding was unfair, entirely ex parte
and without precedent under American in-
stitutions." ‘
Midge's floral-nth Confirmed.
Wasnrao‘ros,lsy l3.—~Dlll'ing,l secret
“on o! Is- tban live minutes the senate
m the nomination of T. Jellerson
Coolidge. ot Mhudetts, to be minister
”fiance. There win no opposition,and
thscondrmation was made by a vive vocc
vote. The nomination of Captain Richard
W. leads to be a commodore in the navy
mar-ammo.
Tb-naudlspoeul OI the naval appro
hill up to the point when the in
can at the navyand the pr-oposednow
me in. Discussion of these
W Water (or the China.
Ir. flhcoek introduceda bill giving the
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THE MATTER GOES OVER.
Ilethodists Postpone Action on the (lee—
stitutional Question.
02mm, May 13,—Themnstitntionalqncs-
tion which butane up so much of the
time of the Methodist conference was fin-
ally dispcned of by the adoption of a resolng
tion by a vote of 2:15 to no to postpone the
whole matter, to print the report of the
consultational committee in the church pa-
pers, and to take up the question again a
the next general conference. ‘
Bishop John P. Newman provided. The
action of the committee on episcopacy in
refusing to recommend the election of addi-
tional bishops was a surprise to the candi—
dates, as they had all along considered their
influence more potent than that of the
bishop» and no idea that an Episcopal
board could thwart their desires.
Aspects] committee of tour laymen and
three ministers was asked by hlr. Depew.
of Pennsylvania, to investigate the Ioasibil-
ity of ponsolidating the edmtional socie-
ties, as during the past year the Educational
society collmtcd 883,673, and in doing so
has expended between $40,000 and stucco.
Dr. Depew denounced this ratio of ex-
penditnre as unbusinesslike and demanded
an investigation. Dr. Pyne, president of
the society, stated the committee courted
an open. thorough and efficient investiga-
tron.
Plans for the Catholic Chautauqua.
New You, May l3.~At the conference
of Catholic priests and laymen with regard
to founding a Catholic Chautauqua, olfers
of land and accommodations at Point Piece
ant and Carlton island were made. The
studies to bcpursued in the Chautauqnaare
history, literature, political science, ethics
and miscellaneous subjects. The couneis
to begin Aug. land is to last for the first
yearthrec weeks. Next year it willprohably
be lengthened to double that time. The
name 0! the organization will be the Cath-
olic Summer school. The committee on
location will visit Lake Plemsant, Carlton
island, Thousand Islands and other places
and rcpmt. The following officers were
elected: Rev. Morgan M. Sheedy, oI Pittsv
liurg,prcsidcnt; Rev. P. A. Iialpiu. New
York, first vice pnsidt-nt: John ll. Hiram),
New York. Sl‘itulltl vim president; Mrs. A.
T. Toomey, third vice president; Rev.
Thomas McMillan, chairman of general
council.
Atterbury Joins Parlrlmrsl.
New Ynmt. May lit-Rev. Dr. Anson P.
Atterlmry,of the l’arkAvr-nue Presbyterian
church, has joined hands with Dr. Parlo
bum in an etfnrt to reform New York. Dr.
Attorbury is president. of the New York
Sabbath «(minty and his agents last Sunday
vtsitod ilnbv-r'a Museum and the Globe
museum. and the proprietors of those places
were arrested for breaking the Sabbath.
African Methodists Meet.
Ptmnrau, May lit—At the A. M. K
Zion conference J. C. Clinton and A. Wal—
ters were elected bishops. Rev. J. W. Al-
stock. of Alabama, was unanimously elected
general steward and the Rev. William H.
Day, of Harrisburg, general seen-titty. Rev.
Georgi- W. Clinton. of l’ittslumz. wzh made
editor u! the church p:l|n-l',t‘1t.‘.r nl‘ Emu.
LcaLe Wants to ‘I’ratity.
“Cannon“. May l:l.—S. l‘. leakanf
Philadelphia. has notified l'lmirnmu lion-
dcrmn. oi the [mtnlllccs and postruads
committee, of his desire to supply the rum-
miltr-e upon its investigation of charges
against Postmaster General Wanamaker re—
garding pneumatic mail transportation in
Philadelphia with whatever information
and proof he has in his [ascension
Three Men Were Killed.
MIDLAND. Mich. May l3.—'l‘hc four boil-
era of the Midland Salt and Lumber rom-
pany's mill Ill‘m blew up, wrecking the
building. Three men were killedas lollows:
Charles ll. Allen. aged twenty-tour. leaves
a wife; Eugene Van Vlankenbnrg leaves a
wife and several small children; Richard
Steers leaves a wile and two grown up
daughters. A score more were badly hurt.
Anna Dickinso- Inuit-to.
New Yuan, May l:l.~Anna Dickinson,
who has been very ill at the Filth Avenue
hotel, is said to be in destitute circum-
stances. After recovery from her illness
her hotel bill was presented to her, but she
was unable to ppy it, and Saturday last she
left the hotel very suddenly and took up a
residence on West Twelfth street.
Iiwladlsd by a Nbarpcr.
Breanne, N. Y., )lsy l3.-—One of the
Rochester banks has been receiving checks
upon it which are worthless and which were
evidently put lnto circulation by a sharper,
who signed himself Rev. P. W. Lang. The
checks were cashed by unsuspecting per-
sons in Albion, (.‘anandaigna, Syracuse.
Lyons and other places.
Jerry IleAaley's Widow Weds.
New You, May lit—In. lsria lo-
Aulsy, the widow of Jerry IleAnlsy. who
toondsd the (hem rank», at which
shah-a boon lacs Ms death the Moe,
was married to B. L Gilbert, one at the
triatess, with the alienation of whose at-_
fsetimrsshewas live magnet-malty
hislirst wits.
In India- Outbreak In.
01mins, 0.1., lay ia-uDlrpstchnwm
received from the Cheyenne ma Arapaho
agency at Cantonment, by Govsdnor they,
stating that lied Noon andWhlteShisld,
Cheyenne chiefs. who caused the trouble
tncounty 1', have been placed in «radar
slant. All danger at an outbreak is passsd.
'l‘helnttevy'stlhavterletlelewed.
escrow-yet
W
r Teteenaemc anEvi‘rlss.
‘l‘he Pinkerton force is to be investigated
by a house committee
Senator Dawes has introduced a bill to
make Oct. 12. 1892. a national holiday.
New York managers of the World's fair.
who-re now in Chicago, (ever an” appro
pristion by congress ol 85,000,000.
There are “7.000 worst. at claims against
the water department 0: Jersey City unpaid
for lack of funds
Thecase aging“ Detective Edward Ball,
of Philadelp is, charged with lrldnaping
Nellie Hoop-r, daughter of Proteaor
Hooper, of Bolvidere, ‘.\' .1, was nolle press-
ed in the Warren county court.
George Young. a young man of Lalayette .
street. Jersey City. was sentenced byJudge
Lippincott to three months in the peniterr
nary and lined 8200 for attempting to vote
at the last election on another man’s name
Neither the Rothschilds' Marlon house
nor the Paris hoirso mil cooperate in the
Anstria~flungarian gold operations.
.“"',the " oIthe BELL ',
Berlin, arrested for embezzlement, hascorn~
mitted suicide by hanging in his cell.
The British government has declined to
give its assent to the convention between
the United States and Newfoundland.
Ravachol is to be tried at the Loire as
sizes {or robbery and incendiarism, as well
as for the murder of Chambles, the hermit.
The Wood will compromise between Mrs
Parnell and General Sir Evelyn Wood and
others has been confirmed by the court of
appeals. » '
United Ireland advocates that advantage
be taken of the Chicago Columbian exhibi-
tion to establish aconvention ot represent-r
tivc Irish~Amerians in America in law
Eight dynamite cartridges were placed
along the track of the Electric Street rail-
way in Buda—Pestb. but only one exploded,
doing much damage, but not hurting any
one.
The late minister of commerce for Bun-
gnry, Burcssy Bonus, died so poor that his
funeral expenses will have to be met from
the public funds.
John Renting, one of the O‘Brien bunco
gang, was arrested at Burn
The bread bakery of Mrs. Polly Eby at
Manhcim, Pa, was_ blown up by a myruwri‘
ous explosion.
Myron Pratt shot and killed Mrs. Margaret
Sperry at Lincoln, Neb. lie said she waf
blackmailing him.
lion. Patrick ()revillP-Nngcnt. brother of
Lord (ireville. who was indwtml lor having
attacked Miss Marion S. Pure in a railway
carriage. was sentenced to six months‘ inr-
prisourueut at hard labor.
The tug Carrington minted into Duluth
harbor with every member of its crew dead
The boat got caught in the ice and the crew
starved.
It h ofilolally denied that the sultan is ill.
Robert C. Winthrop, of Boston, the oldest .
vex—speaker oi congress. celebrated his eight).
third birthday May l‘J. lie was personally
acquainted with every president of the
United States except Washington and Jet-
fv-rsnn,
'l'hr I'nitml Slims dwllvt rnurt rt Seth
has no sir-howl tho mptnln or ii.» Ann-rural:
«:1» l n-vrl‘i :.. . l.‘.fl,' tnarm-lythrys'unprtwu-
nn-nz and lwr new to thirty days [or illegal
naming. .
T HE BASEBALL WORLD.
At l'.u~hurt;- u. u. I.
I’ltlsllul’g ...... n l n 0 n n o | I} 2 a :
Ihifllllll,,_.. ,2 3 l) l l) n o l) 1 till! 2
lhtttt-rics‘ (inlvm and Mack, Staley and Kelly.
Att‘tnrilmutl lv'inltgam» [Ill
l'lnt‘tnnnll ..... n n 2 2 n o 0 n o r 1 2
Philadelphia ,,0 u u l o it t o 0. .‘i s 1
Batteries: Mnlland and Murphy. Estnr and
Clemente
Becondgame‘t It. .I.
Cincinnati ...... 00000I100~23l
Philulelpbla.,,0 0 0 ll 0 l 0 0 0--| :55
Batteries: Chamberlain and Murphy, Weyv
hing-nil Urea
At Chicago—First W a. u. I.
Chicago ........ Koontznoodsl
Washingtonmooo l 20 l l-»5 7 !
Batterin: (lumbert and Bchriver. littleu and
Killian
Secondgame It. II. a.
Chicago ........ ltflxoouoonlel
Washington.» I :0 000 will a:
Batteries: Hutchinson-ad Kittrldn. Dots-
and llllligsn.
At him-ville- First game It. Is. a.
[outwith ...... ooooornzosni
NewYorl.....ll 0 2 I 0 3 0 21k!" 2
Batteries: Joncsand lirltn. King and Boyle.
Second gnaw It Is. I.
Louhvilie ...... nooozloouwra:
NewTo’rh ..... lolofiullfrli»'llz5
natterles: Plums“ and brim. It and
Boyle.
“m" mans 0A!“
At ”mm a. w. a
Providence....JJOInDnaoI«-eel
Tm ....... ....200000300—--5l30
Batteries lurphyaadniinllivan. new»
van and leIIatlroy.
At Pbiladelpbia- . a. I. g
Atletlrs ........ nutritioemnr
Nathan. 0 a o l) I I) It 0 bmtla 1
Batteries; Wllson and Devlin. Walls and
Ornher.
At Alboay~ all.
Alhaoy.........0 o l a o o o o 1—2 I 8
“whirlwind c 00300 0 (wt Ill
Itnrplry and Dana, Tow-sad
aoanha
nettle Adi-ohm
.Naw You, lay ill—J
:satsncsdllattieAdamstoniaaem
uptngsdhordsrtyhonssst l
Twenty-seventh street. The trial at the
other women tadistsd w Dr. M
Im’aelovtswillbspcstpoaed aatilWitr
“thumbing is won enough»
tutti].
Ila Threw (tho-plea Wales.
Williams, Del, lay Iii-40h Y.
‘ :Wl ~SylllNllTll N!
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Sensor Touns To Tun
NATIIINAL CAPITM.’
Hanna Tin Pomona“ Conuncnn livers):
Ur Tar:
Platinum llllllllllll,
February 18, March 11, April 7, 28, Mo '
y 19, 1892 y
Excursion Tickets ‘
timid only on special train. will be sold from
New York at
$l2.50
$I LOO
Return roupom valid only on spmiel lmin,
the Saturday tullliwinir. 'l' u- GIZJW rule i'r
Modes railway fare and lllufll't cutout» in both
directions. hotel arronimmlnliona in “bushing-
rnn at the Arlington, Normnudic. Ehbitl. Wil~
lord's. or Riggs house, from shutter on Thurs.
day to lunr-ltmnun Mttlrrlnv, .vtli inrlmive.
'l‘tnv: on.oo rule does not include meals en—
mntc, but rovers all the other natures of the
(our. SPECIAL TRAIN will leave New York
at ii a. m.. on the (INN above mentioned.
Tourist agent and clinprrr-u will nirximmm
with party. For itrncrariea. tickets nndfnll
information mldrv-«s Tourist A cut Penny-3L
vnnlit Railroad. Mil Broadway. .\-~w York.
l'HA‘}. El. l’i'lill. J. R. WOOD
General Manager. lit-rwral I'lktti. Agent.
l9 3m
llr. F. W. Harmer,
Painless Dentist.
Artificial Teeth Without Plates.
d'mwn and Bridge \vurk.)
iiFSl‘ 5131' or TEETH ON RED RUBBER
ROUND T R1 1’.
ndgsfitsprald"
Makes an everyday convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. Highed
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
package makes two large its. Avoid
ma
(imam-d to be the M1 and the: home last
, other lkutists charge Twice a- much tor.
Tenth extracted without pain -
Mir Fillings - - 500 and up
”old Filiinm - - SUI) and up
All work .rrtalnlni: to lhvrftl-rry guaranrmi
to in» Tlil‘ -»t workmamth ul prmew awn:
pile-dial? rlml’xed by ullxrr tlrtll l-da
OFFICE. t2 WASHINHTUN KTREFIT.
Over I’mt ”dire. Emmi; Sm Walk. u‘i ly
JOHN F. FLYNN'
Sanitary Plumber,
STEAM and GAS FITTEB.
lflBBlllli i SPFL‘lllTl.
Fi'l‘
imitatinns~an insist on having the
N0 SUCH brunt.
lln' ..._- Iain n the Mormon; unlit-r)!” Ll"
ran. l"~ l‘ “narrated n’ri'rl. :‘mulh .\urvn an.
and film! it for
IERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse. N.‘l.
autumn" 1—
st rosters
AND SULPHUR.
ha will
. eTfiuntvd‘ffT‘w
nit 2m
WILLIAMS
DELICIOUS'
Sparkling and healttdul. Enjoyed by the
whole lamily. No other root beer or-
ract equals Williams' in strength and
purity. One bottle of extract mites 5
gallons. The great temperance drink.
is ~ I nod”
trial willnupynel this claim. m
I‘m-Atumwu
min
with the
in
The
III-ll.
m ..... .
u. m. sum. as. a.»
~”i-.._.:-;.___........... "mgr-
“are
animus
"PLUMBING
l mpw tlully m‘icit a share of plillllv' patron-
rgr. i rein to plumbing I haw drum- for the
pad w". en years. in lhr rrrtploy of W. ii. Mei-k-
c.’ .e i u Ml vmxli will inn- 4.) [Wr'ut‘lllll My-
~rix~in:,, ,«ni will i»- prwnwl} nuralrrl and
ni-' ..: .vr. y'llflftllxl'rrrvl .. rv‘PIlflitl .rsn.
Wll Meeker&fln.
Sanitary ‘l’lumhing
linv Pressure Steam Healing
a szwlully.
Tlll Mill SHEET lllilll Wlllll.
hint Air Heating. Ranges and lint-
ing Stem.
Agent lnr all the lloyntnn ('o 'a s‘pecieltlesand
Florida Boiler
.Fsll line It m cm.
ill “athlete in. 80. Israeli.
lave "money“!
or vismfio
F. BUYLSTllN’S
anion at five llile River.
Ore-IvarhtyetVdsdudss-adsldsa
the-ssh Abolasltanrtnollaal
earth—vary“
4m!
r:
Enqulre
at
the
lbfilce
of
the
s
EVening
AYMENTS
$1 WEEKLY!
O N '
Watches. Chains. Charms.
Mantel Clocksdiamonds.
uses. lfll-lllSllll & coMPAlll.
2l9 Montague St,
vrrv lunasousllz. llmllklyll. II. I
Tliilh far our gm!» delivered in South Sor—
walk have given general inrtisfactiou. and our
method of payment in highly appreciated. Full
inf-mention can be haul of our agent.
GUSTAV PITZER,
l9 RAILROAD PLACE.
SOUTH llllllWllK CONN. il.’
mwcsws‘
ll Illll STREET, llllllVlllK.
,4
To our friends and patrons we beg toen-
ntmnrc that our Fpl'lnil importation; {or ten:
an- uuw ru't'h'ul.tfl Wllil'h your attention is
re-qn-etlully inv ted. Opening week w» will
t'lIIt'f start-la! Karenina in Ribbons and Flow
era. Wm hundred buns- of Plenum tn t-ltmw
(mm. Invite-J. can niake swim-lion now and we
will reserve their order until later if desired.
. . .
Ladies own Material made to order
MRS. W. FAWBETT.
' Gone. Extract of
Red Clover.
Dandelion, layb
M
I "I'll" cure for all Female Diseases.
A If!" ailnfllfi—a tired lane-id (cell-e. low
splriledana and We», without hast-I
nave. Indication. head-rho. backache. hearing
dawn pains scrou the lower part of the bowels with
grmt lilf’HQ” in the region of the ovaries. bladder
dflcalzlu scanty urine. with frequent desire to
or are, lsumrrhm and constipation. . .
sffllls fm'ms is pleasant to take. being in
the form of tiny capsules or
pills wblvh. it taken according to directions never
fails to relieve or rare the severest far-a elk-ale
weal-en Price "my: be: stint-tent for one
months treatment or so.” for 3 boxes millet-mt
rurzi months treatment molly enough for the very
wont ram Sold by all tlruggisls or mailed in
a sealed rut-hoe upon receipt of price. .
Address ( l'la‘ll": SPECIFIC 00-. Imhlya,
as'
Within l5 Minutes. I'lve rem mmplr mn-
tnina I cure; Ten (out mung-l? mnralrn 3
cures. Regular ~isw— 25m. 50c. ll til. ”mil-vi
int paid I”; 1'0‘YNS 8 JAMES. “1th2t‘!.\.f
truggints, rouklyn.1\'. I'. Sold hr the m.
towing rhiutli Xurwallt ulruuci-ts: l‘. H B1»
ter.‘Lti. Hoyt. R. H l’lsls-rwt u .‘ stunt“:
cum RHII'MA‘HMI.
Nt-uralgia. Sick-Emul-
M'llr. Auti-bllinunului
an ml family or varivr
lill. [runs )1 .ST
is mostly reliable for
curing piles in all forms.
)0 , CO ‘or sale evi- 'whrre.
and at I’ LA 1 ti F. D's
Drug Store. Sofinrwnlk
f U
Prior 5 rents a li- .
It Thu. Proprietor I'nvrtlnml..\le. ll :tm
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
South “a”! street.
‘ l
{Oil—£3
)‘ltiuu -' ""
hull lllll.
l
[fruit-Ir!-
Some
Raise the
Objection I
IIIA‘I' evennnrrro rs now sour
A'l' so await. A .rsanorrt or
tutor" rrra'r rnrsv cannon
arrow to snvan‘rrsn. runs
in son-r win run meow
anvrrmsn. wanna rs run
anvmaoe or suwrino ran.
neonates cam on mmrao
mar.“ om'r nanosras
rr run them an nor 'ADI
swans or their:
Why not
Try the
Sentlnel
I Columns?
Q
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A. Meritalone 1433 m
s
ode the reputation of _
rut sums an. IE.
Wa‘shhum Crosby a.
,Superlative
In the best l-‘lour made. and ant-heap nanny
other. All grocers sell it. Every barrel or
ant-It of flour tumleiu the farrrnua \\ ASH Elli)
MILLS. Moun-npulia. beam the name "I
WAHHBURN Cituslii’ Co's None genuine
withoutjt.
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Kelley, Ilobns & 80.,
Mill AGENTS,
Tl!) Main Street. Hartford. Conn.
mrl'.’ 3m
The leading fish market of the
city 18 at
HUNT 8t, ZELUFF’S
32—WAsmxorox STREET—tic.
___...___-_
There you can always find the
freshest fish to he had. A line
lot of shad arrives every day.
PllilE Tflllllll CATSllP,
ltllo,
PIBKlED DYSTERS.
Orders called for and deliveml.
ter and Vegetable Market.
.——.—« ow
Humzhurrs
32 WASHINGTBN STREET.
ii. i. B‘uLSSill'l' Li: a. th's’i r...
2| Iain Street. So. llorwalli.
m eats.
Fish. Oysters.
‘ Fruilsilegelables,i’uullly.
OFALL KIND.“ IS '! xiii“: rhi'x‘lr“
AT WHOLELALF‘ 1v l-L‘ri'l All.
”I!
Read This!
5" «homes. estlmulh :thd t‘llv‘llp Z‘rl'l'lu'l-
yarn-nu [and ail of the prnplr mule m l‘nrlnm'.
and «one ..: im- prulill' all Ml llw r-nm. . m _.
wtli'l ‘ln. all :‘;r Prindt‘ all the (rum. A ‘
rim. l up i ‘r. l' 9‘ ("mm :p :.l hm -l‘.-.l
Litt- in.- u- t "nip.tny In what In» prnplr
Villi Ivauvnnr- 21...; ll.|tr mm int-.wl min buy-
.0; schema- u; .m-np lupuldlllr, t map lll.
«trams-ls ilm‘ tlurnp tllwin}; n nul't aurlli
much.
It you run.
mm tiun fur your lonely. m
ynumll m . (nlnl nur, get a plnlh “ulnar
policy on Ilu- .. “Vi mo it! plan it) (no I ‘nmmt‘l-
lrt'u‘tlticueral inn-inhuman r t‘ompam}.ol liullv
or .
55. S. L’Hommedien.
AgentJil Washington 5t. 50th Somali
l}. lleKLlN & SUN
Soccer-ms to (I. B. DcKJlI.
5i Washington 8. 80. lorasll
2? Iain Street liorasllt.
Finn-lass
Bakers, quleclioners,
lCE CREAM.
(7 Orders i’rn'mptly Filled.
I ll
. Do
W. Fflglnilyml
A L Bl N M A LM 0.
a. Dealer in all hindv 0!
lel and Salted Irate, sausage,
VEGETA ISLE”. DELICATIIh-‘E .\‘.
Butter. Eggs, Lervl.t3snned timsqu’v‘lsb. Chum
Uyatrrr. etc etc.
NORTH MAIN “BRET. NEAR WEST.
some Nmalk. ml'a' ly
ll'IBBlElt CllMSTllCK
Are Headquarters for Seed Potatoes: lire
choice varieties—Early lieanty oi lich-
mn. Early Rose, Early Ohio. White Star
and New Queen—«handsome seed stock
and warranted true to name. Grown st
Boniton,AROOB’l'00K COUNTY,Msine,
Aroustooh (Monty lies in the extreme
northeast corner of tthnited States,
and contains 8} million moi as for
tile land as the sun shim on. The soil
reaehstdown to bed rock. The farmer
here main a regular brain-m of raising
mediator ascd,sndhehas hemevery
natural advantage. The location is so
tar north- toinourc aliardy growth.
Particular attention is given to herring
the seed pure. and by years of minerali—
lag lioniton seed pit-tin have agnal
tepntatlcn. If you want more of tin.
bastard pmtoss grown lathe United
States we have them. In fancy prion,
Neutron: 3].") totle per tunnel.
. Special mention.
n llll’lllllill SAHDINES,
Whole-sale and Retail‘li‘ish. Dys-
BENNETT & HUSTEl},
Sentinel ,
While Hillebore. '
Camphor Gum.
Dalmaliun Insect Powder.
llaplhalien,
Paris
In quantities to suit at
est. market prices.
Green.
the low.
~~ « >«o—«fi—
HALE,
The Druggist.
Fertilizers!
_A T_..
Raymond,
Bros.
Uur Pure Ground Bone we
are offering at greatly reduced
price. Potaln Manure and Super-
pliosphate at lesss than it costs
other dealt-rs.
DRINK
Thea Nectar,
i’l'itl-Z I’ll l X ES FI TEA.
Var. Hill} lie mum] at
The Great
tillamic and Pacific
Tea Company’s
STOKE.
Al Main Street, Harwell. (loan.
Any article that has outlived
2': year: of cornprlitv’on and im-
itation. and sells more and more
can-h year. must have merit.
Dobbins” Electric fioup, first
Illiltlt‘ in lmzti, is just that article.
Than-v wlm use iteat'h week (and
their name is legion) save
clothes and strength and let
soup do the work. All that we
can say as to its merits. pales
into nothingncss, before the
story it will tell, itself, of it:
own porn-ct purity and quality,
if you will give it one trial.
Ask your grocer for it. He has
it, or will get it. Try it next
Monday.
N, 8. Electric Snaps in which clot.
7 that, ‘vluyanoipttrt. llohbim’
lo. the original one. all Magnetic-s. Elec-
trics. and him1n»~.\lngim are fraudulent
unitntionn. Ask lnr llobbins' Electric;
we that our lllllllt' x» ml every wrapper.
and if any otlwr in arm you by your
grow-r, when you unit-r ours. send it
back to him.
Tin-re are many imitation
l. L. (forms a Co.
Philadelphia. Pa.
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