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cw Hotel.
Boron POINT IMPROVEMENT c
A Confereuze Briml’ul of Ira-
g port to the Switchmen.
nmmonmmmmn
Flint-Ii. Alli-tad Organisations Decide
to Stop Work the Present Struggle ls
Yuk-Hy Over—flare Switchers Go Out
“In! Than Handle Inbound Freight.
Burrito. Aug. 23.-’l'his is the eleventh
day 0! the switchmeu’e strike, and although
the refusal or the Western New York and
Pennsylvania men tohnndle freight received
from the Central was emphasin-d by sixty.
five men quitting work. it is not believed
much increased vitality is shown by this
Minn. True enough, the elm-ml ending
may be delayed yet another forty-eight
hours, for no one expects Grand Master
Sweeney to make an olilclal declaration of
failure until after the conference of the
chiefaot the leading orders, which will be
held as soon as they can get together. The
switchmen’s eflort has been a failure for
several days and is so regarded in the con»
narrative judgment; of impartial cincnrem
Grand Master Sargent, of the locomotive
, firemen, did not attend any meeting last
night, althougha regular meeting of the
men was held. It is understood on good
authority that Mr. Sargent does not appear
inclined to call out his men. and dimlares
that it they should go out tell-graphers, en-
gineers, tralnmen and others will go out.
'Hiere isan interesting report in circula-
tion to the eflect that the firemen at their
meeting drew up a set of grievances which
they will present to the railroads, and that
if they do not get their demands they will
strike. Mr. Sargent will neither admit nor
deny the truth or the report.
“To be or not to be" a general strike oi
all the allied organizations cf railroad eni~
ployees is, therefore, the one and only con-
undrum yet to be solved, and if a negative
decision breached the strike of Nd will
vanish from view as a factor of interest to
the general public of the country.
Beyond the daily instances or mnliclom
annoyance to which the men now busy
moving trellis have been subjected since
operations were resumed under protection,
the are doing a lztirly normal
anodt of trunk. At least they are doing
a! much as they can probably nn‘omplnh
with the many men green to the yards and
not of the greatest experience. even when
judged by the class usually employed.
The Military Situation.
In the military situation there is not like
ly to be any material change befom \Vcdues~
d”, for in spite of the talk at acllvllllg
troop away there still seems to be plenty
of picket duty tobe performed in protccb
in; the supposed exposed points on tin- more
than 600 miles 01 trucks within the city
limits, to say nothing of [ht' coal trestle of
the “high and larknu'nnnn in Check!»
wage, two or three lllllcs Ileyivlltl the rash-fit
limits.
The wk) strength of the l'iillll’llflnilfi
asahowa by the usual morning reports to»
day is 6,883 men, divided mount: night rear
menu, the Albany battalion, thirty-om twp-
arate companies, cavalry troops. the Film
battery and the First brigade signal corps.
The gathering of so large a part or the
state’s forces at this point has called lonh
situations that it review or the men as a
whole would be of value before they are
sent home.
. While this would probably be as pleasing
”Adjutant General Porter res to any one,
theuigencieso! the crane will hardly pen
nit. He says frankly he would like to ar-
range Inch a parade for its moral efloct. for
while thehgumi couveyacertain idea ol the
lam, “distribution of the organization
finch that they are actually lost in the
melt-use o! territory gridironed with
tanks. Desirable as it may be. perhaps, it
do to say no general parade will be or-
dared.
Uni. sooner ordered by Governor
newer. it is certain that as soon as he
thiakst‘heycanbo spared General Porter
‘ mm the men home in detachments.
in he knows the inconvenience and he»
that each member of the guard is elm
Nail; ill bolas absent. from homo and
atm- under conditions like the pro-twill
A General Strike let Probable.
The Mew-rd move my be ex-
peehsd- locum the (:0an now on
the kph is concluded. unlea- lt should hap-
”Mflmnflke is ordered. :3th
a sudden seems magic-l. however, from
tier-1m or the haters who are
expected to consider the interest-attire
m.
(Jr-'1“ lam :vzeeney. oi the switch-
lu, not a tapleaanntthlngto
mmmumherpoiuu with-
disburse! the support or thorium
:; Mosttharming‘tum
MEI! Eocilily For Pro
Their notion in so doing mum! tosuuer
the striking switchruon who are out from
the Erie yards. Tho-so last, encouraged by
some strikers from Biilrnlo. in spite o! the
utmost exertions oi the police, pulled some
pins from trains. and more trouble In
caused without any one being caught.
An Erie switch engine with n nonunion
crew on it was backing down near the sus-
pension bridge. when one of the crew was
pulled oil the engine by a Buflalo striker.
'l'he Bull-lo man was promptly arrested
and locked up. At the police stationhe
gave his name as Charles thler, and said
he was a switchlnan on the Lake Shore
railway at Buflalo.
General consternation was thrown into
the switchmen's camp by the arrest of Jo-
seph Helmerle, the recording emerary and
treasurer of Buffalo lodge, No. 39, o! the
Switcbmen's association. Beimerle. who
is looked upon as one of the most powerful
men in the organization and who lsoallcd
the orator o! the order. inaccused by the
railroads of masonlting their great hand», 0!
threatening them with violence it they did
not join the union forces and with interior-
ing with the running of their manager and
freight trains. At the olden of the superin-
tendent of police he was searched and a
loaded revolver was found on him. It was
taken away and Hoimerle was locked up.
The Signal Corps Practicing.
The Tenth battalion of Albany, the Forty-
sixth Separate company from Amsterdam
and the Twentyvfirst lrom 'l'roy are on duty
in the Western New York and Pennsylvania
yards. The Sixteenth regiment of Brook
lyn is having trouble in the Ohio street
yards of the Central road They are doing
duty in the toughest section of the city.
The latest light there took place be—
tween James lltchey. a grain scluvpcr. and
a member of Company C. llichey insisted
on going through the lines and the sentinel
prodded him with his musket. Ilichey
picked upa bar of iron and attempted to
knock the soldier down. Hit-hey was ar-
rested. Several young men Were arrested
for throwing stones at soldiers.
Owing to rumors of a mole strike
among the railroad telegraphers and loans
that the wires might be cut. the signnl corps
are busy getting into practice at the head-
qnarters n! tin» anty-nrsi. Nuarly no
men are coinlnrrnbly lmlmul tltvn- in freight
cars so surrounded by truck: and cars that
no one Would suswct their presence there.
The officers. among them Jay Gould‘s son,
Captain Ella-m Gould. airs?!) on the floor of
the third story of the Erie flour station near
Bailey avenue.
A SCANDAL lN NEW YORK.
Illllonalm “'orutur's Son Sued by .
Woman Whom lle Ill-carded.
le You; Aug. LIL—In supreme court
_ chambers Charles W. Brooke, the noted
criminal lawyer, argued a motion for liliv'e
Kent \l'onnser. whichasked that Maurice
Wornlscr, son of the millionaire Wnll strwt
operator, lx-cotirpv-llml to pay llt'l‘ turn a
week alimony and enamel Ices ol’ SLIM). as
the was his r‘ouimnn law wile up to the
spring of NJ, when he deserted her and
contracted fl con-mound mun-urge with Mus
Ranger. of this rxty. daughter of Solomon
Ranger, the wealthy cotton operator.
Neither the plaintif? nor lie-fondant W.“ In
court.
N‘Mt'riclt John-nu, ruttnwl Inr Hr.
Wormser. mew m riu- motion by ri-lin-nl»
ing the rlzorgr its absurd. “It is true." he
said, "that m h“ Mr. Wormwr. who W-‘kw
then perhaps as wild as meet other young
men. met the complainant in a home: oi ill
repute. She was then a common Woman.
and this charge is eimply s also of bloc-lb
mail"
Judge Patterson mid that Mr. Brooke
would have to show where the acquaint-
ance born—hen the tum originated, and Mr.
Brooke requested time to procure further
andavits lrnllt his client and other».
Judge l‘nttrmm agreed to have a further
heariugnl the case on Friday, win-n Sir.
Brooke will attempt to dhaprove the allege
tions made by the deft-nae.
Nile Ratio-'0 Trill Postponed.
You. Rina, Aug. int—Tho courtroom
when- J migr- Blaietlell pin-sirloin wasnruwded
with witnrm when the examination 0!
Lizzie Bordon came up. District Attorney
Kuowltonsaid that certain evidence not
yet hilly prepared necessitated his asking
“adjournment until Thnmlny. Aug. 2.5.
There was no objection from Miss Borden‘s
mnsol, sud Judge Ills'mlell purported the
examination until Themlny.
Fru- uarn in (fl-league.
ClllCMw, Aug. 1: “The (infield pork
race track management has decldml to ad-
ult the pnblw free o! charge for a tune at
but. and thereby avmd lrtctroa home“:
the club and the police.
vellum-I to Anna.
Brutus. Aug. Lil—~llnvhld. Corwtn, tress.
arer of the Hub lilaak and Htationery mm
W" Mimi to starting a bro in the
miles accorded by the company on Corn-
Maanea Organising.
”0010!, Aug. 3t~The Bosnia branch of
the United Order or Bloom: Norman,
whose present mfl'lfllio’fl has it. headquar-
ters to Denver. was organism! here.
Ila-lb of a. mu Veteran.
I!“ Disco, (hi. Aug. alt—J». Lewis
Past. who served in the war or lama-d
practical medicine III New York and (M
ease, died have em sin-travail.
no I'd-u owns. W.
hum. Aug. fllw-The peace mm
opened hm,wlth I. 11min Rachmaetwho
hashssn twice Mil at the Swimmer
federation. midi-g.
in. item. Deal.
uremia, Pa. Aug. m—Dr. J. I.
Bowman”! the most prominentphyst.
clans oi the flatmdiedathlahomaat the
that. “bounty.
An heaped We! caught.
Pamuamn. Aug. cannon: Domino.
' who «and from mundane-a refer...
manning the recent limb-s inane-p
Winning.
Who-thhvl.
Alarm P Ir. J.. Aug. l-ulsyer
Moths-Mum broth-at!
and latch-ll Ital lary (lento nus
Wynne.
Ill“ 5’ I Inuit MID.
than, Pa Any. mum manta;
meadow
met lleson mm who...
New Bathing Houses.
New Attractions.
viding for large Excursions.
DANCING DAILY on THE PAVILION.
()MPANY, Owners and Proprieto
J. FINKENSTEIN-
\day returned to work on sum-y nilht.
[um
General Manager.
l-le Whincs for Mercy and Offers
to Turn State's Evidence.
_.. 4,.
no: iron no A Born on ma roar.
III “III Now Ila- ll-rrl no a “’lllrm l-
lllw Trilla «I “w Slim-n f tr "turtle-ring
the soltliarwll Arm HI'r vlvllirrr'llli (he.
can Irma May u.- .\u untrue-r vim-n.
Cost. think. Aug. :l.~lli:d ! i ‘zny. the
notorious despemdo, moi'drn-r owl ulltlllw,
and one 0! the Incubus oi the oulluWod
mlnera. narrowly trumped lynching. lie was
confined in on old lxnm- Iur ;--vvmd days
under a heavy guard, but n-wml Ctllun’
managed to ttealrhily wizn, slit-m» and
hurry him through the piviwts. llv- was
taken to Brit'cville,wln In: a rope was placed
around his neck.
Although reportnd to be a mo»: .1. rpt'rulu
man. his courage [outwit him at La. trying
moment. and be broke ilouu :m i p '3 «i in
abject fear for his life, ullvvrm: to trim
state’sevidence and reveal the mourn and
plans of all the lenders. tell how the [limb
was raised, the button ml to. .. on, lin-
miners who were known to burn kiliul
soldiers or guards; in at»; z. to hi: all to the
d?“ authorities III nl‘ “in: ileIuhfiian (hut
has reigned. and this he has agreed to to»
tlfy to in court.
When all this was promised the rope was
taken lrom his neck and be was» n-turucd
to the camp for ratchet-ping. it in: "NW be-
lieved that With his testimony twenty or
thirty leaders an be emu-adult)” trtcd for
murder and covtcted. Lindsay is now under
a guard.
Ilore Miners Amen-d.
Twenty-three men. supposed to be in
empathy With the most notorious of the
miners, were arrested near l'oal Creek to-
day and locked up. Several of them are
silhpfl‘lotl of holding up a mail train between
Clinton and Cold l'l‘e’ck last Thursday night.
Among them is Jim llmmnkrr. sun ul John
Hatmnker, who led tht- attack on thcstutk-
ade at Oliver Springs hut Tucwlny. The
elder Hatxnaker la Sllppueul to hm «escaped
to Kentucky.
L A. Mr, a German who conducted
a shooting gallery here aud is a sharp-
shooter. is also wanted. Last week he went
to a high point overlmking For: Anderson
and erected himself a small burnt-ado, from
behind which he kept up a constant Bro.
It is believed he shot ahir‘kil’wvl Private
Smith. He wu an anarchist. and many
believe that he Ila-directed in p-rsou the
attempts on property and human life recent-
ly made in this vicinity. All the leaders
prominent in the labor trouble: of the pad!
eighteen months, save Lindsuy, have lt-«l.
“surge E Irish. who hos been rwmgnltul
{or month-3 as a loader and tuition of tho
miners, was amssted at Lyon's View by
Deputy Sherri! Hall. in ncmnlnnm Will]
the orders of General Farm 3. and was
taken to Coal Creek.
t'hnrlw T. Allemao. moment urine in»
specter, is wanted on the cllurge ul I-linllg:
actodiu mmcrt with the. noun-xx fill in- mm
and aiding labor I'tlllillllsnlwlwr Hill in
keeping the miners pore-l in all the moto-
meum of the stat» military {om-s nod Cll‘ll
authorities. (.‘urnlurssmner Ford gave bond
today in the sum of {lawn lie was re-
leaaed by General Camus and u new at his
maidence in this city.
May Ital-w the lllarl Flag.
The latest story is that the mines are to
be smokml in order to drive out tho miners
who are cuppa-ed to be in billing In the
bowels of the earth.
Captain Anderson b in (oil ptlrlm‘lfiloll or
bi position. \llo in about amtl» lrorn new
era! Caruee' forces. but communication is
perfect. The troops are gritty. but they
are phyahnlly exhausted.
Captain Norton 8 on the field with lien-
eral Cornea. He told a reporter that there
should be more troops. l'amp Anderson is
unburied by it! constant Ogbta.
There is a terrible feeling at Knoxville bev
muse of the slaughter of Knoxville t‘lIth'lu‘.
It more lighting more Knoxville will send
many men lorward who will go under the
black nag. Captain Morton's Much nib-u
arrived here last night. with ammunition
and tents.
General i‘arnee telegraphed the governor
that trials 0! all his prisoners agalnnt whom
cases could be male out would be begun l»
(are a civil maxi-irate at Clinton. Adjutant
General Norman replied. "l'nmru the best
mml obtainable and need all pn-onou
bound over to Knoxville jail (or saloheep-
tag." The charges against the prisoners
will he murder, attempted murder, assault
and battery and resisting edict-n.
'1’.th III! Apologia...
Ban flan-nu, Ila. Aug. fitmllsvmyenl
Bey, the'l'urkbh mini-terns” the sultan
will make reparation {or any Injury to we
sons or property ctr-aimed byhl- subjects.
Thnlabterahotayathutheeuluabdo-
terminal to preserve lrieadly relations with
all the other powers or the world
I“ Dracula. Annual.
Vilma“, “hi," An at—Alhert Von
Mandi rty.htswife,llaryv..
aged twentrfoarmad her stator. llamnh
I. Welly-cad twenty-seven. were drowned
M hailing In the flukensack river.
Ila-vista I", to have.
m lilac, li’. 1.. Aug. tau-«Mus
Webb and Charles Vincent, long term our
rich. attemptedtohrsak tail. Wat-awn
«hot in the leg by a grant and brought
back, while Vincent was elm dead.
Hillel" Boyd II III Ilenlth.
ass Monaco. All. nit—Colonel Boyd,
reside“ of the United Ilium la
Elsa. arrived here ca his way to his home
ml. min. been m a leave or
m all account H II “it.
“i
will leave South Nor-walk at 10
5:50 p. in. ‘
leave RotonPoint, 11a. 1..., 1:10, 2*:40, 5:00, undone; p. In.
4:25 for Wilson Point only.
SUNDAYShLeave South Norwalk.10:30 a m., 12:30. 2:00, 3:30,
and 5:50 p. to.
Leave Roton Point, 11 :10 am" 1:10, 2:40. 5:00, and 6:40 pm,
‘ MO” I
Excursion Fare. 25 Cents.
Time table subject to change without notice.
uun‘ ”"slT'twllffirTni-in”: '
rtuemrn‘i‘c' anew-nee.
The Pennsylvania State
has dialundsd.
Texas qufl' llll been dirthen‘tI
the cattle at Indianapolis.
lteyuaud Cooper. an English actor. died
from the Meets of poison lulu-u by mistake.
Infernal machines have but it :-.-ut to K»
nav and minister of homo omen. of Japan,
Count Okurua.
Two men have been killed by foul sir in
the shaft sunk at i'arl Junction, 310., to se-
cure the remains of a lmlmlun.
Brutal attacks on llebrewn have been In-
newed at limerick, Ireland.
The town of Sontra, Germany. was al«
most totally destroyed by fire.
Fifty-five thousand tailors were locked
out by their employers in London.
The British steamer Caroline, lrmn Oran
for Newcastle. England, has put into Spit-
head roadstwd with her (arm. burning.
Owing to the intense heat ltnxpcrnr Frau
ulsJoeeph has oounterrnanded the order for
the Austrian military Mlle-MVP“! which
were to begin on the 20th inst.
ln an interview Unnvml Smmbnlnfl, the
' premier, say» that llwltcmll, the
murderer, will not b..- hangml fur flull crime,
but for conspiracy against :2" -.;
soueesvvis mm c
Bow llall leaps
among I
A Rather Queer k’lmmri... Halt-Inuit
Ind some liapeunnr Lulrlnml“.
‘ lamammus, Aug. 1:; ‘.\L ...l ln-n hall
investigation in court n Irlto'r written by
Supreme Justice Surnorby to Supreme Ar,»
countant Walker related llovl- tin» Phil?! on-
ecutive of the order had gone to Maine to
Work with the legislature. ”ll is expensive
business," the letter stated, "but it pays
in the long run." The letter nloo stated
that the supreme unit-or hml "riled” the
New Hampshire body ol legislators.
Supreme Accountant Walker testified
that Somerby had drawn over {who for
"legal and legislative" expenses in the mum
of Maine, New llnmpohiru. )lasna huaetta,
Connecticut, Rhodc Island. New York,
Delaware, Pennsylvania and Sebrnska.
Over non» was used in the New Eng
land statue to procure the pawn of lamp
able It'uhilllt‘l’l and to prevent the gauge
of unmindactory laws.
A ntlir-r queer financial statement, par
porting to boa showing of the onirr’s our
dilion July 31, law. we. put in cvulvuce. It
had been printed. bus had been withdrawn
from the" printer before more than“ hurl»
tired copies had boon stricken off. Total.
were 00 arranged that it could not be well
analyzed Walker admitted that the stats»
meat was a false one. and said that it had
been withdrawn to be rev-med by Some-rby,
Supreme Cashier Davis produced chub
evalencing the slit of 3'4”.qu the Phil
adelphia bank,aud his testimony west ll.
show that Somerby had urged the deal. lie
disclaimed any thought that it wasag'tlt
until Soinurby stated no in the an] rvrno sit
ting a few days ago
me aisle... WORLD.
Inloxal. mun GAMES.
At l‘lttaburg— I. II. I
Pittal.ua........o I) o l o o u o o 1 :. l
ltrwklyn, ,0 ‘3 t 4 u l n 2 r 171‘:
Ebrvt. Manatee Miller and Mack. Krnrudy.
Font: and limb-y.
At i'mrinmti , u u n.
i‘incinmtur l o u 2 o .v 2 u u u l on:
Waalu'gt'mr n :l 3 u u u u u u u n 7. o;
Sullivan and Mallow-y. Darryl-a and hi "illlfL'
At l'let'elnrtd , a u r.
Cleveland. 0 0 o n t l o o l Ml :
I’hIlmlv-lpltla u u 0 2 | n li ul n :l 1: l
i'lnrkn-m sud Zimmor. “18"“. tom and
“new.
At lmubvllle ~
laminillo ...... H n o n n l l t I I‘ll: :
Blinmore. “nu l n o I ll n n -; :: w :
Sander» and Marin. hit-Manon and Robin
son
It It I
At China's» II. n I
am........801200 lox llol
Newi’ork ..... n n u u 0 U l u u ll» l
llutchitrwu and Klimt-low. Limo :iu )lr
‘lhull.
tit. Louis item. uaxnv- im~l',abl)ltl on ac
count of mm
IAHIKI‘X LlAtit K IIA'I‘
At Buffalo
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Foreman and Boyd, Peru-n and tiny.
A‘Tml‘m u n In
Troy ............ :nlnoratooy'
Binghamton ,.0 u n : u n u u u ; r .
l‘rtrken and t‘nhtll. Plum-mid and lieu..-
At lhthter It. I
.lllhouuootss:
Alt-any ,,,,,,, ,ooonollouzg:
Ire-kin and HcKeouyb. Devlin and TIM.
(lean-l Kramer la 'IIIIOIN'.
Nair llsvn. Aug. Ki.«-llenera| Emmet
states that It havlneu Mimi to send tbr
entire not» brigadeto New York Oct. 1-.
to participate in the celebration then» «it
the landing of i'olumbua. Transportation
will be furnished at theexrueme or the stale.
and tum-elite leghlaturo "tunes to con
am the action of (Mercer Balknloy hr
will hear the expense himself.
I’- the Inflows! l'metny.
rerun-mu. Au. til-«The Pennsyi
vania Railroad company will in a fewdays
hadnthewmtmetkin ot a single linool
railroad Iran Washlama. D. (1. tulle-a
lyn. Throat! will wdlmtlyby the
National cemetery at Arlington.
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“atoms. In. Any. law-W. 8. harm,
and died alum “Institute“ my. lie nude:
reputation by m mito-
the title! In "hutch” u animal-ere! Prat
ob Wilson‘s company.
rune-stat ulna -
Maul, A”. Ila-The Bunting“ Brutus
WW lays Pm. m ‘elle-
[vial k- reslped and that mm has re
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You get
this luxury
at the price
of poor trash!
Sold
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Makes an everyday convmimt'e of an
old-lime luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. Home!
award at all i’ure Food Exposiimm. Each
packaac MARS two large 1w. Avoid
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tire-a M. A. MKIIRILL. l’reahlmt.
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gamma. a in mm. We have urine in may.
{3w me "73. will: 'm' ”' Malina
run sue—r slain ‘rtiiiii
The in ~kniku and %fi%
bmsuabllshsu
, “1va
m
.23 “ill: ll”. MW:
Ila-use a ran
street. Norwalk. I n.
lumbar-l "arranging"
n.
Wfimumih
. -‘~«”_-
. neat. invasion. non-m o
W’ II Wilde! .li .Th Im
33.. t m.“ mm. lTo’is 3 lime
Toned ’
Britiig Quick R
www.mwv.m.flfi-_--v.
Save Your Teeth.
HAVE THEM “LIED OR CROWNED.
Teeth tilled with gold. Platinum, Alloy.
Aural in and all plastic materials.
'l'cet ”routed and sue .essiully crowned with
Gold. Platinum or Panel-in Cronin.
Artltlclal teeth on Gold. Platinum. i'ominu-
ous- Gum and Rubber Plates. and all work per-
lniui to "10¢le dentistry.
‘ K‘r' al attention given to Irregular rind
(,‘b dren’u teeth. _
All work or trust mmmahlo prices.
Teeth filled and extracted mlnlwly.
DB. F. W. OIRMER.
t3 Washington St. Over Post Omen.
South Surmdk. (ban. on ly
“JOHN F. FLYNN
Sanitary Plumber,
STEAM and GAS FITTEB.
.lllBBlllGl sumo".
llm’lnx taken [bulimic-mom under the Lib-
rar '. llQ‘ “'Mlll'llxuiu atrw'l. fiplllIi-Nuntnllt.
on. road it for
Airguns
PLUMBING
age. I ruler to plumbingl have done for the
past seven yearn. lathe employ of \\‘. ll. Meek-
er a (in All work will have my oerwnal sup-
erviz-lun. and will be irouv tly thrt'lllril and
mllafn‘tinn nannim . u re “H‘I'l'lnlj mm
Economy and Carillon!
Gasoline Stoves
Ind unit! Heat and Expense during
the Summer Season.
We have the very best make
THE MANHATTAN
IN All. SIZES.
Will bake. rank and do all the Work of It
strum with lmlflhe trouble and t'lellM'. an
In iii-1' tn illlu town.
Call and See Them.
GASOLINE l5 GENTS I» GALLON.
W.H.Meeker&llo.
)li'Slt' "ALI. BLOCK.
Save Money!
BY \‘I"! "Nil
F . BOYLSTON’S
Factor" at Five Mile River.
~ )0.
GREAT nrnucnou
m Putts.
llrrm rarh-lyo! \‘r-hrrlpulos and tilwl- n
leasthan I‘Ihl. Also a fine line of Hull aml
liaby earring" wry cheer.
“I In T
llorlon Point.
BBATING. ilimuc MID
FISHING.
snout-inurrii sitcom.
a. ”E. Power.
mitt!
NEW LIFE. "
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w‘. '
up. wears HanlfiANl) ltl'tAlN
A .a speak for Ma. heal»
"to. rural. email"... Hm.
I t *9” -
mnnnund'bya‘koao or chew, ”mi-
Ase. or In
and ill
t, I . "or to” null. ‘90 too six
to n. I: order feel as. with I
at l as written mates to Mend r not
l n-smw‘tfully solirll a ohm of public patmn- -‘
etu rns -
If placed
in the
Columns,
of the
Evening
PAY
$1 WEEKLY!
Watches. thiiinsxharms.
Mantel Clocks. Diamonds.
TIIIOII. JOHNSON & COMPIIII.
m Montague St.
cm-usm. senses. BIOONI’II. II. T
Thus lar our goods drliveml In South Nur-
'walk baw- giu-n general satisfaction, and mu
merino-l of payment is highly appreciated. Full
information can be hall of our urgent.
GUSTAV prrzsn.
l9 RAILROAD PLACE.
snum unnwux cnuu. n
C ra d d u c k ’ 3
N0. we WASHINBTOM STREET.
The People‘s Market.
ALI. KIND! ill" PRIME MEATS AND
Fill-ES" VEGETABLES IS THE“:
SEASUN.
(iivr in a trial and you will Ill‘l‘ullu‘ it simply
t‘TInlullH‘l'.
Hardd'l'inies Prices.
A. c. cllllllllch,
I'IKOI’IH II'I'OKS;
Some
Raise the
Objection I
TIIAT KTI'EIKVI'IIIXID lb XIHY 30w
A1 N) SHALL A MARGIN or
I'llul’l'l' 'I'IIAT ‘I‘lll’fl' TINA!"
.‘l YOK” Til .\II\‘| lil [VIZ TIII“
I5 Jlls'l‘ won’ THEY .‘llnl’lJ’
.llfl'llfi'l‘l'fll. “'Hflltl'. I‘i ’I'IIH
Alfl'AN‘I‘AIHZ tll’ SELECTING I'ABP
'I'llfl'LJIIIA’ (‘IlllAl' "It IDPI‘ICIKINH
I’ll’lfl'lAl-IJ' “RENT BARCEAIND
If TI": I'fltil'l.” ARE NOW MADK
AWARD: I" 1'" ll" 7
Why not
Try the
Sentinel
I Columns?
cured. (WHO only his . I.
In lit-um and 10W . I.
this" h it is
Merit ,fiolone has made the reputation of
WEI-“Mm SOAP
¥ More of substitutes.
a:
U
Nothing is as
Sentinel
M EN‘fémtoncrele Wells—,TWM
Flag Walks,
Curb and Butter
Put down in the best manner at
the lowest price.
GRADING,
SOOOING, ,
EXCAVATING
BY
RAYMOND BROS.
IN WHAT
OONOITION
IS YOUR
PRINTED
STATIONERY
We» .— ill your attention to the {net that
nil are almxll out out of Michelle.
u—luprs. i'in-ulors. Acknowledgments,
Tu:
\
IF ltllerilrml“. Statvrnenh, Billheade, En—
ric. em. Evenly; Smyrna. is
lvrI-r-arml lu furni~ll the some
, “IT
, Low PIIIOES .
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