Hotel.
Most .fchanniIIg so... Mam till 1... 11111118111111.
. New Bathing Houses.
New Attractions.
DANCING DAILuY—TNflTHEPAVILION.
3011011 POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, Owners and Proprietors.
J. FINKENSTEIN.
will leave South Norwalk st 10K 1111 12 :30, 2 :,00 8:30, 5.50 and
LeaveRotonPoint, 11a. 111,130, 2:,40 5:00, 0:45and10:.00p In.
SUNDAYtlwheave South Norwalk, 10: 510 n 111., 12 ::10, 2 :00, :1: :10,
Ill: 30, 5- .50 and 7 :30 p.111.
Leave Roton Point, 11:10 11.111" 1:10, 2:40, 5:00. 6:40 and 0 :00 p.n1.
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Excursion Fare. 25 Cents.
General Manager.
Time table subject to change without notice.
VINO VBILT IN A WRECN
1111 Yacht Alva Crashed into by
s Steamer and Sunk.
[AmmeOBALI-ONBOARD
‘ no Mail" and Ills ouuu Array-1d
‘; can I- III-Ir lflght clothes rue-
Aha-d the rum wnlcn llnn the
Alva Down—Landed lalsly in Boston.
"I ”on, July Eh—William K. Vanderbilt
.Mapsrtyoffrieudswereshipwrecltedoff
L‘ . Pdleuk‘s Rip ahoah, Nantucket. and nar-
.41
lowly escaped drowning. Mr. Vanderbilt
and a party, including Frederick W. Van
derbilt, George W. DeForest, Frederick S.
Hoyt and learn. Poll and Riggs, left New-
pfl't last Wednesday in Mr. Vanderbilt’s
steamyscht Alva for a cruise, arriving at
Bar Esrhor at noon on Friday. 0n Satan
dayafternoon they started on the return
trip to Newport.
They had fine weather until Sunday
mills, when at about 6 o'clock they ran
late a thick fog 01! Nantucket, and not
deeming it safe to proceed anchored in the
chinnel. Officers of the Alva say a man
"stationed at the fog bell and kept it
ringing vigorously without ”coming. Be-
tween that hour and 8:40 two vessels passed
thm nfely, hearing their bell.
The officers on the Alvn soon after 8
o‘clock heard the steamer H. F. Dimock. of
the Islropolitan line, approaching, and
continued to keep the yacht‘s hell in Ino-
tin. The Dimock, they maintain. an-
lwored with her whistle and as she neared
file yacht slowed down her engines, run-
ning It dead slow speed. As nearly as they
could judge the Dimock seemed to go
around the yacht and then no into her on
theport bow, cutting a hrge hole in her
llde and m’nking her in twenty minutes.
Got of! Just in Time.
At the moment of the collision Mr. Van»
derbilt and his guests were in bed, and the
rude awakening and the imminent danger
left them no time in which to dress.
'Ir. Vanderbilt threw his pajama over his
robe du chsmbre when he rushed on deck.
mid, fishing in the situation In a glance, he
nu forward, so it is said, and climbed up
the bow of the Dimock to the deck.
The people on the Alvnhniled the Dimock
and said they were sinking. Captain Cole
man, of the Dimoch, after receiving an
lulu-u“! m
or wall: qumuuu “null"
the boat remained intact, told the people
on the yacht that he would lay by until
they could he transferred to his vessel.
A steam launch, four rowboals and a naph—
tha launch were then lowered from the
Alva, which was rapidly sinking, and the
owner and passengers. with the crew, were
low afloat and rapidly pulling away from
their doomed croft. Their out was none
too soon, for when they were Ilium! a midi-'5
m from their row-l «he mode 11 violent
Real to port, and 11;. 1"" I: again 1111113.:le
down, bows first, and nothing but the tin vc
mastsstlcking out of the outer lllillt‘lth'tl
the Moe of the msguillnrnt menu row-r
they find so lately deserted.
Emullllg but Life Loot.
The my were all safely qutlml on board
the Bullock, whirl: unchored and remained
mute fa. lifted and a course was not for
Baton. 80 hurriedly were the occupants
of the 111mm craft obliged to leave that
they were all, With the exception‘uf the
we on deck, clad in nothing but their
clothes, and lost everything they bud
In way of valuables. None of the pos-
m had a slim» or stocking on when
w in the cabin of the Dlmock.
The mum on board the latter named
w clothed the people from the y m lit 1».
M they «mm with the av nilubl» spore
relate-t.
The Dilnoch was going at a greatly ru-
dueed speed at the time o! the “Illusion
M she would probably have run
,om the Alva, and a frightful lone of
wonhl have been the result, owing to
the foot that all the passengers and one half
lb crew were soundly ruler-p at lho time of
theeeddeat.
It. Was Worth a lllllow.
Arriving In this city the Vanderbilt Inrt y
at once took a train for their home in .
The Alva is s nowl screw steamer with
ink-nuns rig. line '11 205 feet over all, 253
fasten thomtornno. 311.11 feet moo, and
In a draft of 18 foot. The engine is of
Ike three cylinder compound direct acting
”penis high pressure cylinder being :11
ad the low menu" cylinder» being +5
Infi- ll diamter, with 42 inch stroke of
The bellman 10 feet long by I?
ludielneur. A powerful dynamo en»
[he a the electric light with which
t blighted throughout. She Is Imp-
thslesmsteariuggesrauda stem
1:,
'1'an waeoneof thinnest-11d finest
steamers silent, and with
itiseettmated. was worth not
b Mill 3.1!»,000. She was under the
all-def alleerylferrioon “he
11'th nice, no. name The
lshvs-sl severest-on II sandy Meets,
I. In" Ills for Aunt".
Amer 10..me no.4 1.1.11.1”
31h Pinch-11 liter-11 farm-t
, where there is one of the
m mile trsehla the country,re-
neatly “spans of 05,01» forsrsos
mailman and Allerton (7 11.1191
hm "Will trot any him-in the
WIM' Allerum’s owner
re." eaten trot Allertonms 1.1111
Minna-1W
”3‘34...”
11111111. Lanna Isms
fl. :sllerolths investment“:
“”1 MM W from a
returned-worn}. momentou-
':I Old lsllread ha- been.
WWII-ram mute-tee
heeled-arises .
o”Hill-eel one»
whine-2"“.
FlFTEEN me one.
liners II the York Colliery IIIIDI h
an lupin-Ion of flu.
Pat-review, Pu, July 2.1—.“ a mullet
an explosion at York mlllory fifteen of the
victimssredesd and one Is lying at the
point of death at his home. 0fthedesd
two are still in the urine covered with
debris Following in a fnllliet of the killed:
Thomas Jones, ulnonrlile; Herman Werner.
Bt.(.‘lalr; Anthony Puller-inch, George Krebs
Kiddie Creek: William Jones. linenviue:
William Weyrusn, Minersril 0: Anthony Bloch.
Yorkville; Edward 1. , Mount laden;
Henry B. hfsdsra; Pottsville: Thomas P. ham
MPMIGYIIM; Robert W. Allstl. Pollevllle;
Charla D. Alum, Pottsville; John Harrison.
Wadmrille; Janina Hart-oil. Llewellyn; Chrio
tfan Harnicker. 111. Clair; George Stock. living,
but no hopes of recovery.
Prominent foreign and local mine officers
superintendod the removal of the debris in
order torecover the bodies of all the un-
fortunate men and at the same time in-
stituted a thorough investigation as to the
muse of the M, ' ' C ‘y
this is given out as having been mined by
gas liberated by n blast in the second lift
rushing through the airway to the first lift,
whore It was ignited. There was noor‘lminnl
carelessness on the part of any of the em-
ployees or olilciale. Hie men were all
working with safety lumps and how the
gas caught fire it will never be told.
The scenes about the oolliery and the
homes of the victims are beyond descrip-
tion. The work of recovering the hxlioe of
the two still covered by the debris is being
vigoromly prosecuted. While there is a
great full of material no special damage has
been done to the interior workings of the
mine. The colllery will be in full operation
' again by the middle of the week.
A JOINT TARIFF DEBATE.
Colonel McClure Challenges Governor
McKinley to Discuss the Issue.
Pmunruuu, July ‘2: .——'l'he Hon A
K. McClure has challenged Governor \\ il
liam McKinley. Jr.. of Ohio. to a joint de—
bate on the (and question in the Academy
of Music, this city. As a result of the cor-
respondence which paved between the two
gentlemen Mr. McClure has addmnwd the
following to Mr. Hurrity:
l‘IIII.AIvI:I.I~ItIA. July 2: me.
To the lion. William l". Harrity, Chairman
National Demimratic Committee:
DEAR Silt ~l herewith transmit to you copies
of the mrrespondeuce laolwu-n Governor hic-
Kiuley. of Ohio, and myself. relating to a pro-
posed discussion of the term in this city. it
seems from Governor McKinlr-y'e letter that
he regards the tarid no purely a partisan queer
lion. and that he is not at liberty to dLscusa it
during the campaign without the cement or 1.11
rcctlou of the Republican national committee.
Than. :- ... mlmmflw 1111 the mats—ens that
Is no generally and so directly Intereetod in
tarilf taxes at Philadelphia and Governor Me-
Kluley‘s eminent ability and exceptional famil<
isrity with the questions-the author of the
present tariff should be heard on the subject
by our people of every faith Please murmuni-
rate with Chairman Carter. of the Republican
national committee. and obtain his mount for
Governor Ilrlfinley to discuss the tariff in
Philadelphia. as‘prop<.seed in the induced n-rro
apondcum
You are at liberty tonrrange any or all de-
tall: for the flm‘ilhbl'll. with ('Ilnlflllllfl Carter
Yuum truly. .\ ii )1. (1.111”:
Cleveland to “tilt I holler.
PHILADELHHA, July dork-President
Clot-cloud Is expwted to write 11 letter with.
in the next two weeks, probably to Nation-
nl(‘otn1nittoo Chairman W. W. Hnmty.de
lining at length hie views on the tariff. It
is said the till ument which will be separate
from Mr Cleveland's letter of acceptance.
will modify the Chicago platform
Colonel Ila. lay Escape.
Nlunvuma, July iiwAn application for
swn't of habeas corpus was filed by the
attorneys of Colonel 1!. Play King before
United States (‘ircult Judge Jackson. Es-
Attonloy General of the United States 0111-
land pmeented the prom-ea. lt lathe cont-
mou belief here that ('olonel King willie-
espe the death penalty.
Killed Through Carafes-nus.
(luvsuxn, Jnly tl'i.-A f ht train ran
Into a car loaded with and was
wrecked Thinn- blaster. fireman. was
killed; Thomas Doaeomer, engineer, was
fatally mlded. lack Carpenter, the sec
tion foreman, whose esrelenness «need the
accident, has dissppeared
The Chicago Anarchists.
(Ilium July lift—ere hundred dole-
ptee f so many societies and organise-
tions in ('hicago. representing 00,011) men.
THE ,VIEHI IN CONGRESS
flu»..- ..._.
It Will Probably Be the Last
of the Present Session.
SLIM CHANGER FOR 111111" 011'. GWT
I'll. Conferess fall to Are- an the Ap-
proprlstlon. as Neither aide Would
(haunt to Cone-do a Dollar I- the
Appropriation.
Wasutnoron, July Iii—This will proba-
bly he the last. week of congress if (it-finite
action is taken on the sundry civil and
general deficiency appropriation bills. it is
idle to predict the fate of these measures,
which is enveloped in doubt. In the house
today the oonferees on tho sundry civil bill
‘ “=--‘- their reports.
- The O'Neill amendment providingagainst
the employment of Pinkerton detectives by
government oflloere and the World's fair
provision were not agreed to by theeon—
ferees, as neither would concede a dollar in
the item.
A vote maybe taken this ulteruoou on
the items In dispute, including the vexed
senate amendment relating to‘th-‘Colntn-
biau expoeitiou. It is possible. llotvevor.
that consideration will be puelpouoll until
Tuesday, in order that the "13411111111115 re-
ported fmru the metal committee on the
pension office investigation may be taken
up. These will occasion a long debate,”
the Republicans intend to resort to 11111.11»
lering tactics to prevent the adoption at
any resolution regarding the dismissal of
Commissioner Baum.
After this matter and the appropriation
hillearediepoeed of the remainder of the
week will be accorded to the various corn
mitteee to call up for one hour moth the
measures reported on the culvmlur. subject
only to conference reports. is 114 not sumug
the improhubillties that coughs» “‘1“ ad-
journ without voting no appropnation to
the exposition, In: tho Iipput‘lllon to it in
the house is well organized for a prolonged
fight.
The Anlloptlon lllll.
()ne week‘s solid oratory on the antl-
oplion bill in the senate hm not amino!
any claw to the probable termmzltiou ot‘ tin-
debate—that is to say, to a termination by
natural causes by 1111 agreement to take a
vote. A majority vote can, of course. punt-
pone the bill at any time. Mr. Ward-burn,
in charge of the bill. has not yet ventured
to hint when he shall ask uuanimouu con
sent that the debate shall close. He up
pearsto be as much emburrwl by his
profeued friends as by his avowed Ilppor
neuts.
Mr. George. of Mississippi, who make
next to Mr. Morgan, of Alabama, and Mr,
Call, of Florida, in fecundity of words, once
he gets started. has announced that he felt
it his duty to sddreu'the senate at length
on this subject, and Ir. George is in Invnl
of antiopliou, though dead 11;: slnsl tho bill
which Mr. Wmhburu I‘bampluus. Hr
stated openly that the “'aehburu bill is no:
constitutional and he and Mr. Pugh, oi
Alabama. and Mr. Coke. of Texas, all
counted among the friends of the antloption
bill. propose to substitute a measure which
aims at the same end by entirely Iiiiloront
means
Theeeand other difllrnltlee lying on the
surface seem to indicate a atroug probabil-
lty that the Washburn bill cannot be [nosed
this session. The voting strongth which
enables the linuesota senator to obtain
consideration for an antloption bill is made
up of supporters of a half down different.
widely diverging scheme. for reaching the
end proposed. At pnlaoul them seems
small likelihood of unifying them upon
any one composite measure in time for It to
he sent over to the house for concurrence.
Illllens of Dollars Involved.
Another week of hard work may possibly
of both the deficiency and the sun-
dry civil bills. though there are grave oom-
tlone in dispute between the two holler-e on
both measures which involve many mllIItmu
of dollsn. The senate conferen- would
inve asked portal-ton to enter into 11 third
and probably a dual conference on the do
Oclsucy bill Saturday afternoon, but dis
covered while Mr. Allison had tho motion
penile; that the "HMO“?! mmiitton
required the house to make tho first more
smiths home had ad’oorned without do
held a meeting to forms plan whereby some who
united movement could he made toward so
curing the pardon of schwsb, Keene and
film: . ....,... .. -mw. ..._
In! Through the one”.
TIIMIOOI, On, July ”rum mail siege
went through the bridpeaauuNorthTraeh
river, falling thirty feet late a raging our
mtsmoegtbemhbslow. 13.11.111.111”,
the Rev. Ir. mus-ad Will-obs. lad
don, the driver. were all fatally injured.
lul- This Ills loathe A...
Bantu. July Its—A filter from the sa-
plover atom-s daled from Mobs on
Immofimymdlqm
m Mess Wm Ines.
”03.10.! Y., Jflyflmtleelycarm~
tor and 11111 illuminate, Edward mum,
were drowned while in hethieq. ill-star
was fishing when Writer attempted to
save his hissed both went down.
The forth a»... Intern
Carmen. July ”Minnie Beer; was or
rested in this oil for yin-ibis complicity in
the murder a! Leo Andean-st Perth
submit J. Thrice-rmlshsm
no M W at Its: lav-her.
Baa Basses. 80., July lit-«l. Peter»
ueme. hunch
Manhattan-them of Albert
mmmmwm
Hm II..." Ill. 3h Drivers.
WA, July tale-u Ghent. the
meted»
who prison
m%m,mmumu
Harassed luv 11-».
httnsrderetslve—Wemnhy
mm
or. mequau-uu,m
“'3‘.”m&
mwmlflm uni-4
If this bill fit! the sundry civil bill. which
Includes the orld'e fair prujm. should be
put into such shape as to permit of an
agreement upon them. without any great
bachdown by either hat-eh or W by
theendof the weeh. such enter-meat tor
adjournment will be ma that ILWash»
harnwtllnnditdlleuit tohold tuna-ts
tan-don Modaywtwo tnrtlm
onhhutlopttoebtllnad Ianybeforcedte
nhudlm to postponement of action until
The our»... Public.
Wanna-tor, July 3.411111»: the decal
”unmanned st momma:
ele- m emu»
..,.. .wmw-‘u' .M.
THE “BALL WORLD.
.ATIOIAI. WON!- IIGOID.
Makes an every-day convenient: of an
old-lime luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Preplred with scrupulous (are.
award hi all Put: Food Exposilimm. Each
pmkuqe maker. two large pm
.I'Il insiel on i‘ i‘. in; the
NHNE SL’CH I‘rImI.
IERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
Easily rind cheaply made 11! home.
[mm-s the .tppl‘flir‘, and mrl: digestion.
All unrivalled tempornncv-dnnh Health.
extract makes 5 gallons.
I In! It 1111101111 jil‘ll as gtvul'
so other: but [:1 Mm. 011:
lull will lupp ti llIIuI tum
Hulk-s 5 (Dual... 'mfll‘. ‘l.
H. S. ROOB,
WATCHER. JEWEL". SILVER AND
PLATED WARE.
liner- you avert the
Smith Numli Somali: Spoon?
acou- war
12:13::
EPWOITII EEARIIE DINO IN BOLD
AND SILVEI.
Something New.
3 1qu Attention to: to Repair
'“inJM
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end Ur»
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macs-mlanely “us two ‘
“Milan”? .
”fififlf‘ with...
ring Quick Returns
If placed
in the
Columns
of the ,
Evening
Sentinel
Salve Your Teeth.
' HAVE 'l‘llF’M FILLED 0R CROVI'XED.
'l'eeth mud with ld. Platlnnn. .qu
11111.1va sud allot-ail: materials. I I
My crowned with
Gold. Platinum or mPoroelsinC wna.
Artificial teeth on Gold Platinum. Continue
our Gum and Rubber Plates. and all work per-
lslnins't tlo modorln (impair). l I l
a atteuht on r 11-11 to rregu or an:
Chilwre ren‘ :1 Mt b
All work at mull! reasonable prices.
Teeth tilled and extracted painlessly.
OR. F. W. DNRMER.
42 “‘nahinulon 81.011" Poul Office.
114 11111 Somalk. Conn. or! 11'
IOHN F. FIYNN
Sanilau Plumhet,
STEAM and 618 FITTER.
10111111 311mm.
11.11111; tukmt the Interment under the l. lb-
.111: “11211111111101: street, South \‘orwalk.
an. tlttnlit for
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PLUMBING
11...“; 1 II: My solidi nuliareof publi: patron-
am I r. {er in plumbing l han- done for the
[wt u \r- :1 51-11111. In llir. employ of \\. ll. Meek.
"a; f .. All :1. r1.- will time my permunl nup-
urn-1111. and will be ~th.” executed and
«lls‘rm [ton r unrsu mellrial I-le
Economy and Comfort!
T'hl’?
Gasoline Stoves
And tvoid Heat and Expense during
the Summer Season.
\\ e have the \ery bent tuulw
THE MANHATTAN
IN All SIZES.
“ill 1111):» look and 1111 till the \Yhfh of 11
elm: 111 II half ”11‘ "mild: 11ml ripe-1w an
111 In- ”I li1I~ 1mm.
Call and See Them.
_ GASOLINE 15 CENTS A slum:
W.H.Meeker&.Co.
.‘Il'h‘lt‘ “ALI. BLOI 'K.
Save Money!
BY Vlh'l l'lSll
F. BOYLSTON’S
Factor" at Five Mile River.
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GREAT REDUCTION
IN PRICES.
-——»- «o M---
”71'!" variety of \‘I-lm'lpwlm 11nd film!» a
Imlimvl 11ml. Mm a 11110 line of bull and
Baby I‘ .rrluxw wry cheap.
'1 M It
llorlnn Point.
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FISHING.
11111 11111113 I SPEClllTY.
J. E. Pewer.
mutt
PJAPAKEg
F’Gm TIRE...
"Mm lfln steel». also
south mall. When frmnt isle-nibb-
w 1111:1511“ Minimum! posture?
she or refund the money 1
mp for Ire-sample, near.
entwined b mmflamm lees-l
an. anal. orwslkdfmtn 811111 free.
pl eteTreatmept,ronles¢ “
FINE BUTTER
OIBBLER. COMSTOCK
Are sole agents in this city for the
FRANNlIN COUNTY. VERMONT,
CREAMERY ASSOCIATION
BUTTER.
made at SLAlbunsJ't. Fine us silk. Al thin
seuwtluf the your the m‘inliundnnoi iind
really sale for nil llwmllbutier 111on Inuko.
The over product in sold in lllilrl, and lhi:
built-r we null you to notion. ft is. the 11111119
sweet, W1~ll»rl|lult- nriivle an their roll bum-r :11
5n a pound TN“. “'11 11nd rule for lulu- It» well
In by 111113411- pound.
Have nin- IInIIIl) little liLib. Hu‘lingr-s: 1115.1
31.11111 iIle. tuba. Tim-11‘ who bought tubs of
11.41151 stimuli-r 1-1111 l‘t'pe'flf will. ('lllllltll‘lit‘t‘ an
to line quulil}. i‘rive "I" lit. Sun-111‘: prim .~ 4111
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PAYMENTS
$I WEEKLY!
Watches. Chains. Charms.
Mantel Clucks.0iamonds.
TABOR. JOHNSON & COMPANY,
219 Montague 81..
CITY 1111.1. 50111111; BTOONIVII, W. Y
Thus far our good-I delivered in South .\'ur-
walk huv: mun guru-ml urtisfw lluu 11ml um
nII-thI-Inf pmnu ul islllglrl} up prn illfil. Full
iuiurmntl no: :m be Llui of our 1142'. Ill
GUSTAV PITZER.
lil RAILROAD PLACE.
SOUTH NORWAIN CON .133.
NOTICE !
9.. -
REDUCTION IN PRICE OF
LUSTRINE !
(in and after this date the
pun: of Luslritlo will be
We. a Cake.
—~«—~ ‘0’»,—
Sntnpll-s free of your grocer,
or :11 Hale's. Drug Store.
Jilly int, 180?.
ALL SIZES OF
CRUSHEU STONE.
General Connector and Save
Business a Specialty.
F. M. Pierce,
lll'h "11‘ 7M. H1111”:
Norwnlit. Conn.
lh-uIIIl-lu‘e N11 '1‘ 3'11».
peel 2‘1..I‘.. Nurwalk.
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WELCOM EmSOAP
Is not advertised to preserve clothes,
, but Will do 1933 Injury and give better
Photographs
Meow—-
Highly Finished Cabinéls
—A’l‘——
$2.00 per dozen.
‘0."-
liming rumored the alt-nines of nihomngh
lint-time lmtofrnplwr of 10111: pr A‘lllull r-s-
pooieIII-m lint-111110.11! New Y.orl1 [11111
now. fully prelulml lo Innkeiho very in lit clar-i
of photograpliir work innilite brunt-hoe. IIIIIl
lntmlirio Introduce n13 unrk, will nmki- for
a short time Hull. the best ( less of Iahiuets M
$2.00 PER DOZEN
Tin 111.1111: quellily for obi I: mu pay dilillll!
[In Innnv‘n) nlu n In r1. Liur .r r-i u-i . Impur-
Iiun. ’lliim il'r-r imldr‘gmnl for n \llilll'l 'li.\ila
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0n parlez Front-nix.
linu Spriohl lleulI-II.
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DARMER. Photographer,
42 Washingtln Street.
UYilil l‘tls'l‘ Iii‘l-‘II’E. SOUTH NHllWALK.
lowly
I. H. BROWN,
SANITARY PlUMBING. STEAM and
GAS FITTING, TIN ROOFING,
SHEET IRON WORK
In all t:.r:111- iwa. Agent lnl‘ Si'li'TIiAltil .1..1i
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Flag Walks,
Curl: and Gutter
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the lowest price.
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GRADING,
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RAYMOND 1101.
A Splendid Investment
YIEIOING 6 PER CENT. IN YOUR
OWN CITY.
IIIo owner has placed in our
hand 5 fm sale :1 limited number
oi lirsl- (lass building lots on
Quinton] and Lincoln avenues
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u r} 1011 price, as the building
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1.11m- oi his r: Inalmng property
Hnl . $100 med be paid in ad-
111m 0 the balance can remain at
. per (1.1111 The party selling
this propr-rti is positive that.
thus.- lots will double In value In
iii! no _\ t urs. and to each purchas-
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expiration of that time at the
purchased price and allow inter~
v51 at I; per cent. or 2111an on
the amount of casli paid thereon.
i his Is :1 reliable first class offer
to home builders or im estors.
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