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Aadatouyatl-a hetwaaathomhoth
contentionouthepolatwaalouc.
(ho'l’rath'ahravakuiohtlawaolaadm
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HIS LAS'I‘ RIDE.
Vlctnvlo'a comp had been Insulin a
way.on the lexicon aide oi the
Mlmdflo aouth from the lit
Ileaupply ramp of the American troops
mulioalo Springs. Tex. Because
tharivereonid not be around by United
Stab thulmldbauoapoelalloca
tuna,
Hun oi the Apache blvouac-airnply Vie tact
twlowaafiroundthcre.” at obontaucha
' Game-lama“). colonel oi the
(whodldeterminedthatareomnoia
to try to decide it the "internal
"whowurabouudtogot oreraome
how.wuuldau-thoriveroppuaitctho
mutual-(la Springs and Bad
mum
By run or “fancy duty" and other
’aoltdetoElP—al ”Iancy."howevrr-—there
w-oolyadoglo ofllow to at: mounted
Warming“ cav ryman to
command the Pueblo Indian acouto. It
w-ueoeaaary.thereioro.toaendanoucom
Monica-in command oi‘t‘he recon!
adhering party. Col-porn! Aka 'cnver o
Milwaaraoommcnded byhiacaptain.
andthogramal toldlieatty.the udjutunt.
”malaria-flail orders—nevi!!! cavalry-
manfromthcdiflerent troops. besidu the
ondi'ourludianecouts.
Tharuterol’ his troop ahowed that Prt
vataGoorp'l'ocke-oi 'l‘roopraatorep
raouttkattroop iathoAlamocapedition
Meowaanotahadmau. Homyoung
andpo-e-edmanyoi tholollleaoiyonth
—If not mat 0! than. Hewuacolored
[attackiauaud poaad’or triad tomaeoa
alovva oi mirttod horntldtaawellaaot
“WWW Ila waa not
ohrtlchoracter in anyaenoaond didnot
pt drunk oiteuer thonaverypoy day—at
thattlmaoocaeverytwotoiourmoutha—
“Whewouldovmmi-thatio
liaison All in all.yonn¢.reckleaaboy
oa “humor-WWI.“
aoldirr. Nothing pleased him better than
“Knoll! mounting to take orderly owny
hu-Oane-ioneouirereawhohappeood to
hmuhhthmdldeiL
ertautoi hia race. hewao onereel—
lautrklw. ermoatoi theaonthyrnrep
rumiotiv-dhbmhomghttom
be his own riding the trout tempered
knot thoaeoraigucd tohia troop. lilo
the bacon right enough. and the army tin
cupauved neatly to boil the oodeein and
to drink the notion irom. There were no
otherluauriea Thmhadnotheenevena
dmpotrneacolat Eagle Bptinga, oiwhioh
the corporal aiterdilixeut inquiry waa
praaonally owara
All. breakfast theiour Pueblo acouto
were out to thotrout miootlnalightly
diluent direction toward tho Alamo. The
rest of thodetaehment runaiued inhivouac.
wlth vldatt- ported.
The Indian wonta returned an hour or
two More aunaet. Aauauolwith tho
Paoblna. they had oeu- nothing. although
they claimed to hora worked down as far
on the Rio Grande. The Pueblos have never
been atar actor: a acouta 'l'bcyhava al-
waya meant well enough pn-hopa. butthair
intfpretation oi correct meaning hoa in»
variably iallen [or short of correct actitm.
ThoApache himaeli. thooueoi the friend-
ly orda. baa beeutho only lodiauacoutor
aeoutoiauyroeairom whomGeuerolCrook
or the government ever received at any
time any practical benefit in any campaign
ogaimt the Apaches. And General Crook
was really the only-American oilicer oi high
raukwho ever around to appreciate that
[act—newspaper highly colored anecdotca
on to other atrotegical planners oi the aort
to the mtrary notwithatanding. General
Crook during his liietime never utilized
newspaper reporter- or newspaper: to any
great extent.
Corporal Weaver decided to wait until
thauwourooeataboutSa. m. and thento
march toward and beyond the Alamo with
his entire command. lie ordered two
Pueblo acouta to precede the outlita rea-
aonabla distance and placed Tockea in
charge oi there acouta The two other
aeouta hooaaiguud aa flanker: to bio little
column tothe right and left. 80 definite
‘ oi mum, by reason of the
ground. were ordered in either instance.
The advance waa begun not much alter 3
o’clock and moourise. Tho march woo
quite alow. everybody keeping aatrict look-
out. were many halts on account oi
bodaoundand ior consultation and con
dilatation Brion daybreak the Alamo
woo pmaed. and by auuriao the river waa
hamwoao [06"ng buck- clone
bcoat. which iewolhlaeomradcacarni
tohaek.butoiwbieh Tockeaaeemodtobo
ahead.
It woo just about this time that Private
George 'l‘ockea gallopul hack to the cor
portiularlyiond Therewoanomonin W“!-
tha troop who aulirred more during the
prone-act mooning trout nun-loud kicks.
av- bitea. than Tockraaulered.and iew
troop received kinder. more gentle. more
rational treatment than 'l'ockes’mountre
“blocks
ltdoaanot taxolong when in camp tor a
alallaotiuting outfittourtready. lieuten-
oatiaod Adjutant) Ileatty pve hiaordera
at“! patidchckpmmndoawoshia
coma-prove” aimploordna:
"Twodaya’ waddle pocket rations You
moot-uncut todo uyflahtiaa ualraa
youharato— lo-iad. You know
thaoouotryzno the Alamo; watch clear.
mayourlndianacoutaoahwtyoucanz art
Mtouaaaqoieklyoapraaiblaliyoudb
manhunt“! you are jam or
“a.” quick with youth t.
W 10 o'clockCorporal Ala Weaver
thathe and bio detachment um
yin-tart.
Affirming-oil neeivlnghia loath»
m Weaver aaluted and gave thy
mood to mount. and "hyillc. bythe
Ink.morv:h."oud the little hood.
‘I‘ockroalugwlth the red. iollowed Wen—
vtroa the trail iron the Boyle Bprlnp
ovulnd atop atatlon, near which wu-
thaaapplyconntatothoanoyoaaad hilt-
tatltuoathaut.
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whole durn outfit! Moat be the whole at
I“). but they looks like Lt“). ’l’bcy're
right in irout of us not! on this aide oi the
river. Don't know ii they've men on yet.
but there they on anyhow."
But the hoatilea had made out Tockea
ondhiatwoacouta Theyeameattirat
quite warily. until they remgniaed the
weakneaa oi the ioree oppoaed to them.
Then they developed extrema bravery,
Scattering in every directlovr. but each
direction convergent on “'eavcr'a amall
command, ahooting, yelling like (lemma.
theytried to aunoundand tokainthedo
toehrnent.
Weaver had only l2men all told against
Vietnrlo'almwarrima. Armament wn in
My a atamlol. not counting num-
bera. ThoApacho Wu had quitcoa
good Ilrearmo at themldlrra had. Tho {our
Pueblo awuta gave the game up from the
vary but. Sumo mounted. ma div-mount»
ed; they all atka immediately 0! their
owulnotinctlvo mini ior themountaina
The I’urbloawm lmt to Weaver for all
limeand eternity. There were only eight
cavalry-ran then. all at thaeolorni variety.
to loco all oi \‘ictorio’a brat-a
()icouraa Corporal Weaver woo obliged
tomato a run toward Eagle. opt it
woo muliuht unmand he mu arc and
neahia way. Ilia minor lattice. although
perhap- Intuitive. wrru wit-rail“.
“All i could think oi. lieutenant." ho
aald in altarword narrating hia erprrt
unfit-auto make the neat Maire-trim
on the back trail. Time l’d halt, ill»
mount and almot Into the hoatilra. and I‘d
stop them a little every lino. Then I‘d
not and atriko out (or the out back
0
There toetleo wm «notional tor more
tkooflmilra Wbenhe arrived atl'ule
Spring: at hall wtdriork p. ruling.
LWmhimorltan-ltwodhlawteo haul
bullet hole- thmugk coup-alga halo and
loan-l rhino. one at than actually hit
throughthobailuthhbmtmndnmthoo
ooahovaembodlym.
ltwaa doriooaoo oi the retro-la altar
onenithvloathaltooo one at the Mara"
byiltwpoml Weaver that ht
rut-floor, Tort” left tho Mocha-Int.
Aa‘l‘oekrawaaiothaaet oi mating bio
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Whenyouarcoldandlamyauodawayb
M and your law. your widen/Mi
tmummuomoam
C mammwfllm
Down at: alga whore am you “la
y.
youoloold.
warhean.ltahallbuo.sll’udrrthclway
Oldeatbthepart'alnnrmadiaorray
Lira hushed and talk. Yet m that.
comonooign,
hireonwell pleated! Immortal and divine
lavafiaflwillundmaeflod'oanwlamoy.
When areold.
-—W.B. culeyinNewYorkTimao.
93 (flavor Spldora.
I took a large spider from his web under
the haematoi amill. put him on a cldp
oiwood and act him afloat on thoqulot
wateraoi the pond. He walked all about
the sides of his bark. surveying the aitu
tlon very carefully. and when the Inct that
bowaareolly afloat andobouta yard from
drove seemed to be I'ully mprehrnded he
looked out ior tho nearmt land.
Thio point iairly settled upon. ho hum»
diately began to mat in web {or it. He
threw Itu iaraa poaeibla intho air and
with tho 'wiud. ltaoou reached thoahore
and made inst to the spires oi gran. Then
bctnrned himseil about and in true Illlt‘l’
(albino begantohnul in hand over hand
on his cable. Carefully he draw upon it
until hia bark began to more toward shore.
Arit moved the inaurJzo the tasterdrew
upon it to keep his havnvcr taut and iron
touching the water. Very soon he reached
the shore. and quickly laping to taro
firma sped his way homcward.
Thinking that he might be a special ex~
pert and an eruption in that line oi boob
manship to the rent at his companions. I
tried several of them. They all came to
churn in like manner.—.\'cw York Adver-
titer.
A Knowing Turkey (Bahia.
“I own a turkey uobhler at to home up
near to Crestnliuc." remark an Iowa
former at Hotel llomuot last night. “that'o
at)?» more good hora: acme than or iayhird.
and. durn my pictur’. n joyhird'a uex’ to a
legislator. by gum! But as l was so
this tnrkey’s rr gnu! big whopping tel ow
what'd weigh nigh onto an pounds. Ho’a
abattmyearaotagr. l‘llbct he know: a
eroslnroflas he nuaao’Im. lllll
iur hriatmao on Fourth oi July and
Thanksgivin, by gum. ho is ‘dead on.’ oa
my boy what went to the Duhuque college
would say. Just before these day! come
along old bblcr gets oick and mopu
’round'a ii almoat dead. But-anon'a
the holidays have posed Mr. Turkey ho-
to strut and gobble.» youcanaee
laughing to himacli about how he had
iooledme. Butaick or well.poor oriat,
howill have to go aoon. Wankel! getr
ting so old it won't be long More he won't
ho no account at "—St. Louis Republic.
Cal-uh; Butter.
The moat universally colored article is
butter, and ltmoy with greatcouildencebe
untried that there is hardly. pound oi
hotter aold at tho [abent time in thin
country which has not loco doctoral. moat
ly by the aid oi n harmless coloring matter
-—annatto—in outer to hi) to such but-
ter a rich golden color. uttor naturally
varies much in color. according to the “
am, the breed at the cow and mainly ita
iota]. and it I» but ran-Iy the natural butter
W the color to which the public it
now acclaimed Thedesire oi thoae who
introduced thia admixture was obvioualy
to make their prrxluco appear richer and
meeuticiugto tho eyrthan nature had
intended (healterthe other tho teat oi
the butter merchants had to follow aoit—
Iootl. Drop-and Drink.
Iwrprlalag the (loo loo.
Thoulieatoemoi the metcrlut tor
at the pa natty-any in lliddeiord Sam
received a tarriblo blow at onehottaa loot
week when bowaaon bisquarterlyroumla
[trapped on tho haekdooroi onehouaa
which waa almoat lmmediotelyopcncd by
a woman, who held out a pail oi I'll] (or
him totake. She had caught a allurpaa oi
mane caning intothoyard and thought
it won the will roan. whom aha had bier.
expecting (or a week. Thu no monopoliat
and tho awlll bucket almoot [all almultano
oualy iron the elected tho max»
pr Commercial.
A “loan "aloe.
Moran of Salem. Moan. baa
mind the o! hmoo hratiua In a
cartoon lot; He hon built a him
with all lta rim [matting mthwarrl and
only lm on the north. Alton-lube
whole another-a trot» oi the hum Ia mania
oi and by moi W Proton
one to ruabledun runnydoyatohrut
hllwholohouae with aunahloa aloun At
night It! on cloudy Ilaya be hot hrarth
Ina m Ila We. that by thin «or
air-oo- hr has tho but whol-omo heat
that to shutdown“ York Boa,
i
“Iqbal“
to ”at anciety'a whirl. llaawko
return hubmntryhaaae
me a vat amount at work for
My’nmh “hummer-l)
way nation nothortoorltiania
Theolywaoflar Mitt-round”
“mm—arach-
tkyaawm
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Than HMWM
dc natural-kahuna.
chub. “lo “no no hold lowland?"
“mm haul. You’ll
w.
Irv-rial kpraayiathatwoll.
“guru“.an.
nomwmmmwm *
WWW-lame”
The mungo markrt oi mnihfl'n Cali-
!uruia in in n pnrmlitr condition. The
largest crop on rewnl in 011th
neuron. Only
afzrhundmdcaflorulohovcbeculldppod
a0 .
It in: been rvporlul tint there in a
militia among mouthcm Coliioroh
m to hold their flop lot “
a box. This in only into to alimited ox-
laut. Therein no general combination
Lou! unions have been
formed in several localities to maintain
prices and incilitato altixmmuta. but these
only represent a [airtimt'oi the crop nod
do not work in nuiwn. The moot im-
portant of these unions is that of River-
side, which mprvsc-nts wvon-eighths oi
the crop of that photo. or about Lilli)
lion‘s. The rm: of titer-mp controlled by
local organizations will probably bring
upthe aggregate so held to about 2.500
boxes. or less than half the tuitll crop.
Buyers are holding off. being unwillv
tug to consign while the content pur-
chasers am not inclined to risk lmying.
lewcatherin the east has beenvcry
cold, and there is still it large quantity
of good Florida fruit to be shipped:
hence there is at pmut it sort of dead—
lock. Local firms are oticring for choic-
est Riverside» novels $3 per box at the
shipping point and lower. according to
quality. and (or ordinary San Gubriol
valley novels 3L7!) is about the best
price obtainable, which does not satisfy
the growers. —Cor. San Francisco Chron-
icle.
Adlnlaalon Title“ for the Worm-- Fair.
For a week the. bunk note iawtorioe at
Dalton, Moos, hnvo been ionizing pecu-
liarly distinctive paper that is to be used
for tickctaol admission to the Work“!
inir. The first order. hich was for
5.tll0,(l00 tickets. has bonfihippcrl to New
York to that the American Bank Note
company may have time for tho «lab»
rato engraving on the ticket. It ’u or—
pectcd that many will be sold on row
moire. To guard against counterfeit: it
has Man decided that between tho uheeta
of paper of which tho card in cumpooed
there shall be scattered planchets oi tier
one paper. These planrhetr are of «litter-
ent sizes. the largest no big maplnhead.
They arc of three colon. bloc. pinknnd
salmon. the shanks bring plainly dis-
cemible through the thin paper on both
Iidea. Tho plauchcta are not acattered
all over the card. butaimply inn row lea
than an inch wide corners from top to
bottom. The tissue cut in those little
disks iv onwnsivc. and convidmblc will
be saved by using them only in the cen-
ter oi the ticket. The chief mil {or
placing them in this way is thoincrratod
dimculty in counterfeiting.
Theaizooithoticketa will be 2; by 4;
inches.
In W. I. Aalor In England.
What can have indm'mi Mr. \V. W,
Astor to buy llii‘ Lila-ml i‘nli Mull Gav
ratio in order to convert it into a
Unionist organ? This tic-ems to me to be
or strange aait would ho for the Duke
of Westminster or mum melt English
magnate to buy up an antindministrn-
lion newspaper at Washington in order
to change it into an administration or—
gnu. What would the Americana any ii
that were done? Would there not be
mtowlmt oi an outcry and would it
not inaugurated to the duke that. ii he
w'uthcd to engage in politics, it might be
well ll be worn to confine himself to
than oi ill-I own country? I! Mr. W.
W. Artur intended to uotnralixo him-Ii
on an Engliahman.lcould omleratnnd
the purcbaao. Thin. however. in impruir
able, for hia My mainly «mitts oi
land and him-coin New York, where no
alien can hold real «tartan Lomlon
Truth.
a Bahatltula r» who.
i low a good auggeatiou laat week (or
the impermniona young man who wauta
to give hia beet beloved a sleigh ride
without tho nmuaity oi braving the
livery atabln hoop" iur mvlit. A m-
acnm boy mounted on his bicycle waa
making very iolr time towing a hand
tied on which his beet girl perched in
mint t'u'tulm’l and art-lent abduction.
Tho omnxvtm-nt lack» atone oi tho ad‘
vantoamoi tho ringlecutlcr and tho?!)
medium. but it in aochaapand handy
that It 11th nmu’denthm. l‘lctum
oi thin device in the advertising pom of
mm would do a good deal to
bvaanthoralod the bicyclointhowb
tar walla. whoa Iva-loom naturally be
come-Wu little alock. «Kate Pleld‘a Warh-
a
may I...» W W}...
Inland la themly powerwhlch boa
plutonium hum
“avdwdlflcflthwlnodoofiotwdayne
cans m verse.
Tho Forwat'a liarltoga.
Whatrloaaho plant uhoplanta‘otraat
no ploutaoirlcnd oiaunantl It”
Ila planta tho do; oi Imu- flea.
'l‘ho ahait 0! beauty. lowering high;
He planta a ham to hcuvcn auiah
For aorta and mother trmo oi bird ‘
ln hushed and happy twilight heard-
The treble oi heaven's harmony-
Theoe thing he plants who planta a in;
What doeaheplant who plautaa trial
Ila planta cool abodr. and tourist roll.
and reed and bud oi days to be.
And yearn that fade and iinrh outta
llo planta the glory at tho plain:
He plant» the iorcot's heritage:
The barren of a coming an:
The Joy that unborn eyes shall aet-
‘l'bcao thlnaa he plants who plant: a trea.
a atomic
In! was not sum
our! .
granule um
mebloodh mm
drawn-good “magnum
Yo—
Aye. through the portals oi the tomb—
Will yet endure
’nll ita own time aboll curne.
Thornton. thumb never while we live.
it may be mine to oak or you“ to give:
Though you may pane beyond my ken.
And i be loot
Among the crowd oi namcioas mcn;
Though both be tempt-st (Ina-ml
'l'oeorth'a cam-meat coda oinr.
I know that we ahall meet again.
Meet and boom.' in periect love;
But when and where
Whether In this earth humor ltcnvvu nbovu
0r In acme ununaxioed world or our»
1 neither know nor can.
Early or late.
love can wait.
~(‘harloa Lotto Ilildreth.
Illa l‘rnlta Shall Follow.
The books any well. my brothers. Each Innn‘r
lilo
The outcome 0 iormrr living is.
Tho bygone wrong! bring iorth aorroweand
I“
The bygone right brings blink
I! he who liveth. learning whence woe option.
Radar-uh patiently. striving to pay
lib atmt debt ior ancient evils time
in luvu and truth alway—
li halhall day by day dwell merciful.
llolyaudiuatandktndoml true.‘ondrund
Drain from where it ellnnt with bleeding root...
Till love 0! lite have end—
flo. dying. loot-nth no the sum at him
Allie count rum—ad whoao ill: no dead and
‘8‘“.
Where good is quick and might} . iaraud near
80 lhat trultn iolltrw It.
—"l.igitt oi Asia.”
Iaeo I)"; In June.
Tell you what I like best—-
lam about knee deep in June.
'Boot the time atrawberries melu
0n the vine: worm afternoon
lea to jes' git out and rest
And not work at nothing else.
Orchard‘e where l'd rather be -
h’eadn‘t lento it in ior Int»!
J.’ hole aky overhead
And to whole airth underneath—
Bort o' If. a man can breathe
Ukohaortond kind o'hoa
Elbow room to krerleaaly
Sprawl out lentihwaya on the an.
mam tho about” thick and on“
An the kivvera on tho bed
Mother tiara in the loit‘
Alina when they‘n company.
larch ain't nothin new!
April‘a altogether too
Braah ior Inc. and llaywl )cs‘
'llotniuoto I15 promlaea «-
Little hinto o' aunahlne and
Green around Ibo timberland—
A low bio-cum and a low
Drop ooloep. and It turns in
'I'un daylight and anuwa og'inl
[it when June cornea! (Tl-or my throat
“'lih wild honey! Bench my hair
In tho dew and hold my coat!
Whoop out loud and throw my hot!
Juno wonu Inc. and I'm in aparv!
I‘M them alsotldcn anywhnu.
I'll so down aacl wall" there
And chimp-d toyou at that!
«James “’hllcovnb [ilk-y.
Cort ()on Inna.
whither on going with hum lug loci.
I'm-Iva that an pan-inc tonight on the amt?
Ionaallaoauymtal toenail-ad.
Ilalltathatom "amount heamthatanrhd.
Iyw that on heavy wlth airflow and airlir.
hya- thal are ulna-loo with beauty and lite.
Mica oi photon. oral ova-n oi care.
Oahu. all pang. Bod only known when!
Honda that have earorotly atrivva in bread.
lloflathat arouatlallwtthdiahooorlaotaad.
Heart-that untamed toaparpaaaaabtim.
Mall diaoordoal and loaded with crime.
Ibuhthatanpanolal oawhitaoolhuoow.
“that an hbeltoalhearidawdwor.
alumni: oaaaordruok ladaapalr.
all and only know when!
our» totho how when the mom red wine
.aallhammtotynekwmmrhhauaatow
lowalathairhaaenunluaalorwndaaow
“Mmouohowhom-Ml
m.
“wwtbmlhmmtfl
film.»
aa-nt... hmyioocotothoena.
than-v- with aeoraaovapvayar.
“finial“: hanwowhavrl
«Chwm
Mutatmthrehfloam nah.
It
“Ia—am «the tatoho—w
luau-tuba».
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SELEBT vnun “
own HOME!
2 Large Lois Butrm Ave.
4 Good Lots
Woodward Ave.
9 Nice lots
Riverside Ave.
M Choice Lois
lincoln Ave.
l5 Sighily lots
on the Bluii
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be otl'cred than these lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I otl'ered my first
purchase of these lots “on terms
to suit tho purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now, and
their worrnntee 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 paymeuto.
You can pay monthly—any way
or amount to suit you.
If you will only try you will
own u lot in a short limo.
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PRICE,
$350, $400, etc.
the read oatato cities of
TlIllIIl in IiIlLDEII.
Wasummon 8m.
or on the amino oi JOHN
BIRDS; at the otllco of
The Old Well Cigar 00.. 83
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EVERY PAIR
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Best Material is umcomniningnumhimy
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H. 3. BROWN?
South Main Street. 80. Nortval ‘
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woman-run. ‘
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Tristram ‘& Hyatt’s,
No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalki
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sold and in order to do it we
manufacturers'_price.
t0 Wit:
LUTHER
Ill. lav liner & Hartford II. II.
JUNK H. rm.
TRAINE LEAVE SOUTH NURWALK AS
FOLLOWS:
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Wagons of All Kinds and at
This season I have a superiorslot of Wagons for all purpoaeo,
BllIiIiIES, I’HiElIIIIS, BlIIIIPIES,
CAMS. BIRRIISES. llIII IIIISIIESS MEWS
Which, for Quolit and Price, cannot be beat in the country. and
1 will make it to t o purchutcr's advantage
Don’t go out of town until you have ookod at my stock.
SECOND IIlIID WISIIIIS 0F ALL IIIIDS.
Ropair work called for and delivered free of charge.
tor. liaison In. I“ Franklin St, -
53 ac.
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Foo Now our. li.~lul or. no
Ilezl ol..o. .
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I? Prices to Suit‘ 4%
In order to make room for other goods we have decided to
close out our entire stock of outside garments of ullkinda,
ing Lndies’, Misses’ and Children’s
black, navy tan and mixed goods,
full back and. urgel sleeves. Misses’ Gunnenta from 12 to 18
years inplain Jackets and with capes.
4 to 12 years in light and dark on out. Every garment must he
will sell them at less than‘ the
linclud-
gorments, Ladies’ Jackets in
With cloth and velveti ca
Children’s garmenta from
HALF PRICE.
All of our new and fashionable capes will be included ‘in thin
sale, at just one-half their former price. ‘
Tristram & Hyatt,
THE LEADING DRY IillfllIS SHIRE,
No. 2_Gazette Building.
BIIY AT HIIME ANII SAVE MIINEYI
SI’IIIIIIES,
to buy of mo.
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Henry Tilly-
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Norwalk Chronicler