Beats oshoes
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C. H. I HarveY’S,
70 North Malt! Street.
ABO 11m.
BETTER,” AN INDEX TO CHM
YER THAN HANDWRITING.
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Ill thud-I‘m mm
”MIWM'OIIMIHN
“Io-m
Thouudydm-hdioatodb
ends .
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eye: that the twlatodan “e" or llu
ofa‘fmayindicntothenonlo! :.
orthoinatinctaotnumuer, whit.
lillipntinu dotlet at an "i" any
W” hiatuyot ”m0! Int.
1: b? 1 ' he he:
. no. t may t . '1.
the mt matter in ahaorbln ~.
nIind,wull trained byworldly “Ls .'
tolieflllo unlophisticated amialignnnzl
in theuugunrded formation of the in-
finitenrietyolcurvennddnahwhichix
calledhnndwriting.
Ituungthendhahthough theoyeh
thewindowot thewul,thehnndllcer—
tniuly the door from which it lame:
forthintotheworldflornoneneedtobe
expert- to reoognine at once thecharv
neterofmnnorwomanwheneumediu
the grand old greetingcalled handshak-
Varietyinhnndwrltingmayheinfinite,
hutlnit not no in haudshahingt And,
unmannstounveilhiddeu thoughtsoi
feeling thalatter teat muat surelylx
thebottor,for people write lntrnthol
fnlaehoodnndtheirwriting rrmainathe
mme,hutif paeplegreethypocrltically,
thoughtheirwordatollowtheirwli,theix
hands pup than they greet nnthcix
heartaalmeconnnand.
Bandshnhing, therefore, while ingen-
ernl ntyle i my nerve to indicatethe
diameter, may also, by individual appli.
cation, mark the true relation in which
thefactorlrtand.
Who has not felt the cold. metallic,
nvnricloun grasp, devoid of warmthor
feeling, with which a man of husincm
welcmuea you? Been not mething
creep out of hinfingerfipgtelliugyon
thntwhile hievoice rays, “de0 you
do?” his heartfecls, “How mnchahnlll
maheoutofyon?’
Have not all experienced the jerk of
the mauwho simulates intense delight
in the meeting, but involuntarily drops
yonrpuwnei! hewere afraid itwould
turn him? He probably owes you money,
and his handshnhiug tellayou that hi:
joyintheencounterinallnshnm.
0n the other hand,manynreaware,
though the experience is more rare, how
thegripof a friendwhone henrtia ain-
cero sends a thrill through theirown,
audio that maneut theylrnowthnt he
rendstheinaa clearly and trulyns they
understand him. Then it iathoir turn
to dropor retain theirwarm grasp, an
the: mm am “But their in-
ntinctenlonearethcirrnlere.
Again everyone humorwillknow
nooner or later, that handahukiug and
lovemaking nreinsemrnhle. Whenlove
iainthelmd,doesitnotcreepoutntthe
fingertipamltollbtnlaotgladnenaor
woe quickernnd more mraly flux by
nnyotherchauuelt Omahyouuoble
motupertaiahnad‘vrritingmnnyou
tell “Docs myl’hyllk love me truly,”
thoughyouaveshownngro-ofherletv
tern? Andcnnyou miatahe that timid
ynttr'tlnlpre'ureothardnintydigitn
natheymeotyonranndlingurnwhileliko
aflmthendropgrntlyawnyliheatcnr’?
Examplea nohunthena provethnt in
theahhingolhnndnindividunlmlntionn
nrerevenlednndthoughtnmayundoubtr
edlyberend. Byamore general appli—
entionthiaproonamnytypify character
nndlnnadontlinool nonl.
Oldwiaewomenlnythat“ncoldhand
and a warm heart" are alwaya nnao
dated. iiouwventureto thinhtbnt ar-
provea thin to benfnllacy,»
ancouoeruathemethodol nhnhing
handn. Awarm,ateady ,which
revenla the [mlmtionoflitmlasurely the
halatolthmewluweheartsonrllowwith
thomilko! human Hudneqwherean a
mnhnnhnatetouchbflienntnrnlatyle
thententol
hoardhaaachoolndnnwhowilllintle-ly
lnyher hand in your-.mutnothntao
hndflyjudgedforhvrmnmpvuelflma
thathercharaetaana yet innot fumed
nadtaatarndto the icycold denim!»
warm,lovin'woman,orthelnd.m.
kilo-ailments.
The mnnwho nhnhen your handvio
lentlynpnnddown,thou dropa ltwith
unfrofhnving donnhirdutyauggeata
nucl- thmhta na molded into wade
might—y: ‘11:“ Don't nayl didn't
“chubwlthyoa,whntoverelnnyon
may ,"nadtlr-thofnctthuhamia-
m bimodal.
1hr ol
tbmnwhaby
prolonged me. canna- unadu-
heald houndnnoverwI-ta‘
vnlnedthn famine-mundan-
uyuuyuwum
Hatrinndihtp. Dachau-tamarind
down nan vieth to ooucdhbutcon'
anion-I, inching the fuel on whiehto
feedhh-dar.
., H'mnuhuuwema
tbtbmnanrna-ontmnnmtuhua.
7: “W
pentodlutheiroane,nndtheyareoontent
towallownlongintheddwnmwthe
hull inmndinwot monthn stifled
vcryrulnahlenn is .
this dtyrule or! nose-mentionotto
thought of. Its principle is wrong as
nppliedto stcmroodsoonnectingoounty
aentsnudlnrgetowns. Suchroadsshonld
bewalllmilt ntnhcavyfiret cost. The
farmers alongtheroodwould benefit by
them, but so would the inhabitants of
the city, which is largely the gnincrhy
improvedmcausof access to it.
The whole publicisthe yin-nor by the
construction of durable, well graded,
-oothroads,uudthewholepublicehonld
pay. Thestateehouldxnyforstcmronds
which cromoounty lines, thecounty for
branchmudhthntbeginnnd endin the
«nutty. but are not purely local,nndtho
cities, boroughs and townshipa for the
roedswholly within their limits. Any
other rule for good read mstructwu
either piluup a mountain of debt crim-
poveriahea the rural landholders, who
willrednttothedcnththendventofgood
roadsiftheymuathepnidloroutoftheir
diminiahinglarmenrninp.
Good Ronda Promote Train.
We have good roads in the cities,
wherewe callthem streetcar nvenum.
and thatiethe renumwhyateam of
hirseacnndrnwtrucksnndlnadnofsuch
weighhnnd doit easily, snwould give
anyteam onncouutryroad a numcicnt
maefor hecomiugbnlky. nthocouu-
try rondnwere what they ought tobo
thefnrmern would nnremuch wear and
tenrodwagouaandhoraeaandhenhbto
enrrylnryu loads to market,nud city
f lhawho gooutwalklngordrivlng for
plea-ire and health would be able to
necureboth.
Even in rainy weather traveling would
not he unpleanaut. Certainly ttwould
notbe ortiruome,naitinnow,
inthehadapotnorhadvonlbmndped»
trinldnn and veldcnlar
thepeople‘ahnow olotherpmplo
andotherplaeen thn thonenbont them
would he lnrgnlyiucrenned hypunounl
Manama-one hothveryde-
drableeudatoaeeh.
nemthefootpth totheharbnrinu.
butagoodvoadianmnrhnndntrtumxt
o! civilisation. It notonly cncourngrn
interoonrae
frequmtperhnpnconatnnt,
unongthepeoplefltnlwhelpatndqnml
theintaohangeofcommodltiubnnim
portnnt an the interchanged opinion.
Theremnyhesomewhothinh thbatato
mentalittleoverdnwn,sofnrnatheln-
linenceof goodrondn iaconcuned, hut
theymuntbeofthenortwhonovermnb
moot Moment railmndn—Broob
lynClttnar.
mun-on m
Thunturootthetrnfllcwhichlntogo
overaflnhwnyhnnlmportnntol-nunt
modernizing
oulation.
enquire at
nelfiOfflc’e.
at 0-0.-
Wyndummamalnnttha
WHEMTHE GIMMEBTOTOWN.
hambcondumad-‘hnndeoanaa
overrun
You‘llhnfirthlf'blnnhtrdnildltlflnnham
an a .
'I'hnlruan ptpinlnth‘lnnamad the
hard? on N.
“We”. Mwfllamwflum
a,
M 'dhnttar'b‘lavnl‘m
you call
the
dine
on.
b
town.
Mbudnldonuhnrtotnwlth queen-and
Who‘ro
don-kgtawnylinnswh-anhapnraltatn
t ll
And hits a lion with awhlmbntthucrltter
nevnrbttu.
hrtthenmwhtmpnnhocnnatillhimwlth
atrowu—
Andyuuhntl'llnaethemltnua
When
the
ctr-ma
num-
t to
town.
lain'taohnndformuinhatwhenthatctuua
Button up with I'Annln Rooney,”l tell you
what, tt’nrrnndl
Wlththaelephnnu n-wnltaiu and tha hora.
heptntimr:
Whllaclcanupon the Woolen-vandal
hoywtllclimb
Andaeudnchlllriahtupyoar bachtuaeahlm
dlvnwaydowu—
Andyouhinhctthntlwou‘tmhntt
When
the
drum
contra
b
town.
Mhnlfndoaen annulanndlunlrphnutn
yin tough,
one and uhrnn. and a big long
necked strode.
Aadn cage of fmymhmhufl to make
the pnrmn laugh.
l‘lna-snviu u memoney. and an lure auny
nnme'e rown
l‘ll apeud a half a dollar
When
circus
comes
to
town.
~Xew York “'orld.
Pretty Val! Band.
There’s a very pious and diffidcnt young
man in Detroit who in no very nonnltive that
a certain gentleman with a good looking
daughtnrla forever teasing him on all m
of nubjects, and the yum fellow haa never
been able to get. oven until now. The other
day the old one met the young one in n
crowd of men.
“Ah. my boy," he said. "you weren't at
the club Inst night 2"
“Re, air," was the rapousc. “l wan mak-
luu a few calla.”
“Ovho.” laughed the old one, with meat
aigniflcanoe. ”making calla, were you?
What kind of hands did you hold?" and he
winked and laughed again and nudged the
young man in the ribs.
'l'henthelnipirntion came to the young
man.
"They were ju-st too lovely for anything,"
he said. with a smile. “Your dnughtcr‘a
was one, for instance." And somehow the
old one hnnn't felt no much like teasing thn
{ginning man since that—Detroit Free
llldn't Want M
Mr. Billus was looking over the plans of
a new barn he was preparing to build.
tutu-idem the hitchcnynnl,"ha
"But you will need them for light." ra-
plied the architect.
“Light nothing!" roared Mr. Billnn
“Thinewiulowncallforotpnnaa 0! clan.
and I've gotnhoyeyenrnoldl Lanva'em
outt"—-Chlcnco Tribune.
Bhut-fll‘huntlh.
llothcr—lwinhyoutnptothemnud
ptmenbnrofnoap.
Little Johnny-I've not a awful tooth-
Ida
"Dona It really ache much!”
“Awful! l can't let nthina touch it!”
“Then you may alno bring a pound cl
ralninn"—-Good hm
A hie-ad In land.
Mr. Sadly-4'“. tholi feel our the
lonnofmy rmherdrivnnmeacro-thewn
tor. I will met return.
nut-ulna“!
“No, you will never-en mania." 0
“Bay. lend mflnntil you not had."—
Wy 11mm.
Inch—That little I’m in love with
nowtnnprrfert llt wildflowrrflnnhna
adalny. Why,ahe’a nevrr even been
waltud with.
(WWall. wall!
Jack—That‘n true. Never been nuythln.
but W a tow timed-430w York
Weakly.
”plain—d.
r
ulna-MIMI»
it
In}: tnnpnnta unnewhanllnnt
Zoe—on. dini- wnyl—Bcrlhnfl
Inn-nine. ‘-
AM
Corr—Ira llama“- ta tar-bud
hanttfullyJaIt than 't a chair in the
noun.
Minamoto-annual Whuolnthn
world done in no wh- nl-aua an
wwwrmm
“tunable-n.
Whthvud hahad III-hind.
at dahtabwa.
Ito-magnum- Iona
anal
’l’oelnnnthinheruhnlltowuoutltthugutto all
lnmountaln onnwherelnndtanot And
"I don't care about having any windowa 3..
Hr. Chutney—«Never return? Are you TN!
Min-mum‘ddd mm
We think it Would be a
' good investment for
any one seekingquali-
tygand’ quantity of cir- a...
Fer further particulars
The Senti-
ENN MAY NOT-DIE. "‘
An Operation Ian Ill- Wlthont lever-ml
‘ [In May Garvin.
Pnnla. June lo.—-lt in believed that James
Gordon Bennett, who was merely injured
by a fall from a coach, will recover.
Ir. Bennett wan returning from the An-
kutl ran- out“ when the accident no
~ curred, and wan
driving a a t h a
conch turned Into
Elyseea. One of
the whoeln struck
the gate punt vlo
lently. Mr. Ben-
nett wna thrown
from the neat and
atruck his hood on
the iron ntcp. lle
wan unconscious
inns mm alum. when picked up.
Alta medical examination Mr. Bennett
naked Dr. Robin to be perimetly frank with
him. Alter learning that hie condition was
prions Mr. Bennett ndded n codicil to his
will, and then announced that. ho was ready
for the operation.
Since the operation Mr. Bennett hon had
no lever, and his friends are very ‘ no
of his recovery. Mr. Bennett is said to
have been seriously hurt in the abdomen,
but only conflicting statemenu an to the
nature of his injurla can he obtained
NOT A CLEAN SWEEP.
mummnommwm
EMMMMIM
“mum. June m—Poatmastcv
Bimnll hnn ltntndhnhndnnyet
madebnt one rullnswith nferencatopoab
meters, to wit that they would be re
gull-d to Mmhdr attention to the
(lotion at their This rule , ,“ to
pull
Want can at the fourth elm.
It. further stated that there would not
benclean sweep of the fourth clana poet.
mnstnrn, and that there would seem to he
propriety in not removing fourth clan:
portal-start who have held lean than four
years, unlea- cause exists for such removal.
He expressed the belie! that it would be
ngrent adventure it some plnn couldhe
devised that would result in practically
placing the power of meeting modicum
In the handn ol the people of t various
localities, thus nflonling much needed re
"at to the otlleera of the postolllce depart-
ment and the repreaentntivea In tongues
from the personal import unitien from the
udldntca for those poaltiona
Iolrtl Clan. Punt-ante“.
Wasuixovon. June ill—The following
fourth clnsn poatmnnten were appointed;
Maine—KW. ll. P. "good: Old Orchard.
0. A. Field; Wells Depot. (3. L. llatch.
New llnmpnhire—Yttrwtllinm lkpot. B. 0.
Bailey.
New York—Barton. EmCarey: (la-hills Cur-
unrn, D. B. Flake: Niclmln. I. D. for.
Troop at the lair.
Wilma-toy, June 10—11» olticinls oi
the war depnrtment protest that the mom
increase of the military force at Chicago
has nothing to do with the closing 0! the
World's fair, but there in vennon to believe
that trouble is anticipated.
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H. S. BROWN’S
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Luuum
llo Ion Aches.
In lore Restless Bays.
lllNIl - 800TIIEII.
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.tieflulinuulrentthe
CITY IIIIIIG STIIIIE,
Bargain Sale
FOOTWEAR!
ladies, Men’s dill
Greatest Bargains on Earth In Shoes
———snu noun——
children’s Sines. ,
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In lore Sleepless lights. One lot Ladies’ fineButtonShoes .......... w ’
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WTHIS SALE FBI TIIIITT ms III", IEIIIIII ill II“.
Glover&0|sen’s§
8| Washington St.. So. Norwallt.
Newmmndhand
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prevent and cute
‘ Group. Prionxscu.
WILLIAMS
DEUCIOIIS'.
Sparkling and healthlut EfljOyed by the
whole family. No other root beer er-
ract equals Williams' in strength and
purity. ‘ One bottle of extract makes 5
gallons. The great temperance drink,
This is m-hmir " put a; gnarl"
an other», Luz/or Fdla. One
trial “AII mppm't tins chum.
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TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NURWALK
FOLLOWS:
run Nrwloan, A.)l.~ha; ex. 536 cl..5lfi
ex..6 l5 local 21.,655 Lea T L!) l. u. l flier. bat
”Jana-ales M“ u. 915 no. long;
lothtttnddd cant in local ex. 1’. it.—
u. in ac. 2m”. :31 no. H)? an. H!) on.
5: no. 5!: ex. 1550 ar. on) u. 650 ac.
Ilene. luau-“l ma. m. “'nehlnpun uproot.
Sundays-l that. l’. 1—6 It ac. . 8n one“.
You Kn llnvu. A. )l.—-lm ex.
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A. Mrilll nc., ill II.
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Milan. “bananas.
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neon. Incas. P. Idiot-L. land, all
shinning»
alto-row. Ll—l 01.1 IOMnShern
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FIIE mus Ill norm
250 mu.
IIIIIWILK. flh_
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Buggies, moons, Carriages.
Canopies. Smiles. etc.
Prices to Suit All.
CALL AND 5!! Tune.
Henry Tilly.
iPIIIIIIlIIPEIIIIIIi.
We I'll] make a film display a!
lIIIIlEII IIllS AID BIIIIIIHS
—o'v_
Thursday and hiuay, hm l3, I4
The ladies are cordially invited to attend.
IIIIIISIIEII STIIIIE.
Bemal Marla d in
m a m.
Miss Van Tassel 81.80.
Second Floor Rl Washington st,
sown NOB'ALK.
Euinméé?"
Then secure before starting an
ACCIDENT TICKET
providing full) Death Benefit or mm “'«k-
grit-demo ‘g’ for dlanhling injury at a coat of
per day or ecVen days.
03.00 for lunrtrnn dnyn
{ 5911‘ ital mice
“.00 for twenty-one dun or
“.50 [or thirty due. I longer periods.
For sale by
H . D. SMITH .
llllOllf Building. Norwnlh. ('ona.
I!!! t!
A thorough training
FIIlIIIVl for bulb sexes.
All latrines-u hunches
MI.
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No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
In order to make room for other goods we have decided to
close out our entire stock of outside garments of all k'
mg Ladios’, Misses' and Children's garments, Ladies’ Jacket in
black, navy tan and mixed goods, with cloth and what
- full back and urge! sleeves. Mineea’ Garmenta from 12 to 13
years in plain jackets and with on
4 to]: years in light and dark 0 on.
sold and in order to do it we will sell them at less
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