norm) Minnow
I ”mammal-run
" WeaternYonngWoman.
I 'lmrroroomsormun
“hummus-am
”WA-ultras.
Vm—umwum
'H-am
Minx, Wash. June t—llfl Hallie
. Maintained- a derkinalaadlw‘
dry goods store here. diraneared tron
Seattlelayt. Bhohld‘ontorarowon
Iah'm and nut mornings:
mheatwaalound. Herhatawdclaah
minthawaterandltw-auppondeha
Iadhawrdrowued. I'hahhewaedramd
aadthaa-reh torthehodywaaconglnucd
forweeha.
“developed that she had W,M1neur-
aneeonher life,lndperannabenntom»
patthatdrawaauotMThiaauspklm
w—mfirlnedbythereeeiptotthetollow-
rm dispatch tromlaaduty.
1).:
mbxmnnorpummedhmfi;
tail”. De told this remarkabletalr. ‘l
ldtthefioulendm,fienttle,tocallm
Huhhhtatthelaetnwmentehaeged
.y-hdandwnt alone lorarowonthe
mm to call onhar on lyre
turn. I lit from the lost at Nadiaen
“with lladronapu-haernydeatinar
tion. ,
“‘Wha learthalawia college aural
andwonranealled outta neendlrowed
htothaehou. thinkingltwaaaonraonel
hewwhowiehed to-h Informin-
l ea-anpnearundthe man
pabbednryhoatandpulledltoutouland.
atthanrnatirnuaytngtorea:
“'Iwant tblnoeyandwatehl how
yuahave.
"'lhad wwwhtethu-ndedto
l-kthatday
to-aand nidfllsue-wawlll tahyou
with u.’ In spite of myrelnorutranera
they” uyhoat and rowed to aplaea
wheratheyhad atearuwaltla'guadlaav—
hcuyjaehetln thehoatdroveollJnthe
.eantinra threatening rue with indent
death“! inanywayettrsctedanyattenv
Glen.
Cont-Ilium
“‘Byleavin‘thav'leioualookingwouun
wlth-ewheneverthenranwentinaearch
dMfloppl-ghbolatadplaeeadurh.
thank“ and shun-tag auetttaa at any
“they managed to keep mane-pure
nntflwereacheda ranch near Poeaullo,
Ida..wherwwutayedovwnlghttoareape
aterrihlenormwhlchnged.
“‘lwaaplaeedinaroolnbymyadtand
toldnottornoveduringthenut. lathe
Dam on venturing outlwae toldby
the pun-w“ when-Hound rur-
aaltthduympanlmehaddepnrteddure
htbli‘ht. ltoldthen nry Itory,and
uaeuaepoaeibletheydrovatol'heatallo
ad a-latad me with neo- topay my
be to DenverJroln where l noun-unl—
otedwlthmytdhgwlththa ”that
lanhugnhudeoaad'"
COREANS WARN FOREIGNERS.
m a! I." H W
Item
Flaws. Juaa 1—Advleee tron Caren
latathatplaeardauwpoatadtbrou‘heut
BanaLtheeapttaLwarnt-gtoraineuthat
III-they leave the aowntryhalmaear
tal- date the mem rlaa aad hill
II.
We I... too W
1”. June l—Wlllia. Tow-and.
W
hue-thlnfllalatenee
hut-ha Incladrtawa'a higher been
dad-ad guilty at the erl-e'eherpd
Mullen-tau! ”heme-penet-
lwhleaettona. Bawtllheeoulaedla
aaaaylan._m_m___m
Mini-um
Salmon. N. o, Just—«stain Anat—
MWI'H": rw .,
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. mu an ”new! Almii'v
, « rm lmla nil
m w: - mi rm
I ' E I
C. 'H. VWHarvey’s,
‘ ,7vofllort‘b Mainstreet.”
mm
m
Sodatreettvelettufleetb the new
the range were {Mahattwywould
mate It entire divide- havary
ahatthna. Prhahmtflamrath’
uhhrdwuththutwhu
apartment which
werereeentlyuradeinthemotthe
anperorwiththenew weapon-mm
alderedthetaehdoee notappeartohaao
hnpracticable after all. 'l'hedrlt shot
drodiutheoonneot these minute
wasatatarnt placed so paeulrorna
wood. The while rut-ed the target,
bntplowediteweylormyardethrouyh
thewood. Shortlyalterwardalarparea
otthewoodwudbeonredtobeonfire.
'l'hiawasduetothe ahallheingcharnad
withaoctdnhiudolpowdu.them
poitiondwhlehiaaaeaethnownonly
totheGerrnangovermt.
The aplirrtere from shells burst lay
thispowda and fired bythenewm
coveracircleofmleet. Thhiaaareat
immanent on the limited men of
ground that was covered by splinters
fromrhellafiredbytheartflkrywupnn
dmyeareago. Thenitwaawnaidered
elective shooting it splinters from a
rhellwerethrownwitbinaclrouitoflo
or 50 poses and seven or eight men
wounded, but the new gun has a far
greater destructive power than this.
Anotherehellfiredet an mtu»
get, constructed by the emperor’s or-
dancorereditwiththouaandadholea.
—LoudonCourtJonrnsl.
Wuhan-pl“
Thereareatewpointainregardtotha
Umbria breakdownJrornanenghec-
inguietotview,whtch night-atop
pealtothaordinaryohaerver. Engineer
Torulineowgotegreatdenlolcreditfor
repairingtheshalt,whereaaaeouaider-
ablepertoithe creditwaaduehinraud
hiaaeeiatanta for their caution-watch
luluees of all the machinery. Reporta
show that tho shalt was not entirely
broken oil-the fracturewae not our
plots. lthad been noticed that itwaa
uotwmhingmoothly,aad the capwaa
takenoflthetlmxstlrmringaudthcflaw
diaoovered.
The
ingthepartsaothatthe fracture could
not become any greats-rand thkwaa
pruticable,whileifthebreahhadhaen
completeaud the solid part had made
one revolution against the broken ad
and of the other part repoinwould have
Walnut.“ not quithrnpo-ible
withtlre lscilitiea onboardthe ship.
Ourengineer friendawlwiuthel'nture
myltandindangerofbeingealledupw
tonnend a broken M maywellbear
in mind, therelore. that to discover 3
Wholesome shalt break: we
longway towardmcceaatulrepair.—la-
rineJournal.
runes.- :- vnu rear- 1—;
Severallady and gentlemen Jawbitea
Visited WrmmiIL-«tcrabheym the on»
vernry o! the decapitationot Mary,
queens! ScotsJorthepurpoaeot plaeo
ingupuwher tornb wreaths of lowera.
Butthedennhadgivenordersthatthere
wnetohenoadrai theaiele 0!
King Henry Vll'a and tha"l.e—
gittmista" and ” were
thereiorecompelled'topaytheirhoanap
lrorn a Manse and to eontentthem
aelvea with repeating the "Adorn. inr—
ploro,etliberaalneV'—anppo-d tohave
beenwritten bythe unhamaorereip
ontheeveofherrleathmtddetheirou
plea. 'l'hedeuronatnnta made no In.
eeernly disturbance, as they did last
year, when told that their intentions
could not heraaliudJmt quietly tn-pad
withtheirdowmlndwreathethroegh
the muddy streets to the statue at
Charles I at LhwrlngCr-u- and placed
theirurernrwialernbleraaarowndthehet
at that equallyunlerteaate mh’r
m—lmdoa’l'eleuaph.
“MPa-thl-loww
ThewinolthahteWflha-bdicott,
whodied In Helen,la-..Julyllaet.
memWth-heen
Iledhtlale-ior reference. The he
quat- are all painteJnt theta-one
oldorchardat Danverelaheqaeatha-lto
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knowuanacermztdamrtree,mia
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It i ituated in a mountain nooh,
ahoutdrernileafmnthe eltyol
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Mona!“
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'l'heuutdrnherpalaeeiehuiltdl
aofldredudatoneandvariantedhy-
poormarbleandinlaidwitheutlym
It has atoodforeenterirwaeltnow
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yuinedtluwchamadnandatrmdy
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“relight of carved rnarlrleetepa.
m hallienuohle
mwflhlbdoublemolehiuingm-
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flaw-r111. Woodhull
by
”Wanda-ea Irons -
la Brooklyn!" rho-ted aoree
”A'town aa- tha river," all he. "that
alarm-Brooklyn"~—
A voters "You said that Men. Who
"he?"
“la-Wrotlrlah."haeeatiaeod.
Wienenevarthtnh"—
you would not he hen.”
madam
"ll-vane M'M"hewut
on
"Who wurc'ru" m evuyhedy.
General Woodland rat down-M Yeti
Corn-weld Advertiser.
“ammo.
“Bayou believe it urine tom“ the!”
he‘d.
”ln your ease.”ha mend pliant}.
“8 would hound hmy."-—'1'rwth.
Ono-Ila.
Sandra-Iner- were averting”
aelreainamhhgearhyrepaattueplv
aodaoleoalld"ehee " AIL!“ one
had re In W When he why
the called npm. hedrearily raid:
mdingconeirtedoletrengthen— p]
It was alao upon thb spacin-
tbtthekiupaudqueeuaoflhieandent
realmgathererltogttheratmbeenry
mint-anymtowltu-tha
ancrificeotalivinghurnauheingonthat
humblacthloodbemreduonealtar
urtheenallroyaltemplejustoverthera
totherlshtotthismarblehell.
Here they would it on their gold
wovenrup and hear thedylag urea-
and spend smell the smoked there
.aifieed vietnnqin order to appease
(aatheyderoutlyhelbvedandhdleve'to
thhdathedivineShira‘nwnth.
ltlaherethatonelnayreeeveryrnorn-
insintheyenraninnoeentgnatbnrued
aliveasaanhstitute tornhulunn being
aaanofleringtoheav'en to appeaae the
deatroyet'e am. How very like our
Pro- thiahnll, «hung with W
rice both guy and and, we wander
through spacious lane and galleries,
elaboratelymved apartments, up and
1r" :4" ‘j‘f‘lsc’i‘nggm‘
.4»' may «
. .wcfi-‘f-r-vflrr’rr‘
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ha. lniaetnrywllahae ydararl
mummy“ nature d that kindhye
Sample 0! hum stock. You are,
whalmbaehboumymeattriprm
horned something alter 9 o'clock lathe
evasion Wetl,therewae nylon-alight-
ed up 1m top story to Wrat—
ralmewrn leaving the doom-ad ale!»
aeenedtoba m on bids on speed
scale. lletuyaelflntolhowt with
a latehkey and walked into the tilting
room. Strain- otrnnalecamelm the
hack part 0! the halland the mingled
Wand conversation indlutulahmt
elm
”Presently my wileeaau lntolhw dining
room sin-ed ltkcaprlneere. Shemup
tomenrying:
"'Oh, Jack! I'm so glad you've come
honesarly.’
"‘So'ar l."-aidl. ‘What'stha racket.
m !'
mwwywtyl' said she with-pout.
'30, inched. It's the anniversary at my
wedding.’
”“1'llrla,’aaid l. 'you're of. You're wny
all This is the-outlaw ltwaa
Inmmutawewere-mleds'
"Sh. serenely replied: 'I knowthatvery
well. Thim- the annivemy at; 1::th
Wage puts-youths. , ."’
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her ownways www.mm
hernow-dthan.
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hewaa drawing. "1 think you were right
when you told-elastwiahttharewm
in them."
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CITY IIIIIIB STIIIIE,
I WASHIXOTOS 3:.“ SO. NORWALK.
G. A. Gregory at 00..
XORWALK. 01'.
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Vewfilwakeannedleplayof
llilllill llllillll norms
Thursday and frillay. April l3. ll
Thrlavlluarwmrdlnllytarlledtoattznd.
—~——ooo———
Miss Van TasseIMo.
”and Floor 81 Hull-(ta- st.
worn Iouwux.
~lining? res?
Then revere before starting an
ACCIDENT TICKET
providing I!” [both Benefit or $151)) Wuh-
Lila-tavern: tut dlaablln‘ lnlery at smut at
our day or m due.
.3» hr bwrteaw an” I “serial urea
”In IIIOII-Olw days - tor
“Ml-ruler, as,» Mouser winds.
[wealthy
H. D. SMITH.
Insult Building. Serwalh. ('eaa.
‘13 t!
A lhuruuh training
about {or both uaea.
All business branch.
Witt. (fir-drum I‘—
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Gallandexeminethemhetorepurchnaingmyother shoe,“
H. S. BROWN’S,
South lllaln Street. 80. Norwalk. ,
Bargainfl 3a m.
FOOTWEAR!
Ladies, Men’s and ilhildrenls Shoes,
Greatest Bargains on Earth In Shoes
—-——-8EE HERE——
OnolotLadies’fineButtonShoes.............................1.35 I
OnelotIndies’fineButtonShoes.......... 1.50
One lot Indies’fiuo Oxfords, worth 83..........00
1.50
One lot Iadies’ fine Button. worth 84.60 ............ '
One 101: Ladies’ Button, Tip and Common Sense, hand sewed,
worth 03.50. . .. ......... . . . ....... . ....... . ........... . .. 50,
One lot Children’s Shoes ..................... . ..... . . .45c and 550
One lot Child’s Russets, 8; to 10.}, worth 81.25 ......
One lot Mrsses’ Russet Shoes, worth $1.50. . . . .. . . . .
One lot of Men’s Shoes ................... . .......
100 pairs Men’s Shoes, worth $5.00, for ............. . .. . .. . .. _
Wfllls SALE FIJI TlllllTV om III“, BEGIIIIIE I“ "lit.
Glover&Olsen’s
81 Washington St.. So. Norwalk.
_. WAG‘ONS, ALL SIZES or
"mm“ clilISllHl SHINE.
Buggies, Phaelous, carriages.
“afflict.- Spiriles._e_lc. General Contractor tel Smr
Business a Simian].
Prlces to Sult All. .
CALL AND 8:: runs.
Box '81. South Residence, No.1 Plllr .:
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Tristram & Hyatt’s,
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
We will open on Saturdu , May 16th, 50 dozen Corsets, which
we will sell at less than one- all the regular price. These
are made by the Bridgeport (format Company, and are regular 8!,
01.25 and 81.50 qualities. We shall give our customers their
choice of the lot at 500 per pair. The goods are sold at that very
low price subject to manufacturer’s imperfections.
Jackets and Capes.
Now styles in Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Jackets and
Outside Garments received during the past week.
Tristram & Hyatt,
TIIE IEAIIINB IlllY 60008 STIIIlE,‘
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