' Waits ofLobaterafor
9” aaleevery Saturday.
, Orderloallodforanddelivemd.
mm and Retailli‘iah, Oysé
- tor and Vegetable Market,
unfit—[um
5:2 IIInIIIImII stun.
tilt tram tum
Wahavathvmh'lm
THE MINHM‘TM
III III. tIzrs.
Wlllhak oookanddoalltbswortofa
minted-mt- trouble and upon... an
lumlnthlslown.
Call and See Them.
BISDIIIE I5 BE“! A Blllllll.
KUBIO BALL 8100K:
W.II.IIeeker&Bo.
'nia M has of
flanges I Heaters,
la the our.
IIII. STEEL lam IIIII IIIIIII
mat ‘
Special attention ven toJobbln . All or-
ders will beacon tit mom lads and
care. All work done by first-clans workmen
at the low-at prices.
In msIIIIItTIIII 81. tumor.
BUOCIBBOB TO B. SILLICK. a! l)
Stoves.
,fidone' where.
motto "is Quick-
nose. Neatness,
Accuracy and
w
Low Prices.
0W0 Go's Tillill comes
The City Ready to Dedicate the
World’s Fair Buildings.
mm 01‘ THE moms.
It In Anne-need That 80.000 Mon \l’nl
Participate In the Grand I'urtulo-d'lca
melon-t Horton wm ()wclnla In the
lilac-0e OI Prealtlcnt Ilarrlaon.
Chicano, Oct. li.~l)ignity, impmndve-
one and lplendor will chanlclcrim the
ceremonies of dedication of the buildings
of the World's Colombian exposition at
Chicago. Never before in the history of
on United States has such a dirtingninbod
company amembled for any purpose aswill
grace the occasion when the palatial'edl-
limo! the fair will be dedicated by Vice
President Morton, who will act for Preci-
deut Harrison, who unfortunately will not
be able to be present on account of the ill-
ne- of his wife.
Preparations of elaborate description
havabeen made for the great event. By
otmoerted action of citizem the streets and
buildings of the city. [unrticularly in the
businessmnter and in the direction of the
exposition grounds, will be tastefully and
profusely decorated. Several changes have
rseentlybeen made in the programme of
ceremonies first arranged, one of the more
important being the elimination of the pro-
posed water pageant, "The Procession of
the Centurlut” with its twenty~four sym—
hollnl floats. The main features of the
programme as finally agreed upon are the
following:
Wednesday. Oct. Ill—In the evening the
WM Chicago will tender a grand rc-
ceptlon and banquet at the Auditorium
hotel to Vice President Morton, An or-
chestra of sixty musicians will render the
me of dances and a military band
will give the promenade music. Mandolin
oreheatras will play in the banquet halls.
Thursday, Oct. al—Au importing pruceav
don, indicative of peace. prosperity and
patriotism, participated in by fraternal and
other civic organizations, will march
through the business portion of the city.
Thoparadc will be under the direction of
General Joseph Stockton. of Chicago, and
$.00!) people will be in line.
The night of Oct. ‘20 Colonel Henry L.
Turner will give a reception and ball tothe
. " officers of the army, navy, Marine corps,
National reserve, National guard and Loyal
legion. The entertainment will be held in
the First Regiment armory, Michigan are
nun and Sixteenth street. On the some
evening the Fellowship club will give a
dinner to Vice President Morton and other
diminguished guests.
The (iv-ml Parade.
Friday, Oct. ‘31—’1'his will be dedication
day proper, and the national salute at sun:
rise will inaugurate the ceremonies. The
pmoemian of invited gllefila will be formed
at the Auditorium hotel on Michigan
avenue and proceed southward to Jackson
phrk in the followizrz nrdrr:
l. Joint commit): m i'vrmnunlr‘t of the
WW“. Columbia! .. .m. muziuul tluaWurltl’a
(lolnmbian expovilion
l Thodiroctor general of tho World'a (Jolumv
“exposition and the president of the Cen-
team-l commission of 1576 at Philadelphia, and
the director general thereof.
1 The prolific-n1 of tho World‘s Colombian
Wu and the pruident of the World'a
Oflmldnn exposition.
L The v.ce president of the United Statea,
the vieepreeidont of the World's Colombian
and the vice president of the
Wald‘s Colombian oxmtion.
It Thametary of state and the aecrctaryof
the .
t The secretary of war and tho attorney gen-
eral of the United Stale:
I. The wtmmtcr gen-ta] and tho secretary
of the navr.
I. Theaocretary of the Interior and the lac
rotary of agriculture.
0. The diplomatic corpa
10. The autumn court of the United Staten.
ll. The-peak" of tho house of repreaenta
fivuand the mayor of Chicago,
Il Bx-Proaldent Iiaye»; WWIIYI. the Hon. John
Herman and Lyman J. "ch', exvpmidont of
the World'a Colombian expcalllon.
11 xx-l‘reaident Cleveland: eswrt. sweetn-
tary Thom-a F. Bayard and W. '1'. Baker. ox-
! of the World'auilumblau exposition,
“The Ian-la of the United 81010. headed
the president pro tom.
It The home of representatives.
I Thar-my of the Unltml mama
. The navy of the United lilatm.
The governors and their «elf. of the
hill territorial of ill. United ill-In
We“ oflleara.
The orator: “dwelt-plains.
r . . . .
t==
I333
.- _ m— ‘ to
World'a Colo-luau "plunge.
Conval- from foreign mvsrnmenta
The World'e COIIDNIII eotnmim
loner-I
healed by the MMfwnh andnfth
thereof
mm .
an. board of lady WMM
“amulet-of.
Ito-awomaatnrepnamloachanaat the
Wanna-Islam
nwummumwwawm
flea expo-um headed by the mound vies
radiant thereof and the director of work
a. Board of mam-at United Elana gov-
ernment exhlhltn
I The department obtain
II. "Momentum the din-rim- of work
fl. The oily council of Cbleam.
The Line of Ila-eh.
This Wm, mated by United
Mania and light artillery, will pro-
ceed with on Michigan avenue to Twenty-
nltrth street. where it will receive the vice
pseddsnt of the United States. after which
t will mi moth on Michigan avenue
to Thirty-fifth um; thence east on Thin
ty-llfth am to Grand lmlevard; thence
to Walhlngtou path. where it will be
formed In parallel linen on the Want ride of
ill-“flue mounds of the park.
forming at the Auditorium the
mountedtrnopsthatarewm "mutate
of mm and tcrriwriea and
that will accompany them from the Audi-
to melngton park will take
“partitionintbemr of tlnataffoftha
whom they moist, and when the
d mirth ill taken up will min
proper wanton
Them-l and auto trim will have
g?
i
ham formalin the meantimebylnipdes
Ia litre of M nation‘s-£2032! tbellold
I urinal r a
at. negotiating-salute with»
nail on»
‘0 unmade
210nm m m
be
am
he
vb
Maren building, under the director gen»
eral as master of ceremonies:
The Dedication novel-ea.
l. “Colombian larch,“ composed Ivy Profear
am John K. Paine. of Cambridge.
2. Prayer by Map Charla. 11. Fowler. D. 1)..
LL11. of California
ti. Introductory addrsea by the director [are
or
I. Addreaaofwelemneaadtendorofthefrat
don: of the city of Chicago by “outpaced
Wuhbarne. mayor.
5. Selected radiation from the dodleatory
ode. written by line Harrlet )fonroo. of Chl-
oaxo; music by (i. W. Chadwick, of Boston:
reading by fire. Sarah C. Le loyae.
It Presentation by the direczor of works of
the master artists of tho exponltlon to the
World's Colombian QIDOIIIIOII. and award to
them of apedal commemorative medaln
'I. Choruaw‘fl'he Heavens Are Telling”—
Haydn.
8. Addrora~"Work of tho Board of Lady
Ifsnagcra"-- Elm. Potter Palmer, president.
if. Tomlur of the bulldinga on MIMI" of the
World» Colombian cxpadtlon by the president
thereof to IlI~ president of the World‘s Colin!!-
blan commission.
ll). Presentation of tho bolldluguby theprssi-
dent of the World's Colombian communion to
the vice president of the United States for dedi-
cation.
ll. Dedication of the buildings by the vice
president of the United States.
i: "Hallelujah Chum" from the “an"
~11andel.
13. Dodicatory oration—Henry Walteraon, of
Kentucky.
14. "Star Spangled Banner" and ”Hall Co-
lumbia." with full chorus and orchestral ac
companirnent.
ls. Colombian oration~CI3anncey hi. Depow.
of New York.
Id Prayer by his eminence, Cardinal Jame»
Gibbons, archhixhop of Baltimore.
17. Chorusw'dn Praline of timi"—Boetboven.
, Ill. Benediction by the Rev. 8. C. McCook. of
Yhiladelphia.
Ill. National salute.
The night of Oct. 2| there will be a dis-
piay of fireworks in Washington. Garfield
and Lincoln parka, instead of in Jackson
park, as at first intended.
Inaugural ceremonies in connection with
the World’s €0an auxiliary will also
take place the night of Oct. 2| at the Au-
ditorium. Vice President Morton will he
the honorary chairman for the mumion,
and Archbishop Ireland will deliver the
oration.
The fir-nova! Public So! in It.
Saturday, Oct. my'l'hc dedication cerev
monies will conclude on Saturday with the
dedication of a number of the state. build
logs in Jackson park and military maneu-
vers in Washington pork.
No admission fee will be charged for any
port of the dcdicatory excmisea. Admission
to Jackson park on dedication day, how-
ever. will be by Invitation only. the nu—
thorities having reluctantly concluded that
safety to life and to the exposition proper
ty, and the comfort and consideration to
which the distinguished guano are entitled,
preclude the possibility of admitting the
general public.
Arrangements have been made for seat
ing 90,001) people in tho Manufactures
building, and room for 3.3.1“) more [ample
will be provided. There will be 15,000 n»
served acute for specially invited persona,
whose tickets will indicate the portions of
the hall where good. All other ticket
holdcrn, excepting 2,50) diatiuguislml
guests. will occupy Mat.» in the order of
first come first served. Accommodations
have been provided for all expected repre-
sentatives of the American and foreign
press.
Mr. lirt-I-lu'uriuluc 1qu declined John
Boyd Thatcher's courteous invitation to
makea speech at the dedication of New
York‘s clubhouse next Saturday. lie will
make no speeches in Chicago dedication
week. Friends of Mr. Thatcher deny that
the invitation was urn! to Congressman
Breckenridge in a spirit of criticism of
Chicago's moi treatment of the Ken-
tuckian. “A“ -. < ‘ fl
WILL STAND BY DR. GRIGQS.
The Union Theological flcmlnary Cute
Loose from the funeral Ammbly.
New Youa, Oct. 17 .- At the meeting of
the director: of the Union Thullogical Som-
Inary it won decided by a vote of ill to l to
dismivo the relationship bet ween the col-
logo and the general assembly of the m
bytcrian church. By the decision the nem—
inary again becomea the independent inati—
tution that it was before the compact of
Inn, by which the general assembly olr
tainod the power of vetoinu aptarintmonta
to profcuomhiln in the uemlnary.
By the Vote the dlrcclora announce their
approval of Dr. Ilrigga' vlowa and their Ile—
termination to stand by him. It In expected
that the realgnatlon of ltev. Dr. llwth, of
the college, who east the one negative voto,
will be forthcoming. but an yet his line not
elated whether or not he will resign.
This action on the part of the seminary la
a dlrect outcome of the general amnibly’n
‘ ‘to' ‘ lta' ‘ ofDr.Chnrlea
A. ”film! to the chair of Illblloal theology.
anon III. rum,
Baooxtvx.t)ct. lit—William A. Wald:
got drunk Iaat night and went into his
friend Donovan'a saloon. Donovan took
him by the arm and led him Into the hall,
intendingtotalte him home. in the hall
Walah drew a revolver and fatally shot
Donovan juut above the heart. Walsh, Who
Iaforsman of the blacksmith ahop In the
navy yanl, Ivan arrested.
The llrnauvlel Incense!“
VIENIA,Oci. "swindle Em , Wil<
llam tree at Schoonhmm the Do a of Cum;
berland tried to arrange a meeting In order
that they might Illacuna the Brunswick
«teem-Ion. The court odiclala informed
thednlto. howaver. that the nuperor was
traveling entirely in his private capacity.
and could not concern himself with polilr
foal aflalra.
a» ” rm llall Nolan-r.
Ixnuxnmm, Oct. l‘l.--Hr. J. A. Young-
huaband, of Detroit. heretofore an
indicted for complicity in the iron Hall
awlndlm.wasnot among the number it»
dlcted. lls moms rather to have been the
victlmofthan a participator in thefroa
“Alllwilllllcl.
Monau- In AM
can“. Oct. 17. ~ Adlai Stevens“:
naebedhmtodayandwillmaletbsopnr
in; speech in Alabama
m bun
statua-
Barium
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ENGLIIIDEEIIING BOLD
A Reign of Brutality Inaugu—
rated in Gilbert islands.
INSULTS HELPED 0N AMBRIOAIIS.
A Studied Blot-t to Drive tlnr Merchant-t
hour the Ielnmlr'l‘lu‘ Ill [infill King
“'aa on the Point of h‘cudhlg a Miler
to President llarrlaon.
SAN Fttnxctsco, Oct. 17.-Privnto letter»
recolvod from the Gilbert inland» dun-d
Aug. 8 show that tho Ilriti-Ib. who recently
established a protectorate over the group
In defiance of the king's wishmwm dev
termincd to drive out American merchants
3nd to discriminate in favor of the Gur-
mam.
By this mail a strong pron-M. has gone to
Washington from Captain A. .I. Koala-I,
who represents Wightman Brothers, of San
Francisco, the leading American merchants
of the Gilberto. Kristel was 'l‘illillllt'fllll)‘
aboard by Commander Davis, of the Roy-
alinl, who look mcminn to Ixxpri-sv his cou-
tcmpt for America and Arm-ricotta. King
Teburrmnn drafted a letter to President
Harrison, but at the last moment decided
not to send it until further developments
occurred. Thelettcr mys:
The Klng'a Letter to Harri-on.
"I have written you two lettt-rr. lit-fore,
telling you and your cabinet at Wash
Ington I would like my land to have the
American flag. I have not had any answer
from you Whether I will get it, but. I would
like to know why “1‘ cannot get It. Now.
an English mau—of—wnr has come hem and
hoisted his flag on my land. I said In the
captain. ‘I have already given my land to
the United States,‘ but he wrrliml, ‘\\‘cll.
we have come firnt.V I told him Iwas wait»
in for an anmvcr to my appeal for the
American flag.
"I would like you now In finally answer
whether you are going to let me have you.
flag or no ,"
The king was treated wry shabbily by
Captain Davis, who did not mince hi2-
worda. ’I'lie Briton nppcan-d yulrtiutlarly
angrynw-r the flnll'll‘fl In San l‘ntnciscn
newspapers which praised the king’s con
duct on his recent viait and Nln‘lflwmlt'fl hi.-
Ilei-Ilre to bring the Islands under the Ann-r
loan flag. "0 said:
“The king's head In svu-llul. We will
have to fetch him down a peg, ——~ him. I
will show him who In winter now. If he
does not look sharp he will be out of hi: fat
job. He has got to look after hualnm
more closely. and dead urinal-e, orlwill put
an agar“ in his place. and the king can live
on taro an be natal to do. ”
Captain Davis just before calling away
receivedapotitiou from three merchants,
EngI'L-Ih, German and ('hlneae, asking him
to compel the king to reduce taxes and
to place some competent agent in charge.
Ilercmforc most of the Iluslllt‘rui of the in-
lands has been done by United Slates I'un-
Milli! Agent kick, on the two big American
firms of Crawford 8: (‘4). and Wightmrtn
Iirnllwr» have t'ulttrullml fltvt‘npnlfrzl'lr nu
the iuinwl for twenty yrars, Nun. lmu
ever, l'aptnin Ilzivia ha» inane-l an ordrr
that the natlvco shall pay no attention to
Rick, but shall deal directly with mer-
chants.
A Mont Arbitrary Briton.
The l‘fliw of ('nptniu Kilnlrl is an arm-
vaicd (lllv, an the Ilnlinh commander, with-
out giving him a bearing. decided against
Kuatel in a case of alleged assault upon a
native. What made this procedure the
more grilling wan that he cursed Hostel in
the utmost blukgnanlly way. and roundly
cursed all Americans who were trading on
the inland». [in-tel represented a bin
American llrm and also ownean important
trading station of hi» own. The a-otauh
simply GilllHI-tll’tl in the capture of n nativi-
wlmhaddI-acrml from Iii-I schooner after
aligning articles. The native wan a hard
:bamcu-r, who had been driven out of hi:
own inland for (‘l’llllP.
It incommua report at Ilutoritarl that
the Ilritinh do not care for the Hilbert
lllnnda. but will trade tin-m to (iennany
for a nlice of Ens! A frira.
What lends color to thin gtmip in the
great exertionn made by German nit-reliable
on the Inland» to more the native trad!
and the evident purine of the liritlnh to
drive out Americana.
Captain Davis in the moat arbitrary Ilrlton
who baa ever been known in the South
all. He nwcarn like a pirate. and own in
public ammbhtxe every other word in an
oath. Ile curred the king roundly. and hip
abuae of l'nptain Kuhn-l was foul. All
American pmtlge, which had been built
up by ruforwtncnt of order and mum
trading, will norm be loat. as Davin openly
insulted all Ann-ricotta and adriml the na-
tive chief! to have nothing todowltb them.
Iran" and Germany at Ma.
loatrox, not. l7.~‘l‘he Chmnlcle'a Pavia
correspondent My! that the French govern-
ment :3leme a portion of a recent Illa
patch from Colonel llodda, the Frenchman
mandarin Dahomey, In which the mlonrl
muesli Germans of anpplylm: Klng lie
hanaln wlth ammunition and helping the
Marianna to mine earthwork of a Bur
yopran ntylr. The alleged interference of
Gerald-m in Dahomey will. It In mid, form
the subject of Infinite diplomatic oontro
"”1- W _._.._,.-m... i...
The life tau—m tailed.
Manor, (lot. l‘I.—"I‘he I’lnit 1mm
Guard» regiment. Colonel Bayer, national
in Shana-lino. baa Innddnnly been ordinal
to Window to take the place of the math
noun Life Guards The Life (inertia have
been in turn sent toslunnclllle. This so
that its unpmulented. The Life Guards
have always been stationed in liondnn or
WIndaor,andthelr transfer to the bleak
elm an the Kmtllll roast ta abontaa given
a punishment so could be devised.
Honolulu! lib-rt Caught.
unity-r. Mbmtyrflvemnoldaul
haehunaterrortohl-commnnlt for-v-
elliyeara. Hummus-in W
bins of Columbia mntyaudw- infull
operation when theold man was captured.
m M in.
Dunn, Oct. il.--Oeasral F. ‘l'. mm
a
informnflwvehpastbamwrylllat .
“W.“m‘ililullzmw mm mum on.»
ever.» HIM wk ”MIDI-hitch»
that listvasrenwvvnitoltlaronl~ M“'W“‘W|IM~-
alumna ennunFntsmNs.
The Kai-or Refund to Allow III. to
Marry an American Women.
Brutus, Dot. [l7.—~Tbe American colony
bmtly exerciml over the reportml re-
signation of Ilcrr lirnmlt,fir.-nnnn Ininixtcr
to I’cltln, who left the diplmuutic ncrvioe
to marry an American ltlll)’, Mina “art. It
in due to the interference of Kain-r William
that the penniaainn to marry wan withheld
from Brandt. Ill» "lfljt'sly did not give
any special Minoan fur hie ultunc, but be
allowulit to be. said in tin.- ofticinl proud
that “uocmlmsmulur of lllli wan permitted
to marry nu Axm-rimu."
Even the uItm—(Ionwrvntlvc
Zeitung, the organ of uri-locml to lu'Ign-r-wlay
proftusva to br- puzzlcd by the :utitmh un—
anlncd by the Rainer again»: American
women, and rmninda his majority that his
graciou» aunt. llu- (‘qutI-m‘ \Vuldcm-e, i»
Yankee born. It may In; mid”! Li'l‘v :bnt the
German crnlmwnlur in St. I’cli-Ixhum,
Herr voxi Sclnvcinilz, has an American
Wlft'fltllll that other high oldcials in the
imperial service are lllmwlm- afflicted.
What. tin-u, ails Ill: llllljl'd)‘ just now,
and what main-r1 bitu ndmnnntiu regard
to the clllll'lllhuf Auwricnn women? Ills
mnjcbty pmlmblylmw m) gmmmal grudgi-
agoiuat Mi»- llart, who has never visited
llrrliu, nor i» he likely to know anything
about her family I'Iunnudimm, aristocratic
or otherwise, There in only one reason
that may or runynnl lutvclnllui-ncmlhis
llllljv'tif)‘. namely. that he is opposed to
limudt marrying anybody for financial
reasons.
The relations between his majesty and
the prominent members of the Anwricatl
colony here are of the Hunt cordial nature.
Yentcnluy at ltorutcltcr‘n tlmIN-r .‘diniater
Phelps was watul next to licnernl von
Ilulinke, the eIan-rur'a chief of stuff. “I'II‘
lflll \‘ou \‘crvli de \‘ernois and wife, on
Auu-rimu lady,u’ore let-ping tlmu com.
Inlay. In a neighboring box Were licrr
van Illnnayer. one of t'Itprivi‘n henchmen,
and Mr, and Mrs. I’ouitnoy liigclow.
I’oultm-y. “ho is titayiuu at thcAmt-ri-
can legal inn. rccc'li on all starts of attentions
from the ham-r. and it is understood Ih\'51'
evidences of royal lmuuty and llllilt'l'lfll
grace are sufficient conmenaatiuu for all
the ridiculi- showered on poor I’mrlthcy by
American Hilton and n-mirrsonucmunt
of his endeavor-nu; tn lu- more imperial
than the t'lllll-l‘uf in his dcacriptiou of that
exaltml [n-mmugc.
THE ARENA 0F POLITICS.
Thoma: It. Itor-d Io stump the Country
for llurrlwn and [hid-
Ntziv Yuan, Oct. Iii-11 in rumored
nmutul [mlltical heudqtmrterain thin city
that cxfipealter Thomas ll. lti-od has con-
noutcd to speak three or four timoaaweek
or oftoncr until the day before election. It
wan nnid that he would deliver an address
at Mine place in Mamittllmwlta today,
llfterwnnl speaking at new-rill points in
that .ntnte. Rumor further bad it that Mr.
lit-ml would be also heard in thin smfc.
New Jenn-y. Connecticut. Iowa, Illinois
and Wine-main. The statement war he
lien-ll at Democratic headquarters, but at
thaw of the Republican national commit
tcn- ltn nln: could be found to either confirm
or druy it.
At the meeting of the Central Labor
union linwrnor Flower wan denounced for
n-fmlng topanlon Muster Workman Jami-s
llnuhra. of National Trade» anacmbly, .Vo.
all. of Garment Workout, who mu. coir
victnl of extortion. Samuel A. Jackson. a
member of the committee appointed to
unit upon Governor Flower. mid:
"I called on Governor I-‘lum'er Oct. 6. lie
whilst-heard that llnghcn was ‘crouknl'
and had not turned over all the money he
had received in acfilcmenf of boycotts to
the clothing cutters. I informed him that
there wan not a Wonl of truth in what he
had heard. The governor then matured me
that he would reconsider the care. Soon
afterwnnl (iovernor Flower went up
through the state and fell in with Prui-
dout Ilricqu-r. of the chamber of com—
ments: of Iluchcatcr. Ilrit’hner filled hlII
ears with falne atoll-memo about Hughes.
"The result was that Governor I-‘lowrr
has refined to reconsider hla refuel! to par-
don llughm. The clothing cutters of this
atalc mpwnt I21") votes. We have not
yet determined whether we ahnll throw
them walnut the Democratic partmet we
may do no if this pardon in not granted.”
Like Aalallc Cholera.
Iiil‘liie‘ffilt, N. Y, (let. l7,~A apncial to
The Morning Herald from "intrude. N. Y.,
In)"; An epidemic which phy ‘ ‘ my
Kraut: ,
\
I‘m
Poor Plug
Is no substitute
for
A
Tobacco.
Best is cheapest,
as it lasts longest.
Be sure to get it.
ting 3Wmert
their
mum Sitcom.
MI. [0an
P I. ll MB I N Ii
I respectfully aplp.
amp y of W. Ii. Hook-
hara of bile t .
p bl W ill Ion
have my nominal out»
“as
am all ye done fort
“serum ‘
new,
RANGES.
TIN “WARE
Plumbing in all its lunches.
fllll Sim PlilllBElls SUPPlIES
T. 8. llIINALIISllN,
or a ll woriknwfllll
erv slot: and will be rum
,ntlafaoilon Maniacs. om'xfilmnfl
South Norwalk. '3
G. A. A.
0am Bllloun and Liver Corn lalnta
Dizziness, Sick Headache, 1min A '
petite. Dye pain. Boar Stomach. Kid:
uey 'lroub ea, Constipation. .Ianndlce.
Cholera Harbor and heumatlem. It
will relieve when all else fella.
ammonium. Mam. March 2. hm.
W. . NIWCOIIP'Delr tilr: [have nquercd
terribly wither-ammunition of diseases; two
doctore told me they could do nothing for me.
that] would never be any better. I had a
very critical heart trouble, no bad that I was
neveral than almont given up to die Indl eo-
tlon and canker were at the name than dtlr‘iuz
Its destructive work; I wan In a very bad con-
dition. m stomach was no weak and irritated
it would not retain the aimplent food. Doctors
told I: the Main of my ammnch are com-
plet y ruined. l are consulted the beat phy-
a.clana in Boston and have taken maniclnea
said to be amid. including Hoods Brown's and
A 'er'a Barraparilla, Pepelu andmsuy more.
ad failed. After one very hrd attack one
year ago from whlch I dld not rally l was in-
duced to taken trial bottle of (i. A. A., was
”1'00!in to II at first, after taking a few doses;
I felt better at once, I!!! effect was different
from anything] had over lulu-ml have used
three bottlea and aln cured. It has he! too
more than the doctors or all the m Iclncl
have ever used. Thane desiring can call on
me for information at any time. 3138.5.(1.
ELM-I. . ll'lnilllrlfl. Mara.
PRICE LMORSIX BOTTLES '0]! .500
For sale It
llllE,tl|o_llrIIggist.y Sale Agent.
Makes an every-day convrniencc of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Pnpared with senipulous (are. Highest
package mates- two large yies. Avoid
Nmris SUCH Nani.
MERREH. lit SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y
ult ly
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
mutations "3nd insist on having the
gift
_ or
‘deQWEl-Kfi; '
rufTZQCmBE-l
rural?!
F s 7 a .. ‘ i
amlly Washmgs.
,_ . ‘ y . ,..
Plain warming. ......... .3) cents per dozen
Washing and Ironing ........ lilcenla per down
The above priccn Include
Sheets. Pillow Canes. Tovvcla. Sapklna. Table
Clothe. Baby (‘lotheaJYhemineg Sight
Drones, Drawers. Aprons. Cor-
net Coven. he.
“'ll ITI‘I SKIRTS EXTRA.
Collections and Deliveries
Free.
nemesis Laundry 00.,
" 5’ ll"
53 llfl'lli‘tli'rir‘dlz 9334“”
Jlkmyau‘l'lflb var-ant laxative Tuladrluk
is made firm-hula, and taprepanofovuae annuity
aura It I- led
Mly on the mini-ell. lIwr
gratis lament:
aetiflat Shani-iii and“! you
n I
ll cannon 8t, llamallt.
t'Ile‘llAi’TS TAKEN I’UII “0TH." AND
>I'IltMlI.‘i. will
WAGONS.
New and aeooml hand
Buggies. Photons. Carriages.
Canopies. Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
t'Alil. AND SEE THEM.
HenryWTiIIy.
I}. lleKLlN It SllN
not and um mute san- allocation to L’. B. Daltlvn.
pk. Law'nll'amllvfl . the bowel-
“'ml'r‘$l"yf‘k'~fm . EM. 3. ; 5| Washington 8b. 80. Iorvnli.
clout-1y memblaa Aalatic cholena lull
broken out at tit-com! Milo. a small nettle-
ment In this town. Five deaths and one
annulment are the malt of the (“new no
far. and several new men have Iievelnumf
within the Inn. day or tvw, (Inn victim, an
old lady, mu found to be alive twentyluur
hours after «loath mot auppmcrl to have
tutu-n place; , ,...m.._..-..._
In 'l'rlnl for Money.
CIBCII’IATI. Oct. l‘l'uv-‘I’ho trial of Rev.
lienry Preserved Smith, the eminent pm
from of Gmlt and Hebrew In Lane Tl.»
lexical aeminnry, accttml of teaching hem
Ital dot-trim. began today. lie in also
charged with failure to carry out the obit
gallon lamml upon him when he wna
ordained an n rulnlater of the Pvt-ally tartan
church. The cane of Dr. Smith in Very alm-
Ilar to that of Dr Brim
imam-t lellhoauy no.4.
Wumaoroa, Oct. If.~4lwrge A. Mc~
llhenoy. president of the Washington (lea
liluht computgaml a pmlnenl bit-Inca
man. town 1 mum: the country, dial
at his unbleac- io this city.
alum with III- Own “an.
l’ltunsumu, Oct. 11*?” A“.
lmral,a popular Joann society mulled
at his father'a home. lull-3pm“ strum, from
the accidental dimly-me of a you which be
war cleaning.
II avnn Age-i an».
lnnvrm. 1nd,, Oct. lt—nfali Agent
John Henley we: shot In a roves-am! at
tempt to parent the mall car from bung
robbed by an unknown mamwho made
its-rape. m '
“he lied“ W
Wmnmroa. Oct. l‘l.——The naming. of
the Third Anny cornea: a largely attended
Mag organized I permanent my,
alerting (loner-l Daniel I}. Hit-lieu M
“that mm mm
lamina. Colo. on. Ila—rim toua of
.
2,, , t, ,
uubl‘io is
Ila-miner In
am. an...“
I'
I . it. Patel“ 0-0..
p.
mu. m. I:. fillixtmmt,
ultrwtvutl'l'. Itoffllv
51 ,,.
Ji/li.;l'~'
2? Iain Bimt lomllk.
fir-talus
Bakers, Confectioners,
And
ICE CREAM.
4‘. Until n Drdml’rm 1 row.
w. l‘. Mullen} a in" ’
illomstock Bros!
M. II CA". or
fun run
BIIIIIII
"
align-Wha-
uvuuuuunnma
STABIIES}?
“All ”I I'll! WIIWIBI HOUSE.
”061‘" IDIWA u. 00”..
Team: at all "0‘35?“
NEW LIFE.
In.
In
E.0.M0RBI§I’I00.
04 Sudlmry 8t.. Barton, Mus.
F i re and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault. Doors.
nxn
nous” Will or All Imus.
The Best Sales in the World.
I50,000 in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
lillsold in Lynn. Nana" More that went tin-
vrhcre Filo! our safe-t er’t subjected lo Intense.
boat, proarrv “It: their content-A.
VitilAMlle)‘ IIICI'llIiI) also in tin.- Urn-at
I hire '0 I'lrr- In I‘ll. In the liroal Bus-ton Fm.-
tn Hill, and in all the great tires eiuce. S. nil
for t ll’t’lilufi. Agents wanted. h‘i lfhn
'PAYMENTS'
$1 WEEKLY!
Watches.l:hains.l‘.harms.
Mantel Blockalliamnnds.
TIBIIII. JillIIlSllll I: Illlfll’fll.
m Managua 8t.
cm IIALLSQUARE. Bfilflklyll, II. I
Thus far our gooda delivered in South Nor-
walk have given geru-ral mtisfrwtlnn. and our
rueflnxlof pzlymrzil in Iriglm npprn :alwl. Fill'
l'liilPYVlnllun « an In {mi of .mr 11;. Li.
GUSTAV PITZER.
Sillllll NORWIIII CDIIII. if:
(YOSXEI‘TII'L'T. NURWAIJC. IIIIJfiIIm.
Mrs. Mead's School
GIRLS IIIIJ IIIUIII; [IDIES
liHUI‘I'INS
SEPTEMBER 29th.
00llEBE PREPARITORV Mill
GENERAL 000888.
Special Departments for Vocal
and Instrumental Ionic.
Art, tingling».
I‘rrrIIluu» iolmII-i to “'vllraley and vm
l'mlrgv-a.
SPECIAL KINDERGARTEN
ASll
Primary Classes
For Little Children.
lirnd for rIn‘ulara.
‘2'
FURNITURE
GREAT BAIIUAINS.
David Stow,
I'p-malrv
Irmth \Ialn "mt
STOVES. .
Put down in the beat menaci- at
the lowest price.
i ———-a.-———.
GRADING,
RAYMOND BBIIS.
80IIOING,
EXCAVATING
Old and " Reliable
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line A
IIKTW ZEN
NEW YORK
AND
80th Norwalk,
AND
N orwalk.
‘P—W‘W—m
TIIE PIIOPELLERB
0in olmNorwalk
EAGLE
\i’iii It'll“: I’ier 25$. E. 8.. (Beekman street).
3M York. at :l p. In.
‘ Leave Nurwulk 5p. 11].; South Sorwalk 6:1!)
l. III.
Freight received {rm :1 T a. m. to 5 p. m.
['pon ninplli' Itlun to agents tbs-City of Nor-
walk and Lacie will be will for special lots of
“right anywhere in New York or he vicinity.
{VAN persons are forbid trusting any of
the employes of the boats of this line on ac-
count of the ownera thereof. (in
Miss Baird’i IninIIIie.
BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL
Thorough mum of study in the Ingllnh
Branches.
IIIISIB, IllI Mill
IIIE llIIIilIIIiES.
Thin School for young Ladie- and Children
Hopeful OI
THURSDAY. SEPT. 226.
film depurtmem» nf English Literature and
.‘alural thul’)’ will be made especially at-
tractive and profitable.
Ap lir'allnn fur the admin-don of pupil-
ulmxnl he made before the 09““an of tb
«howl.
Circulars upon application.
ll to
sad-saved. he?“
most I .assr um m a
the “Emu-um“ ind
all”
“0 mum sl
mmm’n
.-
PIano Forte. Lessons.
(kilo-madman
IEIIIE I. IllSBIillll.
a Weat avenue. Wrath firewall
$3M Mt.
Int“. have. “b
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