maroon. the last tainteia
alltltat iamortal of Rutherford
alleliahcneathamantle of now
#3 d the ducted oompauionuf
‘. lb. l'l'haacacmoniea of the daywen
"with-thinned the typical Amoricancitr
int. 'mltlier and. ataterman. The aim-
blidtyof flit I'Glfllltlie shone forth inhla
“MWWlnlfls ohatquiea. No
”war arid aboychint—that waalalt
hibeintmtn pronounce—and all who
know thrmthctather and the states-
wflfith-flfllwn haabcenwiao-
' ”In. 11am ”PM" “is Ind sanctum.
fiwiwhleh drew an anddenlydoa
{run the verdict of oncoming time. in
new notable in Amerinn history. The
glyumahinaapreddennmnwmm
“math-nautical mponsiiiility,rtood
masturbating-amend audwept
hnmwmrhim.
netwomcnhadaomo notable qualitlea
’haammandotallpnbliemcn iewwm
Mathew-mourners“ Grumman-
~ "land,whonme and went without oriental
- tho. Agreatcrowd had gathorulat the
depot. waiting his arrival, but the word
whalypaaaedaronnd by theeitlun'a com;
m prorated any cheering ordirplay:
Only" the curious threat of personal lilac-g
WMcnt Harrison away. and his re- ‘
gut- were a keen at enforced absence as
who thoreuprcssetlon every hand by the
bully, kinda and public.
o “a Prayer.
An waa announced. the funeral services
waisted simply of the reading of the
may-third Paint, a prayer a singing
filth quartet. The prayerof Dr. M
foul. wbiehwaa in the nature of an eulogy
b the dininglliahrd dead, was as followa;
thank thee. our Halt 1y Father,
, ., .ltothceinottr
'findnocd. Thou:
v hidden In to
”rim had taught no to call titre
“Fatherandaoloua forward to Man
- anon! boon. A route of unworthinm
manflws mud in thy presence.
~ thin but praniard forgivenes- unto
allwlw with donate narrow turn away
‘ thdriuandlooknntotbro for help.
caudtoday upon the borders of two
infill. 6!” III clear vision and been
hearing. an thatwe may catch the melody
I. til angel! and are tilt-formant loved
Dim-0W0". We thank thee for the
”andkfliemand character 0! the d.»
and Bio vitality Wilt aoabonmling. bio
. ' woreau broad. his bopaluln s
“thatw‘a cannot thinltot Illullll
' . «BMW-mistdteanandaee
1 ”km“. hill living—living into'nn ill-
defltha brcatithot sympathy,
‘ warmer God-nob aahe hem could
”and on earth: living in rich fellow-
“wit aaéntaoi all the agclin awed
‘ ‘ ” ' withherwbomhelorrdao
whoa-rm it" thank thee forhiaaintple
m IV”! mom for his charac-
M nought! amoral in 0mm, not in
fll’Wart-jo‘touthathawauamnnol
- and oi hill in them yaritiu,
Ilhlk tho-w to Iii Wicca which he
Wtwmbaalmhlicr,auaatat¢v
'fi. fi Iphtlanthropiu and most of all as
a citiun. We thank thru
thou tau helped him to realize his
.‘
winb'hrinthapaaocof Gotlwhicb
uaderatandina and attength of
”Wmhm Thmmycach
3 ~Maflttonyatthaandot tomuwa
their parent. have already rah]. 'l’av
[mainland the work than gave“
'watrla'muawovtlrth-Mh- rm
' Mafiana-wlthwhlchmtel-
In What our Mutt-r
ma good Mt again-t al rein-hur-
aaaadmmamatuu find an
nut-d
”k“- of l’rcaitlcntelect eta-nod. Amongtheat
' “Mayan.“ have nothing tobar '1'
an.“ a. left an quietlyaa became; lqnution dependa wiely upon tho mu-
(flrveland Citytroop'
neut.0.N.G..and hattTermef'rolado.
mrmbera unbeaAJLand BonaofVet-
which lllr. Webb 0. Bayer la a member.
The body bearer- were einht veterans of
General Hayea’ old Twenty-third regiment.
The Ohio commandery of the Loyal be
gion was npmnted by General R. P.
Kennedy. General If. 1". Force. General ll.
R. Cotton. General )1. I). lagged, Genotal’
Janna Barnett, General John M. unmet.
Lieutenant Colonel R. L Nye. Major J.'L.
Botaford, Major W. ll. Thrall. Major 1'.
M. Turner. General W. H. Enoch; Aldou-
tenant colonel H. C. Corbin, UnitedBtatu
army: General John C. Mitchell, General
.l. S. Casement, General J. Warren Keller.
Genunl C. C. Waloott, General W. ll.
Rayner, General A. C. Vorhia. General W.
. Sanderson, Lieutenant F. S. Wilson.
Major W. D. Bicitham, Lieutenant Colonel
W. B. Kahlil. General A. V. Rica. Major
W. X. Cnahing. lieutenant Colonel W. B.
Warnock and Genital ll. 8. Buckland.
GUILTY 0F POISONING.
'a/nllet u! the Jury In the 'I’rlal ol lane!
, Work-an Der-m. ‘
Putnam}. Jan. 2t.-—Jndge Stowe. in
charging the jury in the Dempsey coat.
reviewed very carefully and impartially all
points of the teatimony brought out during
thatrial. It waa for the jury,beaaid,to
determine whether poison we put into the
come ortcaor the fotaiin the will. ”This
mony of Gallagher and Davidson. If they
telltbetrnth.then the ‘ ' ‘ ‘ waatbe
originator and principal in the bualncaa
and is responsible for the acts of Gallagher
and Davidson or either, and accountable
for whatever they did in punnance of hh
instructiona
"Now. just here corner the gut quot
tion ao faraa the defendant in this can: in
concerned. Dempsey emphatically deniaa
what Gallagher and Daridaon any in regard
to the purpme lot which hoemployrd then.
He iaacompetent but inlemud who“
They are aim competent. but auspiciou-
aud tainted witnesses; But the jury may,
if they believe their testimonymonvlctfrom
it alone. ‘
The jury after being out three boon ro-
turued with a verdict of guilty an indicted.
The courtroom was crowded with frianda
at the defendant at the time, and the vrr—
dict. created a senaation. but there was no
outward demonstration. The defendant
turned pale at the announcement and at
oacu left the courtroom in wmpany with
hia counsel.
Knitting Like an American lite-m.
Sioux FALLS. S. 1)., Jan. airline.
Maude Alexandrina Lloyd Lopez has he-
gun an action hero for a divoroo from Gen-
eral Enrique Lopea. of Bucnoa Ayrea. Ar-
grm inc Republic. The general is expected
to fight the case. The defendant is the non
of General Lopez, who eighteen or twenty
yearn ago waa dictator of the Amniine
Republic. Six years ago the non began to
imitate the father. He aacrifird hitinler»
rat in his father’s rotate for 0100.”. went
to Europe to purchase gum and ammunic
tion and was juat preparing to incite a D
helllon when his plum were fruatrated.
He breamcdimxprtted and his family waa
thrown upon the charity of fricnda The
drfudant'a attorney iaGrncral B. Farrelra.
who aorvad in the rebellion led by Lopea'a
fatbrrtwenly yrauago. Judge C. S. Pal-
mer, who gained anat'toual u, ion In
the attorney for Dirt. James G. Blaine. Jr..
repreaenta the intern“ ot Mme. Iatpca
no toll-rm Ila-l Club (liven Up
Comma. Pa. Jan. 2|.-—John 1’. Miller,
the clerk in the First National baaa.ot
tbia place. who ahtcondul juat our year
ago with about 05.000 of tho banh'a funda.
arrived hero. accompanied by Cashier Det~
wiler.of the bank. who met him by ar~
nonement in Philadelphia. When Miller
abacondrd he went to New York. thence to
San Francisco From there he nailed to
Sydney. thence to Auckland. New Zealand.
China and Bombay. when he wrote to
Caahiar Detwrller that he would coma
home, having tint! at W!!! "to detach
lvea. Millerwaa one of the moat protu-
inent permit in Columbia, and Ida light
and embankment creatad a big caution.
Await“. nun “kl.
ioWlllnn D. Iliad, hla old Buflalo law
linearity nut-r, neut- lien la ray-an.
' letter» and alt:
tractor onus rummm
wm light Winn-olefin” Arr-at
Ila Hal Run-a“ a I‘llllwgwaaa to Ian-
roaaar ,“ ta. Aalharltlaa. ‘
Paula. Jan” al—The prospect of Con
neliua lien'a return to France and thapor
nihillty that he will reveal the evidence
which he holda against oouapieuoua poli-
tic'tans atui financiers have rxcitcd general
apprehension The gravest lean exist on
account of the senate. when members are
believed to be threatened more aerioualy
than all others through llr. lion‘s return.
Everybody fat-la that the worst will come
out aaaoon aa llerz shall come before the
examining committee.
The Clem'a Ill-reliant“.
After Deputy Gmille-llaaclte had in-
formed the parliamentary commiaaion of
inquiry that he would introduce in the
chamber a bill forbidding recipients of
Panama money to alienate their eatateo,
M. Andriana was called upon to throw
more light upon the bribery of lot deputies
concerning whom he testified on Dec. 2-1
The name out out of the lint, herald. war
that of a high political dignitary. lie ball
promised on hia honor not to reveal this
name, andbemuat paralatinihiarduaal.
it. Andrieux remand alao to mums
names on the ground that theruwaa not
tulicirut evidruce against the men nanml,
and that he did not trial) to blacker: rrpn'
Ration! nu bltmly.
lleinaclt Tried to Poi-on "to Doctor.
M. Amiriwtx laid that ”era, alto! quar-
rrling with lloiuach, had sent td’ li. Con-
atuua, then minister of tlie interior. duru-
menta showing that Bo-inach had tried to
, ' him. 3 j 'y. however, Roll)~
ac): and Hera had been WM.
Ilev'a'a l'ltyalial Condition.
MVDOS. .l tn. “IL—The police have united
all of Cornelius lit-ra'a owner and cflecta.
The medical cortilicnte glut. by the doctor
to the detenitm Vi [to arrested Hera ony-
tbat be is inflicting from "allectiun of the
heart, diabetes. gm! prom-Minn and func-
tional dentugrmcut."
There are three counts in the indictment
against Comelina lien. The tint conv
eeroa the mum francs received by bin,
from Charles tie Leaner; the with.
ammo tram received by him from llama
do Ibinacb: the third. the menacinglottera
written by him witbthr intention of black-
mailing Baron dc Rclnach.
ROOSEVELT APPEARS»
After a l'oriod 0' Political Quiet ll.
pruha at a Berni-lira. Ila-quot.
Cmraou. .lnn. 2l.-—ilistinguithcrl llcpub
“mm from all parta oi the ooumry par-
r;.i;.‘.th'-l in ”It third
ll
Ital banquet of
..l Ml ct-iluat ti mlitnrium last
Mum; thwso who an at the
. tulxln- were the lion. Theodora
Emmi. :, First Asaiatunt l’mturaoterllen
em! ll. (lay Evaua, General Russell A.
Akin-r. Mam ll. Shamcditor of The ile-
\‘lt‘ .V U! ilv-vicwa, and uumrroul prominent
Chit-340.. in. One of the hit» of the evening
watt rim response of Mr. “were“ tome
knot, "Armrimuism and Immigration."
Mr. Ilmsu'cltdrnouncrd both knownoth-
.W V . __,. . .
'_,; 0an SURE CABIN” UENIEE;
nut-to a Icy-at Manua- to M
theme-”uremia. '
turnout. Kyl, Jan. 81.er
Brown united the lollowing latter
y'a 'Iuaii hum firuatu' Carlialat “I
by resign the onion 0! Banatovtlumtho
maximum” in the mutat- alth-
._ - . United Stator. to
Brown following-
)ermry no luv
certainly accura-
auother large or
I. a. citrus“.
perhnpa larger share. and Stone will come
up minus in the nmljmmflil. Last night
the figures, while not pretended to be ao-
enmto, avcmgrd about. thus: Lin-Inn“;
McCrcary, 3:; Stone, 2'3.
POPULISTS UNSEAT REPUBUCANS.
'I'tta Kauaa leglalativc Tar-oil Appal-
aatly Juat Begun.
TOHEA, Jan. 21.——‘l'bo Populist hon-a
committee on election: in the morning made
a record nomting Herman. of Pawnee:
Campbell. of Douipban: Bowers. of Grant.
and filling. of Near. the four Republican
ter membera. While the Repub-
houaa took a recent acvcral of their
members runaincd in their seats. Conntr
log the Rrpublicaua1he Popullat lion-a
hada qnorum of certified memberaprao-
ant, and it pmccrdrd in one, two. tbreaoo
oer to amt seven R, publieana and not
In many Populist; liar-lax got this start,
the Populiaut proceeded to pourln blll‘aand
rmlutiona by the bushel.
Tin: stnatc election: committee will do
civic the contort: in favor of the Populist
lel'slfllll’. and the .tepuhlieans, led by
Boiler and u’ilrien, hare decided toadopt
tlllliuatvring tonic-i in order to prevent
tin-m from ta-iug truncated until after the
[lulu-d State-a aettntot lac
The l'opuli‘ta, however. pmpmetoadopt
extreme measures if marry. .l. W.
Brrideutvhat. the I’opuliat chairman. aid
in the morning: "If the auplt-me court
decides the lawn pas-rd by our houseto he
nucomtituti nal. our fellows will dial-and
their organization and go with Illa limb
limo house. Ad lllll talk l road lathe
papers that we will undertake to impeach
the auprrlne cunt! in m"
The secretary of ante Minnow
the rrquiait'toa or the Republican hounfor
atationery. and a dunand was made on
State Printer Snow, wuo baa addrraartl a
lottrr to the Republican speaker, announo
”log that be will rupply all otntiouery
ore-led and also print the Republican
home journal at his own upenae. Ilia
bellowed that Snow docs thin with the con-
arnt of the l’opulmtamd it iaaatrawiuui-
ruling Hut the l’opnlbta will surrender
ahould the bflpl’bl‘llt‘ court declare the Pop
nlizct houac unconstitutional
“lav“ lilo the» I’Iehwla w! the VI!“-
Illa-II".
Nut YORK. Jan. 2l.—-'l‘hc fixing of the
rrepousibiltty for the accident on the Penn-
tylraola railroad Thunday night, jmt out,
Isltlc of Jersey City, by which out: life wan
loot and many injuml, reata mtirrlyou the
wonl of two men who tell dilIt-rrnt atorira
iuuieun and (‘alwnslyiam and paid a high
tribute to the Amrriouniam of Cardinal
Gilpbona, A rchbiahop Ireland and their ful~
lowcra in the pricolhoml. llia rrmetly for
the evils of immigration was the atrict reg—
ulation of erwunauip companiaa and the
importation ofnhrary haul tax on all the
‘ .unla.
A Bad Day {we Autograpia.
ND! Yomt. Jan. 2l.-Aanle of autograph
urea of varioua notabln
wa-t held at llan a auction ronma Gmrga
Waahington'a Irttrra sold for-lea- tban ball
what they uaually bring. Ont- written by
Waahington to Richard llcnry In went
forthirty-aeven dollar: Another to Thom-a
Jrflrraon «mooning hia continuing in olv
lice brought but thirtyvfunr dollara Sign
era of the Declaration of independence
farul banlly better. All autograph cl
'l'hutnaa Lynch, the ramt of all the in
era, went for twenty-four dollars. while
the algnatntu of modern turn of promi-
nence in the literary and artiatic line went
for a few can each.
A llalaeur Int-laur- [or lienlgaa.
Latvian, Jan. at-la the route a joint
resolution waa ptuantd (or the anbraia-
aloor of acou-titutional amendment pro
vidlaglortbeelactinaof aholtlm lalh
lature at tho that election, oat-half to be
elected for two year- and one-half for four
yearn, and mhalf for two yearauaad
election thereafter.
mmnthocanlval.
Wauanaa n.-1n- ilnaaiau author-
fiiaahavaovderwl that the hundredth“
alvwaatyot the partitionot Polandahdl
be celebrated by general tetra loading
ammonium-aunt: haretalaa
totbcirhadamdelalm to be“ laortlar
toucapadaneiagiahoauot the tie-tran-
tin-otthaireoantry.
wanna-norm
flaw Ham, Jan. ”who ear-llama-
dthaooonmotl.ll.ll’aldna,antllu-
atntly email-aboard“ pablieworko,
than a total vl at over It.“
LE
Arum-“Kindly“-
ii an- at I a raloaa
diet! at alcoholic mg. The
follow want boom: hla lath-Ra h
will. on our waa Manual and took MI
mot whiahyatal drunk alnaul a flit
m “Giannini A. “in M I. If.
#0:} no: tau-it the
i damn”
m and Grand “I“
‘ Mbmacwrmar fl
Bataan“.
Yunnan It. 1.. Jan. rt—A tour-year- ‘5
a p
im bro-am. W5-
A startling fact drvrlopcd when lllewiu’a
body was examined by daylight by the
morgue attache: Etrry pocket in the
mnn‘a clothing save one had been turned
inside out and everything taken.
l At the I’rnuayltania ofllcra it want u
portedthat all u! the injun-d on riding
wrll. Engineer Martingale, of the Newark
local, who was pinned under bit cugitte,
wan raid to be improving slow I".
t
A ‘lraln flora Through a Bridge.
Plut'. ind. Jan. ill—Due of thermal dia-
aatroua wrrclts over recorded in the hiatory
of the Lnlta Erie and “'eatern railway oc-
curred at the Wabash river bridge. The
fut north bound ex prraa n-achvd the ninth
not of the aewnd span when tbu whole
thing oollapoed, taking the entire train
down into the bed of the fruarn river thirty
fret below. The train immediately took
fire and waa mounted. Only one patron
waa killed. Another acrloua wmh waa
avertwl by the cooinraaol Brahman K00.
who. despite blaiujurica. ran back and alg-
naletl a height. which waa following. and
which was atoppcd altnolt at thadgool
the brillga. _ .,
mm» In urn-tag.
Currant, Jan. ll.——'l'he Democrat- and
l’opuliata hate gained comm cmtrul of
tho Wyoming hon- ot repteuuatlvw.
The election. cotutnlttra hated Plum
that), which given theilwaoetatahixtnn.
llepdaitaaa twolra and the li-tta In.
in. Papaliato haraatatloat I aim
plet- audition with the Dam The
mortal fight wanna warm. Governor
Baxter la evidently la the had, but New.
with that and Corn. antica- behind.
l Iopablleaa Ionic-a cum.
Saw You. .lan. it-vcblltlian nont-
ll. Caramel the Republican animal coat-
Iolttaaarrlvarl in Iowa and hadaaintw»
view with General Jam-as. Clark-via. lla-
,» whet-9.1.9:.
f, is color--
_ nose. Noatnoss.
' :3 Accuracy: "and
v
l
...w.. ~_.~A., a. .
loam Training.
With mother: live the Rowdy in the
trainingof their daughters. whether they
“Wuhlltirrn of utiliiounirua or of the
humble-t cloth in a dingy oillcc. to know
how to manage their own homes from the
culinary department up to pump: the
“Martial but no mom iuiportantpart
or entertaining right royally and perform-
lag the port of boom with the tune: that
practice alone brluga.
How can a ntan expect agirl whom he
warrior rightout of schml to know how to
go into the kitchen. if uetmity demands
it. and with berm hands prepare amen"
The young wife luu never been trained in
drama-tic arta, though the may Ix- amour
plisbul to the lmt degree. It id mm‘ully
material and ttnronmntic. we know, but a
man appreciates uch mhre n woman who
can grill a meal: til it is. juu right. make
pnily hint-nit that molt in his mouth and
pour out a cup of coifu- of Mr own tunic
log all clear mt main-r tlmu nzw who mu
trill Front-h cltnnmm or quote ruwtrg by
the yard. yet wboduca not know own how
to proporea pic-cc of maxi. 'l'hr waking
arbooia are a htép in tho right illn'Ciluil.-'
Philadelphia Times.
Women an lutrumcntaltata.
lnamnll lirinwtna well no. in great the
steady prom-emu! our in»: is observable.
Attention hast lately ia-cn called to the do
clincol the old fashioned pl’t‘j‘tltlil'e that
limit-:1] the leudn‘mo study of instruntt-n'al
music to out- or two instruments. Even
the violin won once frowned upon as “unite
coming." and the plnnofurtr. tin- lineal do»
mudout of the old harpsichonl, was llt'IlI
to be the only “ladyilizr” numicnl inatru»
ment. Sowadaya thia limitation has al
moat entirely diaappcaml. and girls un-
prrnxiurd to take up the study of any in-
strument that pleam them. i not afraid
I but Ilill enough of the "Old Adam" lull
in me to hope that none of them will dc
vole tlu'mselvca to the trombone or the
ophlclflde.
i any Hill at the risk or bring voted con-
ventittai and old fashioned. but aomr-‘notv
twotbrr l t‘nmmt quite rrwnclle mywlf to
pulled out feminine checka and red frmi
nine face». even when prtxlucrtl in tir-
combined courts of art and emanciputicn!
«I‘dy'a Ptctut itll.
.,...a........___
A Rouble wanna “rim.
' lia- i‘dna l.yall.the norrlitt. lives at
Eastbourn. llrr atudy int described as a
"curioua mixture of olmplicity and com
for-t." She has atated "can“! that she
doranotcxhauat herself by long hours of
work, neither lining with the lark nor
bunting midnight all She writes for two
or three hours dnrlng the mornintr. and
get- rapidly through her work with the-
aid of a typewriter. She is passionately
fond of fiction. and find» the Sercnletutb
century the mmt interesting period of to
mantle literature.
“or favorite poets are Tennyson, Inwril,
Whittier and lint. Browning. The min-l
“We Two" wru auggvaml to her by n-:.il«
log that Mr. llradlaugh. whrn imprimunl
in the clock tower. ital-telegraph“! to bin
daughter. Edna Lynn is the daughtrr of
the late Robert Baylry. of the hurt 'i‘cm
pie. and her uom tie plume is made by n
rearrangement of moi-t of the letter! of l r
nome.~$hrillrld Tuicgrapll.
ti
Elm Pat-ion.
. (if Coventry Pittman-'5 wifr. the heroin-c
of hi» “Angel in the ilomr.” itia mid ll. st
alto m a very lovely girl. dew-r. «cum
lenlIHI. animated .mtl Flh't'rl trmwrwi. A
biographer onyx: "lit-r ligun- was tall and
grucfttl. ilrr dark hair was “'le nod
wavy. and hrr largo ayca, brilliant com
pinion and t lmaaicnl nurtures were round.-
ablc. Ilt'l’ [1051' mu. u illilv two high. lilAI
lifter Thoma.» Woolnrr hull lfllfliuurtdflnl
ber'tu marble Mrs. Thomas Carlylr. vnth
t‘blrm‘tlt‘rhllc hittrrnrw. Ital-l alu- mm
alwnyalryw-g to imk m..- lu-r medafii. it
She did not try to luck atmuenquc; she
could not help it. She would bar:- her-n
more beautiful if the outline of lu-r lsit't.‘
had been into tunrhfl.” .‘IrtL Patnmrc'l
home wast charming, fur all» inul lvw hmim
and tav-tetovuake it pructiwliy cumin".—
ahlc as well an artistically harmful.-
New York Tribune.
(in tin Bond to Wealth. ‘ ‘
Lillie Young. :t curmiy young noun“.
still thin side of thirty. though rht- mum"
of eight children, pmmlm to ho liwl
among the rich women of the norm lK'hlrt’
her death through property accumulntrti
by unusual mans for a woman. 8hr baa
jnat now the contract for ramming the
land [mm the government excavatinoa in
Jackauuvlllr. Illtl wins on on impmtiwl
aunt in the tall wrulp, knitting a-r M‘Wlhg
while aha [“an litrt‘llflmul tinny tlmy
lea thin aha tuna an rttemlve wood
yard ,haa a n will route in the city hy
me of whllh aha niac- bozo and pool
try for market. takes can 0! her homo. nt
tentla tothe trainimt of her children , .ul
aorompliahra mushirrnl-le I‘Illll'itll wm’l‘,-
Jackaonrille ll‘luJ Tilllt‘I [futon
(award and hating lie-my.
Alice Moan Painter. former przai.
d!!! d “’ullcolv] college. in an ail-inn to
young Indian at a mimionary muting. Mill
“Girla nuunlWaln to in imauxltnl.
not lithe beauty Into Initiating. it at forty
and aiaty they with to retain that mtnm
rota-thing in their yenomd more which
nah-my women of that age-o eunuch
in. t aunt live mtnirle of thmmlrm.
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wac‘fi'fi’s.
Buggies, "Phlrfinzfnéalfiages.
Bottles. Spindles, etc.
Prices to Sui? All.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
Ben rvfilv
Pay the Mortgage
On Your Home
If on live or die by taking an endowmwm
pol -y. \Hlfm mat. l5; too a Ada) will in-
sure you for true Thousand Dull”: If on
rum to pnnlrcl your family or loom»: in
old age. imurc at once in the
CONN. Effiiflll lift ms 00.
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FU R N ITU R E
GREAT BARGAINS
David Stow.
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lakes or. every-day convenience of an
old-lint: luxury. Pure and whnlrmme.
Muted with scrupulous (me. ilxghesl
award at all Pure Food Estilions. Each
package makts two large fies. Avoid
imitations~ami insist on having the
NONE SUCH bmnl.
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a in daya. and you will be united at the gun
tam-ca that will Rward your dons it r
rely have the bent Dariu- lo olrr at: agrn;
that can be found on the face of this north.
“5.00 y'all "I .15 00 worth of bualneaa is
bet richly and bmwrably tun-tr by and paid to
ha of men. women, boy. and alrla in not
employ. You an make money faster at work for
oath-avo- have aav idea of. The bullpen it no
my to ban-Jul tam-«ions mrlmplrand plain.
thatali rumored from the rim. 'lhoar who take
hold at the banana nap the advantage that
art-re from the wand reputation of one of the
, rant watt-i. and large-at pabiiahia‘
hour- ia Anna. Secure for mar-elf the a
that the bovine” m readily and it ylc
A am ms! madlr, and more than
mtlltr thru- yrramt exportation. Thole who
t ll lad ramlv at. In M! then. Tbrrruploary
roo- for cw more worhrrs. and we up
thetato in n at once. It you are aired! 9..
plated. but tr a lrw a mutt, and with
ton-ethan- to ultuntugr, then write in at o
for thlo to your grand opp-man“; and flt‘wh
I partlmlan by mam mall. ddma,
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Pickled Oysters.
TELEPHUNE CALL 3! ll.
Hunt 8; Zelui’f
82 Washington Street.
nonhuman}
£4 Sudhury 8L. Barton. Hut.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bank Vaul!s,
Bank Vault. Doors.
AND
DEPDSII WORK [If All KINDS.
Th0 ilest Sales in the World.
[50.080 in use. Always pre-
serve their Contents.
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General Contractor all Sum
Business a Specialty.
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