.
pane-
9 Hotel.
Meal chewing SIIIIIInIr Retort on! Long island Stand.
New Bathing. Houses.
New Attractions. v
try Facilily FIIr Providing for large Excursions.
DANCING DAILY IN “THE PAVILION.
Boron POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, Owners and Proprietors.
J. FINKENSTEINI
General Manager.
* THE IIIIIIIII arcancnrss
Review of the Legislation En-
acted at This Session.
‘m 01’ Till! HOUSE DEADLOUK.
‘ It Mull: slop. the slur-III": olthe
. Wont, II the Sundry Civil no!
In Implied and Expenditures
can III-III It In Issued. _
" ‘annoroa. Aug. l.-—The senate lead
are determined to attempt no more but
um that could possibly delay adjournment,
, “reliance is placed upon the magnitude
and infinite variety of the interests involved
sundry civil bil‘ to bring about n
W termination of the national "lock-
‘ out" which stops those great workshops here
in the capital—the government printing
ulllce and the bureau of engraving and
[tinting—Its well as the life saving stations
Man the lighthouses. the quarantine eta-
fllll, all the government hospitals and asy-
lum, the mints and assay offices. the Ihited
lint“ court, marshal and district attorney,
the registers, receivers nod surveyors of all
public lands, the national parks, notional
cemeteries and military priso‘QI. The bill
filial in everything, down to the monthly
“bill at the White House and the feeding
of the animals at the natiounl zoo. Appro-
Ill
minions for all them pnrpusm sipped IIt ~
midnightsntul’dny, and stringent provI-i ms
of the revised statutes prohibit any oblige
“on being incurredgor any of tin-scoo-
counth in advance of an appropriation.
Pmdictionseato who: may be done in
the house are idle. Danger threatens the
World's fair people' In the or out that their
form weaken Imd will not longer remain
in a heat congested city to carry their
t Adjournment seems further II!
it did II week age, although runny
congressmen think and all hope that this
week will be the last.
The Work of Congress.
After “eight men ' session and the first
Ionian of the Fift mi congress about
toend a review of its work will prove in
Wing. The home devoted the first two
month of the session to the discussion and
adoption of a code of rules, after which the
regular business was taken up. Bills to
thenumber of 9,05? hove been introduced
in the house. 0! this number 2,115 have
been reported and placed on the culendnr,
about 4500! which have passed the house.
The most important measures considered
by the , excepting the general appro
printinn were the silver bills, the tar-id
pressures, the Chinese exclusion act. the
intermediste and army nurse pension
Nils, the bills to enforce reciprocal £0111“le-
uill relations with Canada. the bill TDCK'L‘RE'
log the pay of life saving crews, the bill to
“Wish lineal promotion in the army, the
fill for the better control of national bank.-
llld the bill milling the mum: of tho so I ro-
Bryof agriculture to the (‘llltllll‘l (lfili‘t‘n
WHO may not its president in I‘I‘fluill roll-
Blnd silver bill failed in tile llullsr.
D did nlaothe free coinage bill whi ch p. Im» 'il
“minute. The severe! tariff bills [liberal
by the house failed in the senate as did the
N13 pudding for the admission of New
lexico and Arizona us states.
0! the 3,402 bills introduced in the III-Irate
1,101 were reported and 700 pissed. Among
the moat important measures passed by the
m Ind not acted upon by the house
were the following: To facilitate the notch»
aunt of ‘ for arrears of wiy and
bounty; for the construction of revenue
m (two each) for service on the great
Wand the Purim: coast; the “pure food
mew-noon“ the secretary of our to
cause I survey to be made for a ship cone!
Mm PIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII mm New .I..»IIIIy to
New Yogi hay. and the better enforcement
of the immigration laws.
' Pan-d Both lion-es.
Four hundred and three bills have passed
both homes and been sent to the president
In his signature. There are twenty III
“Nil-ltd] under consideration by the
mtlva; one has been returned to the
hot-clutt- request without signing; two
have been vetood~the hill to amend III.»
h. “pulling the circuit courts of III-pom
Io- tb give them jurisdiction in corona
W me, and the bill referring the hic-
Gfl'nllln claim to the court of private land
datum
the more important hills which
have hemmedawr are the following: To on-
” American shipbuilding; for the
meat preservation and mutiny of the
of the volunteer anniee: to add the
”I e! the aecnetnry of item to the
«dean who may become pmldent
emergencies; to prohibit the com
In d Chine-e into the United States; the
Wists army and nurse hills; to en-
mune commercial reciprocal relations with
leer-easing the maximum pay
crews.
tinn- wero a feature of this con-
neetally In the house, and commit-
devoted much time to them.
due and its management received
of a spool-l oomtnlttee. which
meet of the bureau
under the administration of trom-
Bantu. IndJemuImendcd to the
”M the president berequeetod to
“the Madrid.
“summitteo on public lands looked
, “Willi?! the Yellowstone
reported a to rectify the con-
fi‘v duff-ire there. The report also
CW Banal] B. Harrison.
menu. the his connection with
luau there.
I'll llveatlgntlena.
A more. of the committee on the
' leg-d Into a matter called tat:
thent nttorne: general
an m at tho bait-d out»
hm were obtaining illegal fees
cases. The: Will
”whwuwymmt The «In
wemomm 3m“
on or
We aha spring Gordan Nationalhaalu.
fl and of the Hamish Illa
“l of I 'l'heeommlttvadn
“mannequin. Them-unme-
' the «melee
The Damn-Id
Itmctlou of the looming»: time. m in-
veatigatiou wIIs attomlml by seven! unit-
lug scenes bets-Ion the two chairmen and
Antietam. Secretary Not I [clan and the prior
dpal witness. Mnjnril y and minority re-
ports were made to the house. but. mints
for action. No report was made to the sen-
nte. Chairman Chnndler finding himself up
posed by the other Republican members of
the committee in his conclusions from the
evldoncm and not incliied to join. the Donny
crats hi their finding.
Contested seats.
The house committee on elections hgd six
contests, four of which were aided upon.
0! the contests reported tworwelved the
action of the house~lho Cmig-Stewnrt,
from the Twenty-fourth Pennsylvania dis.
trict. and the Noyes-Ruined, from the
Twenty-eighth New York Munich-boll: be-
ing decided in favor of Demucmts Craig and
Rockwell The former died at his home,
Clayvillo. Pm, Fridny.
The contests of TL-ynolds-Shonk. from the
Twelfth Pennsylvania district. and of lilo-
Duflie-Turpie. from the Fourth Alabama,
have been passed upon by the committee.
but there is no necessity of calling than up,
as the reports lire in favor of the sitting
nowhere-Shook IRep.) nnIl Turpin (Dem).
Twocontests remain to be chiIlI d by the
committee—Grenvy-Scull, from me Twenti-
eth Penney lvuuin district and Miller-Elliott.
from the Seventh South Carolina district.
‘ A number of important bills are on the
house calendar and will retain their place
in the second session. The calendar also
contains fifty public building hills, while
those for pensions and private clninm num-
ber‘abcut Low.
Among the important bills and resolutions
which will retain their places on the senate
calendar are the following: The nutioption
bill of Senator “'ashbnmo: to provide for
fortifications and other ten most defensesz
to amend the laws in regent to national
banking Willlllolis, to retire their circula-
tion and for other punmes; to “under the
revenue nun-inc service from the treasury
department to the navy dupuruucnt'. to
subject to state taxation notional bnnk
notes null United States trvnrnry notes: to
authorize the New York unit New Jersey
Bridge company to construct IIIIIl maintain
abridgeacross the Hudson riwr LII-twrt‘li
New York city and the state of New Jor-
sey. end to provide for on international bi-
metallic conference.
Among the bills an] resolutions ordered
to lie upon the table are the following: To
entablish postal savings banks; to develop
and facilitate the interstate commerw o!
the whole country; to I'bnngo “In any of
meeting of mum-rise to JIIII. l; to ammo! the
constitution so tbnt tho prI'siIlI-nt shall! hold
his office for six years and be ineligible for
mlection; providing for the election of
senators by a direct vote of tho pimpleI and
to authorixe the establishment oi a post-fl
telegraph service
Inferno! DIthnr-I in Japan.
YUKIHIA!A.AI1§ 1. —An uusnlcessflll at-
tempt to murder Count Uknno, leader of
the Progressists, and Viscount Kano To-
lmna. minister of justice. is thought to
have been made by persons opp-aim! to the
present policy of welcoming foreigners and
modeling the government after European
plans. The attempt WII5 HUNT!" by III-Inns IIf
moltugos of dynamo.»- which v. I“t‘~' mailed to
ouch. The spring etlorhuII-nts which were
intended to snap when the packages were
undone got out of order during b In-
tion and failed to work.
The Alum-l Canoe Meet.
ALIInLAug. L—The American Canoe
association will begm its annual meet at
Willoughhy point. Lake Champlain. next
Friday. Neither the Atlantic nor the east-
ern division of the American Cnnoeasso-
ciation will hold a division meet this year,
so that but one division moot—that of the
uorthern~will take place.
A New Ste-manly Line.
Puluonumu, Aug. l.—'l'he establish-
ment of a line of steam-hips between Phila-
delphia and liedtlerrauean port: is assured.
althoughtheanangemeuta have not been
perfected. it i hm that the ships will
he replied by Janina Kuott. of Newcastle-
on-Tyue. who h the largest ship owner on
the east coast of anland.
Thoroughbreds Bur-ed lip.
New Cneru. Ind. Aug. I.-'l'hs exten-
sive barns of Thomas Wilbert. the famous
breeder of thoroughbred shorthorn cattle.
burned. together with many of the choicest
of his cattle Among those burned were
the tine-at shorthorus in the world. which
were bétng carefully prorated for exhibi-
tion at the World’s fair.
Au Outcaat Daughter-trust.
swan, N. J.. Aug. lH—Irand Mn.
nido applied to the police to prevent
Ira .Anldo, their daughtertlndaw.
from vial their residence. They claim
that theta ablaehmallerand anadventuma
Her husband bayou-went togetadlvwee.
11:. Anon Ara lam-ea.
Como”, Aug. l.-‘l‘he tr! of the Arlen
singers from Bingen to only... was one
continued ovation. The roots of house- on
both. banks were crow vat: wav-
disen-
lngaatheboatpaued.
om. for never-er.
Roms. Aug. I. an» socialist-labor
party has nominated a full state tickrt.
John Orrin, who was a coworker with
Wendell Phillipa and William leyd Gav-
rbonin the anthlavery movement. is the
candidate for governor.
1'qu Dan In New York.
hm. Inna. Ila-0., Aunt-onions of
gWW dwgflmhnf,
reported" thatch! seen II
Newforh fuglve Yeah-e «hell-II Selim,
wholawantadlnProvidcnee for the mur-
deroffl Harwell.
A woman luau I. ma.
Wm
OLA!" TO HAVE: J 036
And If lie ID Not lEfllIsIIIIIt-Il If» ‘Vlll “-
Bldqllul tvIIII null-4.. ‘
NIWOIIuIaII Aug. l.~-(‘I-i I of Police
Gunter received nletter IroIII what is Imp—
posed hobo the Mafia. It won inclmzod in
an old envelope with II Illnil nzIIt ('f'l‘fl‘llollm
unit. It wuaent from the New Orb-ans
pollelhoo. The wriII-r Is not known. but
xpeanto tolivo in this (.l' y *‘ullowlng is
o fetter:
le (blouse. July at
T0 Chief of Police (luster:
We have in our po emotion Judge llztrr. Will
deliver him in your hand: for in), or will lib.
crate him for Slut). We will sent you his old
cloth”. etc. such II we found Ill! his film)“,
but. but! in mind. for one bad bl oak unauthnr~
ixed by you. his body will he riddled with shut.
then sent you for I present. This money must
much us before twenty dnys. unless you will
have his right ear for further information.
Address General Myery. Poatofllce. (.‘htea-
go, St. Louis or New Orleans llcspm‘thllly.
J. .l. NI'NMIL
it will be remembered that .lmlw Mnrr,
of the criminal district court I“ this city.
mysteriously disappeared last April. He
was old and feeble. end was llL-vl msI-II walk-
ing along the levee. Tim llnpl‘t‘firlwu oi his
friends was that he had fully l‘I into the river
and was drowned. and that impression still
prevails.
CANADA GETTiNG UNEASY.
A Cabinet Heeling and u t unfl’l’lllto
Dyer l'ucle Sun's [tut-Illa! hm.
Urnwn, Aug. l.—A t‘illlllll't council was
held to consider the consequences or Presi-
dent Harrison's exercising the power placed
in his hands to retaliate on I'aImuln for dis-
criminntiou at the Welland wool. So urgent
do the government consider the humility
of the president enforcing hcnv y (tun-rumou—
tion tolls at the Soo mun! that A conference
of Sir John Thompson and two of his cul-
leagnes was held later in the room oi the
minister of militia. at the Russell house.
It is said the cabinet is divided on tho ques-
tiou, one section being in favor of rover-lug
the (‘nnudinu policy on the spot quI the
other of appealing to Eng. .IIII! f. I- ~ .II I lion
to make roprlsals against the l IIIII= I! S nté- s.
Mr Chaplean, the new lh‘lllhh r of \“5’
tom. isstrongly in EllVIIr of IIlIII:» IIlonIng the
policy of discrimimiuon at tho ‘I‘I‘eIlIInIl
canal. No decision line yet been rvnellthl.
Sir John Thompson loaves luWh Eli’lll '1‘:
row, and it is rumored that he is to Inukt-
an unannounced flying visit to Washington
and endeavor to avrrt for II while no» team?
of the president's pnx‘lnmntion. which is
believed to twimpending, iI'IorIlI-r to give
Canada an opportunity of hrnnug from
Englnnd.
PLEADING H Fouling -LIFE.
Colonel King’a Wife and Danghten Int-
plore Governor linen-nan to [Merl-w -.
Murins. Aug. l.—-1ilru. ll. t'lnv King;
and three dnughtont—Mheim FIIIIuio. Ida and
Maude—called on Governor Bucilnl-rlll at
Nashville and were granted an uIIIlII-III-I
which lasted several hours. They IIIIIIlI- n
strong appeal to the governor for thou
tension of the executive clemency for (int
one! King. now under sentence of tli'alll for
the murder of David B. Poston.
Mrs. King presented a petition signed by
several thousand citizem of tho st: ItI- N'III
also haul It ptrsonn! lottrr fr mil I.-
or
Brown, of Kentucky. the governor of I II!-
orado, Governor Brigg. of Tom. and II
a.
m of the _ court of l "
Governor Buchanan listened patiently II
the ladies, but so for as known ,erth III
indication of what he iIItondI I! to do
The lnwyen’ Soul .‘loro.
”lulu. Aug. Leno lawyers for (‘nlo
ml Henry Clay King. whole under s-utonm
of death for the murder of l) l). Potion. ill
the event that either Governor llm'llnmin
or the United States supreme court ll1‘rllnl‘.‘
to intervals, any they can secure II I'|'|lfll'\‘l‘
through the means of pn‘wut Ifhflllil)’ sum
lur to that interpolated in the Alice Shula-ll
case.
8!! Boys Drowned.
Lomsvmu, Aug. LWNf‘fll’ Width-III»:
six hoya were drowned in Ihu KI smoky
river bytheoverturning of a skiff. 'Iheir
names are: Kelley Fame: ngnl fifteen;
Claude ramey, thirteen; “'nltor Fluuoy.
eleven; Charles Yarns-y. nine, IIll son, III
James ll. Fuueygllgiu Brock. filer-t'll;
Wiaer Brock, twelve. m of the luv.
Henry Brock.
I'm" Mon Killed.
Putts, Aug. l.-—'l‘woeloscly packed drugs
collided on the way home from tho Mnhons
Lafitte mat-a. All the «comma of Iho
drugs were thrown out and two horses
rolled down the embankment wnh them.
Four men were killed and seven! men and
women were severely injured.
Fore-Ian Sweeney Killed.
Anni". Aug. 1 —-Joaep_h Sweeney. fore-
man of the composing room of The Pm
and Knickerbocker. walked out on a pin:-
from the second story of the Altanwnt
house. at Allentown. and fell to the ground.
lib null was washed and he died.
cool 00.- lip.
Pmunurnn. An: I. —-Beginnlng todn:
theclrcularprlcoufeoal for thl-citylsad-
vaeeed fifteen cents at the mine: by the
Reading and Pennsylvania numb, Innk-
ing an IBM.” of about llfty mun-alum
the first of the you.
Inn-us not Down.
Prrmuno, Aug. I.—'l'he Dunbar com-
pany have shot down their two furnace:
“slowly. owing tolaehcfordera Three
hundred men wmthrown out of employ-
fluent.
W-
The Male nip-ed:
Br. locating l.--'l‘he 22m", steel
company Antigens Anodatlon
nflron and ates! Worker's have reached an
agreemt and the scale we. signal.
A Newspaper hope-do.
OIA'I‘IAIOOOA, hug. l.-'l'ho containm-
0mm ’e weekly. pub-
Whomwte upper tilt morning.
Creditors and political hopes did the work.
A: Opera lime
mmavrnfifleh Aug. tonic Wat-
Wmm Aug. l—Motary Tracy 3:: $333: dummy“
' «Binnie-mm” butt-rematch. alumina.“ '
run-amn- III In. hum.
Pammm. Aug. Lumen-m will
:ur Receive; 1%: «(the Reyna-shank the
c m w Wm
Gain-ten ’ them
will leave Booth Norwelk at mu. m., I2 .30. 2.00, 3:00, 5:50 and
7:30 p. to.
Leave Retail Point, 11 a. m., 1:10, 2:40, 5:00, 0:45 and 10:00 p. In.
SUNDAYS-Leave South Norwn‘k,10:30 a In., 12:30, 2:00, 3:30,
5:30, 5:50and7 ..30p 111.
Leave Rotor: Point, 11:10 um.) :10, 2: 4') 5 :.00 6: lo and 0 :00 p. m.
Moo—M.»
, Excursion Fare.
Time table subject to change without notil'o.
Mugs?
Pleat
hial<:< In C‘. en «luv (onvrn'. "Ir: 0! an
old- our in XIII3. Port on! \I'hII'I-colue.
Prcpnrd It. lh scrupulous (are. inches!
avail a! nil 'I’Izrc Food Exposilwm. Each
par! 3'." makes two Tarp:- {in‘ Avold
lill‘ll'if 1‘ 31.! hi? i I ‘1 ..?:.,3 "I.
J ‘l T‘.L.§’.‘E'Ift"
EERRELL. 8: SOULE. 53$:ch e- I'. Y.
lm»
Easiiy and Chenp!y made III home.
proves the alumina. and rods digestion.
An unnvniied lempemncodrmk Health»
One bottle of
Get it sure.
Tllv, looming luscmus
cItmrt makes 5 gillsns
Hush nut-III!) “jut! Hi gnu n!"
In «when; but I." him. 01. e SOLD
III ll ml! support "KM (I .IIIII HEIY'IEEIE
In“. I (nuns. Iullerd. R.
«2'2! tm
Photographs!
Highly Finished Cabinets
$2.00 per dozen.
"Hind mined the aorvtI-eaof nthomngh
flndu- lnsni “Iotljrraphero of ion pr "III II! or-
per! anon. macho. ow York. lIun
Null: prepared to makeihe very hm' I In»
of on blowout in nlllta branches. and
In order 0 nlrnduee my wort. will make for
a short time only. the but clue of “billets at
$2.00 PER DOZEN
The exam: for which you pay double
the monere nowhe re. barren! twpmn-
“on. This offer hold-good on» 0
ONLY. therefore do not delay. Come curly.
0a parlor franc-ls.
In Sprlelt Beulah.
IIIIIiIIEII. IIIoIogIapIIIII
in voIIIIIIIIIII stun.
OVER monies. BOUT“ NORWALK.“
In H” l)‘
“k...” the. Mow“..._....w..
T'" 'lhl'liindms
w...
25 Cents.
Save YIIIII TIIeIh
ll AVE THEE“ FILLED Oil ("RINK NED.
Tooth tilled with 'I.IlI! Plllllllllllll, Alloy
Amalgam nodal lplael c motel-in
Teeth treated and ancemfuttly I rownnl with
fl ‘fuw lib.
(l-Ilil l'lntinum or Porcoui
=Artlflclal teeth on Gold. Platinum. (‘ontinu
nun Gum and Rubber Plates. and III! work per-
tainilur to modern dentistry
Smfi m-inl IIIIIIIIinn ghcn III lrrc gulnr IIIII!
(‘ h dren‘ II In- to
All work at 'f on! rollmnnbh' priI-Im.
'l'wlb mini aw! t'XU'fu'll‘fl painlessly.
DR. F. W. DARMEB.
i. ‘ W: Ifillll. gm" til. ()vor Post (mil c.
SonIlI .‘I‘nrwnlk. 1 mm. Inn 3'
JOHN F. FLYNN
SaniIaII Plumber.
STEAM and GAS FITTER,
Milli!!! A SPECIALTY.
Hovzim t .IRI, I. the ham II out under the Lib
rsI win “It lllflnlufl rat: on flIIIIlI \Vvtt .Ilk.
nun Min! it I’ II
ALLISFINOS
PLOMBTNE
l mun-I-tfully wlirit Ilslull‘r of pIIlIliI prunin-
ltpr. l rofI-r III plumbm ' T T! We 4l\"llt' for lm
nf .ll. Mm -
Iy Irv-mum! ~np-
NVLITI‘II. my“. will be promptly executed and
«I. Ils'nr-ILII I InvarnntI-«l H w lIIt’ITFlKI c.8312
Economy and Comfort!
Oasoiine Slaves
Ind unit! Heat and Expense during
the Summer Season.
“'r lIAI r- the very best moh-
THE MANHATTAN
ll! ILL STZES.
“Ii! lu'xu I'll‘k anIl tlU All Um “IIrk of :I
9"“! uiIII lull llII- trout-l. ImIl rxpr nu ;'
in II» III ItI‘ II~ lotto.
Call and See Them.
EASOUIIE I5 GENTS i GILLON.
W.H.Meeker&00.
M l‘Slt ‘ "A {.I. "LUCK.
Save Money!
BY \‘lil TING
F. BOYLSTON’S
FactorI al Five Mile River.
”sew—~—
BREAT REDUCTTON
IN PRICES.
.__..._. .m. . ......._.
“hull \'.'|YlI‘E)I“PE t’elIIvlpoIloII flll'l Sleds It
MIIII I. Ilm» line of Doll and
Ruby I- Irrirtgeo wry cheap.
lm- l'I'I'I rm! .
I!“ It
Oorlnn Point.
BOATING. BATHINO AND
FISHING.
SHORE OIHTTEITS i SPECIALTY.
J. E. Poorer.
ml’Atf
PJAPANEé
F11 lURB
of Show! lode». name at in (“amnion also
in Box and Pills: a Ito-mm (love for External.
.llllnvl or Bleed! ng Itching .L‘hronlc.
utot-enter Hemmer-yin Inn! II has
sum sent b‘mall. mtahym suffer from this terriTIlo
an n written gum»! so In pmlIlrely
given withll Ghana. To nntl theme ylf
not on med. Bend stump for tree IIIIIII Ila. «our.
antee loco b ll. fl. HALE. in Int and
III. AIM“. Its free.
million. 19am
hit I]
A new and min lets Treatment. mslntlng EL
0
Found
Etc
Bring Quick Returns
If placed
in the
TI. 8. ROOT!
- ... DEALER 15'...»
WATOHES. JEWELRY. SILVER MID
PLATED WARE.
”In‘o you even llIt.‘
South Kuwait SIIIIIeIIiI Spoon?
EPWORTH LEAGUE OHIO Ill GOLD
Mil! SILVER.
SI-II-Ivlhllij New.
Special Attention Paid to Repair-
in; in all its Branches.
H. S. Rood
I6 South Main St.
PAYMENTS
sI IIIIIIIII
(IN
Watches. BhainsJIharms
Mame! Clocksfiiamonds.
TI‘IBOR. JOiiNSON & COMPANY.
2TB Muniague St.
m H m wit M a. Biddllliji! “N T
n.
I I ‘Eill’l' Ir '
W4. 2. to“ m .I.
ET.."‘|HI"I!KU1|)"IV‘> .
min; IIIIIhIIII I-rIII iv
GUSTAV FlTZER.
l‘J HALLHUAT‘ E‘Lfll‘ll,
SOUTH NORM!!! CONN. i3.
ll-l’~ . Ii
1 Ill .
It? l.‘.--
In nil lII-m. I llt‘h.
TIL!
’llm lbw-,1 line 0:
Stoves, Flanges 8. Healers
J. H. BROWN,
’SAKITABT PLUMBING. STEAM and
6A8 FITTING, TIN ROOFING,
SHEET IRON WORK
Apr n1 for hill 1 “All“ and
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prlI'I‘ IIE lIlls'lriIIIi will be
[00. a Cake.
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SIIIIIpTI-s fl't‘t’ oi" your grocer.
at Hale‘s Drug Store.
July let.
01'
1‘01.
REDUCTION IN PRICE OF
:IIII! :ITII-r this «into the
ALL SIZES 0F
BRUSHEO STONE.
Business a Specialty.
F. M. Pierce,
Ito -l ll’llt. . .\'II.2' I to...
pm i SLJI. Nurnnlk.
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in l. lion I'll. IAIIIIIII
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MERRILL
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
RT .LVII’DRI). CONS.
.\ liII- pnurouln ln‘ElllITTlIYl for the I‘l’l'lfllt n!
ltllsllw-m. ll- Ill “'1!!th mull. ~IIIIo~rIor null.-
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IIIIItrIII turn have won for it the Iiinllill' on» of
the Iibilv. Itrnmhoe tonight. llnok- «wring.
ltnn iIII..l'rIIIIInIIslIlp. l'urrIIIpoIIIivIII-r Mort-
l~ mu! 1 Ipowrilimr. An ltllrv tum. III» mum and
Hindi h Ntmllv‘t 0;» II "In I‘llllrt' ear. (mul-
Ilnms anointed mun-nil ”trillions. all open!"
Kept. nth. hood Ior lilllnntrnlcdIntnlonov. I\I
dress .\I. A. ME! (bill I l’rmldl'nl
litarnford. \‘Imn.
MUSIC! MUSIC!
CEIIMAK and STYLE-4‘ llllf‘ lllls'l‘ HA
Mr. D. F. t‘ermnh d-imtor of Merino Mill.
tary Band. of l‘orll'hoelor. N Y.. nml Mr.
.I. Nylon. the well- known mrnm IIIIIIlI-t. bar:
lug consolidated are now pmmml to furnish
thelrllrandb‘onoerl and Dome Urn-twin of
ten artiste (more or have M desired). Orchestra
uniforms a la (lllmore. W me how: come to stay.
or to em. airway: add mIa ('Imnak &
styloa‘ Ore KI. box till .l‘brt (Wheeler. N. 'le-
III7 I
waldo" smear:
Is not advertised to preserve clothes,
but will doléss Injury and give better
Genoa! Contracln and Sewer
Irnlnim: III IIIIIIII: no n In"! \tlllflK IIIIIIIIII no:
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TICE’IIABLY Cllfll’ "ll. Ill’l’lilllsn
IZ‘ZI’IZCIAIJIY GREAT
II" Till: I'Blll'LIl ARE NOT MADE
AWARE 0? ram T
I‘ln’l Ellis}; THE“
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WHERE I‘i TUE
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Wh not
Tryythe
Sentinel
Columns?
coIIIeIIIWaIIIs.
Flag Walks,
00th and Guitar
Put (ll'fl't'll in ”11' best manner at
Hm lam-st. price.
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5003000 0008.
2.8510000 invesnnem
ii 1.10! 08 8 PER DENT. iii TOUT!
Gilli CiTY.
“I! I» IIII-m-I l-zlS pl. II I‘ll in our
. !5 no In! I :I limitmi number
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HIII'III. III! .IIII! Linn I'II flV‘StlluL‘
Ifiin \‘IIII ITIIIIIIT IIIIIIII- atom!) at a
\I- r3 in. price .25 ll!’.' blllitiing
I! I III ll \Iii! -'II- nth IIII row the
I 'iillt‘ of his h- In: iningploporty.
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.'I III II: III. liII- pally soiling
IiII5 IIIIIpI-riy is positi‘. c that
IiII- -II lots nil! double III value III
IlIIII Hans. and toonclipurclInS-
I: oil! f’ltt‘ :I \\l IITI:.\ I l ..IlI\:\-
I'-:I I-: to take the lot back at the
I-xpiI-ntioIqu that limo at the
purchased price and allow inter-
I. .5I at r? In 1' cent. per mmum on
tho :IIIIv not of Iaslipnidtlwrcon.
ii. is I~ 1! n ii llllt‘ first cl: Iss oifor
to TII.IIII builders III' iIIvostOIs.
ma.
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Geo. Lockwood.
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3mm.»
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IT IS A nr‘rr vr if d (hr-
llyT to. net the ull'vfiIufi’ffrTouIT“
hon nine in re ur footwear-by are In!
W. ML. VII? onllul blues, whirls n‘reaeul l.:
we for brine. malted. [at (I
will! III
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[oi-table suite and dumb! moan any Inherent»- ever
mid-It e rice. unlaeuatommuleahoeacosung
Odell: d-aevnl. finemlfahoel. ’l’he
”lint-Imus: and durable snore ever told
equal lluc imported mm
.350 ‘I’ollce Shae. worn hymn-level and All
a other» who we not a gun! heavy calf. three
mil-d. ertrnrkmedgosh mcuyto «skinned will
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wrmn
oil I". 92.3.5 and .1.” Work.
The increulu naalcag
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puree.
Journos 'l'hr are Very crimp, ,mmmrtnblo and our.
their tweet-re Ilmiln this!“
when hgum-oh“ calm-item “legal-sub
tuning men-- under
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aplrllednna and deepen one, with": has!“
rn It runners in the region of the overt”. Mi“
patio
is pImnnI In In». bola; la
ills I I roll-veneers inn soy-mt fer-Ilfm
fltri lnmntiu Ire-IIIII-III «matinee-ah title the very:
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you mu I'm! all of the people some 0 than“,
k» e the fort .dry and
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W. 1.. DIN (ALAS. ”milieu. Ml”. Boldly
JOHN SEPAUB & 80!!
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Cone. Extract“
Red Glover
A Positive cure for all Female Discard.
A Wit It lflttlfi- «.t tired languid fallen. law
rests indigestion. headache. helaeth rig
alou II phloem new the lower part"! the bowel» w!
”ll- '1! III- mnly urine. with Iroq:ent desire to
urinate leIIIIIrrhmt and eon-Ii
5PM.“ TLO'EHS the 1...... III tiny cumin or
plin- vtIlrh Iflalnm according III directions um
vents.» l'IlIII Si. u‘lpv Ma Mlllt'il'ltl form
nmuths trealnv ft. or pl. 00 for ll Mm which“
wont "m. ~III .l I I- III! drought. or mailed II
n hauled ‘y'whvu “3”" """T I" M
Read 'l'h is!
llv III III ”we outlmntm Mid rhea rackets
and IIIIIIIII of the people all of the time but I
run I III-II all the poo is at!!! Iellmv. ' IE
dowment I'IIIlIy in he Connection
IIIIII lIII-IIrnIII-e (‘otn gen: la w
rilll- vIIanerrtltgeyp unmounted
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