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rgaothprnmlllouram
:T‘ll “tun SITUlTlllll.
can... Ministers Resign Their
‘ Positions.
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Warn-Inset will Take on Ila ‘l’sl-
. 'm Thar Neat Mondays-"lunche-
I-taa Insisty llnltln an Enthualastlc
m
Insurer-or. Feb. Elf-Tho debate in
lb estate was not of an excitingoreno
‘l'fll'charactcr. ltwas over the ques~
‘ tin mud in the legislative appropria-
ll- hill whether the Utah commission.
.whlchhanbccn in existence for the last 10
'M should be abolished as r ,
the house. or continued in oflicc as recom—
mud-l by the senate committee on appro—
m The , ’ was “ ' L" in
lavwotcontinning the commission. One
lam ofhumor illuminedthedchate and
peovokad laughter on both sides of the
“hi. It was contained in the remark
arms arm summit.
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nature It tum llllllll.
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(fall and Sec Theiii.
momma.
HARRlTV SPEAK! OF HIS LETTER.
u was heat that Without an. clueless-n
leg-est.
Putunnu'nu, Feb. fi—Otatcarn the
letter sent out by chairman W. T.
rity of the Democratic national committee
for the purpose of ascertaining the prob
able attitudecf the Democratic member
oftbe houacotreprescntatlve‘aof the next
congress who are not members of the put
out congress and who have not voted upon
tbequestlonoftherepcalof the Sherman
silver purchase act, Mr. Barrlty said when
asked about it: ._
"It is evident thatnomeof our friends
are unduly exercised about the letter sent
out by me. The latter contained no ex-
pression of opinion and made no request
an to the cunnclohc pursued bynnyof
the Democratic represent-“vellum
Neither was it sent to such men cl
oongrea. it was only sent to member-p of
m p . . t - “ii to
chairmen of Democratic state central com-
mittees, and was sent with the view oi
learning, as far as practicable, the punitiou
of " ' , :itativca upon nqucc
tion the final dispositionof which menus
as much to thecountryas it dam to the
Democratic party.
“The letter rm sent out on my own re
r
”It. W (Den, 8’. J.) to the cf-
~ in a“ alter March 4 the Democratic
mm bra the house of represents.
tin, them theencauvcand at least
a “a the nhiurt.
'lhe *hlll met another defeat
bthhusa. Itfniledto preventthe lu-‘
dhtapprupriationbill from being taken
Q. and that measure was further eon-
“ but without final disposition.
Metham- took up the Indian bill
“ ‘lhflwua brie! flurry over the sundry
d‘ll appropriation bill, which Mr. Blond
fill-red must he considered in committee
d the whole, and it wan referred there.
an. Oold situation Brighten
The treasury situation shows decided
Improvement. Theadvica received show
th‘the export of gold at New York for
bill! will reach only comma. when it
named “norm would he required
hiatthedcmands on the treasury for
shipment. This. taken in Lonneo-
ties with the fact that in face of the gold
agitation the government has incrcttscd its
[dd holding hy 8153.00, inspired conn-
denccnud led tothe belief nmong treuury
dill-l5 that the tide hall changed. “'ith
the mom gold to be exported subtracted
from thefrce gold held in the ire-awry. a
fit balance will be left of more than
moon The receipts nlso show an in-
ereanovcrexpectnliou, and the close of
the month will show the ledger almost.
halanced,despite the incl. that more than
“Will! has been required for pension
”meats.
'wrelgw ”tablets An [leaks-lug.
The United States ministers abroad are
lightning to send in their resignations so
that President Cleveland may be unem-
”need in filling their places by new ap
pniutmcuts should he feel so diaplhefl
w reaignntions have already been
placed on file at the depur ment. and on or
More llarchlitis probable that nearly
Ill will he on hand. It llil‘i been the prm lice
file-lubriountlulionof the government for
United States ministers alumni to pistes
their resignation: in the bonds of an in-
coming administration.
A ”I Ora. Knaptlnll.
lb Clara Barton. orbivlrnt of the
American National lied Cure Amie”. hold
Inception at Red Cram hemlqrmrrem to
meet the officers and clmrter members of
the society. The gathering was it repre
untative one and included mvnllmm of
lbaeuatc and house and timid-ls of the
executive departments and prominent cm-
sen-of the district. The hemlqunrters of
thesoclety are located in the building oc-
cuflcd by General Grunt as his headquar-
taradnring the war and one replete with
historic interest.
Stave-rows Triumphal Train.
Bwonlro-rozr, ills. Feb. 5.» Arrange-
ments are now complete for Vice l’rcci
drunk-fl Stevenson's trip to the inaugu-
ration. lie is to he the goat of the lllinuis
Democratic club of this city, which organ-
isation has complete olmrgc of all the al-
faira connected with thin triumphal excur-
doa. 'This club has chartered a train,
whhh will run overtime Chicago and Alton
to Chicago and from there to Washington
Marthe Baltimore and Ohio. It will be
cmnposcd of four Pullman sleeping cars, a
hangs car. a dining car and Vice Presi-
htrelm Stevenson's private car. The
win president's party will he composed of
Ir. and Mrs. Stevenson and children-—
Tulsa. and Misses Julie. Mary and Leti—
tia. The two former young Mics willjoln
lhepartyat Chicago, where they are»
hailing college. .
lien. and Mrs. James J. Lwing. Ira
WT. Scott and daughters-dilue-
W ‘alti Julia—Mr. and Mn. John
M Mr. and hire. 1'. J. Buun, ill-e
Burnett of St. Louis and Mr.
WI. Williams. Hr. Stevenson's old
law partner, will he in the party, together
whh in ladies and members of the Illinois
dab-ad tatlves of the Associated
Den. Theth will leave lllootnlngton
“Ia-Jest londaynndwlll arrive in
"ingtoa on Tuesday afternoon at 4
clack.
A Iag— la-hnrmaa Convicted.
WA. m. lr-Clilrleanlm
”concurs-tell in the United States
am «we the malls for the row
I
sponsibility, and the suggestion that it was
done at Mr. Cleveland's request is without
foundation. It was given to the new
papers at Washington, but for what pur-
I do not know. However, I believe
Wmhllflllon will do no harm, but.ou
the contrary.“ is llkelytohean advao.
"It"
i -- thanbeeu thcnatnrenfthc repllu
you have thus far received?" was asked of
. Hrjlarrity.
"That I must decline to state this
time. I have already received ms y su-
sworn, and, an a rule, men have not heal—
tated to declare what their position in or is
likely to be as to the Sherman silver pur-
ohm: act. Many are oquarely in favor of
its repull. Some are in furor of its repeal
in a modified way. and others are opposed
to its repeal. Further than that I have
nothing to make public."
l WHY M’KINLEV INDORSED.
a. Did It to Repay Ill-dunes Show. "Irl
Ila “an a rtmlont.
CLEVELAND. Fifi). %.—-A special dispatch
received from Youngstown gives additional
light on the friendship between Governor
McKinley and Banker Walker of that city.
who carried the governor down in his fail.
ure. it was stated that many years ago
when Mujor McKinley was a struggling
young lawyt :- Walker assisted him very
material v by money udvaneca The money
was repent of mum, ‘hut hlnjor McKinley
remembered Mr. Walker's kindness with
grntitnde. and in these later yenrtl he did
not hesitate to vouch for the credit of the
i man who had befriended him in much the
same way. For that moon. then, as well
as the fact thnt they had been lifelong
friends, Governor McKinley cheerfully io—
domed Mr. Walker's notes. Governor Mo-
Kinley’it confidence in hir. Walker was aim
shown by the [not that. the latter was named
as executor in the governor‘s will.
McKinley Pu-slhly “ct-arid.
MASSlwls. 9., Feb. Sift—An agentufthc
New York Mutual Life lnsurnuce com-
pany. who is now in this city, in authority
for the statement that Governor McKinley
. holds as security for his obligations to the
creditors of his friend, Mr. Walker. a ton-
tine policy made out in favor of Walker
for “will! in that company. The policy
is on the myenr plan.
_——— ‘5
Actors to Protect Stage Children.
NEW Yonn. l-‘rb. its—To take some ac-
tion regardimz the reported “element of
Commodore Elbrialge T. Gerrythat chib
dreu were being brought up to a life of
vice by being connected with the stage, a
meeting of New York managers was held
thin uftenloon at A. M. Palmer’s oflicc. Bo-
' sides Mr. Palmerlhere were present Henry
C. Miner, Joseph and Charles Jclerson.
Daniel Frobmcn, Frank W. Sanger, Henry
‘ E. Abbi-y. John Schoedel, Frank Martha.
. Oscar Hammerstein. E. 0. Gilmore, Henry
Cour-dd. Marc Klaw, JWesley Rocsuquest
and I-‘. A. Lovecraft. Joseph Jeflersou was
the principal speaker and introduced a r“?
olution calling for the formation of s at»
clety to protect children of the stage. The
olllcial statement of the meeting in as fol-
lows: "it wasdetermined that, in view of
the fact that Mr. Gerry has denied the
statements imputed to him concerning the
stage, to make no formal protest, but the
subject of stage children having been no
vividly brought before the managers of
New York it wanagvecd to take steps to»
word forming an organisation for the pro
tcctiou of stagechildren. Joseph Jean-on
was appointed chairman of a committee to
men counsel, the others of the commit
tee bring lasers. Palmer. Abbey, Miner.
Masonite-t, Scour. Gilmore and Daniel
Frobman"
frightful Death at awn.
Prmnnno, l'eh. I—‘i’he aye-roll
daughter of Mr. and Ira William Gruhbs,
who reside at Sharpslrurg, near the city
limits, was boiled to death in a kettle of
I
at the supper
' the child crawled out of the kitchen
to the kettle. into which aha fell head III.
Ir. Orubhswentlaacnrehofhia
Ills horrorcan only be imagined when
The flash
deranftblittleous.andllfshadld.
Allratal lardevatlm
fortunes. Pa. he. ll—Yeatsnlnylb
airman went tohrr home lathisdty
and found her mother lying on a table
“atrium-null" “mummw 23mm in. '1’;de :33
Lmhm"m; ‘M‘ :3 f: “ living. hatfln cannot recover. Abloudy
. fill-1:" “w“mbwmmwhywthmhdas»
,' m lumbar. tempml murder. Henry initiate-alt. a
. awn-rattan yonegmanwhohcnrdrdwlththam
. nntllraeectlynedwhomtheyrefusldbnb
It Mia the Pace.
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rte nae-nu
u-
]m Feb 5—What pointless to
of the moat dhtnetroun rural '3': h.
We“ in lit. Lelia began crime
consolidated, Western TIN-Ml
years
Thoma-Ann
.astanltisgcltytreesarerofcm
. a proposition to settle
on 'vi'lpvohably he acaptetl. it will _
an.” the malelngshortngs of In.» ,
grin lhecsattnnsta Aral
‘ to“ Hamilton. m, flyingtolev
hilt-Menu.
a
mwhhm‘fi"
. nun—N.
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final. lllllllSllll t on.
cost-Arman. '
‘nm I. (he.
wot-Wee
Renate“: m: m”
ng and
“’ """W‘" ’m‘” to summon 8T. limit.
at}
. p , to.
your Job , ting
done, where their
motto is Quick-'-
nets, Neetness.
Accuracy and
sooosasonrousuaox. at,
momentum-u. ea .
Minimum Burn It'
The California Millionaire lla-
esultcd in the Street.
easement or ritual! and
I. Jalae ran floated I. a 5......
I.Jarlty.
Pants. M 3.4!. Jules lorry was
elected prudent of the senate bra moi
jot-l efulvstea
”rm:
upon
swmmnrsrmmor. sadlmaihraot
_.._.__. .shortlyaftcrhh
electlouwnaal-
.nouneadiaths
A Bepsrhahl Clea- Call [or the law
Tech at who tend- a Fortune senate and In»
ceirsd their con-
Wlthal’ich Shovel and flow Pes-
gratnlatlons.
neanen'salth Ilatald. P ”u‘ C
Sn: restroom. Feb. int-John w. lsreportsrltohsvs
Mackay, the famous mine owner and
linsncicr,wsnshot through the back yea- "
tarday by an old man giving the name oi
W. C. Bippi. and narrowly escaped death.
Rippi, after living one shot at Mackay, shot
himself through the left breast and will
die. So far Mackay's wound is notecri-
ons, anl thereinno dangerof afatal too
minution.
Ferry. ll. Perry
will deliver his inaugural add". on lon-
day. It is expected to he conciliatory and
continua Several journals remark that
theconutry in now governed by fonropv
plutonium-Carnot, Ribot, CaslmirPer-ier
and Perry.
KA'NSAS REPUBLICANS UNGERTAIN.
Fearful of the Court's Melon—Waggon-
nr Falls ' ham.
Torus. Feb. fist—A decision in the
Bonn habeaa corpus case, which will attic
the status of the rival house-Jill beheaded
down by the supreme court today. The
Populista are stronger in the conviction
that the court will decide that it has no
jurisdiction than they were before the case
was coiled for hearing, and the Republic-
. ans are not a little apprehensive that Inch
will be the ruling. should this be the de-
cision. it would make the Duns-more or-
ganisation thedefsctohouae sud auchef
its legislation would stand in law. The
' ' im- of the ‘ inn to ’ '
the coats of the 50 Populist: vacant was
postponed by the Doughnut house.
Bailey F. Waggener. whom the Republic-
an house wishcsto clectasaeuntovtocon—
test the neat'ns a stalwart Democrat an op
posed to John Martin, Democrat-Papal“
. ’9
Jam; w. MACKAY.
The bullet struck hinctzny in the mid-"e
of the back. After firing the would he
murderer turned the pistol on himself and
fired a bullet into his own hotly. The self
inflicted wound was ra-rious. but as long lb
he could walk he followed Mnckay. trying
to live at hlm again, but he wan so weak hr
could not pull the trigger. lle then thrrv
up his arms. excluiming. “My God. 1 on.
satisfied!”
A Stranger to Mach-y.
When Mr. \inckny wast asked if he knew
the man who hurl shot him, be said: "I
never knew of a unmounted llippl. l hmi
a good look at the old man who shot, fllll.
lam u-rmin i do not know him. I cannot
give any rear-on for the :mult."
William C. Ilippi is well known to th.
old tuners in San Francisco, and has been
a lurmliztr ll mm around 13:4) Pun-ell «rem
n urn.- he nude his home. Everybody knr
turn uml Cu:t.~ltir|’r.1i him lililllllrt‘i l"-
tlxe hm rm; yenrs no tuunlrd at the ahon
ntltlh\~. mm the landlady new-r15 that i.-
wzu ' marten: In pli'll‘e‘ of all the lhrlrtlers
He no.» burn in Cmcmtmti. where be In» a.
mic «tLl hunliv. At one little he wn~
n or“. i. uler awn» and mull: about $50.0“)
on (unravel; lmle speculations.
I'rnud I‘ve-In stock speculations.
Ht- cum» to San Francisco and began
gntulvllng ill 5“ka ills money moo hr
gun in go, null then he opened a cash gru-
cery Ill Fourth nlhel. Tue venture foiled
and about tour yearn ngo he won running»:
but and dining room on the slentner liar)
Garrett. which pile. between San Francine
and Stockton.
In the would be amenin'n cunt was found
a letter addressed to The Examiner. which
read'
the Republicans will elect any senator.
HANLON AND ROSS MATCHED.
Liberal Stakes and the championship the
Pris.
Blew You, Feb. Ere-A rowing match
was arranue-l this afternoon between Bd-
tivce met here by ,r
coming from Toronto and Rossme Phila
delphia.
Articles were signed whereby Ross and
Benton ngrecd to row for the For chant»
plouship cup and a purse of ll.“ of-
fered by the donor of the cup. The db
"mm, as I
race to be for the smile single scnll cham-
pionnhip of America.
according to the rules governing the lame.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
rule bill for inland.
Major General Doubleday.
Batten company's factory have struck.
Saw Jersey's led lea.
“Po-l for reflection. Paid 8150,0110 for
sapphires to place on the jaded person of
bin wife resume-lent amount to have saved
Elliot his paupern from a suicidal grave.
Just think of ill luacribc it on his tomb"
A Newsboy I. New York.
NEW YORK. Feb. fi—vJOhn W. Mackay,
the great Bonanza king. was once a news—
boyou Park row. It may he that com:
New Yorkers now living bought papers of
him in the early forties. The story «I lib
life reads like a romance. The gold excite.
ent of Iota drew lackay, then a man of El,
keeping a saloon in Louisville. to Califov
nia. With pick and shovel he made a for
tune. which wan soon lust. From Califor
nia be drifted to Nevada, made a second
fortune and suck it in the Ophir mine.
With indomitable slack he again art to
work with pick an shovels- a common
miner. He made several fortunes and lost
all of them in the followinn ten yearn
‘I'hc Celebrated (lo-stack hole.
In tan. with his partners—Flood, fair
and O'Brien—he made his great Manna
discovery. A few years ago. while walk.
lag along a street in Virginia City. Mnekay
pointed to a cavity and said. "Out of that
hole! took 0150.60,”) in bullion." Their
great etvikc made the Bonanza
millionaires many times over. total
yield of the Bomb lode has he-
at “3.3mm. The immense out
achem. A. A. Cunningham of Jersey City
Paterson
J. Forsythc of Jenny City.
liters-son .- lam-a.
censon arrived here on his way toBydIlv!
Thnsoleremcdyfortheprvaettu
mnlsinIytoflr. flaekay. am menu.
Jitt- all his wealth. John w. links; P it Add: 1..., I— rent I...” n
W III om ”M P nosey __
American citinsa. illsactaofklndn-a to m“ M “ “"V'm’” "m
C
i
fricndeof his earlier life have nannsutly
found their way into print.
“Winn-cram
Beams. Feb. fi—Thn eve-ado- cf the
«byte the shoe and leathcvtrade hthe
meal the agreement and combination
bstwcesiicuonnacllewkorkcnlslathsr
gt
ti
3‘
of
an
i 1
til.
i
has declined to have his name used in that
connection. it is now a quatiou whether
ward “union of Toronto and Wall-cellos
of this city. The men And their rcprr-ncuta-
tunes in to be five miles. withatnrn; the
The race is to be
rowed on Turn-lay. May 30, at a place m be
mutually agreed upon. The trophy is to
go to the winner with the purse of OUR»,
and the wiuoerof the cup must be prepared
to defend the name against all challenges
The National l‘cleratlou of America has
hired an appeal for money to aidthn home
The president has approved the act
granting a pension to the widow of the late
The winders in the Wakefield (Mann)
At San Diego. Cal, Allen hinuvell. preai-
dent of the Aren't-on, Topeka and South
'lnasros. Feb. 3'1.-Tbe annual session
of the great council of the improved Order
of Red Men wns held in the Masonic tem—
ple. Over W representatives and past
Incbems were present. The reporta of the
great chiefs showed that the total member
ship in the state in 16.38, a net galnfor the
year of I,“ The total receipts were 81.53:
191.2). Of this amount «5.753 was paid for
sick hem“, «3.7mm for burial expenses
and 32.85 for the relief of widows. The
following officers were elected: Grand
prophet, Fred Wabl of Camden; grand
great senior aagemore, Charles B I" 0“ claimsthat he will have no trouhlcln get»
:gmst junior sagamore, William
Aucxusn. Feb. aft—Robert fouls 8w
the British control-winners forth. preunrvnv
tionof order. Thenrsgnlatlons, use»
vsueou said. were especially directed
deprecated
theater-ingot thondmwhqhnsald.
ought notto be left utterly M
”It
urine- of Samoan slain. he is
the sensation u‘ the inland bps great
Low Prices.
land'llltnmll.’
‘ helium“.
:7? , ”www.mn
w Anions
WILL FILL DAN'S PUCE.
'Mr. Cleveland Selects no ro-
| rate Secretary.
summer-imam
Lawyer Henry J. harbor of Detroit. Law
Part-no! Dan I. Dickinson, Will Be a-
l-pcrtant Parsonage of the new Prent-
dnt'a ”slat Family.
LAKEWOOD. N. J.. Feb. Eli—Mr. Clcvo
landanuounccd last evening that his pri-
vate secretary would he Henry J. Thurber
of Detroit. Mr. Thurber la a law partner
of Don M. Dickinson. Be is a young man
and has had no Washington experience.
llciasald to he a very levelheulad man
and to have learned diplomacy from an
elation with General Dickinson. .,
The appointment was odcred Mr. Thnr~
bet-without noiicilatlononthcpnrtofhim—
unorhlafriendnaudwnaaxtendedin
recognition of his admirable equipment for
the position. Mr. Cleveland had known
him foryearsnndlnadethe selection as a
result of thorough squint-nee with Mr.
Thurber's qualities and attainmentn.
He has been with MLDickinsou as a
law student and partner for 18 years. has
accumulated a modest fortune and la in to
ccipt of a professional annual income of
from stoma to crown.
Secretary oflrlea lc Dlsappalatad.
The selection of Mr. Thurber will prove
quite a disappointment bu secretary
O'Dflemwhn has been acting as Mr. Cleve-
.land‘s private secretary fir sornn time.
Mr. O’Brien fully expected to go to Wuh-
ingwu with Mr. Cleveland. It is thoufltt
that the presidcutelect will find some
place for his former secretary after be you
in the White Ho tag.
The early train from New York brought
to the little white house exASt-cretary of
State Frederick Cook of New York.
Other visitors were Colonel John 1‘. Dick-
inson. secretary of the World's Colombian
committee. and Bradley Smaliey of Von
moot. These gentlemen came an a delm
tlon from Chicago to extend an invitation
to Mr. Cleveland to formally open the
World's fair on May l.
Judge limit-el- Arrives.
Mrs. Cleveland drove to the station in
her can'htge. to which were attached the
new " she pn. ‘ ‘ in New York
last week The cnacbrnan copied Judge
Gresham as he allghtnd from the train and
showed him to the urriage. After making
acircuit of the town the judge was taken
to the Cleveland cottage.
The secretary of slatcvelrct refused to be
interviewed and said that important busi-
nesnhad brought him to New York. As
Secretary of the Treasuryeleet John G.
Carbide, Attorney General—elect Richard
Glory and ptmibly a few other members
of the cabinet are due here today, it is
taken for granted that an in 'llnill meet»
lug of the cabinet will be the result.
Nuts. Mach ‘l’nltt Going on [or Year at
Ilsa Police.
New Your, Feb. tin—While it is not
definitely known if Corbett and Hitched
have signed articles for a fight, it is known
that a mold: has been made that is satin
factory to the principals and their hackers.
Both Brady. who in acting for Corbett.
and Mitchell have already come to an
agreement.
If either was to admit publicly that they
hadnigued an agreement to engage lua
prize tight. the wllce would most likely
step in and prevent the meeting. For this
reason they hsva taken the precaution to
beguarrled in any expressions regarding
the fight. Brady left here for Boston and
bad in bin posses-ion acertldcd check for
.10.“. This he has already dcpoeited
with Dave Blanchard. Mitchell also sent
a reprcncntatlve to Boston with Brady to
put his “0,qu stake.
Hill-g utrlharn' Hana.
Cmcmo, Feb. $.~Everylhing was quiet
along the line of the Belt road today. and
many of the places of the strikers were
filled by General Thomas, who
ting all themen necessary. There h- an
farbcenm act of violence beyond a few
personalcncnnntcra which did not result
seriously. The strikers seem to have some
money at their dispmnl. and with this, no
compacted by a little persuasion. they
wereablctogetafcw of the new Inn to
leave their pasta The prevailingopluloc
among railroad men is that the ntrtke will
fallandthatnoce of the other W
tloua will go out.
llarrlty lays a Trolley nae.
anosmta. Veb. ll. wh'atlonal Dem-
ocratic Chairman William F. llarvity and
Dallas Benders, representing a leasl a m
min, have taught of the fiehnylklll ‘l‘rao-
tloarosspanyneelvetrletrcllryrnad rue.
slag renal unadul- through “land to
alrartlville and thence to m and
IabsnoyClty.ndistsnetofltallva
Thirteen mllesoftheroad lean la‘cpern»
lion. The rout will hnonteIIddnnd will
mahotdlcolllericslntke Inhnaoy
heels of the anthracite region of Muylkill
Oust
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.lCHIMNEYS SMOKE
as they can't chew,
but everybody can
chew or smoke
Bi
it is fragrant and lasting ,
sweet and savory.
—y—.——
lakes an every-day convenience of an
oidotimc luxury. Pure and wholesome
”pared with sgmpulous are. Highest
word at all Pure Food Etposlllons. Each
itagc makes two large fies. Avoid
lotions—and insist on having the
NONE Sl’Cli hmnl.
”WELL & SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y.
n12 ly
”ll-
‘Wllllll Hill “8
emu. and will be startled at the unex-
pectpdsa’ctugwm reward youretom We
lively have the best barium to o‘er an agent
51 can he found on the “11‘: this an?
“IL. pull on Oil... wort bani-cu I
bet: easily and honorably made and paid to
heat of men. women, boys. girls in our
e . tones-make moaeytasterat work for
as-tl vou have any Moi. The business is an
easy to learn. and instructions so simple and plain.
grill.“ surmdlrmn the rtart, Thosewho take
of the holiness reap the advantage that
MI! in. tbr sound reputation of one of the
”Ernst successful. and lnrgestupg'blhhlsg
boat carer poets
that sadlnaadsolely ylrfi.
All em grasdly. and more th-
thelr grvalm ex alioae. Those who
".l lad esactlv as we re 1 tlma. Therelsplefly
Inn- for a few more workerr, and we up
Mhtobr coroner. llyouarvnlrrad em.
plotted.” are a luvspnn- vacate-nun wifi
menth- to advantage. then write as at e
for this It our grand opportunity). and rec-tr
l ieulan by vvlara fill. ,
15:33 a co. Boa So. can. Augusta. In
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but scum t snip.
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~31. 8. nuNALnsuN,
Harm ,
‘ . amass.
~ srovr-zs.
TlN "WARE
uncommon-ens.
, South Norwalk. '5
DR. F. w. DARMER.
run 0""?! BUILDIIG.
South Nor-elk. Goun-
Palnless Dentistry
Teeth filled and Extracted without pain.
Crown and Bridge Work.
III! on or Tll'l'l 0! “D IUIIIII.
$8 $8
No better made no matter how much you pay.
Teeth extracted wl'huul p-ln, .
iii a. Vitillud Air or Arophcucl.
Teeth cleaned. - - . .
Teeth filled with Amslgam. - -
Teeth i‘lllrd with Platinum, - -
Teeth filled with Gold. - Sin) and up
All Work Guaranteed.
Office open from S a. In. until 9 p. -.
Entrance So. 42 Washington sf. oil ly
75c
Elk
75 3
jun us
' with
your
orders
for
anything
in the
line of
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‘reloll wig
that you
may wish
and we
Guarantee
that the
work
will be
done with
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mounts :Ww-Lw
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Till“ YOU 0“ I'll!) m
Freshest, F ish’
lumen-r. manner
P
MAPLE SYIlll
'ronxnan.
lll’llllilll [Ills llll Sillllllll.
Pickled oysters.
TELEPHONE CALL 8 ll.
Hunt & Zeluff
88 Willi-aloe street. '
E.8.M0llll|8&0ll.
ll artillery St. Boston, lass.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bank Sales,
Bank Vaults,
Bank Vault. Doors.
llEPllSll illillll [IF ill KllllS.
The Best Sales in the World.
l5ll,llllll in use. Always pre-
serve their Contents.
150 sold in Lynn. Mam. since that great fire}
where 50 ol' our safes w: re subjected to intend
bent. pro-serving their contents.
CHAMPIOX RECORD also
Filling-go Firrt'u 1871. in tthrIra‘iI the 63::
in 5-. l1
ml In all the gum ilrca since.
for ctrru are. Agents wanted. :3 E2"
— llldl a‘ntl” Reliable
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
BET‘VEEX
NEW YORK
AND
South Norwalk
AS!)
Norwalk.
TH E PROPELLERS
(lily of ”liarwalk
EAGLE
Will lmvr Pier 2|, It}, it. (Beekman mt
hem York. at ftp. In.
tau-w Somali 5 p. m.; Booth Sorwalk m
p. m.
Freight l'rr'rlrml from T a. to. hibp. m.
l’pnn up llcntion to more lbei‘lt '
. y of hot”
walk and lo will he- N-nl for lai lot
'l‘rin ht nnyt‘herr in Sew York 371. vlclnll':
Wdllwmm are forbid trnntl
in em laryrauf the boats!!! this law-:3
unenli- theownnh thereof. Kl
causnti ililt.
lateral contractor Wallflower
Business I Suction.
F. M. Pierce,
n" W- "W“ W 3a! rm.
wanlkJ Rum, ”It“ m
tilelllllltsllll
mull). llllafllyn.
lllaetlcgtesttJeJunn
flirtation Israeli.
ll.‘l‘;’ll:ll...l
BRENNMfiéW
our
Restaurant,
rnsvnrmtamcrrv.
inawwmaadreueyfiem
II and fl canoes W
Wilson.
“Wm
.7 ,
£33"
AND out
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