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Unanimously Elected Palmer's
Successor in the G. A. R.
no Hoot Blmuful lineal-parent liver
Held Cullen to III End-m‘flle ('olor Qneap
“on W:- No! Brought lip—Tho Life
lumber-hip urination In Stain Que.
_ Vacuum-ox, Sept. 23,—Jl'he most. ano-
mful encampment of the G. A. ll. ever
held has ended, and the veterans, satisfied
with everything, are floating in retreat in
good order to their homes. The first busi
neasof the final session was the report of
the committee to determine the seniority of
departments.
This controversy affects only the states of
Illinois and Wisconsin, neither of which is
in pmacseion of a charter. “'iscousill claims
that the seniority should be determined by
the date of the first department encamp
ment; Illinois asserts that the statement of
B. I“. Stephenson, the founder of the order,
ahould decide. Pflhi Commander Wagner,
of Pennsylvania, chairman of tho. commit—
tee, reported recommending the appoint
meat of a new committee, but the limiter
wan left open tiller n emu-idcrable discuxr
ainn.
The report of tlwoommittw to which was
refer-ml the adjir
taut geneml'n tn-
port was present-
ed. The report
recommended the
adoption of the
adjutant generals
fl‘f'lllfllllt'llllllllnn a
that the installing
oilicer of u post
should make the
annual inspection.
and that the per
capila tax for
grand cncnm p~
meat purposes be
lllcl't'llsml to 2},
cents.
A. G. WEISSER‘I'.
Then came
the report of the committee on rules and
regulations, making a numln-r of recom-
mendations upon requests for changes sol»
milled by various departments. The com.
mittee reported adversely upon the sugges-
tion from the Department of Arkanans to
change the regulation defining the right to
wear the emblem of the G. A. IL. and the
requmts of the Departments of Missouri,
Oregon and of the Potomac that “no permn
be entitled to wear the badge or billion or
the G. A. If. unlesa a member in good
standing in the G. A. R." was approved.
The committee reported adversely upon
the recommendation of the adjutum gen-
eral that the rules and regulations be rm
vised, which was adopted.
Palmer's Action. Approved.
In connection with this report tho qua-L
tion of abolishing life rnemlmrsbips in the
national encampment mine up. The Do
partment of Ohio n-munm-ndml that past
national Ind aim» rmmnamlrrs be L'll'i'l’l
seats La honorary moonlit-ix without mics.
The majority of the ('olnlllillw l’t‘pfll’lul
adrenaly upon this prupmitiun, and the
report stated that comrade Phillipa, of
Ohio, “under instructions from his depart-
ment, dissented from the views or the ma-
ty." It had b~~ru expected that thin
cation would cause a conaldcmble dimw
on, but the position of the Ohio deport-
Inerlt found few supporters. The report of
the committee was adopted by an over
whelming majority on a rising vote. there
bail) lcnothun two-my in opposition outside
of Ohio.
Put Commander in Chief John P. libea,
of Minnesota, frmn the committee on the
commander in chief» midterm. reported
heartily aniline-ailing the patriotic nonli-
tnenta and spirit of devotion no elmplently
W in the address of the officer.
It would be well in the judgment of the
committee to have It road in every [not of
tit-land. While it regretted certain com~
iona. the committee wan unable to nee
the commander in chief, having the
m of the Department of Louisiana
and Milimippl l-efore him, and adue re
Eli to the honor of the G. A. ll..couhl
'0 taken any other action, and his heroic
measure- are approved. The wuunittee
alaoapproml the recommendation that a
la beappointed in the Grant tomb
at ew York for the matcrof Ilw u. A. It.
In addition it augmented that the uncanny
that cause to be "TM a nuitable teati-
nnnial to the rot in: commander in chief
(Gena-l Palmer) in munition of bin
mice. All of the finding. and rimm-
Motion of the committee were accepted
I?! the encampment.
n- Color uncoun- Ignored.
The very emphatic lotion-amour. given
Comm-attain chm Palmer bylin- com-
mittee, and the decisive vote by which the
Wallace of the committee were
approved, apparently gave a quietua to the
determination: of some delegates
tom-rumination renaming hint on ae~
can d the .lnulniana and Millinalppl
In. At leaet no ouch mdutiou appeared
and the color line question was Ignored.
Thump“! the committee on the re-
portof lodge advocate general wu- ml»
miMnnd n It approved all ofhle duel.
dons It wan adorned without qua-ulna.
Wt. Inner. of Kansas. from the
mm on teaching patriotlnm in the
public behind». reported mmmendlng
that the commander In and lame acle
coin mount teacher. In all achoolato
artepart the m dayofeaehnehmlym
for Incnleatlnn lea-om of patriotism.
After we «llama-Ion the report we. ap-
Mwilh an annulment that the ell»
ealarof tho commenter In chief ant for
anon-y'al-aona in the year, leaving the
kaolin-I free to select the date.
Put Cornmaruler In Chief Heath, of
Minnie. reported from the minnow
to. a: the Grout inc-mortal that a contract
”been made with Franklin Simmons.
than-clean nulplorln mmfonman
“Wetlkoeralflnnt to be erected
the city of War-hipster: at. a can of
on
primordial; with the election of
litters
CI
dun Jnntm Vice Commander 'l'. B.
of Omaha. on behalfof their
ill mambmhlp of the (l. A. it. in the
M m
he thought he had a right- to aspire to the
position. But recognizing the mtlrnent
of the encampment in favor of General
Wei-alert. he won perfectly willing to step
aside, and be naked that the election of
General “'eineert be imnh- unanimous.
Colonel Lincoln raid that he was not a be-
liever in the "sliding scale," and his» name
would not be used in connection with the
edicts of senior vice commander.
Past Commander Kimball, of Manaacbw
with, moved that General Welaaert be do
dared elected by (reclamation, but that wan
declared out of order. General Weisaert
wan then formally placed in nomination by
Benjamin F. Bryant, of La Grimm, past
commander of the Department of Wiscon-
Hill. who performed the same service for
General “'eissert at the encampment at
Detroit Inn! your. General S. [1. Hunt, of
Ohio, was also trained for the position, and
the roll oullu'ae begun. Before it bad pro
ceeded very far, however, the name of
General Hurst was withdrawn, whereupon
General Women's election was made by
acclamation. The general came forward
and returned his thanks to the encampment
for the honor bestowed upon him.
The election of a senior vice commander
brought into prominent view the lactiouul
fight that has raged within the ranks of the
Department of the Potomac for‘the past
year. In this controversy were involved
the continuance of life membership in the
national encampment, the troubles of tho'
Woman’s Iii-lief corps in the department.
and incidentally the continued existence of
the custom by which the oil‘n-e of senior
vice commander was given by murtesy to
the department entemrining the national
encampment.
Colonel Lincoln's friends favored the
abolition of the latter custom. and the
friends of Captain .I. M. Pipes, who had
secured from the department an matron»
tion to the delegates to allllpllrt him for the
position of senior vice onunnandt-r. desired
its continuance. The Lincoln forms Wt'l'l'
led by General $. S. llurdett, print wruv
maudi-r in ebb-f. \vbiln Illl' Pipes men had
Commander Ilensumre for n lradcr.
A Precedent Gone to Erna-ll.
The controversy waxed so warm on the
floor of tho eiicnmpment. and there seenml
to be such Iitt h- piwibility of an agreement.
that I’llnl. ('lllllhlilllflvl' \l'aguer. of Penn-
sylvania. moved that it. ll. Warlield. of
San Francisco. be elected senior vim- com-
mander. The motion mu «minded by
Colonel Lincoln and by t'aptaiu Pipes, the
latter stating that he had been indoraed for
the position by a majority of the encamp
mom to which he lu'louged. l’asf (“om-
mnnder Wagner's motion was adopted and
“'arflvld dot-land "lo-vied senior vii-e colli-
mauder. 'l‘hi-Jm ‘illlllt‘ of pmemh-nts
extending mud” a period of ten yeah.
For thenilii-uof junior vice commander
Peter ll. Ayn”, of “‘ilrninmon, Del. re
oci'vrd 349 will. of tin ma wua “we uml w-Iin
elected. For *llrumll general Dr. \V. ('.
Weyl, of Danhury, I'nnn., was clock-d.
For the place of chaplain in chief tin-re
were four f'tllllllllillt‘fi—nl. ll. I“I'l'l."t*i‘, of
Tennessee; D. R. Lowell, of Kane“; E. H.
“eagerly, of Missouri. and \\', ll. (iottheil.
of the District of Columbia. Dr. Lowell
was the favored candidate and was elected.
The committee on seniority of ell-pan-
menu; was then discharged from further
consideratioii of the warm at its own nu
quest. and the subject rvfrrn-d loam-w
cmnluitfee. modding of (‘urumdu ”with
of Penn») hauia. lluwlina of “bio and
Freeman of New York, to report at llw
nexti-ncamprm'ut. lly [anllaihllln of the
encampment (ininrmle “finds. the fl?!“ ad»
jumnt general of the Department of lili-
nnis, made a stnteiuent giving a history of
the order in that adult! from its foundation.
A lmlug Cup for Alger.
At thin point it delegation of ladies from
the \Voruan'a Relic-f t‘ul’pn, headed by Mm.
Annie “'ifli-nlnoyi-r, and another from the
Army Nitrous" Mwn‘inlitlll. headed by Mrs.
E S Tollnan, apwnrul and were invited to
acute on the platform. The Indies named
extended the cordial unvlingaof their re-
spective orunnl'lnliunn to the ii. A. It, to
which Commander In Chief Palmer fq-liei»
toualy l’t‘k‘lmllllt‘tl.
A committee was appointed, con-liming of
Comrades Tonal-r of New York. llullh-ld
of Michigan and Koumz of Ohio, loprcpare
suitable n-emlulions upon the (lmth of (ion-
ernl H. W. Ilanlurn, of New York, which
together with a p rait of the dun-med are
to be innertcd in the ullicial procenllnge of
this encampment. Comrade Booth is chair-
man of a committee appointed to perform
a similar m-rvin- for the late Adjutant
General hiri'h-lland. of Pennsylvania.
Comrade (Winner. of Maryland, “1"“
writing a committee of the G. A. It., on be-
hnlf of the (“unborn of theol’ltnniuitlon
promoted to vxl‘nmmamlcr in Chief Aim-r
an Immune allvor Ioviogcup, very haml-
aomely engraved, which wall acct-pun! by
General Alger in nu nppmprlate lpt‘l’t‘ll.
’I’he ctmimitw on remdutlona rvpm'ted to
the encampment a large number of rewin-
ttona and prupwitloon which had been re»
ferred to them. n-cnminending that a large
majority be lahl upon the table. which won
done. Among the nmluthm» reported
favorably by the committee and adopted
were the following:
Bacall-Ilium Adopted.
Asking conga” to pan a law giving the
lame right of prmerlent in nppolntmentn to
all honorably flinch-moi wldlen‘ that In
now given by law to whiter. dincharged for
disability; Wamdhm that the edition
of the oflicial reel-rd» of the rebellion pal»
W by congress be lmmml from rum
to £0,000 00le In similar resolution ban
been panned by the Smirty of the Army of
the Cumberland); cmmendlng the order
of Commander In Chief Palmer forbidding
on G. A. It. pm to march under the (loa-
f IA: flag; authorising the commander
In chief to lane a circular commending the
Voter-av Protective anoriatlon'a bureau
of information In connection with the
World’s falr In cane beahall find Itaworthy
limitation; declaring it to he inexpullent
for the nation? encampment, G. A. It. to
supra-a an aim upon the mom of
opening the with falr on Sunday, It be-
lm; in ambled open winch the when
are divided; farming the mahliahment of
a aoldim’ home In the Marine "capital
building at New (lrleann; mounting that
the mace at veteran» of the war and their
Milieu mill-une- be published imme-
diately; anhlngeonxm to provide forth.
erection of a monument to the private aol-
illonnttlioanny; aalxlngtho met-i1 of
wu- to provide a at Fort Sumter,
fromwhlch mentioning-hallmar-
muntallgmernmt we; advice;
theeonneil at admlnhtration to call the
Manet the next annual encampment
mmvmcmnmmm who.
1m expressing the than” of thee-
i. discharge of bin duties was offered by
neral W. If. Gilmm. of (lbio. and mluptnd
by a rising vote. followed by three cheer-a.
11w Ullleenl Installed.
A pmpoaillon toacccpt a conveyance of
the encampment to the Analorwllvlllu
prlaongrmrndil, now nwnul by the (lemma
department, G. A. IL, was referred to the
Incoming admlnlet mt Inn.
This having ethanm»! the Minimum of
the encampment. ll'.~- ill‘bl‘lll'ltlllll of uni
cemelcct for the cumin ",1? (not; place,
Comrade lieuth, of l’rum win. the rank:
ingpast mmnnlnder in cont, lulminiater»
ing the obligation.
After the new wiuvuMnh-r in chief bud
been inutnllul he was aséml if he mold
mulollispenmmd film" for the year. llt’
unswerul that at p! it In mu prepared
tonmno but one—m. S. (ii-ay.of Milwau-
kee, to be adjutant general. (.‘omrmle Gray
then came forward and was Ilulzlotml into
ofllcelby Comrade Bomb. (.‘mnmlc Gray
wan ndjulaut general to (.‘onmuuulcr In
Chief Fairchild. and is new mlj'ttant gen-
eral of the Departnnm of Wiwuwin.
The new commaudr-r in iflllt'l men an
lumcd thogavel and damn“: thr Meaty-
alxlh national encampnn m. (i. A. it, ltd—
joumed sine die.
The 5m "flit-era.
A. G. “'eiswort was born at l'hion. 0..
Aug. 17,18“. Hu ultunlcd the nt'lnmls rtl
Racine, \l'ia. the state of his adoption.
Graduating from the Ital-inn high school,
he entered the l'niwrsily of Michigan.
He was distinguishmi in his studies and
bore oil the degree of l.l.. I), lie was ad—
milk-din practice in Wisconsin. and was
winning fume at the Milwaukee bar when
the war broke out. As soon an the tucsin
pounded he enlisted in the Eighth Wiscon-
Bin infantry. the "Live Elude” regiment of
history, and shared its fortunes till the
batdimf Nashville. There he was griev
oualy wounded, receiving a bullet just uvel’
the knee. which he still curries.
('onvulescing sufficiently to rejoin hi,
regiment. he did Sal on crutches. Aftw
four years! gallant service be thlll'ut'cllul
captain from the date of the battle of Lake
(.‘hicol. Arkansnx. Jllllt' o, ll-‘i'yl, for "it‘l'i
loriom service in that light and at flu
battle of Nashville. on the 13th of Novem-
ber following. and for mtniunlinury lll’lti"
cry througlmut the [fed lliver expedition.
He refused the tender of n “12*: Point
cruIt-tship by mama of his wound.
lie joined tholimnd Army of tin. lit'f‘lllr'
lie at Madison. Wis, in N33. and lifts tillul
cmlilahly every ponifinu from f. "Illmllt' and
ollleer of the day to dqammvnt mm
rounder. II|' has since been called upon in.
administer lhr latter other. Ilf‘ was chair
man of the i-xrcutlvo \‘(llillf’ll of the riti
una' committee that until» the twenty
third [rational encampment at Milmmkw
a mica-gs. In ohmrt’unce of the custom of
throwing the senior viri- commander-ship ii:
the encampment city. the hero “I lml-u‘ re
ceived the prize A. tllt‘ Detroit t'lli'ltlllp'
wont be received the «wand highest num-
ber of votes for the other: to which be we»:
today elected, la the capacity of aenim
vice commander he visited all the iii-part-
meats of the coat in company with Four
mander in Chief It. A. l’ulmer. Just uovv
he is a member of (In: I“. ll, \Volcutt Inuit,
of Milwaukee.
Colonel It. ll. \Vnrliehl. of San Fran
clam. who was elected senior vice com
rounder. t'nlbstnl a» private in the fiftieth
regiment. Now Yuri: \‘ullltlfri‘l>; “mad
lieutenant. Mil; lira! lil‘lilrmllli. 1m; .3, in
mercantile pllfnlliln‘, IND-7‘. cashier l-‘nnm-ru
and Merbnuirs‘ bank, lln-nIdsI-nrg. Val,
Ilnt‘r- NT: (’Illlllllltllllt‘r lh-wirtmeut of Full-
fornin. Ii. .\. ll, INKS, t‘uumide Worth-Id
norm-«l n ith his rruiuu-nt until tln- do“ of
the war. and with it llllll't'llt‘tl in the grand
review at \l’mhimrmn.
He woe one of the original member» of
O‘Rourke pool. So. I. Department of New
York, which was the third pen in the
I'niled States and is atill a landing and
prosperous post in Kin-heater. lie was also
a charter "number of iii-time ll. Thomas
post. No. 9, Department of New York. and
organized lied Mathmou post, No Iii, De-
partment of (Tulifornia. lle hm also filled
the petition of Junior vluz commander of
California commandery. Loyal Indira.
Last year I‘nmmde Warlleld retired Irma
active work in the book he helped to or-
ganize and plot-«I his son In the “notion of
enabler, which he now fill»; and in San
Pram-lace be In quietly alloying the com.
forts of a ban! earned fortune.
Abs-cloned Inhibits.
Waanixorox, Dept. 23.—'l‘he lrvmuryde—
pertinent has informed the collector of en.»
toms at (‘llieauo that the exhibitorn of
grub-t the exhibition who aluuulou their
uhlbitn incur no liability other than the
forfeiture of the sands, which will be «old
to the higher“. bidder.
Mule Ilorden'a Cm.
Fur. llivlzu. Mam, Sept. Zl.--Ileuplte
poaitlve denlnla of the Providenu- lawyer
episode in the Little Bordon cane, and the
cavern criticiamn made by local and out of
town paper», the police nuthorilien any that
the atonement» already publlnhed are aub-
atantlally wrnct.
liln’en Ant-ted.
(tmcaoo, Hept. lib—An eloping mnple
from .lvrney City were armted at the Cow
tral hotel. The woman waa Mon. Allen
Stack and her anvil-anion wan (lemm- Ito.-
vey, who had boanled with Mn. Stack and
her hnebaml.
(Md Follma' llendqnavtera.
i’omano. 0n. Hept. Slat—~11» curve-reign
grand lodge of Odd Pallowauloptul a reac-
Iatlon declaring It expedient to moon the
headquarters from Columbua to Baltimore.
rum-y in Ill-Ii.
Wumxom. Sept. 23.41» annual re
port or the Utah comminnion mum that
polygamy lithium-nil arrests for that
practice have of late become mama.
[fault Appointed.—
Wmnsom. Sect n—Comptmlla ll
burn ban y Aligned Wilbur:
ll. llamt to the city of Philadelphia on
national bank examiner.
In. navel-a Improved.
Wamacrox, m-Jl'la «nulltum of
In Harmon ta.l anything, alightly Iran
proved. Ia'tha verdictof Dr. Gardner. her
phylum.
Ian-Int More.
Vlma, Sept. ”Pl-aunt. the corn-
puaw, whowutakan Ill dartaga perform»
a of "Gavan-rte W" lino new
. THE outing mum:
New York's Apportionment De-
clarcd Constitutional. '
3’3““‘N “-
JUDGE “YEAH UPHOLDS TIE Mm
Tho Mend-Inuit and lnjnnrllon Denied In
”to "Hold. Cam-A Now-f Meeting a!
Republican Newt-boys and llmlthlaelu.
(lo-era! Weaver l'eltnl villi Egg».
ALBANY, Sept. ‘53.“Tllt'l’l‘ in much inwmt
evhwul here over the iiL't'lllloll in favor of
the mtpportionment of senate and assem-
blydiatricta by the loot legislature. This
decision, handed down by the Samtoganpe—
clal term, conaietiuu of Judges Mayhem,
Herrick and Putnam, is In din-ct contra-
diction to that given by the Budalo general
term, and no two casea of oppudle opinion
will go up to the court of appeals.
The opinion is by Pmdding Justice May-
ham. Associate Justice-n Herrick and Put-
nam do not express an opinion no to the
constitutionality of the npwrtiomnem. but
Justice Herrick wucurn with I'n-siding
Justice Mayhem in denying the writ in or-
der to obtain all early submission to and a
decision by the court of appeal-ion all of the
points in the controversy.
The chief ground of attack on the law in
this case was that it had been [modal at an
extra aesoion of the legislature and not at
the regular pension next following the cru-
lue. lint at the same time it was urged
that the constitution hml been violet-d by
including ransom; of color not hired on the
basis of apportionment, and by failure to
make the districts as nearly equal in popu-
lation as "Ruble, no that the whole subject
as it was before another general term In
the Monroe county case was bufsm- this gen.
eral term with an nppmite malt.
Justice )Iaybnm said to a n-poner that
bin opinion. which Coven! eighteen mm of,
legal cup. is now in the hands of bin strung-
rapher at Schuliariv for copying. and that
copies for the press will not be given out
until Satunlay. The opinion fully sustains
the constitutionality of the upwrtinnment
of [8.02.
Judge )lnylurn'u Paints.
Judgi- Mayhnm's particular points in the
opinion are first. 3.8 to the romtitutionality
of the ammrtiournenl. and second on to
the legality of the extra sessionnf the legis-
lature. lie holds that before nmmrtioning
the state the legislature had finished its
luminous and mu reconvened to do a
specialbusineaa. Thatch!“ 6* was a rug?
morn»
The legislature of this state had been
callnltourther several times in this way
and no question had ever ba‘n raised as to
italcttnl action. The law could llul mean
to refer this matter to the next lt'tfislililll’r,
asthnt would mean a delay of two years
until therewne a new senate.
In relation to the dismmgemcnt in nun»
burst in senate and nmembly districts he
holds that the law certainly was intended
to give the legislature some discretion. and
could not be constnml into making them
nil-re arithmetical machines.
Out of the apponiom-d distrivn. 1'5 in
number. but two had miniplnitlt-vlol' un-
fairness. and it would be indeed similar
if there were not at least that many ubjw-
lions.
'l'bc mimitlniou read. "An equal a num-
ber as may be,“ and thus left it to tie llifir
err-lion of tin- leginlanmn The question i.-
not what the public may think of lire ro-
aulL-z, but whether the legislmurv loot
Adopted any unconstitutional lllt'llloll-l.
The f‘llsu is to be appcalul to the higher
court, but unlm put in the form of a m.»
tion or an order will not get on the rah-u»
dnr.
l'niquo Republic-u ‘Iretlng.
NEW Your}, Sept. 'Jl,‘ ~'l'ln- Republican
Mvvaboya and bootblnckn of this vi! 5‘ held a
meeting [ant night to indone the moon of
the Minneapolis convention. Tllt' atlnir
was a very odd and in some hmpn'u ludi»
croua one. Two hundred boy-s. rnnumu In
use from live to twenty yearn, with a band-
fulofotln-ni who had jnut attalurd their
majority, werein attendant-c. lieudntiona
were adopted to the following ell-«1:
' Mined. That we indorae and rapport
every word-ltd content-a in the bully. (Inlay
and dead right platform of the Republican
party. and kind of feel very mrry that it ain‘t
a little etroapr.
We want Pro-that Harri-um to put a mill
onlrnlnlzranta and loop the rural: not and
[In young American- a chance In live. w.
are dead on to then played out Il'nportorn and
thofollowa who want to elect Grover Cleve-
land and are dead IIIIM him.
A eommlttee wan appointed to arrange
for a monster parade.
(lo-oral "can! fined.
Namath. Sept. nwuenaral Weaver
and party, «insisting of Mac Weaver, lira.
1M and In (.‘randall. arrived hm thi-
evenlng from (’olumhua. After aupper
Weaver undertook to addrma 4.4“) people
from the balcony of the Ilotel Inna-r. "0'
had not proceeded very far when «not be
[In to rain Into the halctmy.
A law number of Indira were present
and Mn. Weaver wan rtruch in the face.
but not Injured. Many other» mi"!!!
nine-aim the ahnwanofcmn. ’l‘hemrty
mired to the parlor. when new-ml local
Delnoerata appeared and naked the audience
togive Mm. beau a hearing. Thocrowd
could not. be mmtmlledfand the flamma-
took advantage of the occasion and uveral
apeeehaawmmade.
The W Inoculation.
New Your.” Ila—Tao .
matinee a ntod to tuneup" the
operation-of 'nlted Dtatee marshal: and
dobetlonahehiaabortm (lea
mil adionrned abject to the eallof the
Mr. Then-tire committee wan mint,
Mndlngcw Fitch of New York.
Gel—unhelmerofffewdmy.bororeatof
Wflmdhflmlvmhlml
Rayofllow York. ltwu annoniieeilthat
noaetion had been taken. Chief Federal
of mambo-John l. Dampim
www.mwnmm
bane-Mano no maul had been!!!»
played. ’I'hoeemmituowaaunable tony
whathomtmutluwonldbehld.
m Ken-0’ low mung.
35mg. Y... Stilt. Hw—lh. David
3
Sure as Sunrise
the best chew
IS
B'L
Tobacco.
Gives solid comfort
with every plug.
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous care. Highd
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
package. makes two large pies. Avoid
imitations—~and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELL I: SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
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my rimtornyut am cent” on the utornarh. liver
and thing-yr. and t- a pleasant luau". 7M- ctm k
In mute mun hrrtnt, and lawn-pend for an nae-ally
ll if.» it B rillml
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turn! a“. mambo. of Enter in
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We call your attention to the feel that
room abutment of their?»
I In launch
ole. II!»
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fiwdfitm “ tau-c.” '“Wrrll‘mfll;
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PLUMBING
lreapoctfnlly aollcltllhmnf bllc urea~
we. lnfntoplnmfln‘lhavrdwlme‘l‘mhr
peatuven‘yeamlnthaemployof .llJovlt-
new llworhwlllhave yyomwmp.
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Wilton: Ill-Whale
G. A. A.
Cum [Ilium and Liver Com lid to.
Dizziness, Blot Headache lanolin! lip-v
f v
petite. pain, em: munch lod-
ney Infilifi Coo-ll t , Jaundlce.
cholera lmlm- and boom-tiara.
will vellum when all else falln.
SPRINGFIELD. MAM. aim-1.2. 1m. ,
W. J. Newman—mar le; lhwve nullered ;
terribly witha ‘lmpllcallimnf diam: two.
ra told me they could do nothing for Irv.
that} would now! be any buttrr. I had a
very critical heart lrvmblrno bad lluut Iw nl
neural tllnen alrnoat given up to die Indian." ‘
It the; same time doing
tion and canker Were
Its destructive work; I was in a very bad to».
dillon. In nttmlurh wan an weal; and Irritated
it would not retain llm implant food. Domino
told me Ibe Hair. of my amour-h run 1' and
plot ly vulrml. l ave mnnultul the be“ pity-i
amaua in lhmfun and have taken mecirilu-n
mid to be good, Including "mule ”foam. and l
Ayer'is Herafimrtlla, i’rpnitl and many more.
all fnlil'd. (for one very bed attark one
rear whom wbIL-b Idld not rally I may in-
uuml to “he. Irial bollle of H. A. A.,Wun
opposed to it at fin-t, after taking a few done»
I felt better at "we. lie allow wan different
from unyihlngl had ever taken I have lined
thm botllu and are tuned. If in» MI W! rm:
more than the datum) or all the . lcinel
have ever . flfllil’iug can call on
me forinfurmatlon at any time. limit. i).
ELLII, sprimrfleid, Mam.
PRICE LMBSIX mnnutononmo
nut, the pigs“??? Salegent.
, GSNm‘Ih.
MN$T mucous.
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masons,
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An menial lmlmermm Inf“ pmnlrm try our
celebrated TEAS and BARR“; E'UWIWJC we
will for a -hort time We In the reunion of this
per so“ I) HOLD INCH with club order»
(if t If»- and o tho. elem! 1r. «ramp for m p911
llluntrrttwl imihbn‘llm. sumsf
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THE BEflflLTEA 60..
family Washings!
Plain waxhimt..,.... ., ,....'Jh:ent.e ”Illa/lb
Wuhlnxaml ironing . . mummy pertinzen
The var print» lnvluilr
Sheri-I, Pillow t'maeu. vaeln, Knpldtp. Tobie:
mum... iidliy t‘hulwmf'lwmlsee, Night ‘
Dresser. l'lrnwura, Apron". Fob
net I'overn, iv.
WHITE SKIRTS EXTRA.
Collections and Deliveries
Free.
llamasiic laundry Co,
3| Cum 8t, Intuit.
CilN’l'ltAl'l'H TAKEN FUR mm” 3.3"
hf‘llt’kllfl. m9
waoons’
Manila-continued
Cassius. Planters, Carriages,
Canopies Spades. eta.
Prices _to 5“"- an.
H en ry Tilly .
0. IIIKLYII &. SIIII
m to c. It. bolt)».
SI Walling”. It, 8!. Mall,
27 Iain “In! ”all.
Balers. Warmers,
ICE CREAM.
(éfzgmlll a h I!
Camslncl Bros.
STABLES, '
I!!! IF III! III.“ II“,
m. “I‘ll, Ml.
1'in AWARE
musmcxmuussunuu
T. 8. BflNALgSIIN,
amass. ,
sroves.
ofallklndo.
Plumbing ll all its Branches.
South Norwalk. '3
E.C.Mlllllllildlll:
54 Sutton 8t. Carton, Ilm.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
AND
IIEPIISil WORK (If All KINDS.
The Best Safe: in the World.
new»: use. Always pre-
sent their Contents.
ifflwlri in Lynn. Hanan. eirwe that great lirv,
Whrrr .3: at our ”(on m rr m’flpjm'inl tn thither.
bear. penny in: their r vrfllf'llf‘,
(jilAMl'lllfv ltliliullll aim in the Great
Chung» View in ['71. in the: '5: at “Mon Fin-
Iu “72.0an in all thr- great. ll. - draw, firm
for: tram-n. Agra!» Wuhhwl. >3 ITIm
PAYMENTS
81 wall”!
Watches. Chains. Charms.
Mantel Clockzfiiamonds.
nun. .IIlIIIISIIII 1. column,
2l9 lonlague St.
mrv “Accountant. Brooklyn. II. I
Thur for our .aunl- ririiverfil in Smith Kor—
vvalk haw an: en pro-ml eati‘fnl'ttun. and our
Inset nod of my mrm‘ 2~ hub”! npprwiatell. Full
'nfm'rrmrim. (or. M hm; n! mgr arm,
“' 7&2" f'lTZEH.
V
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Invr: Till)! Hum» 03 l'nmvsnn.
Teeth nil-VI will» {lleL Platinum. Ail:.3'.
Amalimrr. and all pimfle' mutual»,
Teeth frvul'wi amt omuwfrilly l rm-ia-s’. with
“will. i'larrarlrrt or Putt clnlh t'rm t.—.
f‘.
v
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rmnlnaz to random (lolllafl') .
hp" mt hfl'rrtlbtn “rem m Irregular and
Children‘s: lull».
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DB. F. W. DillIIEll.
HW‘wthafl'vr. M. mgr Haul mum
mm» S-rrfi‘lh. l'unu. u- If
Some
Raise the
Objection I
"A7 uranium Ill» now .01.”
A1 up plan. A ”out! or
m TIIA‘I 'lllll" CAM
1'10“” 10 AD'I‘LI‘IIEM. "I.
in am war rim sneer.»
alumna. warm Ill ran
annual: «mm up
mount: enur- mormm
lav-man! one.“ Ina-cam
It rat was an: not not
awm or not"
Why not
Try the
Sentlnel
Columns?
Wants
For Sale
To Rent
Lost
Found
Etc
Put down in the best manner at
the lowest price.
. -
GRADING, "
SIIIIIIING,
EXCAVATING
BAIMBNII nus.
necktie?“
DEAIJR IN
L.' H.
\
Artists' Materials.
Pictures Framed to order. Painting,
Paper Hanging and Decorating.
79 -a. HINGI‘ON STREET—79
South Norwalk.
Bring Quick Returns
If placed
in the
Columns
of the
Evening
Sentinel
ALL KlSll‘
fi-mm.
Join SCIIllIB a. son.
”—
Innate, learnt-M and m
Teams at all Helga.
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Ill. I09 WASHINGTON STIEET
The People's Market.
or PRIME MEATS AS!)
ll'ltilsll VEGETABLES IN THEIR
583.503.
(live in a. trial and you will hw'omeasteady
l'mtnrnv-r.
Hard Times Prices.
A. C. CRAlllllIBK,
PROPBI “088.
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1 to not I e ulna for your man.
no In ”Ir footwe-
. In Show, wtufi £33339:
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:1 brand never found wanting, which
has not only established but sustains
the reputation of its manufacturers.
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