’in have an ‘ ' ‘
wen. mt‘oun,rmmmilwmm~ "Rimml
. ’ilew II your time
c.
'rTl'é'ellEllllElloe'viElli villain vuiil.
I'hefiepherdawentthairhutyway
And found the lowly noble-bed
Wherethevlrglnmolheriar;
And raw they elleckodlheiveamtrend.
Forlothebabelhatatherhoaoluelanl
Allow-m the virgin mother snag.
They told her how a Kloflnue light.
Streaming from a heavenly throw.
Around tum slam. armadillo mu.
While sweeter than e raulhn‘e m
But-nude heralded the Saviour: birth.
Glory totiodon highandpeaeeon earthl
Thou mother of the Prince of Pea-re.
Poor. Iimple aruLoi low «tutu!
l‘hatelrlie allouhl vanish. battle ream.
0h. why should this thy soul eiatc?
heel muliu‘o loudedt note. tho poet‘s story--
Wat thou ne‘er love to hear of fame nnd glory!
t
”Then wisely is my will «late.
'l'hal nlrile ehould vanleh. hatlie can
I‘m poor and of. low est-lo.
The mother of the Priooooi Pence
Joy risers in run like a summer's morn;
Peace. mace on earth! the Prince of Peacef-
-8anrnel 'I‘. Coleridge.
bond"
A STRANGE DUEL.
In earlier days in Arizona. when the
Fifty-fifth cavalry was doing the work
among the Apaches that afterward won
for it the name of the "Fighting Filly:
fifth,” there were two officers on its rmter
who by all were recognized as the Damon
and Pythins of the regiment; these were
Lieutenantn Trolls and Curry.
The former was superior in rank. also In
manila He never played any game for a
. stake. seldom drank. and in every way was
more or less virtuouslr inclined. The latter
was the reverse. He gloried in draw poker.
at which he invariably loot; wauexcanively
convivial. and without being lively
hat the
attraction or (declination was that one pus
eased ior the other was never dircovered.
but the twain were inseparable from the
had wan recklessly wayward.
time Curry first joined at Fort Decay.
Without the leadnsunlption. without
even the appearance oi guardianlike con
trol or interference. Trolls would frequently
warn his young friend of his danger nnd
lmplm him to bemoro prudent. lillt
friend IIII round ld'ire who always
kw away.
lla waaa tall. handsome man. thirty
yeanolll He had been in the regimental:
years when we make his acquaintance a:
firm liwtenant of Captain Blue’s troop
Without ban; a bore he wall not popular.
Thief-a wallowing chiefly tohieovthodox
Idols and prioeiplu—they reamed no outof
plane in Arixoun At tbemnletilrle hewae
alwaye a gentleman. and never was a word
aaid to hill discredit: and Curry knew him
to hemmed totheyouuu woman whose
virtues-rid charms he had often had
vuledtohlln by the liprloi the lover.
Curry wan live-and twenty yearn of up.
oi fair height-ad well pnlpolthmatthough
not haul-one. yet he had a pleasant. frank
laeenud he looked well in full drum. be it
uniform or the evening garb of the eivi a.
He wunnmpital shot. and wall well I ed
byall the unit-era. but it run alrwnlr
women whereooe should look [or biapopu-
lnrlty. Notwithstanding hill habits he was
mutinlly n "indie-f man" Food as he
acknowledged hiuulrlf to be of poker.he
would fly from. tempting jackpot at any
moment if he thought Mrs. or Mira This or
That wished to drive. ride or walk with
hint. In fact. the only time he resorted to
mile»
marshmallow.a‘ndlub’hlrs,
tolryurandyoll will never regret oalliuxat
oldialnllyllootondshoeetereot
H- Harvey’s.
10 North main Street. 7
Hut-nabs hr urchins the our.
his
'9'
subterfuge was when he pleaded alckneva
to be excused from drill no he might mud
hiauplain’a wife in the development of a
Iled
During the three eventful but somewhat
dreary years the regiment spent in Arizona
on little rift appeared within the lute of
these two bond-men.
They had been sin
tionul together at many of the forte: till-y
hrul ridden side by side through the pictnr
emul- unyonaaud over the barren whaling
trails. and they had ltd their mprcfit‘e
tmpmpwrtingoueanotherat "Suxmti
tion Mountain." "The llevll‘a Stairway"
and other Apache almngllolds, and lirru
friendl- they bod wolaiuul.
Theulad “dim that the Flily-lillh wall
to leave the territory were received with in-
M joy bl these two oifieenl when they
learned that their t
were to uowilh
the lint detachmeumy after day they
rode together on the march, and in comp:
ny with one another they did thedlflerrnt
Mexican town: through which they nasal,
Trolls actually becoming rogidlly for
the
time being all to look in at a "boily." at he
«minted in calling the Mexican don't-e.
hen after a
three montha‘ march l-ort
Lyon ruin reachnl fate coulpdlul than to
Carry wan aligned
to. ion in Kiln
one. and ’I‘rolle wan bllleted for the Indian
'tllry.
Thu-ugh thin arpunlilln will not “a road
nm of fan-wellu." yet it was main-ably
miller.
plciotl- rllointure we» app-rent about
Borrow filled each been and a not
i In-
t-yettau they vlwlperl rat-h other’a hand and
turned in Dppilllfl' directionlt Eleven in
active and whom montlul ml helmet be
two met Joplin. and to the mutt-tit oi
all. thy met Mitten
W
Curry had had a fair time all hill lien-u
Italian. The iurt wan nearton town
and
but a alum ill-lance from the railroad. and
there were nwral upwelling womm In
garrluou
the
lie hall written weekly to Trolls-
up to within :- numlh oi their Willi].
Troll» had aim been rwompt and regular in
ht-nnrrl-yuulenee upto the mole period.
Tho-n. no it by manic. or ii lit-rue mull
plum had onlaiued it. the letter: of each
rear-ell
Their alerting wormed bylhem
eellllatin oi the regional at lmmie
to participating in the great
W
filtllrm llullcltlllpalgo, flight troupe
hall
been thumped two dayll when the othern
Trulle‘ being or the number. arrived.
led
no
near their mun turret lheootlrwdrr
theyhuduntm ioraoloagfaltCurry
warlord or the «utter. Thi-
helug oh
and by “Pleky” Strut. her-ll hek tothe
Wu tent. and thrill-thin hie head in at
the opening called out cheerfully and loan
ml], “Tumble out. Carry. your chicken
’ “velar Boleyn this tailed lemme
what“ It teem!
Windham-rout lavalll
if}:
Wheeled“
flint-rub haw-ruthetwllwholehearu
the
tile
may never be known. but the remaindls of
the wanna-unlined in a cop held by Trollr.
upon the hatter-hood of 1..
down his tune and n it.
cards. the latter mane} mud
opeuhllnll plopped is old in on
‘ the lane. Theo. Without a wall. fish? r.
tooled his neat and the pine proceeded.
ofuyiillovéllealer’ la-
”not.
. 1mm... title-them
to fare- rev Wt. (leg) M?
in“ any ”um daring ' the
months et January or" pour-arr,
18”., line (lo-pen Mind“ n
rut-chore, at Barrera-rte largel-
lna utherolllm mu
m. several olden-Whining
Whether it were done Intentionally or out
Sturtevant’sBarfiainHouses.
Curry wan. fully motel-nu that he on
thlnty. llewae am aware lhl‘. there no
no water at hand. Not fluff”: a will!”
norabltol luvioiauyklodubuul him he
picked up a pebble and put it in bi- moth.
A few moments later he ell-erred
u Troll-W to the value Irtiildalaud
rewnllurpouodlytm”
M honeymoon-mot
fill
up. nudwi
hie
Later in the day. while In his tent. Curry
war approached by Sabres. who told him he
came in the lateral oi Trolls. who. regard
la: of existing rules and regulation. uatu
rally demanded satillfaction.
"I am awfully sorry it happened. up
tain.” anrwered Curry. “furl cannot apolo
[in and I won't light.”
"llut. my dear fellow.” responded theold
dnuoon. who won a friend of each oi the
nubullerne. also an oracle minding the
code. the mom: of the aervlee. etc.. “you
havogonetnofarto make such an anaer-
tiuu. You surely know there in but one
answer to a blow. But verbal!"—
“I know what you would my. captain.”
Interrupted Curry. “and in most drourn
stance-you would herizht. but 1 our deter
mined. However. Ido not wish toappelv
like a coward. So get all the fellowa. Mr.
Troll! included. together (excepting only
Captain Blue. who just now in our com
mandanl) and I will make a proposition to
the gentleman whom you represent."
A few momenta later Curry left hieJenl
and procuded to the bank of the stream
where the officers tvere wnlbled. With
out an inlltnnt’n hesitation he removed hh
pipe iron'l hill mouth and mid:
“Gentlemen. I felt compelled toulap Mr,
Trolls. and. as a man should do. he very
properly demands lultlstactiou. l have re
[used to awlogize. and I have aim frankly
informed him that I will not light."
lie paused. and an exprulslon of ant
prise not unmixed with indignation wart
visible upon each countenance aaheooo
tinned:
"it ill understood that tomorrow we are
to return to Port Mellougnl. taking with
us the Apaches we lately captured. At the
time oi starting I will go to Captain llllle
and ark him to give Mr. Trolls and myself
two men. and allow us to go over thum-
hluil'atothe north and look for antekrpe.
When the command shall have dimppenml
from light It. Trolls and I will give every
thing we have in the shape of wl'ulpooa to
the two nohlimr. and without taking any
thing whatnot-yer to eat or drink with u:
we will start back on foot to when we
made the killing day before yuaenlay. The
eold' roan-not to ucmrnpauyue. Woxo
em y handed and alone.
"We know the Italians are following I!
to are what Ileana: of their we hovel-then
prleoumt. and Ive may rely upon nleelinlt
them If they killoue of Inland theother
an estape. well and good. If they kill
both. that should be equally Intiltiaetovy.
If by any chance we abould not encounter
them and we should Inmate exhaum-d.
which oi course we nhall. when one an
kuowleduea be ill completely played out
the other lily return. leaving the weary
one to his fate or taking him back with
him This is to he dlwndionnry with the
man in the- hotter condition."
Thin was Mill disrutwliunntrly and in u
pleuaut a manner or if the topic had been
the arrangement of some [attire withering
"In view ofyonr refund." replied Trolls,
"I will gladly lard! to your pmporlnl. pro
vided the follow: will regard it an the
equivalent of a meeting." -
And by each and all it wit-l soconsidered.
'u fact they all knew it required for more
courage. far more pent-to enter iutotbir
contract than to strand up Ill-lore anyour
man. lei. the weapom be what thew-night.
lo the latter instaute out- i ,euth in
one direction only. and thin. tin. with rev
oral chance avenues of rumpus. lo the plan
propelled the "ruin: NOW!" wall nought
through lit-notion. thlnlt and lmlmrib
nble torture. with narwlya pmihlechmfl
that he might Ill-evaded.
The running dawned bright. the hot
August turn mmle it» power felt ullnord in
atantaneounly with it» appenvltncc. Ilrr-ak
last war eaten; the mlllra were packed
"lltxrllland mldlrel" rang out upon the air.
and the trooper». bridles in halal.atnrtul
forth for their mpectlve honest. when l 'ur
ry wound hie way to llluu. who naturally
granted hill vellum.
Ilalf an hour later the rear of the column
had lllllappearvd from view. loot to right
amid the actor and mnqult null tmiltvl
away on lta return to Fort hlcilougal.
Two office-n. two Iolllim and four horne-
remained upon lheucene. Without uddnu
in; his brotherollioer. Curry called Illa mall
and
Mid?
"Lieutenant Trolla ml l will go hitch on
lbelruil When we have enamel the lint
range of blulfn you and I‘lynnrlluldie up
and lollmv no alovcly. Should you beat
any ulmutinu. never mind or. turn back all
nut-e and overtake lhe comment \Vedc
not wluh you to run any riakmnllllply to hr
on hand in mweueedour harm"
Trolls. whoa tron-d quite alluded with
thmdivectlotm. ed hierevolvmtohb
man without a word. and the llentroanb
envied away.
Flynn and (Ylllllllrarl (the two lloldiervl
arr-did no further evidence to mvlnor
them that "the two lootlululll had mat
plum daft—thumping hack into the lawn of
the lid dirllll. leaving their harm and
mm behindllt 'eul.”
Hallie die went the two oil-ere over the
narrow trail uretelllll‘awa to the-era
ward The white alkaline out row with
everyruotloaoltkeirleetandlhehla
breath or tlleeua enveloped them.
were unnatural“ Film-nil their eye-true
abnormally lame and glassy: their llpe
were parted.aud their tongues. diroolored
and mulled. partly pmtnrded between
ring that thee men had
been'walking and without water for but
hint-hour- it may appear to the average
render an mmewhat ridiculous that they
drank! no won ahow ouch nnmhtakable
evilleuoeof their suffering condition. But
to than: who have around the valley:
reeled the mountains and traversed the
mama of that land of tarantula and
makaltbe statement will uotappearpecu
their moan-k
When eon
Wavymmotnlleviuxhiathhel.
Atldclockiutheaneruoonaootherhalt
koala-lie. .tulauoeatthetwomeowould
have rallied to convince the meet incredu-
louathattheywerelulieriug. Their hon
liar nor
nucleated.
DamnonnndouthfiwrlterleitCamp
6—. lo Aleona. logoto Camp B———. It
wallhut one day‘ll drive. Illa companion
ehaoeedtoheametnberoitheArizona
lap-datum. They were provided with a
mart pairof Mexican muleaund a light
huekboard. Being overtaken by a worm
they were ohligtd to belt on the barren
at a point ten miles distant from
The mule: availed themlvu of
this opportunity to cheapo. Smaller the
storm had lowed. the two traveler: atarted
31";
forward on foot.
Though ellch curried ll canteen filled with
water. yet at ll point all mile» from when:
they started the hollonlllegentlunlan. with
tongue hanging trout his
mouth and-luv the time—utterly bereft of
his ill-users. was left toooutinue his ttruggle
with duth until alluirdrluoe could be pro
cured. "in companion. afterentluring mi
faring which he trust-l he may never again
expel-ileum. mum-4nd to reach the fort and
dispatch the surgeon in an ambulance to
the spot where his friend wua left.
found lying entirely exported to the blinter
lug raya of the July nun. quite imrenaible
and would an a corpw “t‘ was carried to
the hospital. where he remained three
weekl- before sufficiently recovered to re
Having had experience
in catch lllfl‘clion. it in the belief of the
writer that the pain and agony caused by
thirst merrily ram-eds that ocuntioned by
hunger. Abo that the latter may be en
(lured for ll lunch loom pwiod thnuthe
former. mpeciaily in a clinic where the wa
ter is strongly imprqguated with alkali
After a quiet rent they trudged Inward.
Another high point mot leached. andCurry
again looked luckwanl to the ntream they
had left earlier in the day. art if even a
“limp-en! it would bereirnthing. In the
meantime Trolle wu- wuehinx in Idlerlce
‘ elunltl. alowly amending hear
coward in wrinllul pull: of smoke-very
pomihly hinuwn deathknell.
Each one wan now-mamdthe
other'n condition than he wall of bin own,
and though feeling that each step muat In
the bolt. yet pride. "with and control."
uerved them to prom forward.
Ilarktvrlet wan coming on as they ratchd
tha- dry randy bed of a creek.
lougiugly. each mrveyul the almost white
auriau- under which they knew flowed Ira
But without at shovel. without even a
chip to dig with. it true to them oi nonvail
Almual in line with cucumber. though
at more dlslanu' apart. they sat in this her
run liver bottom. The line.- upon their
float marking their haggard condition were
perceptible uuder the th' - matting formed
by dual and pcntplrlltio
lamme more “buoy and their tongues had
grown darker and larger. Tt'l'l yarn of or
diuury life would WI! have wrought
the tmnsfurmatiou in their armour-nu: the
put twelve hour» hurl lu‘compl’uhed.
Curry tt‘ttzt the lint to vine; he uuulenutep
forward and fell In an insulin Troll» “luv
ll hi» «idle.
The thin drawn lip- ol the prostrate mm:
rum-«l with u Innxculurlike twitch. but no
It wulluite apparent
be won lilltlilll“ a superhuman etiurt to com
spruk. which be lit length achieved. (in:
in“ into the rym at his comrade. who bent
above him. In- mid:
“Illlu-t ll? She ill not worth thin"
All if along; by a miller. Trolls sprung
backward and in great monhhlnent ex
claimed: "You any this? You!"
"Kobmly in thin world known It better
than I." wan the respulwe.
Troll: rm» hilt-Ill. but hill brain was bur ,
Ile wan willpltdrly
bunch-d.
Curry resumed.
no farther. You an. at llhvrt y to n-turnluul
overtake the eonlnlullll. but I ask lhllt til
you Wait until the men come It and we
get wlnvthlug to drink.
more mlly.
hill black. awolleu
IVY.
del
turn to his borne.
anApaehe
world was audible.
{Nil
bewildered.
"I will moles
ltlml'wlly" and hraeklllh. but never he
lured” watertaetuouaodtotheta.
A moment laurCur-ry broke the-ileum:
"l ahould have killed you. Ilttd we f
and rent you into your grave thinkl rue
malthlul to you. and lab-torn
htl‘hutlwl'tlteylm. Shebuaworthyola
rl dropufanyolan'ahloodl ltlaa
bullion-l telling a men that hill
i
3;!
Hopefully.
Their eyes bad
I om t talk
I have but one winhin the
world-1w you to learn how you have
rimmed me. Thin will not lntrrfm will.
your leaving me behind."
“I will wait." wit-the reply.
Not another word w. epokrll. The mind
and: woe Iliad with the lame Inhieet.
leh bythe two hum-warm illrr
ently viewd. lt wall a Joyful
trumpof the old troop hormonal
herulltu acorn]. or dormant."
eerily dildloullluhllhle at adieu-ea.
mntomklu‘mmaou.
Once there was every important
oihclal oiCalliovnia who
hodykuewhllnoeoughtto
luapodtloutoralae hint. new-I a
the
u
like that mention over the field!"
theflel "mldthefarlner.
"Right? Doyou knowwholam.
unpedtheomelal. '
Thefarmerehookhiahead.
”IaanulwalBlank."
bull!"
rhea-had.
naked sweetly.
5"
lie was
mfg-n ‘
A HIGH PBICK '03 mm”.
emvictedforagveatde’allr-nloney.
TIII mo All) m DAM.
ASnnday aehonl teacher wan
impress
Daily for all living thimm or
emigrating to the perontion of
are...» raid: “The ma. who
mountain.me thellttle blade of
pebbleontheahore. Thelndurho
music-dairy."
abandoned
ingto ruin~aewaboy of twelve a
inn. Thetrarelerrelued In h'n
“Your cor-u look. rethc IIIIIII.”
"Well." add the hey. “we planted
vi
"Well. we [dented yellow ooru."
morethanhalfaerop."
A DNAKD F03 QUICK ACTION.
duln
laugh
out. ile ballpot mired in the bog."
"Ilow deep in he in?"
“Up to his ankles."
"Well "teeth no hurry."
“Y1
All" [IE Mil ”IA".
A certain artistic lruul
aromas or wool: uowullo.“
nawmuovoueloneuu-aluty
York.le a barons rtnrytellev. In abun-
Maderlndpolitieal
ywvll.
Ber-uneven better than he didforofloe.
andhegottotheieuoellrlt. numbered
ever-.mtoi Manddiylityundfnml
lheowuerofthehulleelrulyealtauplafing
"Illa
npouhlapupilathemreof
his
made
Thlord.whomndo the uoean.made
New
Humane-alpine! hum
m .
m?!
throughafleldwh:
madeforhlmwlthiteheuddownendhovu
m
" doyoumean.air."arkedtheirate
oflelal. “by having an infuriated animal
“Well. Ignathehullhlllomorightlu
It!"
"Well, why in thunderdldn’t you tell the
m lull no in: man can.
Alleluia maa’ewlte heard him in the
edjolnlrg pantry making explosive rev
marka. “What are you doing. my dear!"
“Opalhrgnnndtmnatneeflheu‘
rwued.
"Whatnreyooopeuinaitwithl”ahe
"With a knife." he replied savagely.
“Did you euppoee I wosopening it with my
"so. From the language which you
need I thought you were openingitwith
had deiendednrnanwhowu
ontrlalioraraon. He had hem convicted
helow.nnd m appeal the conviction was
alllrmed and Conkliog rendered hie bill.
whlehwuqumionedbytheman‘airialdu
Conkling was rather uewatthe bar. Ho
ealledupon MLO'Conor. lie-aid: "Then
bduhnatm.now.whomldeimdedln|
hard Mb trial and aruuedthoeueou
appealatthegmaalterrn. Tobeeurehe
mva-ndtheonvietlon mai-
lrluell Batlhadagreatdealoi troub
1-
i:
made
fauna—tho old farmhouse- go
forth
toenhoelnxlnaeomlleld oulbeaideof
whatwouldbepaeturelaudlalanybody
elae'a farm. Theme-n wan rather pom
hone
fiepoketothehoy. Benidlohiru,
dwarf
“Well. it look- yellow. poor and thin."
"Well." aid the traveler. “I don't mean
that. It don't look an if you would get
“ldou't expeetlo. I plentoditooaharet."
unpartoflhalleldaud theoldruanndth
theother.wu workinndown the lamb.
Alloi aaudden the youthwho had been
with Ill-tether ran uptotheotherand
crud: "(Joule downand help the old man
it lle'll in head that."
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Old Three Futurity. I... ‘ m
French children of the last century had It.
no kindergarten schools. Perhaps it they
had had them they would have declined to
attend them. Certainly it would havebeen
a daring teacher who would have recom-
m-rded blocks. pink and blue kindergarten
papereand the like to the notice or Mile.
Xeeker. even In her early infancy. This
young lady. who afterward became the fa-
mous More. do Steel. composed tragedies
n. the mature age of twelve years.
The nrietoerntic little French girls of the
period began writing their memoirs at a
W age become that wall the fashion at
the time. They were taught elaborate
uranium and the art of conversation. and
It the age of eight orten years they dressed
andappeared very much like their moth-
er: Along with wciul graces they were
rho taught how to be excelled. hoorekeep
i1, llrrl llalen t llarllnd ll. ll.
vacuum 11, IS”.
TRAINS LEA" 80m Nofllvm AB
town's:
Fort .\'nr\oltl. A. 1-53) ex. 53 ".545
ex..tllslmnlex..lflhl.exilll.ex. ”Benoit
“notional unto-59m ex. 93 no. lull
10th Pillsfleld a. nor local ex. Ell.-
ex, lll he. 2!) ex. 3“ ac. HY! ac. ta) e1.
51’: ac. 5!) ex. 560.0.631 snow-mime;
till-c.ltlztac..lll!a.m.Waehiu on express
Sondra—DIEM. Ill—61in. Rumbas“
Fort .‘xw Ham. A. )f.—l "1 ex. llilexo lt'
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ac..'.’lfiex. 78 onto rrldgepnrt at] new!“
on. His Adams at. and ac.. 125 LIL. ea.
“outlaw—7!!! an 9|: ac..n.m.‘; 'ilflar.p.ru.
Bumquht-LIMmm “onion ex.
Poll flannel“). A. ".410 an 015
nonunion-c. P.I.—l:uea..li5ex.. 1
a: “Small-eats; an.
F0: snowman. A. .4105. "in.
Killer. ”Bee. ill—nun. MOI-c.3153”
l. A. 1-“! Ma Shore Hoe).
lilac.
p ling: (rlaflpvillcdeld) no vu
. . ." “a r In.
ammo:
ere.
One may minds that kille. Ramhouil
lrtled the rank-or tu-iiiiaut children. alnoe
ante Mona. The subject of dolls or play
ormetrirlal mliierof that sort had been
introduced ior her benefit. nod the raid:
"Oh. no matter about that. grandma.
Let uttllk politic. I am seven year! old
now.”—Youth'o Companion.
Foil
LEAVE NEW YORK
l'ou Soo'rn Showgu. A. 31.401 on. .0)
Tri
A few Bulb.
A Chicago paper tellaof a young man
who had just returnul from Europe and
win allowing his friends some photographs.
lie came to one of the tomb of Juliet. and
aflergivlng an account of it mid. "Juliet's
esophagu- in full of Mala" This would be
adegreoor two worse for poor Juliet than
cold when. tony nothing of ltu utter lm»
puibility at this late date. lle wound up
with a glowing tnlk on Venice nod the
“Bruit" Inn. A piou- old lady of my ae-
xinianoe happened in at a Christian lin-
vor meeting. which is Always held bo-
fm the regular night church rervico. She
wan much impressed by the young people's
m and aminlly planned with l he
dosing. Should: ”Oh. I do love to hear
'em dual They ring with each venom!"
er. es 5. N. er.. 5t!ex.5fllae.dflu..lld at.
801 an. M) Adams ex. and um. um raid»
llln'hl or. Rood-yr A. li—Gill an. 7 line. P. I.
out I. et . vemmidnhrm
HAVINGSECUREU
50
More Building Lois
on the
Woodward
Homestead
Properly,
We now offer them
for sale at prices rang-
ing irom
$50
In ll. flurry.
Ire. Wit—Can l have my husband put
In jail fer flapping me in the mouth?
Wrote—Certainly. That in eel-lulu
and battery.
"Well. I'll oomearouud in about a month
and make the charge."
“Why not have him 'ormttld ot om?"
"Well. you Ire. when he nlapped roo Ibit
him in the head with a rullln in and he'-
It'lw in the hospital. and tho I Ut'iol‘l any:
he won‘t be able to get out for a month
yot."~—l..ife'e Calendar.
Grai
All II. Bdrm
Ir. (making an evening roll)»—
By the way. Nita Quit'klltrp. did you get
In hing nice for n i'hrirulnml gift?
I. Qulckatt‘p~lm!ev1| I dill. I will
allow it to you with plenum. It iron the
mantelpim.
llr. lanolin) loolnl in the direction in-
dicated and me a lmllllifol clock who-e
limits, within 10 min—
utes’ walk from the
depot, with good side-
walks gill the way, and
in the very heart of
I. Wanted lee» txpntenee.
“Why did youerrelt this man?" naked
theiud'eternly.
“ «practice. ' returned the policeman. .
”I’m neweatheiorceandlwauledto
learn how. your hm."~llarpw’e hour.
A root'e My.
Md ilk MWMImohlngde
of condom bill— on have given
W
u hunorelolywn. .m l . m.
WWMW“::~”“M" the any. N 0 better
Ar—Whydoeehllu ypoon lee .
“fl.“m'fQWl, “a City than these off-er.
““"mmflmr ed, either for location
Woven“
or price.
Select your lots in
time to secure such a
site as you wish.
{For further particular: an-
quireoi
JOHN HINDS,
(Millennial-Incl
,fiw*m“'"1 uwuklauteaflt,etlheemee_
i‘eilhedlIWellilllroh
_ 5‘ ‘ "‘
Wfifiwuwmwa
EVERY PAIR Wanna
SIXTY llvs'
One of the firm of Lounebury, 1:..lthowson &7 00., holding a i . .
shoe in his hand as a earnple, said: '
and finest lot of shoes we ever ‘offered you; they are slick, and I
I want you to have them ata bargain.” and we bought them, and
now for sixty days offer them at Reduced Prloee. ,‘
Sill! pails laiies' Hall-mule Shoes. llllllll $5.00. it $2.50.
Glover& Olsen’s
”full mama on Gflfllfiw
no. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING
We are showing our entire new line of Fall Novelties in
Dress Goods. The largest line that we have ever. shown. We
have styles that cannot be found in any other store in town and
we guarantee our prices to be lower than the some goods are
sold by city houses.
Hill BAPES AND Fllll TRIMM
We have a full line of FurCop‘ee'whfch we 1 '
Fur Trimmings in all widths.
COAL !
. COAL !
Wood Edit to llldel.
Feed,
WHOLESALE PRICE.
alumnus.
this “Emma "lain“ ”This!
I ' . ‘ ii, llveordnlielrytokl “endowment
handlpolrlttollm.—-thta¢o'l'ribllne. & CO" hfi?flfifi%’§”&%w} I:-
. ‘ w o net on on ll . r,“ or m n
.. www.mm .... upward. These lots taxman mum 333mm”
“a by eulllluuat lie. Bhpey'e orermutl’ . . ---. “WM“ . .. .
wmmpfl .. in“... “0'“ 9'?” ill" Chow?“ Ian maaullwma.2sc. BEE-[mm 60'
mgmmmmw Location in the City lull tut. s. 8. L'Hommedleu.
ne....._.....n...... .._ Metamucil.
..... M-...... .. .,
IISS [III III Ill 2 L. £1 80.
II flow “W”. M. Booth Wk.
AGONS.”
Mum-lull
W. SM. tit.
Prlcee to Salt All.
CALI: All!) m'fllm
Henrwailly.
HORSES CLIPI’ED.
Gillette Machlne.
name... f“ "
«no. I. amour.
.60 i ‘llu‘lllllln . ‘
new
HIP-an ‘
“Thoddore, this in on b...
. . sue. a nail
Slit. a pair
Sines. impelled.
Iisses' Shoes at ‘
i —-——AT—¥-—~—l ‘
u g ,
Washington St.. 50. Nortvalk.
stram & Hyatt.
Norwalk. '
———*.-_.
New Dress ,Goods.
————-¢o>———_
mas.
stram & Hyatt,
NORIWALK.
HALE’ S
LUNG
o...“
BALSAM.
Cures all colds.
Will cure yours.
ll,
Ask for free sample
and Hay
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Payflllilfllllrlél'gl
On Your Home
Amhlll Wit-Mouto- Ill. and m
Pllrltrs. crnlrps.
Hm “out. “Harwell
Norwalk Chronicler