Lnrnmf’énns
«no In». ; THE m
if ‘* *“égiaine'afiéie.
' mummy
W
o' «y.»
Y Mo.
strumm‘mn.‘
~,,rr
sass-onus: ouorws-uno
W‘I‘wm
fiflMtoloiadaIntfu
Ira-arrow.
single; Edward Roorbacber. martial
Barnuol Campbell. single; Foroman 1".
=w‘.lfsyfi—The aborting
fined: circles today is aaensa-
hwhlchooonrredinthahnt
‘ ‘ ~ehnrch.thepastorof which
. I}. The church
m to ita utmost capacityyear
,_ . ‘ln‘tha congregation being many
Whit-WW :-
'31! W and Mn. Cleveland.»
mm by the Rev. Dr. w. Merle
Mpg-torn the church attended by
(”it Wand in Nchork, whoisa
' fltbmhnm Indthelle'v. E.
‘btlrhc.ahother of theprivateaocro
m filth. president were present. Dr.
7‘ , hallhamlnvited to preach theser
kmallliook fablatext‘dlcaryo one
,> m”
fission at turn on the Evangelist»
_ ’ matathgflnt one-ballot
wasont of m dltrtlh, T5
smut». Mike Mulholland.
burned. but will live.
footed
The camp employed on men. The
Musca- svmgefiwbrkfi' b .
grams “‘0' "' m TABERNAOLE DEBT LIFTED-
. G M. link
Char» Taylor. single: Jams“ Hugh
Camp; John Hill. single; Fred Sager.
single: Bans Jacobson, maried, widow and
two children living here; Frank Slum
These 10 men with Edward Sullivan
wmhunrnodinnttbe camp‘by the fire.
Astrougwlndout'off alimony. Sullivan
started north in tho facaofthoiln, ad
by 21mm» chanor escaped. lie is severely
Edward Roorhackor started east and got
about 25 rods away before caught. Moi»
hollandmrtsd west and got about the
same distance. The remaining eight stayed
too long and took refugoin a well about an
feet deep. 'l'hetop curb of thewell burned.
and the timbers fell on the men huddled in
the well, literally cooking their» heads, the
remainder of their bodies being under wa-
ter. A rescuing party tried to gut thebo
dies out of the well at once, but it was ur-
ing. so the effort was postponed until the
next morning. when the moron was of-
. A large force of men is still scour
lag. the adjoining country to mks certain
no other unfortunate has been overlookod.
runnin-
l ing 50 were neartbo green timber andthoas
v . use
our» mg; a ‘
nfihmrmmmmur
lumnmvmuamaao
mmwmwma'sm-m
Prince- Aocuasd tho Hospital Phyat
clans.
Nsw You. May tip—Santana giant,
buthehadatenderheart. Heiadoad.and
hisfrisada sayha died hacauss his heart
wssbrohn. Boo-s or woman-insea-
deolarod drnnatioally and with award oi
pathos on the grounds of Fellows hospital
yesterday. where the most peculiar funeral
sarviocsovor witnessed by theattsndantt
were held under the waving branches oi
thotuea. .
She was the Princess Viroqna. in wheat
veins courses the blnratbloodof thaold
Mohawk warriors. As she told of the tsu-
der hearted giant's unhappy fate also raised
hrrhand toward the grim hospital build
log: and solemnly charged the roamibili
ty for his death upon the doctors theta.
The giant’s full name was Jose Samoa
Namani, but Santos was what he loved
best to be called by those who had be
fricndsd him. He was the largest but
mil-lest mannered of the Indians from
Bolivia and Peru who camo to the United
Staten some weeks ago expecting to be
honored at the World's fair astho repre
filial-rt addition-l mambo: '13:“ sentativoo or their people, decloendants oi
. mngsflcwmn mm m 3“ m 1. I An m rm thekinga of focus. Thorowero no of the
" At the conclusion of Dr. Smith’s and 3‘” a. Will I“ W l3"!-
lh. Sundsrlandarmaand said:
“Iarnlluowohareall enjoyed Dr.
m’s moo this morning. Butthsrr
oaa" haportant omission. Hencgloclod
.bflatotheoausoofthedrsscnsr’ bandit;
m intherbyterinn chu at
r'na—us reason why the church mum
to’aaoourplhh what it ought to. I want
has andrnow to mm the cause. That
mm. Briggs. I would not bointhal
‘rlin’sahoa today for all the world. Let
“a? hymn No. in”
church as its pastor was assured.
that the necessary money had been raised
Wmeager to catch everyword.
, Harv those present wont forwardand
Dr. Smith on his eloquent
,. Nth lattar,who kosuly felt (ht
Worth-zed platoncould say noth
fag. '
would continue as pastor.
Dr. Tnlmngv was listened to attentively
quickly carried to all parts of Brooklyn
; --—-————— moo that Dr. 'l‘almnyp would not allure
» firm W 308!!- don the tabernacle and Brooklyn was re.
W. M" ”-‘Jnle “mm! ‘1',“ ch'Pd with undoubted plcmmm. Dr. Tal-
“I of the rrian am
Proabyi general .
Hywascalladtoorderby ModeratorCrarg
'fihnnnnlng and business of routinsoa
thwaa provided with. Tomorrow is ex-
putopmdncethe radiation of theaa
. “.mmhsteon mommies-e. In
”what ahapoit wiliconron cannotbl
MIC-sitar at the New York pruly‘
bibli- plaood in the bands of the primingdr'nils of tho mire in the chant
oonrrni ' . Georg: her ~f lv‘plli '
,DJ). of Philadelphia. is chairl [ion on ‘
DnBaksr,whilenatthflmm M. i‘. 1.;
thofifllnmouin thaguerslassrmbly
,gavo him their votosaftor
,hllldoollnodtohave his name
futilmlce.
' will probably h. to
. upmthoregularlty of t appeal
a wheth- or not it should be eaten
. “Moo-rings it dorsdirect from the
, without having gone to the
g ‘ ‘ Uponthereodptotthat reportthr
, maybe precipitated. although the
favor a postponement until
“fl“ upon! from tho hoarda of ti!
mum been made :tndconaid-
ation of the oninctlon of the floatiugdelit
this history of tho tabornnclo.
Called tho Premier a Liar.
um .
shrink
him its he shouted "coward,” ”
.
challenge.
Tried to Bob Amour.
...
Tho Howe Factory broad.
the American Ar and Tool corn
harming shop and en
totally consumed
mdiary.
Drownedtkalsoondl‘lars.
while sailing were «gained.
I reached by men on the shoes,
Mic but perfectly
Bnoouun'. May 21—h the presence of a
mum: fhat crowded the immense
tnbornacle to the doors the Rev. Dr. T. Do
Witt Talmage officially announced that
the floating debt of the tabernacle had been
liquidated and that his remaining with the
it had been pretty generally understood
but the announcement coming from the
doctor himself created a furor of excite
ment amongthccongregstion. Cboorupon
cheer was given by the large congregation,
and it was some time before he could cour
tlnuo. Tho cheering was repeated with
emphasis when the divine added that he
and the news of his official declaration wad
Among all clauses of clergy the intelli—
mag» announcul before preaching hlr ser-
mon (but next Sunday there will he ju-
bilee sefvicrn at the church in commemor-
The day will be made a memorable one in
Yams. May ammo nowapaprrs an
v~.:m-:linu~ly after the divi-
' '3‘ m for hill prosecution 0!
.l. iioudry d'Assun, as soon
ms tin» rule “3.5 announced. ran to the trib
~1m;lrl.\f.llnpuy by the oollar.and
and "humility" in his earn. Ushers drew
away limxdry d'Asson and escorted the pro
ruler from the chamber. Dospita all this
the exported duel is not likely tohafonghh
Baudry d'Aaaon is reported to have ben
persuaded by his seconds to withdraw hid
Cmcaoo. May u—owo burglars made
an effort to hook into the residence (‘4
Philip D. Armour and weradrlven off by
Oflim McGury after a duporaio fight.
Both managed to escape. As they wero
climbing the iron picket fence McGnry fired.
bringing one man to the ground. Ha tried
to reach him. but in climbing tho fence the
dlctr’n clothing caught and before he
could free himself the trained man was so
slated oi! by hi eon-pylon. Metiary was
badly injuredhy fallingon thosharpphk-
rts.
Woru'rsnn, Mann. May ”3—11" llowe
factory in East Douglas, containing the
an poliahing and finishing departments of
my.-
thres story stone bulldlng.agrind shop.
gins hours. worn
by an. The lira is
thought to hatsboentha wink of lab
Klsorrros. Ont, Nay 23.—-—Dr. floater
MacDonald. Pet" Bureau. Dr. Mounds
Bureau and William Lila of hforrlabnrg
They were
Shortly af
ward MacDonald and one of his corn»
wontaftar thsnptarasd bound
war-ms um "Mo-drowned.
. Thorium
wareealvedwtth chssrs wherever heap-
Dilappointod Indiana.
Crucial-appointment met the party on
their arrival. The World's fair manage
merit-did not want them. They went to
Philadelphia. gave an exhibition for a
week, with no success. and started back to
New York on foot. Miss Emma C. Sickols,
long known as a missionary among in
diam, found Santos and some of the other:
atNew Brunswick. N. 1. without food,
sleeping under sheds and exposed to a
heavy rainstorm. She brought them to
New York and arr-angul for their appear-
ance at the Press club lair, where they
havebacnsinu.
Of all those who showed kindness to
ward him, he was fondant of laughing at
little Zelda Sanderson, presidont of the
Baby Ruth Sunshine league at the Press
club fair, and little Zolda loved him in re
turn.
But the spirit of Santos was broken. )le
fulfill. Little Zelda nursed him. It was
thought best to send him to liellorue hos»
pital. On Friday he died. He hadhu'n
therea little more than fourtaen hours.
During that time permission to use him
hadheonreftrsedtohisfriendsandtho
poor, brokn hearted giant died without
thapowsr to armors his Ingniahor any
last wish to theatraugers around bins.
Thodoctors made haste to cut Santa,
'i'hebaraformaiity or a cornuc’s consent
and that of Senor Surocro was obtained
and the knives worn at work. The last
7
Ind deathof‘ Santos the giant was that
performed underthe truest on the hmpitnl
lawn. The mutilated giant form lay in
the morgue in a rude coflin which had to
I
The Princess Viroqus and Dayonhrah-
Ill . beginning in low, nolemn strains.
whfb gradually roar in volume until they
looted above the trees and over tho old hos
pital buildings like a wall of despair, and
again sank away into low, plaintlvo mun
murings.
As the examines wrre brought to a cloae
a hearse bearing the great with containing
the giant's body rumbled out of tho morgue,
and it wae than the Princess Viroqua ex-
ehfmodthat mrSanmahaddiadufa
War heart, for which the belirved the
doctors wen much to blame.
‘ speak." said the primes. "as an in-
dlan foran Indian. After the autopuy on
Santos the doctors told mo there was no
definite cause of death, though they atp
trilmtod it to a kidney trouble. One said
Bantoa' troubles might have had an much
to do with it as anything else—that he died
of a broken heart.
“i believe It. That and Might. it was
mutton. that. no one was mitt-ad to
son him. when application was made twice
by thoao who could have talksd to thapoor
fellow in his own language. lioforrn is
greatly needed if this is the way all pa-
tients that do not Ipoak mush are cm
7
mrmmmnmarm finches. m-
braln was a little under normal sine fora
a. ltwelghedltounmor aboutthat
rat-venue's. ”hm-assure"
Mm
actiutho melancholy drama of thclife -
cnaa, her aistsr. chanted a woird Indian 'hm"
some»:
$01708.th ~
sown. . _
itill mm
W“ IT. Illllli.
. fitment you
“m m‘ FIE.
lflw Illa. lit—Tbs steal-aid
Boanokaof thsgfibmalnionllnahaoksd
”no!!!“ It fill-foot!!! M street
issuing
tobnandaninv-tiptionahowsdthatthr
v—flwasadra. Mai-Johnallulters
audhhoIo-awsnttotbe and
quietly informed thrmthstlhuawassdre
anonldartnginsome cotton stowed lnthe
afterholdof tbs-hip, but that there was
Mtbolsastdaager,am1¢veaiftberewav
thsva-slwassonaar to landtkat every-
body could In laudod ll myIndwithl
llttlodihlty. '
The '5 Hand admirably
under the circumstances. not one of thorn,
according to the primers story, oventaklng
the trouble to pack a roller.
When tbs vessel reacbrd quarantine.
word wastelegraphad to Fire Chief Bon-
aar, and what the vc—el‘arrived. the dro-
boatNew Yorksrwaslyingolfhar piarvto
meat hr, and Chief Baum and a truck
oompanywereonthopiuresdy to render
mlstancr.
The steam. left Nan-port News, Thurs-
day and had aboard a general cargo, mostly
fruit. In the aftorhold. when the fin
originatad. was a largo quantity of cotton
mar do which were atorad no barrels of
turpentine. Captain Hulusruaid that the
file waaevidontly due to spontaneonaoom-
bastion.
INDIANS COME TO BORROW.
w---“
Tho Oharokara Want a Loan of Only
$3,000,000.
N“ Yolk. May til—4t is not every day
that Wall street has a mono» loan asked
of it. and it is not every Indian tribe that
can produce collateral for such an amount
of money. But such an offer is madoand
it cornea from the Cherokee nation. Prin-
cipal Chief C. J. Harris of tho Cherokesa is
in this city, at the Aehland llouso. accom-
panied by Ezekiel ‘Jiarr. trrasnrer of the
nation. D. W. “pa and J. T. Cunningham.
The two last named are representative
Cherokees.
Principal Chief Harris has in hki pocket
documents which he believes will enable
him ' to borrow $6330.”) before he leaves
the city. These documents show that tha
Cherokeat have sold to the United States
6,350.“ acres of land known as the Chen
kce outlet for the sum of 3mm of
which amount 8:96.71“ was paid. down,
while the renmining mm was to be
paid in fire equal instalments and to draw
intereat at tho rate of i per cent.
They also show that the l'uited Stat»
passed an not authorizing the Chero-
Iea to motions tho indobtodnoan. pladg»
ing the principal and interest duo from tho
government to mum payment.
THE BAEEBALL scours.
lt'A’IiOKAL LEAGUE BAH“
..:l03 997.-
be constructed in haste to aocommodata it. 71):" “a um. um“ .140“le )6 if
ltwaa balsam» of an Indian superstition ' Btandina “mm“.
that aervlceo for thodead must not beheld ('luha. \t‘. l. 1." Clubs. w L l'rr
undna roof that they were conducted in Cent}. ' Cent.
theo air. The coffin was not brought ‘leveland .. O 3 .m “on unall...10ltl no
hating-i?“ lhgrest weight. “ 1min ‘ 5 fl‘w exam" 3 f: g:
A Weird Pound. i '
.lill .Cu’l
.Il‘.’ Jill
a! D .llfl
IN" New York
.lti 7 1-!le ..
l0 9 ”Slantsville
righting In Him
GMSADA. May flthhnt it la believes]
will be the (intake httlo of the revolution
sprint the authority of President liar-an
hm ban opono-l. After days spent in prop-
nation the government troops began
their advance ynrtmiay morning at 0
o‘clock. Their purpose was to attack the
rcrointionista at. liarrama. near Malaya.
As the government fursu advanced the
Mile was begun by the revolutionirda.
whose artillery openedn rigorous lire upon
the attacking columns of the enemy. The
molntionlxta are enthusiastic.
crowds are gathered in tho elm-ts swsit‘
lug new» of the battle, which will he
bmnght from the front by manager»,
ling lolly a Giant low.
N" Tout. May m—Micbael J. Kelly
nut Manager Ward at the St. James hotel.
It did not take tho"King" very long to
com to terms. and satisfactory W
manta were made, whereby the New York
lsslnwilihavctha burnt of hh lenient
forlheronnloderof thorn-non. mun
York]. with Ward. Mt for Baltimore thh
mornin Kelly will play his first gains
bacon umlay against the Pbilllsa, or
k—Wnrd finds it nae-nary tohavohla
iota the team in Baltimore sooner.
"wt..-
Ina-Ilium.
Win Osman. Pa. lfay ill—Rm”
Worth.a wealthy-tuber of tho m,
of Moi thhMI-ddenlyhroano
hrsanaand brokoa-irrarwithwhiehto
mt his wife’s throat. Ha attacked bar
a] y.and it is feared ahawllldia.
out
nan. ' Non-tacos,
Accuracy and
Low'PricoS.
Inlay Ilsa lab aloar of All the Pine-
‘Whioh tourists loo. .
Wampum. May esp-Tho Prince-s En
lalla is sight-using today. Under theauld
anosofCoouuaaderliavB she and he
myareliuing around tho government
‘ when everything is tlirownopn
fortboinapscti oftboroyalgusat.
The infants spent her mum
day in tho Uliiad' state» in thaw
of he: tonal, sxcaptlngabriefwslk, attend
anon upon church and a ridtin thoaftar
noon. she am cariy. and at man o'clock
accompanied by her husband, him An
tan,“ a lady in waiting. issued forth
from tho old Sumner trunnion. now a pan
of tho Hotcl Arlington, and crossod tho
“rent to lafayotte pork Hui took a short
stroliahout the walks r. .niring thotrou
and shrubhory.
After services the party under the escort
oi (‘ommnndrr lion's took a carriage»:
were driven to the “'nshlngton monument
and through the agricultural and Smith
sonian grounds. Interliu‘n'tury (ironhan
drove the infantaand her husband to the
Soldiera’ home. Returning they won
canght in a heavy shower, but the landat
was closed and they suffered no inconvcni
moo. At night the infanta and party
dined with Senor hinruaga. the Spaniel
minister, at the legation. Mrs. Cleveland
and Colonal Wilson have been very attsn
White House to the infanta's room
The loci-aw Illa.
Sauna: Mich. Hay 22.—’l'hc great fire
which raged hero started in Sample &
Camps mill plant burned over an area of s
rnilein length and four and five blocksin
width. Then are scores of instances in
which entire families lost all their offootl
ccpt their clothing on their back:
will be some deatltntion but the ma
jority of tho loaassarosuatainedbypeoplain
comfortable circumstances. Prominent
aithena metatthe clubhouse at whicha
was formulated for the people oi
gaginaw to takemreof all the needyoacr
and no appeal will be made for out-it
aid. Aclose estimate places the number
of buildings thatruyod at 2'35 and the total
he» sustained 0310.111}. The total insurance
will aggregate mill».
A ll: Coal Killing carom.
Km: mu; May fir—Anlclu incur
printing the La Follitte Coal and TM
company with a mpital of WW, and
the La Follitto land and Improvement
company with a capital of “fill”. m
lied at Jacksboro, Campbell county. Tenn.
Fifty thousand new of coal. iron and line
barlands have beenpnrchaasd in Camp
bell county. Electric plant. with anpao
ity of loan» tons chilly, are to he marl in
mining coal. of which eight variaica as!
found on the property. One thmnd
coking ovens and iron furnaces. with a
capacity of 1,000 Iona daily. are to homet-
ed within a distance of onebalf mile. An
industrial town to be known a La Yollitu
_ is to be built on the company's property.
coin-able livar Vay nus.
Pomuzm. (in, may tin—The William»
ttte river in this city to now 2! foot alum
low water mark. A number of houses
along the river front on the that aide!!!"
been upset and wrecked. A small steamer
broke from its moorings and was wrecked
against the bridge. All the callus in Ill!
business houses along Front strut m the
west side of the river are Inalcd, andraany
of the merchants are getting ready to more
theirgoods. Theriver ianowalmostona
level with the struts. and all indications
int to a further rise. “watches from
terior points along the can-bin river
and ita trilmtarisn are very W
Iuicidalnam
Bron", Wash, May tax-hank B.
Johnson shot himself in the In
courtroom and died comm later.
wife had charged him with thrualaning
her life. He was again arrested and taken
to Judge Miller‘s court. Several pollu-
menJhe city attorney and many others
were in the courtroom when Johnson"
told to stand up. “Are you guilty «not
guilty!" naked the judgn. Johnsonpnlld
arevolver from hb pockfimut it tolli-
lrft side and shot himself through the
front.
lava-W'aitiaghlm
Psalms. May a—Ji'hs government of
Flooragna has notified the PadIo Nil
nuanshipmpanythattkdrvassdasrast
norstopatfinluaawhilathstpitis in
tho handaof tho molntlonrhtgbutmay
land warmth and Mateo-
rinto. No moron-salsa! from as:
being attempted bytho revolutionistgas
they are waiting for more-m soda-nuns
nifion.
lorria‘illlal’oatm
losooleayu—‘l'haswpostlanreate
wilfhsllwbhforris. Thom-ad"!
Esmwwhahonflblb“
has been mull-bud to write tb
uniq- do of the Duke of York and
Pllnosa‘rshflaymnd that settle the
i
THE mmmoursesmo. '
tiratothenation’sroyal guest,andahaa .7
ketof white maeswasaentorsrfrnmthl ‘
.........."".L““'
.. - ““fi.‘
m
”Wm“: a "'
llllllllt
Pllllltllll
mm "
roar.» “
til
I
“J
[takes an awry-day minus of u
oil-time luxury. Pure and mm
Prepared with scrupulous (are. Highd
awardalaii Put: Food Expositions. Each
may mitts two large pies. Avoid
lions—4nd insist on having 61.
NONE SUCH brand.
WELL I: SOULE. Syracuse. KY.
I118 11
1
it!
a“
hill?
.5
is!
“i
l
9.5
ii
5i
5‘2
5
i
i
a
«l
d
'“fi”.
”
.UJ-fim“ “U
HEATERS.“
. RAllfiEfi.
A
1'er WARE“
murmur-m
mommsumrs
T. 8. MNALBSIIN.
South Nor-wont. o
moves. .
Potatoes. '
FISH
“communists-rue.
“mam, =
' 69 Imam STREET.
SElEL‘T Yflllll
0W" HOME!
2 Large Lots Bunm Ave.
4 Good Lots
Woodward ive.
9 Nice Lots
Riverside Ave.
I4 Choice Lots
Lincoln Ave.
I5 Sigmly Lots
on the Blufl
overlooking the harbor.
No more availabh- sites for
building a pleasant home can
be offered than tiles" lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I offered my first
purchase of these lots “on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now, and
their warrantee deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—the happy owners of a
prospective home. You know
them; you can see the model
cottages already built. Why
not make a beginning now?
You can buy for cash. You
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly—any way
or amount to suit you.
If you will only try you will
own a lot in a short time.
-——._.._.....~___.
PRICE,
$35!), $400, etc.
Map with prices can be seen at
the real estate office of
Tlllllli ix GOLDEN.
Wssulsorox 81.,
or on the premises of JOHN
HINDS; also at the oilice of
The Old Well, Cigar (30.. 33
Washington street. 02?
, _ An
Alderman’s
Opinion.
Tillriis, to ratify! that 1 hate med SAW—
Yfilt'ri I) no bias COMI’OT'SD as a
blind purinerand appearing male with the
very MK reunite. l have never before given
my testimonial for any patent mediclna from
thofart that I had liltlo faith in them. For a
long lhsvo hrsntruubisrl with chronic
constipation. resulting in loss of appetite and
sick headache.“ most of the tlme felt ml»—
Ruble. After t ng sampuilla pill» and
Inany other with no wed mutual
was induced afriend to take SAWYIR'S
DANDZUOS XPOUKD. Baton the tint
bottle '— takenl felt like a new man: all
trouble front emanation vaahhed. headache
and instead of navi so limit-la
like an lnvaiidJato likoa
gran; ugrhlsmaady
Tanner-l ass
as. Ikeepitnnband
nod
to In children with all
f. wond’ernle We; in I ma:
”compare orwar.a t tamnn~
tloa you can have with which to battle mulnst
diasaseandk tho in normal mod:
tlon ll) BAfllfl’S gunman: mn-
A .
Allin.“ Jon! IIAIKB.
laden hunbi titearn “=1.” (las filling,
it It
Mot-nth“. mash
WWW.
Gmuud Bone.
.. Potato lanum.
\ Bun lard Manure.
li-Slaoiod lime.
land Plaster.
and land Sail
.41.;
llllllllll anus.
m1 Woman!
TERTIUZERSW" V w
.._..._... 03d and {reliable
DAILY DIRECT
Freight 'Line
NEW YORK
80th lifrwalk
E. c. Tomuus'oii:
uczalxn enamour.
Warsaw to I. ll. nor-r.
Icaro in an agoofl’erfummand bra
thonaandartfnl coatrivsncessll thsdolicioas
odor-of thanrdon are taken into captivity
fortho toilet. The fragrant Violet ls impris—
oned. and the dolicato subtle flavors of a
floral beauties are brought into
. Emir ..
may bloom the brighter. Of all thachoioo var-
ietieo of Pcrfmms none can compare with our
will
on. no. DARMER.
POST orrrcrz [it'll-DIM.
South Sonar-ii.
Colin.
Painless Dentistry
Teeth tilled and Extracted without pain.
Crown and Brrd' go Work.
3151' S!!! "I” TEETH 08 RED utmnzu
$8
$8
No hater made no matter how much you pay
Teeth extracted without pain. — Ink:
(Gus. Vitilized Air or Amphencl.
Teeth cleaned. - - - . 75::
Teeth tilled with Amalgam, - - an
Teeth filled with Platinum, - - 15a:
Teeth filled with Gold. - 8M!) and up
All Work Guaranteed.
Office open from I a. ll. until 9 p. as.
Entrance No, A? Washington st. o8 ly
E.B.MorrisSafolu
Successors to it. if. lorris a ('0.
canvas. ”50,000.
it Solitary St, Boston, lass.
Fire and
Bank Safes.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
Al“)
DENSIT lfliilll 0F ill KINDS.
The Bert 8am in the florid.
mm in m. Always on.
. arm their liontsats. ~
“timid in Lynn, lass" hints that great are.
when ‘0 of our sales wrra sobloofod to intense
boat. pmvvinu their contents.
CHAMPION llfiflmf) also in the (treat
, re in MI. in tho Iirsat Boston Fire
in I and in all mayor-Hires slum. 82M
forcimlar-s. Arr-no- wanted. all
it“
terminator-wee
~ “carnival-witch
' ”mas-tan...
F f. or
Maw
Norwalk Chronicler