g gist-arm‘s
can and See Them.
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j‘ xuslo mu. arms.
:mcllllllt
Widener-s Inter-
viewed' " at Omaha.
_ _ “upload as: ea lye l0
' ’s 1”!“qu lay
Car-Ms liepsssd cases
'1‘ Monica“ wlta aura-a.
total—The ennui-sinners ct
W government of Hawaii
’ through Omaha «(their way to steamerstSanFr-ucnco.
the claims of the W
W toAhe United States
lam a scaled letter
.M’d the gentlemen from the previ-
dssslpomment of Hawaii to the were
d'm lithe letteris accepted. the
mwlll consider it s recogni-
m AMERICA. IIISISTBR 10
t to have their claims
on the subject. This
“ale-arr 'I'bwrstnn
”course." said Mr.’l'hurstnn. ”our ad- to the trouble existing between the dual
IUOII as a state is out of the question. houses of the legislature failed to material-
Ouradmissinu under the laws governing in. The houses met at the, regular hour.
“nitrides would be l’flllflll)’ unsut'mlnctory and no attempt was made by tile l’opulists
”the United States and the represent» totorcibly eject the Republicans trout the
mat the provisional government. Unr hall. No business of any importance was
Minn is a permit“ one. Popular govern‘ transacted by either body. In the Repub-
rusut isout of the question. and still popn- lican house a motion to adjourn was made
h government in some rrrolliilul form is and canted. and the Republicans hurried-
tbcouly thing that will satisfy our people. ly left the hall. not giving the Populistsan
We want the protection of the United opportunity to eject them. as had been
flat. and some form of government that planned. It is believed that the Populism
will be satisfactory and pmllmble to both will attempt to exclude them Irolu the hall
tries.
“Tbs territorial form of government which event the long expected collision
would not be liberal enough for the gov- may take place.
mt of the islnnds. and a government —---
like that of one o! the states of the Union
would not he practicable. The most of no Roy"v Feb. :3."th Turin Gazette .y. as shown by the debt sloternenl Issued to
new that we would get the bestre- there isreason to believe that King llum- day. was titruoifila. tile lowest tigure
nltafrom a government similar to that bert spent comma francs from his private "fiche“ '1' "HI"! 5““ I“ J“'!- “”3. lb.
fortune to reticent the m which may“, net gold was inductor. a figure which
“People must not think." continued Mr. nous politicians had given to the Bank at Pf"! “0i “9'“ PW‘I‘HNY Mill!“ ”in“ I“
m. ”that the natives of Hawaii are llotne and the National bank. The Naples no. mwni Include- the “with.“ gold
the proposed action of the pry)- Courier mg n, h” proof u,» Signor (llo set apart as s grrellback redemption Iund.
monument in seeking protection Ittti. premier; Signor lacs", mining, or In the. month oi January them was. net
emmcnt oitbc United States. industry and commerce. and Signor tlrl- i“€m*"' ll" Pub"? "9'" 0‘ tilJOGfilim.
nativwin fact a majorityot maldl, minister of finance, a". checks The llonilrtcrestlwnrlngdebt was decreased
lbw—“vs never been in sympathy with after the last elections for the benelit of “333’” m "'i' “mm“ mm)“ d9“ 550"
“mailman! only the clique that several newaenators.
Ilvodud grewrieb on the tavors of the ......._.._...._...._...
w queen have any serious objections
“Insist“! gim her colonies.
It Was a Native Itovalatfoa. I . LI nick k m. u
”hm my” have been” [Dunn in William?! em
he “"th it"; revolutions. ”a onstration. The whole city was shine with
. W recently overthrown was Mnflm- Wmhlishi limos-ions parallel!
. tat rusitct one at then rerolullom. but with hand» and tannins. and almost every
MW .5 any or its ”my. house was illuminated. The mayorof Lbs-
es tar u the white population at trick pic-Ida! over the lamina.
hummus” so far
anugbttolorcs a new «undilu-
.d M evercnvete-l. If their plans
“ lass wens-fill t: white people would
”I” '0'“ to ' nllon ‘M' "W ._ state he smothered in the conference ctmmllttee.
‘“ m h" M absolutely compelled fiafifimfi:m.%rh $3, f, and that If it ever comes helm: the house
theststetorthsyearfm mm “my," again it will be defeated. or that President,
of deslhawss tum This makestbedeath Ill-"W! "i" "in" '0 Ii!“ il- ;
" laarstan raster mais- st lone.
*m‘rnlt. Feb. la—The principal do- _
. is connection with the Ha. In ":1 ll: dictated «31.43. In tweed
fiction is the announcement that I” '
Stale Footer had given up his
committee. These gentlemen cams rind!
and gave their views with reference to thh
on. There are no present indications
hm of United States naval vault In
Hawaiian waters.
The Queen lllda't Call on England.
103ml. Feb. 2.——M. HoiInung. the He‘-
dispatches
Zesland, although the Alameda has ar-
Grest Britain and has sent a statement to
that it the United States should annex
Hawaii, Germany might demand aslight
compensation elsewhere.
Was No Howdy Pall! Oneida.
puny, gave a detailed account of the opt/D
tlona ot the company and the charges of
bribery at any congressman, big or little.
and know of no occasion or reason why
any congressman should have been bribed.
The report ot the committee was unani-
mous on the subject, with the exception oI
Congressman Ben Wilson of West Vir~
ginia. who made a minority report. The
only occasion for any bribery. it there was
such a thing as bribery, was when this
Cross resolution was up in the early part
was the end of the canal. for the resolution
declared it to be the duty of the United ”M"-
Statestoresist the proposed construction
of the canal under the auspices of a for-
eign power. That was the only occasion
for bribery that I can see. and it iscertain
that there was no bribery at that time nor
A POLITICAL INNOVATION.
Departure by Oswego.
a claim. and the ditl'erellt hundreds shall illrrltil
renewed by the hundreds which they rep- up”
No Break In Kansas Alain.
TOPEKA. Feb. 2.-'I'he anticipated climax
wall."
when their hour for assembling arrives, in
The ltallaa Baal Scandal.
Egan's Welcome at LI-srlcl.
_ flew York's Death Rate.
rate for the year It?! pn to» population.
Am’mhvaa.
tcrslgbthtwsva Williams. unlo- In
gumtiolr.
on silver yl-l lulled.
To a I‘m“ reporter Mr illcklnson said, ,
"It is ol urorl- consequence just now than
all other tiller-lint“ t'ullllrlilt'tl. null untll ll
is settled ultm .pledlon- will have to
nectar us run t «not. Wfiw .“t‘;
quad Repeat the Silver Act or an Ex- Balaton. a. Y.. ran 2—11» jury In
clasp material increase made in m nm “3 Session Will Result. the Fay murder case came into court and
mm. mm Ann Amomor- lilhfll‘iflh‘élflht‘fi'fl rim;
waiian charge d'aflaires.hss received no the Monthly treasury State-cat—no spinsl cord. "ll “'0 “ill 0“. ll“! out
from HIV.“ by W" 0' N" (la-mitts. Reports Favor-lily roe lo-
rived at Auckland from Honolulu, and he “mm" " "'“m” cm" “'"m" The Jun mind. and Jndsc Holmes. who
loot opinion that Queen Liliunkslsni has “9”" ‘nh' "' “”3"“-
MM her mind “‘0'“ an “PM ‘0 \i‘nslllscro's. Feb. lit—Tile attention at
. the house was concentrated on one item oi h - 2 ha“.
Washington “Md, will "n" on "1° next the sundry civil appropriation hill. That I bullets striking hi! “m ’ “0‘
item appropriated 316,000,010 Iorcarrying
Gar-any lay Want Comps-tattoo. on the contracts already entered into for
Blintllt. Feb. 2.—Au inquiry at the Bar- thc improvements of rivers and harbors.
lln foreign office in regardto the attitude The jurisdictional authority of the norm
cl Germany on the " ” n“ ‘ m on
'elieited " aemioflicial "Pl, ‘0 "h‘cflm question. It was contended that the up
proprialiona should have been reported by
the committee on rivers and harbors, but
_._____ although Mr. Ilolmau was foremost oi
Hr. Cleveland Wants Canada ‘I'oo. ’ those who made this contention against the
NEW YouK.Feb. a—Tbc incoming sd- power (I the committee of which he is
, , ministration isnot onl anxious to annex chairman. that committee more out victo-
Wuwwdmumm ”“9““ Kuwaiti)!" expect: I: minimal-men rious and the item wse decided to be a
W‘W" which Will give lieu of Canada ' conspicuous feature d ro ’r one Further than that the item
flwll'.” "SWIM”: "it“ the early daysofthcadministration. p pe ' '
themition and theproteo
rr
withstood a iusillade oI objections and
‘ N0 BRIBERY 0F CONGRESSMEN- came out unscathed. “'llhmlt finally m-
_h '“m mmxfimm: [aha-a? A-srteaa hostile-t Says ner-
m' ml, the commissioners Inlanrous. Feb. 3—10 m III‘IW
In it I luv- to know just- what action interview Colonel n. w. Thompson. ax-
Oh! will take. but will not hesitate to has president of the American Panama com-
ing on the bill the house ndjunrned.
In the Senate.
Good progess in the practical legislative
work ot the senate was tirade. Immediately
after the routine morning business the
committee on appropriations asserted Its
rights of precedence and maintained it up
bribery made against it. Regarding the to the more of adjournment. It even re-
. it ~ fused to yield to the urgent appeal at Mr.
latter he said. I know nothing of the Harris (Dem. Tenn.) to let him report ‘
substitute for the house quarantine hill
and to have action upon it. The fortificar
tious bill was the first oi the general bills
to come up beiore the senate. and it‘ was
passed after it rather interesting though
not novel discussion on the ' subject of
coast notifications. The army prupria-
lion bill was then token up audw passed
with but a single amendment in using
. the monthly pliy of sergeants of the army.
0! 188" 0' course K “I." M’ lb“ The District of Columbia bill came next in
All the committee amendments
were agreed to except one that was re—
served [or sctinn looking to the erection of
a “(null municipal building ill Washing-
ton city. and the bill went over.
fast- In the Treasury.
at any other time. so far as I am swam" The debt statement for January show. a
———~~—-————— decrease in cash in the trensury during the
month oi about :4.me making the net
ml! ularul vital-Lilli), against salmon
A Bill la the Legislature Authorizing the on Jan I. lewd.
[of largely by lllr' incl. that $7,250,011! was
ALBASY. Feb. 2.-—-’l'he bill of Mr. Ains- pm-l during the month on the interest so
made to the mli‘hlfmflh": “0"“ “W" lime“ in m "umbili- “m"-
m W ‘22:“ ll lit; Clark‘el's syztcm (l): municipal! "or a Permanent Census llurean.
‘ e ““1 provl 99 t It '- ODEM Chairman “'illeox oi the llth census
W 3:13;?- guwfi;:?‘fifi;:fl:& l“ “if? VOW” in Oswegnsball bedrown ll! :ollllnlurl- rl-pmled to the house on the
. ’, “'1“ “In..." “mm in me belief that. “‘9 3“! clerkas "19 mm“ 0' Jurors are rvwnlllrinn tolnqlllre as to the expediency
“I. president is favorable to the wishesol fawn. Each 100 names shall be set aside .t the r~tzr|lll~illlll-nt of upcrmanent census
1” residents at the sugar islands. ,
But In case the president refuses to act
I! the matter the commissioners will not
bMIIged entirely, lull will make an
‘mbhvc the lnntter taken up by coir
ll- wltltout any suggestion from the
t.
It on» dump that the work could
_ known as Class A. Class ll. etc. EICII n- [lulu- “ill. more necurncy and more
this film“ choose an elector, and all the cutiutllit“.llli llmn under the decennialsys
elect sochosen shall appoint B“ "30 0“! elll. Ill \ ir'w nl Ilresre fuels llrl? committee
office . to hold oilire at the pleasure of the .-..;.y «mi unwmbiy upon rile [inlpthlllml
Elem-0 . Th? ek‘uom lhemwlfi‘s m3, l” u ll ~l.i tltilh'tl in lllv' llllllM’ lul t'uliwillt‘l'lv
n 1. [l n l ‘ - Ina: pl-nvllllnu tor u perlllnul'nl
. . resent. ’ in 'l is nonpo tics and I low or liir- ugglrgutr lo~t oi uhrlh, it is
go: uncut? ":1, mififin‘cflfifi'lfifffi “Mimi by Ua'wego valulllicans and Dear «um um. mu not exam! room) an
underline rules of international law. but norms “Ill"; F‘" u” ””1"” ”'_"‘“‘“ "WU."-
”I’M‘fl" find om it they tail to the clty rs dlvtded into four electron dis
. . > - trim ll. . .\l Dickinson is here to so with .........
their chums before 00“"me rn eltherot _....._._____..__ i“ y.
“ a Million“ frnllr .\Ir. Cleveland. that some»
thing IItlhl be done toward the repeal of
the Sherman bill‘t‘l pun-haw net belure the
presetll wmon of congress ends on March
I. or elw Mr l‘lewlnud ulli rllllllliull an
extra session nltllill ill-hue utter his loan-
Title w.» the Hills! dot-love step
.‘l r. I‘lrvs-Imrrl's l'llllllalnll.
"How about ilnwall's request lor annea-
anon?"
"It shotlldbe granted. The next war—-
If there in to be one—will be on the man.
and we have need nl there islands,"
[he I'ubllr Debt Slate-rent.
The net gold in the treasury on Jun. 81$
ed an inrresru of ISM. while the netcash
on grammar ui lens than at the closeot
the year "In The interest bearing debt
bosons. Feb. i—The popular reception outstanding Jan, at was warmest The
Em rated debt on which lull-rent has ceased since
0‘ James "M libs Irish dym matllrityl-l mammal ’i‘he Ironinterest
braving drill wits Sfiti,ttl,iilii in. mailing a
total of Illuminati}.
l'milll-nt llsrrisum smttocouglsss today
his special lines-age dealing with the im-
portation oi Ionian grunts Into the United
Hum arm. lin- Canadian border under
.. . - ' - -. Lilo .5. In"... urns-liar and.
as details 8A! ““581”. “it 1—Ad'lm N wall armr- flow or sail-pm...
'» him. but no Ides can be gum to evived from Yokohama say the dissolution N”! You. Feb. aw'I'hc passage by the
' lime in tho United iii-m 0‘ the 0‘ ii“ 3'9““ Wmmm " “W- A United States senate of on- run-l. antlnp
m “a WWW!” b! "”35 petition 5" W presented toths m 0' lion hill had no perceptible eilect upon the
W“““'” ”MW“ all 1mm produce and cotton merchants. although
the FOP" that would harem-do h expelled from the country. The native speculation in those departments at trade
with man vim! "unh- P-W' "' "’3 “it" min“ ii" 13"" would naturally be «may aI'Iectrtl
islrers. should the bill becomes w. The general
(selling. however. is that the bill willeither
W to file a Bead.
lllnbtrrovsJL Y., Feb. 2.418 Hill
at chrty..howsselscted to theollceof 1'”
district attorney oi Sullivan county. has
. "m ““7" “m” "' "' Gaston. 0,, m ”In. t of the neglected to also sndCoontyClcrk
ammm'. Whittle tab
guy MtuAan- multilevel-tor culmination will
ass-rd ”or: W Athletic club 9106 rural-dd. but won the mom
lusts [wits rues some.
Insult. loll, l‘et . l—‘i‘le striksol the
Iris salt
lacunae-nun Mr MMFWW
«buss.
luv
tails-Id Ibsuflllmaad-
“walls-wealth“ faiths
law-ts «ideal
the!
falls. Warns-std
WWIM all"
.\ or super.» ill-Ila.
Uncle do“ .1?
av enououacsn‘omui "
Ila Boo-Ives the Jary's Verdict Will .
Alr at Bravado.
asked that the evidence given by eye wile
ncaaea of the shooting he read to them.
lie-P
the back at the neck. nearly severing the
the third one. which was fired alter 3
had shot himself twice in the forth ' .
I'sa g‘sp forto diet”
had been standing out alone that the third
shot was the one which cauud death and
which was tired alter Fay had been craved
convinced of the prisoner's guilt and agreed nor wiser than his follows.
with the olher ll jurymen.
Foreman Sickler announced that they
had agreed and that their verdict was
-guilty 0! murder in the first degree. Foy
took his farm nonchnlsntly and walked
bath to his cell with the same air of
bravado that has distinguist him in jail.
ills aged tether sat by his side and seemed
to realize that the verdict was the inevitar
hie result at the evidence.
r ' ‘ions was called into
TO TELEPHONE HANDWRITING.
A New [To-pas, Which Will Do Away
With the Telephone Girl.
CHICAGO, Feb. z-A new telephone com—
pany is chartered here with liailllmu cap-
ital to work under the Harrison patent.
The Harrison patent was some time ago
invoivedinalcwsuit with the Bell Tele—
phone company. The case was hotly cou-
tested before the supreme court of the
United Stntes and was the first in which
the Bell company ever snflered detest. The
incorporators claim that they can give
service for one-half the rater now charged.
President Feree raid: "We will construct
a circuit between New York. Boston. Bul-
Ialo. Cleveland. Detroit. St. Louis. Innis-
ville. Cincinnati. Pittsburg. Philadelphia.
Washington. Baltimore and from there
back to New York.
“One of the most important features of
our new system is that it is expected to do
entirely away with the telephone girl. We
do this by a system oi automatic switch-
boards. In conjunction with the telephone
we will hxlvca new system oi telegraphy
by which messages are written out. and an
exact tacsiulile is transmitted to the r9
ceiver."
THE CAR WORKS FAILURE.
Liabllllles Will Aggregate Ilove ‘I’Ian
Il.000.000.
little. Pa. Feb. a—The failure ol the
Erie (Jar Works company. limited. has
shaken business circles to the center in
this community, although no other insti-
tution is Ilkely to bcdisastronsly involved.
It isesliurated thlt the liabilities. includ-
ing-Small mortgage in favor oi Hon.
William A. Galbraith and Colonel H. 8
Flower on the Martel furnace at Point
St. Ignace. Mich. will aggregate more
than “unit”. There are a number of iron
firms in the Mabonlng valley among the
unsecured creditors. and it is said that the
Car “'urks company‘s liabilities in that lo
entity will reach lithium. The Carnegie
company or the Curuegics as individuals
svealso among the creditors The concern
has been struggling under a heavy load (or
a number of years. The sale of the per-
sonal property will tulle place on Saturday
of this week. The works are still running
boulder.» in hand. When worked to the
toll ('allllat’lly they employ about an hands.
hiring and terrible object.
liars-c Satan!”
What's In a Sand?
the other
This llecreusa- is nccounted
turb pa." said his fond mother.
and at a time.
along.
cr pint-idly for the 900th time.
said his (other crossly.
Ilo Evidently Doesn't Lille l’sealtlents.
Whatever I'Ireir Pnllllra.
SALEM. (in. Feb. Z~llovcrnor ileunoyer
has issued the following:
“.‘io permission will be given to use slatt-
cannon [or firing a salute over the inaugu-
rutlon 0! a Wall street plutocrst to presi-
Alent oi the United States."
i’rnnoyer is the governor who refused to
travel to the border 0! hrs «stutt- to greet
l’resrdellt Harri-toll when the latter was
travelltnr through the nest and northwest
Johnny still."
he has."
To Remove 4:! Davis' Ito-rains.
Rlclmosb. ‘rb, ‘3 —-At a meeting oi the
board oi directors of the Jefl Davis Mou-
unlent association a resolution wassdopted
that the remains oi “President Davis" be
removed trom New Orleans to Richmond
and "interred in Hollywood on May ill.
Memorial day. and that n committee of five
beappointed to consult with Mrs. Davis
and the New ()rleallssuthorities to arrange
necessary details. ‘
Vesuvius 'I'osls Csallaue.
Pom ROYAL. S. 0., Feb. z—Tho experi-
mental practicing with the pneumatic guns
of the Vesuvius was resumed and contln.
lied throughout the day. Fourteen pro
kettles were dirchargctl. With theexcep-
tion at the two final shots. ranged for all!)
yards. shorter range litres were aimed at»
sis shots at Low yards and the other six at
Mill yards
The last ltlver 1aaasl Stopped.
Lotto Inlnslrtilrr. N. i'.. ‘eb. t—Ths
shalt of thr~ Hunt river tunnel on [mirth
street, this lily. bi boarded over. and a
gringo! their is Inlay taking dowrltllsnlw
chillery nml in sinking the tunnel illne-
the explosion Ill llyllumlll' ll. the tunnel
on Dec '3 no work llaalreru door on the
shaft. which is now lull of water
Ant-sis In the lists.
lasts lib-Isa Agata.
A‘fllllla. Fell. a—Tll. island nl all!“
was simileu by another earthquake. A
hundred bottom are reported to Iurv. been
wrecked ill the city of ante. Thousands
an leaving the city to sleep in the fields
Many have been killed and Injured: Bov-
Is-ooveswev at Obie Ill.
MK II. Bishopofoblo ll dangerously In W W“ the
hers. By realm of his fitness
year-Ht lallkelyto prove Iatsl.
user at Ohio from January,
January. Imam! has always made
dnmtlbllm
Rational Wrisnercnurvsny. w ieb in MI.- tlllusrslsvvv ass Governnlr' Flaw-r, “mm. w
IW’ ”Ml-'33“ wwsfifiuly% numb “gropoiammfl'dtw h" n ‘ m Mammal». n-9mmnm ‘3 m“ m d r...
I has Is estimated at t W ‘ ”will hurl inch woollen
m ”Ill?!“ “Mikel-Illusions. wanton-Wot lush-um" w,
'v' . Ufllla. s. v. rust—s disastrous are. n" m
bad sovrtrolisll the In
out the Min. callus as.-
party room .
Western «Italians was
Ins-sadd-
gamma-rat:
lupus
Pill llllll
tsshsrccf'puhlic petroc-
FT. S. liliNllllSliN,
- . , done the” the"
ill. still. lull in illoll mutton Quint.
‘m ‘ nose.“ ”‘Neaiiness.
, _ ,. . . ' wwws Accuracy. and
. ~ - ~~ , lltlll.lnllllsulltcn..§§ii.~n. mm. .. w. . .
.1 W-H-Miilfiluo- -"' """" l" ”m" m‘ summon tr. “Inst. 1qu Prices.
oust-avenue. ”’ -' run was.
murmurs-1k. on
mflmnmfio ammo ‘
.-__............'....
: Into-lb. an elderly negro
who lived r it many years ago on one“
the Gannon sen islands with his wife '
Hannah. used bwuently tombubo his
wife tor hoe "sloopcrm'abiu.’ "Yo'sa
too slooperstr’shis. Baruch.” he
would say. "Why ain‘ you done observe
Ills. ole ‘oihrnl Yo’ ain’ nebhlrr seen the
min no slooperstishin. Dey sin‘ no this
howlinwot kinshsrmeldey siu‘no
blackcatwot kinlnskome heleebs dst
Aunt Hannah paid no attention. She
was moustouwdfim to lot Jobmassert hism- .
without con 'ction. be- '
lug quite aware that he was no better Made from be“ leaf.
The very night after this positive as-
sartlon on Job's part0! his independence
‘of superstitions Aunt Hannah was sud-
denly taken very ill with cholera mot»
has. Job. alter satisfying himfielf that
her case was really slanuing. set out
just at sunrise to [etch the doctor.
Hewas just making hiswayinado-
pruned frame of mind through the path
with wild orange and jas-
mine that leads from his cabin to the
host landing. His eyeswers upon the
ground. Suddenly hebecame awarothat
some object was confronting him on the
path and he looked up with a start.
There standing facing him was a big
black cat. its glossy back arched. its tail
erect and swollen to what seemed an ex-
traordinary rise. and its golden eyes
glittering in the light of the rising sun.
It was meme some wondering tabby of
large size returning from a night's foray
and startled by Job's quick approach in-
tomakingsboldshowol resistance. but
tothoncgro’sdaasd sycsitwasansstotr
ASK FOR
B'L
TOBACCO.
Over Post Office. South Norwaik.:gonn.
I
Always the same.
Johthrewopbothhandsandslueamedr
" Tain‘t me. Marne Satan! "l‘ain‘t me
dat‘s sick. I tells ye. it's my olc‘omnn
Hal-nah dnt yo come fer. ‘Tain't me.
Jack Tolliner. on his way to the rice
plantation. came up just at this moment
and took in the whole situation. and
while thccat turned and ran oil through
the jungle. Jock laughed long and loud
at Job's fright—Youths Companion
He was a small boy traveling with his
father and mother on a train. and the
way in which he warwboopcd up and
down the our aisle made him a terror to
passengers
"Sit still.” said his father in a foghorn
voice: "how can I hear myself think
when you're making such a racket!"
“There. there. Johnny. dear. you din
Makes an every-day convenience of an
But thcinfaut terror kicked and cried
. d ' l
and refused to keep one positionuacc- Pure in who esome.
Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
kage makes two large fies. Avoid
tions—and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELL & SPULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
old-time luxury.
"I‘d like to have the raisin of that
boy—l just would.“ said a sharp In-
tured woman who had her knitting
"I wouldn't mind ilnvingu hand in it
myself." szl'lll ii man who was regarding
the youngster with lllill’llt'l' in his eye.
“Sit still. Johnnie. dear." lurid his moth-
—~—~-»————-—~ "Whyllon‘t you cull him John? He
might pay more uttentiou to you then."
Wflllll Hill “8
a few days. and you will he untied at the llllt‘X
ted success that will reward your rl’orts
ethe best buttons to oler an agent
he found on the face of this rnrfll.
“5.00 prollt on $2500 worth of business is
his endly and honorably made by and paid to
haul reds oi men, women. boys. and girls in our
our oy. You can make money latter at work for
area have any idea or. The burineu In so
and instructional so rimplr and plain,
d from the start. Those who take
hold of the busiqu trap the advantage that
arises from the mild reputation 0! one at the
oldest. most rueceutnl. and largest publishing
houses in America. Secure for
that the business so readily and
All beginners succeed gratuity. and more than
veslire their (rested es who
t It Ind east-m as we I
room tor a few more workers. and we urge
in at once. It you are ahead on
ll'lr a few spare moments. :l
o are tin-m to advantage. then write as at n
for this ll your grand opportunity). and rvl'rlv
ll psrlivu an by return null. dd
’I‘BL' l: a: $0.. lloa Nu. m. Augusta. ls
"What’s in a name?" Mkt’tl the mother.
"By any other mum: he would be our P"
”Then for heaven's sake give him no
other llulue.‘~ return-d his pzl. “for he
hasn't been still a moment with the one
Then be plugged his can; with cotton
while the other passengers uncured his
last I't‘lllllfk.-Dt‘ll'0ll Frm‘s Press
Astronomy and Photography.
Modem astronomy is more deeply in-
debted to the science of photography
than tho llvvrngo reader only imagine.
Without the ltlll of the camera and the
perfect views it lulll given ml of the
bodice ”fur out in space" our knowledgt'
of celestial gmgmphy in the latter part
of this the grandest of llll the centuries.
would be charger indeed. When. where
or by whom the camera was first point-
ed skyward with the intention of photo
graphing n planet. or even n whole we—
tion of the star slulnglcd canopy which
envelope our little world. I will not
attempt to say. but the grandest of
all such undertakings is that which
hue been inaugurated and pnrtinlly
carried out by the ustronomcrs and
scientific photographers of the World
during the [lord two years. Sonic tons
tor mind conceived the idea of mapping
the entire sky—of mulling a hypath
chart of the heavens. salt were. This
Idea when fully matumd was column»
nit-stud to others Interested in that par
ticular branch of science. and the result
was an agreement that ll lwlestisl atlas
should he made.~8t. Innis Republic
lbetn. There ilpivsty
W. L DOUGLAS
as one: mll'i'lp.
Horns and cattle never look so mist-r-
sblc as when standing 03M
and driving rain. Every held in which
cattle are turned loose should have m
qralflllsges travel-sen entirely destmg]. udhardy the stock. I! left to
Jllcssmmtu. m.'sb.l-Ea~tlovusr- or docket. which would at last giv
mists. llllh
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mat: twsanfonrhedgvatheyarsdenled
to
gilt/ad”
nae-mean.
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Stoves;
TIN. ‘leIARE
Phillis it all its limits.
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South Norwalk. %
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THE woliiiili‘ii the IGE
AlocafAnauhsttefiwths
Painless Extraction of
Teeth.
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willpodti y
naudcaussnodter trouble. I I
them-ow fsno duh-:35“
tread on anyone. even t suflerf
disease. lung trouble or nervousldgblltty.
whether fill}: odrOIgarme *
. r lathe on] do tlst
53:“? the right to use amphcun in whom
an work pertaining to Dentist at vices
about one half charged by other dams“?
All work guaranteed to be the best.
Office open from 5 L to until 8 p. m.
DR. F. W. DARMER.
Gea'l slate Agent for Ample-e.
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Job
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monitor: our min in:
Freshest F ish"
AND SUGAR
To Bl HAD.
llitllltn on no sunllls.‘
Piglet! Oysters.
TELEPHONE CALL 8 ll.
Hunt & Zeluff
IS Washington street.
relaunch. +
it Solitary St. Boston, lass.
F i re and
Burglar-Proof Safes.
Bank Sales,
Bank Vaults,
Bank Vault. Doors.
AX!)
BEPIISIT WORK Ill Ill IlllillS.
The Best Sales in the World.
down not. Always pn-
sem their contents.
I50 sold in Lynn. lass since that I ll
whereiflof our safes were sub ecu-dz". lemon
heat. preserving their content; to in
CHAMPION RECORD at f
ghiggwgtzflniin I‘llfllhin the ageJBligfofgg
l-. n it i Km
for circulars. Agent: l-lantrtrld'fera “Mia Berri
‘ am an hilbllle\\
DAILY DIRECT ‘
Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK
AND
South iigrwalk
N orwaik.
'1 [IE i’ROi’i‘ILiJCHS
0in of Nlinrwalk
EAGLE
iYlll lynw i‘ivr 3i. E. ii.. lileekrnan street.
New lurk. at .3 p. to.
v ln’l\t~ Sorts slit .3 p. "L; South Xurwalk can
. "I.
Freight received from 7 II. to. to 5 p.m.
Upon a i llicntion to agent-l the City of Nor»
w‘ni mu .3 in lslll in: M'Ill for stmiul lotnol
freight anyw new in {\ew York or ltu vicinity.
I’V‘AHr-cmullr are forbid trusting any 0!
he ellr’rloyraol ttrcboalnof this line now
mum o theowneru thereon at"!
ALL SIZES or
BRUSHED STQNE.
[lateral Contractor all Saver
Busintss a Specialty.
F. M. Pierce,
Hos ‘llil. i-louth Wm.
Norwsllevrun. Wt ill-J. Norwslz.
la”
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We tot}. II. Daltlvn.
5! Washington St. to. Israeli
ll Isis that Israeli.
Balers, labours.
ICE CREAM.
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so use as canol- mas-r.
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illicit...- fill:
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