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RIDGEPO
till,“ We
Dancing in the Pavilion. Event
or ‘s‘
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at 8 o’clOck. ’
tame:Display0“F“«"5""‘”'ks
5:60 p. to.
leave Baton Point, 11 e. m.,
4:25 for Wilson Point only.
and 5:50 p. to.
Leave Baton Point, 11:10 am,
‘ miniman’nrnscuéilemnmwmem
partment at Albany.
. I I (7 I) In
Washington and New York 1-,; #3,, égxggigfi'fiwm
' ' ' ' the of rum eheruto
. .. Authorities at Variance. B I mum” at “new” I a
gates of the chief city of the New World
No fresh cases of cholera were devehrped»
on the Hamburg liner lionvia. now lying
in the waters in the lower hey. no infec-
tion b known to have been brought from
herto shore. The more diagnosed by pr.
Beckatflliand 1420mm street as
cholerinewmrulsdbythehealthboardto
have been an ordinary complaint of the
reason, aggravated in one case by theextw
ordi greediuees of a steenge starved
Maxi-int.
in the export examination to determine
the presence of cholera bacilli in the speci-
mens of clothing taken from the Moravia
and made by Dr. Byron, the result was
negative, aseapected, owing to the failure
toobtalu sufficiently fresh data to work
from. As tothe present careof the Mo-
ravia’s paungers, Dr. Jenkins states that
rigid measures of disinfection are carried
out daily on the ship, but that the pan-
sengers will not be taken to Hoffman
bland for their nblutions till after allthe
ships now in quarantine without sickuea
have been through the treatment
' ~mmswmm'vsmsownwu
l!- ‘Vill clear Tunnels lle Thinks "DID
{Mil-blot Hendricks lay Then
Itop their Intry Into Port—flu New
‘ ‘Calos Develop in New York Harbor.
Wasulnmon, sept. 3.—-'i'he statement
of Dr. Jenkins. health oillcer of the city
of ”New York, to the effect that Presir
' dent Harrison’s proclamation directing
a quarantine of twenty days in the case at
alive-sols carrying immigrants from Eur
mwooldheignored, was the subject oi
Manager: in cflcial circles. Its tone of in-
diiferenoa, not teeny hostility, to the pur
pose of the president’s proclamation caused
couplderable comment. .
“Dr. Jenkins is technically right," said
Attorney General Miller to a representative
of the United Press, ”when he says heir
rated with power to hold any vesselnr
long as he deems it necessary. Under the
statutes the general government has no
pcwertoenforce a quarantine on its own
motion. That was the conclusion reached
in the opinion furnished by the department
of justice yesterday. That opinion stated
that the surgeon general of the marine hos
pital service and the secretary of the-tress
ury, with his approval, have authority to
make needful rules and revelations not in-
consistent with the state a}... and regula-
tion for the quarantining of ships coming
into up: harbors, with a view to the promo
tion of the health and lives of our people.
"That means that nothing can be done by
the federal government in opposition to
05 inconsistent with state laws on the sub
ject, and whatever force the president’s
prodamation will have must be given to it
by the state authorities. It was lseued,’
continued Attorney General Miller, “be
cause it was believed that the government
should do whatever it possibly could to pro
vent the introduction of the emerge. It
has exhausted every power within control,
and whatever more is desired from the
government must be authorized by con-
gnem. In view of the unanimous approval
which has met the president's notion in
issuing his proclamation] very much doubt
that Dr. Jenkins will attempt to ignore or
override it. Should be do on), however, the
consequences, whatever they may be, must
rest with him."
’ In conclusion Attorney General Miller
said: ”If Dr. Jenkins should decide that the
president’s proclamation should not be en
forced 1 Would ulrise the summoning of
coupes, to meet within ten days, to clothe
the general government with the power it
now looks to act in such emergencxcs as the
present."
Collector Hendricks Aronscd.
Collector Hendricks; of New York.
brought thp apparently contumaciem ut-
tltude of Health Uilicor Joukins to the at.
tendon of the trim my tirpurtnirut by the
following dispatch, addressed to Secretary
Foster:
STATE AUTHORITY SUPREME.
The radar-l Government (tunnel Inter
fore with local Quarantine Matters.
Abuser, Sept. 3.—Deputy Attorney Gen-
eral John W. Hogan received a manage
from Dr. Jenkins, health officer of the port
of New York, risking the powers and duties
of the health offlwr and quarantine com-
missioners in reference to quarantine, in
view of the proclamation of President liar
risen.
Mr. Hogan examined thoopinionol At-
torney General Miller and the proclamation
of the supervising surgeon general, and
theactof congruent ism, cited by Attorney
General Miller. and after lure-fully exam-
ining the question concluded that the
power of the quamutine and health ,oillcers
of the state were police powers and
could not be interfered with by
the United States laws, and that
the laws of this state rind the rules
and regulations of the quarantine ofiicinls
were in full force and unaffected by the not
of congress of that, and that it wasthe duty
of the quarantine commissiqws' and health
officers to proceed as required by the laws
of this state and such rules,. had regulations
as had been adopted by the quarantine
commimioners, and that moguls» of the
supervising surgeon general most yield to
the laws of this state, and the rules and
regulations adopted and in force for regulu-
tiou of quarantine in this state; that the
courts had held that the no: of H78 cited
plainly indimted and provided that its pro-
visions should not interfere or impair any
law of any state or any law, rule or regula-
tion in force in relation to quarantine in
any state.
QUABANTTNE AT PHILADELPHIA.
Trouble liver the Action of Dr. Rayner.
of the Health Ilourd.
Pnlnanrumu, Sept. am meeting of
the board of hmdth was held, and on cfl'urt
to give the British i’ritht'ks, Whit is this in-rn
detained at quarantine several days, p-r-
mission in we up {be rinr was defeated,
and the strainer will remain there indob
initoly. it was ordered that the twrnty
days‘ quarantine declared by the president
go into effect at once.
Mayor Stuart took official cognizance of
the action of Dr. Peter D. Keyaer, of the
board of health, in allowing, on Wednesday.
Attorney and ex-L‘ouncilman John A. Clark
to leave the steamship British Princess,
new in quarantine, to escape a [sensible
outbreak of cholera sud proceed to his
home in this city, and in n communication
to the board demanded that a thorough lil‘
veetigullou be made and any violation of
the rules and regulations of the quarantine
he puuinhed as directed by law.
The case is loading to interesting develop
manta Dr. [lemma-u, the port physician,
has tendered his resignation to Governor
Pattison, and Director of Public Sale! y
Beltier and Cdonei J. lawia Good returned
in haste from a quarantine inspection trip
to New York and Baton, and announced
that Dr. Ksysor was not authorized by
them to exercise the authority of the board
0! health and that his permit-stun for Mr.
Clark to leave the etosnier was given With-
out authority.
MTSERY TN HAMBURG.
“a Dead lay Iluve In Its- liuried by
th- lleuru in Trenches.
nalltllfl, Kept 3.~Hedan Day pater!
without festivities of any kind. There have
been no peers-ions. no music and no meet.
tap. it attache-been displayed in the
city. mum-nil the eslss have
-- mm.
In all the churches services of prayer for
theshstetuantd the plaguehavebesniasld.
have attended by crowds, which
Belerringtolast paragraph ..f l'ucular if!
(the urine circular). shall i detain Vessel:
in tine that have not entered but are
Md by the health officer until special in-
ltruetionaare received from lbs: department,
and will such definition apply to cabin passed
gen.
Autism Secretary Spaulding replied m-
fdlovvs-
Clrenlar mexmts vessels afloat at date of
circular. Any vessel within the exception and
pdngquaranttup will be catered in stunner
of information rem-ind after they pom health
“that their entrance leilkoiy to introduce
cholera.
This reply, it will be seen, covers only the
case of ve-els now afloat, and is silent on to
wash hearing immigrants that sail after
the date act by the president fur.twenty
dayl’quarautiuo to go into effect. Assistant
Mots” Bpanldlug said to a United Press
reporter that the government had issued in
Mr and it was for the state health otllv
uhlstoenfclueit. llodld notcare ,to dis-
m- the subject, however. and retrained
haunting an opinson as to the log—
tht in case vessels were by
‘ tb Oflcer Jenkins at New York with‘
remaining below quarantine twenty
mrm wuldbouledtomrryuut
the pendants orderor thata Unitel hum
I“! could ”he flit: vmi in
m Bpauldiug contented himself with
mm all would unite and work for
. the public good.
THE aspen wniflhe euroncao.
'I'bo federal Authorities Will Override
the leans on.» Incision.
law You, Sept. neuter receiving to
Itrletieusfrout Washington Collector if
so»
driehsddresssdthefollowing communion
thutothsaarveyorofthe port:
Saliva. Georg-W. Lyon, Burveycroflhsi’ort:
Ita—llranuatthemrith a my of depart-
ammonium fmmksnflosof
tbsprayss'swvrs elated said the nibbling
m groaning of the ologrpptions. 'l‘ho
dasolatlouofthsoityhas bsrnapparvotsa
atmneoihvrthneainoo the introduction or
b
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a
a doctrines of forty-air;
unnatural burials has been aligned still
deullvsnrvuaburied. ’l'hsdssd
mmnttlrly neequsitothsworkef
the Miss of all the victims to
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She Takes Forcibie Possession
of the Gilbert islands.
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rs. Valuable Group Solved cm a I’ll-say
Protest Altar the [lulu-d Mules llud
”Cell Animal tort-moun- u Protectorate.
Our Com-levels] Interests May slut-r.
San Pasaoisco, Hopi. a—Pollmviug hard
upon the seizure of Johnson island and the
purchase of Niihnu island by Great Britain
oomsstheweil authenticate-l story of her
leisure in June of the Gilbert islands, one
of the most important of the groups or the
south seas. Private iottfls brought today
by the Australian stennier from li-tutritinn,
onthsGilhert ialundsmuder date of June w.
contain full details of the seizure of the
islands by the British ship liuynllst on
“June H.
On that day the British marl-of~.war Roy-
albt appeared in the harbor and her mp-
talu landed in a steam brunch, and with
several ofllcers and an interpreter called an
the king. There, in public audience, with
all the foreign and native res-dents of Bu-
taritiari gathered about, he read the proc-
lamation:
Her majesty Victoria. (moon of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain. having this day as-
sumed u protectorate over the iiiilmri islandx
I would remind all residents in the group other
than nutivee that it lac-untrary to law to nup-
piy firearms. ammunition oritlluxit‘ullnghq-
uors to any native. tllwu under my hand at
Aparnarun, the 27th of May.
' En. ll. Daria.
Captain for “or majesty and Deputy Commis-
sinner.
The wading of this proclamation neared
a sensation. A conferrnw was appointed
for the afternoon, at Whirl] were present
the king, the American commercial agents,
the agents for Wighimnn Brothers and A.
Crawford,of San Francisco, the two load—
ing American lime, and the mpresentatiro
oi the German company, of Joluit.
The English Flag ltnu lip.
Captain Davis on pln: nod tln- reuse of the
proctorate, and du'lnrnl that Wong Sun), a
British subject, had complained that in
January last he was robbed of liquor and
tobacco worth sixty-tire dollars, and though
he complained to the king he could get no
redress ,
Davis talked in a very domineering fush~
ion to the king, saying: “You have taken
the Sim license from this (fhxnnrnan. who
is a British subject, yet you permit him to
be robbed and do nothing to make the thief
d'ugorge. You must pay him out of your
own pocket or there Will be trouble.”
At this point (,‘aptaiu Lorin-ll, who rop-
meuta “'ightman k 00., said that .l wlnw
mun stole the Chinuman’s goods, and that
the king could not, under low, proceed
against a white man. A British commander
waived aside the explanation and went on
to threaten the king. He‘warned him that
he mint make the natives pay immediately
their debts to the traders, which amounted
to “mm. He added: .
“if you can't do this 1 Will we lh .t n is
done. If you mn’t rule your island] vnll
get a man who can. You must do nome-
tbiug for your salary. The quot-ll in the
hardest worked woman in England."
Then Commander Davis mud in a loud
lone, “If you will now have your flag
hauled down I will give you a nice new Inn-
to put up." The old king, who seam-d
dazed, ordered his flag, which has limo-d
from the royal pole several years, hauled
down and the British flag run up in he
place. Aasoon as the English mien were
shown the Boyaiist tired a salute, but there
was no enthusiasm on shore.
The United Huts-s Warned.
TheArnerioans here, who attribute this
action of England to the king'b recent
Ameriaa trip, are furious, but they can
do nothing. The ship left here for Bahia,
another island where the proclamation was
read. The ship returned on Juno 1?. and
reported that the native murderer of a
Chiuaman on the island of (Jenna had
been tried and convicted and the hing had
shot him
The king of Butaritlari has only recently
returned from a trip to fish Francisco, on-
dertaken, it was thought, to indent the
United States to extend a protectorate
over the Gilbert islands. While in San
Francisco thekingtalkedofgolng wwm~
legion, but he received no encouragement.
and ill health forced him to return home.
Before he left he sent letters detailing
the situation on his island, and warning the
stats department that England would soon
gab the whole Gilbert group unless the
tilted Gluten interfered. He called atten~
the to the fact that several use Melton
commercial houses had invested large aunts
inthsisiandsand that theyeontroiled the
trade, but that tbh control would be
watched from them should England estab-
lish a protectorate.
The king deflated he refund the Amer»
leans, but he was powerless to resist shield
hglaad do what she had done to other
parts of the south ssaa.
Imported Contract laborers.
fins-om, Wl-“Ullm States Dis-
trict Attorney Lyon has entered suit
unless loony firm, W at Wall-
ar's lino, charged with importing stem
foreign laborers usu- scam the putty
terwbiek is 01.000 for web-natives.»
"I. ‘
unsigned Altar Thirty Years.
Your. Pa, Bept. lawman Rana-a,
mutant master here
haltfttbb
”mauvm'm whim than
notified-sum.
larceny-ting tbuhiseulag.
Mum-r men, lass... a-«au
lautbsrsesu atths
limbyvktsb Ive m dial.
bum.
non-mums
ha. Pu. But tum Dana, a
visits
Wmm' omega?“ an...
(than, Is; not. t 'l'he is“.
, ..
shamans- ”.iuselsssl. 'i'hs
”WNW
mm W
sum he tar-miner:
Manama?“ ,. ,-
lulllvuu Will truth New Orleans 1‘.-
ulgbt and Corbett Tuesday.
an (lawns, Sept. li.~'i'he ex
arrival of Sullivan and the arrival of Billy
lyer have put New Orleans in a ferment
of excitement, and absolutely nothing clue
but prise fights i talked of here among all
classes
Owing to the advent of the Myer dciegsv
tion there was a decided change in the bet
ting of the combinationof llghil for next
week. Admirers of the Btrestor lad said
there would be a decided change in the fig-
ures, and they lost no flute in plunging on
Dixon. ' .
The poolroom offered ill tolisgainst the
three and recorded a number of such bots,
but as the betting was so heavy the figures
on Sullivan, NcAulifle and Dixon were
'ehangodfrom latootoxtol.
This clungewas made to tryand coax
some of the money away from the cornbio
nation in which Myer figured. The figures
against Corbett are still 3 tell. At thin
price “Pompadour Jim" has been freely
hacked. .
Sullivan’s special train is due here this
evening. No formal reception in being or.
ranged, but there will be an immense
throng on hand to welcome the champion
upon his arrival.
Sullivan b to be quartered just opposite
the Young hlen's Gymnasium club. occupy-
iugthesamemomsho had when here be-
fore. Hehss a private invitation to use
the gymnasium.
Much disappointment is manifested over
ateiegram tothe elect that Uorlmt will
not come until Tuesday evening.
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
sartorial. Lawn; (nuns
At Pittebarg~ ‘
n. ma.
Pittsburq ..... 00222::"01 still
Bairtmure.. ._.u 0 a a o o u u u ‘u 2 4
Smith and black. (‘ohb and (lunwnu
At Cincinnati” It. a. 3
Cincinnati ...... 2 | O 0 l t) i ll r— fi l2 2
Brooklyn ....... «on n :loon 27-511 1‘»
Buyer and Vaughan. Hurt and Kimlu an
Al (devaluati-
u n. u.
Cleveland ...... (l I! ti 0 U I It i 0...: 0 l
Washington....0 o 0 o to o 00.1 s t
Guppy and Zimmer. Abbey and Miliignu.
At Chicago~ u u. n.
Chicago ........ looooanomlszl
Baton ........ .0200010lllt5i
Humbert and Schriver. minute and Hansel
At lnniaviller first game— n. n. r:
marine ...... lolitlooootwls:
Newfork ...... Koluooznwsiol
Sanders and Grim, King and Boyle
Second game“
Louisville ...... 001200101“
New York ..... t) 3 0 0 ti 0 ll 0 It...
Sir-anon and lien-lit, llnaioand lioyl».
At St. lamb it .
Sllnuh ....... 00010000142
Phliadeiphia..1 0 o u o o x o :-
llawley and Buckley, Weyhing and Do
lama! “sous cause
I
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At Troy— u. l. l.
Troy...........ll 0 l l 0 21 o ll»-5 9 5
Pmridence....o t) 0 2 ti o u 0 ll 2 5 3
Welch and (‘ahliL Sullivan Ryan.
Atliinxhamton» nun
uncommonjoOiuooolrst:
Albany ......... lulollloru'iloil
Devlin and Hayes. Fitzgerald and ileum.
At Buffalow n. n. n.
Buffak).... ..z 0 D o l u 0 t on“:
Kitchener ...... lilOtlDllOlifit‘
ticholierman and Boyd. liulilvau and Mr-
Keough.
Mo Law in Cleveland.
(human, Sept. d—A crowd of about
Lilli diluen- attacked the stockmlo built
by the monument commission in the pullllt’
square and compelled the men inside to
stop work There isgreut indignation over
the attempt of the commission to locate
the new aoldiers’ monument in that part of
theulnan and remove the old status of
Commodore Perry. The city tried to stop
the work through the wort», but lulled.
Praise for ('lrlw'k'.
Unions, Sept. 3.»'l'homns llun. inlm
member of parliament for Mttnk‘lll, in a
report to the Mmen‘ abstention says he i~
mntldeut that the Insulation will out think
It. Carnegie a had employer when they
hear that l’ittaburg unionists speak or him
as one of the best, adding that nuneinsish-d
morn strenuously than be upon a whey of
conciliation._
Tall Ilull Hanged.
Neuron, Va. fiept. 3,-«Tnlton Hall. the
Kentucky dupe-redo, was hanged at Wise
Court House, Va There were fear: of an
attempt at rooms, but none was made.
Life waspninouneed extinct in seventeen
minutes. [its neck was broken by the fall.
Hall was accused of ninety-nine murder-
und confessed to six.
Judge Illaiuo Disappear». ,
Amara. Sept. a—Jnsp Blaine, mil»
nary of Glynn county. arrested for safe
robbery. is missing, having forfeited his
band. Relatives of Judge llialne wliipay
every dollar or his imam-dons. [liaise
wired his naignatlon as culinary to 00v-
anorllorthen.
harvested for larder.
lineman, hoot. 3.4m Madden.
whomemiedonthechargedmmbr-
in. John Kennedy in enema several weeks
find mermaid by thsouvmnr‘r
,bas narrastvd on the strength
ofaewntdsues
a
mew-mar- Alana-tun;
MN.,lspt.a-Anwsnlof no.-
Mbasbssnoffersd by In. IeWhlrtsr for
tbs most or the murderers of her bar
band. Tbs total reward new oilseed ls
Mouthwash.
will leave south Namath o to a. in, "12:30, too, 3:30, and
BUNDAYl-lwleeve South Norwa'k, 10:30 a m., 12:30, 2.00, 3:30,
‘ Excursion Fare. 25 Cents.
Time table subject to change without notice.
we sonar 5sz ncfir.
the combination of Sullivan, )lyer and.
Bring.
3:10, 2:40,” 5:00, undone p. to.
1:10, 2:43), Edmund 6:40 pm.
Qu ifck R
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t
etu rns
If placed
in the
Columns
of the
Evening
Sentinel
Pgnomfnne lessons.
ouor I“
5““? . lift"! it. mssnnw,
offensive as West avenue. South Nora nik
North”. Wall. J. Hall. 'Wil West 57th
arise from ‘.‘._‘.'TT"1."‘V _ Til”;
bad tobacco- WAGONS.
Sense l5 . New and second hand
no invest your . Bushes. .Ptaetops; Carriages,
cents in ’ cafllfiflll‘lfi?‘
B. Prices to Suit All.
. u 17;; no"... on:
It makes HM WW _ "
the breath Henry T” l y '
an 8 ,
...... limit?”
, Aromatic, St Washington St, Sutton-1th,
Ambrosia], _ ‘ 2? Iain figsfifllomaik.
Comforting ’ ' ‘
and .0... no Bakers, cqgiecuoners,
more than ICE CREAM.
Mr stuff. $9.]:lll3mfily-n.l Order» liomptly Filled.
Remember “ 8-1.."
“We“. Bomstock Bros.
t
:lIVEllY itiii BOARDING
STABLES,
llElll OF THE WIRWIOK HOUSE.
son-m anavvauii cans.
Teams at all Hours.
uni r!
Makes .zrl Merv-day (onvrnlcmr oi an
old-hm: luxury Pure and wiml:~'ome.
~ 1 J.
Preparrd \\'ltlxs-;mpukvus (are. Highest ' . .45
flwaldfilhili‘urcFm‘dlixpfislliuN. Each RAEHTQ T ‘K‘ .
p " 'c mat-:54 two large gum. Avoid . EATERMLSJ S‘- )
lmilar. 'x‘ .ml insi<l on luring tl'n ' " ‘ ' [37f
New": Smt l‘t'm' {JA‘ reg
Eigin» and Waltham
i ‘ .
Ashton"
1 0- vrr
zwmflh uW—I‘L‘flT
"W" mining
the bowels
km. ll. 3:
' Read This!
in It'lmlfim‘ estimates and thus Mote
you run loo a to! the people some « thetiutr.
and met the wwieaiinr the i
WATCH Es
can't foul all the ”a“. l M but on
IN “GIL”. hlhh'lI lell FILLED (35533
all the time. An -
l. mien! (
om;:;.:.~::{.w.;:-.,hm on“... Silver and Plated Ware.
”WWW“ Blunts. lililili. litili Milt
mum cisrs
will have aim they
l (flit-av in-
I
Repairing in all Its Branches.
in u- or :- utterance.
sumo-el- lihe cheap nmnay: it ain't worth
H . 8. R00 D,
lane .
if you want mention for your fault , or
II Mili‘l'll “All mun. lylihn
thmnw
yeomlf in case of old sue. a plain nits
)II the Montana! .521. Ila-(Yon
FEESJW flu. lunruaosfhmpany. or m
l
s.‘ S. L’Hommcdleu
“'an “tantalum. lit. Min Norwal‘!
Olll'l‘lll PLOIIIIO. ems and
MO FITTIII. Til IOOFIIO,
SHEET lIOI IOII
la ugl'hrawhes, fl 1f1or some Rt) :3
one ......
‘....., . .m ......»-
Some
Raise the
Obloction I
s
i. H. BROWN,
PAYMENTS
$1 whim
Watchesfihhinsfiharms.
Mantel Clocks,Diamonds.
TABOIT. JOHNSON &'OO'T’RNT,
m Montague 8L,
umr HALLSQUARB. BTOOle, Tl. T
Thus far our goods delivered in South Nor-
walk have given general satisfaction. and our
method of payment is highly appreciated. Full
information can be had of our agent,
GUSTAV PTTZER.
‘19 mama lAI) PLACE.
_ sum «0mm ennui:
Save Your Teeth.
HAVE THFM FILLED 03 ('Iltl“'l\'Ell.
' Teeth till-«l with gold. T'lntinum, Alloy,
Amal um and all plastic materiah.
Toot r ireotnl slid Surf‘t‘effllly rrnm nut with
Gold, Platinum or Porcelain Crowns.
Artificial tel-fl) on Gold. Platinum. ('nnllmr
nu.- tium and Rubin-r Pilate-n. and all work per-
tainlng to modern dentistry .
7 3‘ «trial attention alien to irregular nml
t'lu dren's teeth.
All work at mm! rommnblo prions.
Terih filled and ulna-ted minim-sly.
DB. F. W. OARMEB.
‘2 Washington St. Orv-r Pool t‘irllro.
south Snrvralk. ('onn. n” l)’
Economy 'énd’ ‘ Comfort!
[‘55
Gasoline Stoves
And “did lteat and Expense during
the Summer Season.
We have the very best make
THE MANHATTAN
II Ill. SIZES.
“'3“ hello, (‘Hflk and do all the work of u
~tm-e unlllmlf tlw trouble and cxpvnm. in"
in Us" in this mun.
Call and See Them.
GASOLINE i5 OEiils A onion.
W.H.Meeker&io.
Ml'Slt.‘ HALL 31.01 ‘K.
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IS YOUR
PliiilTEO
STATIONERY I
Wumll ymxranrmlun m (be far! that
You an- ;ilmnt out out of Nolebrmle.
Lrttrrln-mlx Matron—ms, Hillhrmla, i'ln-
vrlnpna. t'irv'ulnrs. Acknowledgment»
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wemrui in fnrntnh the pan.»
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BUSINESS COLLEGE,
neuron». (1033!.
A Iivr, pr- ire-institution for the practical
lrnininn t room: mm and one: wmnen for
airless. Its thorough wm .snperlm meth-
v m Hammond-mi elllrlrnt carpool
instructor» have mm for it the wand-wore of
the bile. ”ranches taught: limit-ken Mt.
got-El? l‘rnfirnshl (moonfinm all;
prwr to me. ermsn
Knuth sitidieanTlpsu Incentive ear. tirad-
wnwmmnm ...1’..."”"ll
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dress St. A. Nlflflibil, President,
orddloau.
new LIFE.
concrete Willis,
Flag Walks,
Burl: and flutter
Put down in the best manner at
the lowest price.
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GRADING,
StifliiiNG,
EXCAVATING
BY
RAYMOND. 88.08.
mun i. run
Sanitary Plumber,
STEAM and GAS FITTEB,
lflBBiliBi SPECIALTY.
Honing take-n the basement under the Lib—
r:.zw,‘u'~ \\ Arllingtr-n strrrl. South Somali.
«uni Mimi it for
lupus.
PLUMBING
i rr~pm (fully solicit n r’llni'r'nf publir patron—
agp. i rein-r in plumbing l have done forth!
pmel seven years, in the employ of “I H. Meek-
rr 6: Co All work will have my [armorial supc
erv'isiounnnd will be promptly executed and
mtzsisrtmn grammes: . H vs» meatrial.r.82m
Gradduck’s
till. we WASHINGTON STREET,
The People's Market.
ALL KINDS OF PRIME MEATS AND
FRESH \‘HtiE’l‘ABLEb‘ KN THEIR
SEASON.
Mr.- M n trial and ynn will become a steady
ruminmel’.
Hard Times PriCes.
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PROPBIB’I'OBS.
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The constantly increasing demand for
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