HOUSE
Law Repeal Bill
lip a Big Row.
‘ hythe Democrats has
anxiety as to what the
passage of the repeal by the
, on» house would have upon
- the collate on the bill now
”up” 0! the Sherman act.
of‘hlr. Tracy of New York in
, harmony with the Republicans
.. lanaidtobehasedupon his
“repel oi the federal election
the house would cause some votes
raped of the Sherman law to be
me the Republican members
Aw canvalsvof the senate just made
that so far as its effect
measure is concerned the
,M tho federal election. law will not
mfictions of a single itepulr
fly they {aror repeal as a matter of
, and if any one thinks they can
W by partisan tactics the temper‘of
rmhllous of . the senate has been
mixed. Not a Republican senator can
' hound whowill admit that a vote can be
made or lost by any action the house my
m ’0 Mt In the Senate.
the proposition to repeal the fed-
law comes before the senate.
as a preposition by itself, the
and determined opposition to
”skirmish over . the federal elec-
npeallfll took piacein themollse. and
the casualties were few it was
that both sides were in earnest
thougular bottle will be a severe
opened their batteries
allow the canon beill to be
to the house. Under the
of Mr. Burrows the Republic»
to filibusterlng tnctics and for
the host of the skirmish. as
the reporting oi the mesa
metallic all leaves of
W Eran on account of
Overthis resolution there was a
spicy discussion. in the course
‘ It. Grosvenor of Ohio intimated
hill wereealied up at the pres—
tlli Wilson bill. when it returned
“nah. might not receive the lie
“mm it formerly did.
I!- ”lllll Dana-t.
He had made certain threats. lie
that maybe his wrath would rise
his patriotism. Was tbieun
.m in the gentleman to desistfrom
’ ‘ Democratic party had
Wtothc house with certain du-
and the man who believed
would not discharge these duties
blicans could do
reported today; if not today, to—
W. the next day; if
next week: if not the
‘ month; if not the next
month. the...” session. This bill would
i
debate there ware
approach’ieng debate
. the session of the
“ivory oi a speech by Mr.
against the repeal bill.
and five minutes
hroughout with so
not seem to diminish
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Ch. hat-eaten.
Sept. ill-The following
were appointed:
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Full Directions With .
Each Bottle.
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our we set sale
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41 misc. mm. m ""'°
mammal. d.
“*“Wmm' woes. or THE sum
"the Altos-saliva 'l‘hat Was Proaa‘atad to
Judge l‘ryor'a 80-.
New Your. Sept. 15,—The'8un prints
til f ii i tori : Se 1 ha
Josié’gd‘imnli to $2.33: of ii: "53 “mum-'4‘
Cleveland administration. tile son,Wlilialn -——————-
11, who is a doctor with considerable ex: m A“ 0' THE V3393 or BIOT.
perience and practice. thought that he
would like to he a union surgeon. This
place would make in: subordinate to the
woolen commissioner. Mr. Lochren. at
ashingtmr. Judge Pryor called in the
services of Congressman Sickles. who was
a record friend of Mr. {ashram
r. Sickles wrote a very pleasant note to
Mr. linemen, introducing young Dr. Pryor
tics. Declared Impossible—Tho strip Is
on Fire. and llamas-eh" will l'iad Io
Watch—Two “corners to lack Claim.
Assesses Crrr. Kan. Sept. iii—Seem
tary Hoke Smith has at last yielded to the
pressure of public sentiment and author
land the officers in charge of the registra-
tion booths at this [)0th to increase the
clerical force to any extent that is deemed
necessary. lie has authorized them .to
open all booths required in this city and
thus make it unnecessary for persons to
undergo the hardships incident to register
ing at the border line.
The news of this order was received by
and telling the young gentleman's mission.
Dr. Pryor took the note to Commissioner
lochren at Washington. and the commie-
siouer gave it careful musideratlon. The
commissioner then said to the doctor:
"I um glad to see you, doctor. but before
this appointment is made i would like to
have you take this note of Congressman
Sickles and present it to Colonel Robert
Grier Mon-roe of. New York".
Dr. Pryor did oshc was told. lie present
ed the note to Colonel Monroe at his oilice.
140 Nassau street. and the following con-
versation occurred: .
Colonel Monroe—Doctor. are you a mem—
ber of Tammany Hall?
The Doctor—J am.
Colonel Mun roe—You will have to leave
that organization before you can get this
appointment.
Dr. Pryor—If this appointment is de
pendent on my leaving Tammany flail.
Colonel Monroe. 1 do not want the place. i
prefer to stick to my principles as a Tain-
many Hull mull ‘ rather" than regard your
wishes in this mutter.
Dr. Pryor said “Good afternoon" and re—
ported the result to his father. The judge
then communicated the result toCuugress—
man Sickles at Washington General Sic—
kiss was a little annoyed and told his trou-
bles i0 Congressman John R. Fellows and
others: it is now said that therein a move—
ment on foot in Washington which will de-
termine the status of Colonel Monroe.
Colonel immout has expressed himself as
very much annoyed over the outcome. of
this matter.
PENSION ERS lLL TREATED. .
They Are Mario in \ant In tho lhslllmoro
I'llltnm For Days.
BALTIMORE, Sept~ l5.«~l'ndcr an order of
tho lumimustcr general the 3m) petisiunl'rs
in ilultiumre were rumirod in “ppm“ in
person at the posloillce hero to rum-ire the
checks for the last quarter's pension. The
order is very distasteful to the pensioners,
and they have signed petitions «siting that
it be revoked.
The petition recites that. the is-usiouere
have been subjectedto“gross indignities,"
mode to wait in thew-milieu corridors for
two dnys. ordered around by watchmen.
compelled to breathe bad air. kept stand-
ingin line for fear of losing their places
and finally put under charge of policemen.
As Americnncitisens it is claimed that
the pensioners have the right to have their
mnll delivered to any address they wish.
Mud they deny that the pension department
or the pustollicc department has a right to
inlrrt'i'pi liu-ir mail and prevent it being
delivered to the proper address.
The petition will be min-n to Washing
ton. inguihrr u ill! the ri-uioustmuce of tho
[Ii-usinu inform-ye. This rcumnsirnncedo
clan-s that the interception of mull by the
pusmilli-u employees at llaliililoro was il-
legal, and it quotes the revised utilities to
support this proposition. ““‘
Besides the illegality of intercepting pen-
sioners‘ mall. the remonstrnuce says it
works a hardship on thepeasloncrs. They
was driven like “cattle" and treated like
“liege." They were Jammed and crowded.
They breathed bad air and wereumler such
a strain that many were made sick and
some had to be taken to hospitals. in their
already crippled. maimed and ill condition
it was an on to treat them as they
were treated. hey were oiled before
the public usaims seekers. hey lost when
over wages they may have been earning for
live“, days, as not many staid less than two
i ya.
Broohway Suspended by Bequest.
ELlfllilt. x. it, Kept, li—The board of
autumn-rs oi the New York State reforma-
tory held a meeting, at which Superintend-
ent ilrockwny rcquutcd to be rclievodof
iii-duties during the investigation The
board appointed James B. Rsthbooo want
as superintendent riding the invostigw
tion and temporarl y retired Mr. Brock:
way from olilee.
that has been aroused against the registra-
l.ill0 Women hail their names recorded
Thursday. They were principally school-
ieachers. typewriters. clerks and servants
Registration impossible. .
The crowds are steadily ou the increase.
If 20 booths should be opeiml in this city
We! and Home“ at ell clerks epmioml. it
would still be impossible to register all ibi
homescokcrs. The cattlemeu held a illl'l'l~
telegram to G rim-r Cleveland:
“We. the undersigned caitlenlcu. thur
ouuhly posted upon the condition of oliair:
here, respectfully protest against the rcgis
tratlou system as carried on at booth .\'o. 9.
thousands arrive on elvch train. A conflict
abandoned. The honor of your mlmiuis
trillion is being jeopanlizul. Common but
dos r, nu to chief the strip who cannot run.
islmtinn is a farce."
The conduct of the soldiers nt booth No.
ii is despicable. They uppi-ur to is- in cub
back door of the bomb and secure his “i“.
howls offer the booth has been closed.
llumeaeellera Are Desperate.
their wits' ends and frantically telegraph-
thu line.
diors nnil gm‘oruuu-ni “grills lit-fun: them.
things are being managed
fluids.
Isl-agar and latenes- Arrested.
Maura (luvs ii. Pa. Bent. ill. »-- iimey
Barton. the manager and superintendent
oi the Maueh Chunk Electric railway. and
John l'onieroy. the motorman. were placed
under arrest for causing the disaster on the
electric railway on Tuesday evening, in
which two persons were seriously injured.
the cashier but in Vail arrest.
le Youfiiept. lit—The Home bank.
at Eighth avenue and Fortysseeomi street.
has less robbed of slain in bonds by its
cashier. Howard 1.. lists. Bela has con-
fusedto the directors of the institution
Mire lost the moneyln speculation in
Wall street.
n. Preside-Ne Pastor Called.
Bonn». iii—Jilin WWW
Pres rlan mob of this city has as-
ten a cell toilev.8amusil.liohues.
assistant pastor of the first Prubytarisn
church. Washington. where the president
destmyed.
'I'he fitrip on Vin.
stifle? terribly.
lat Their clothing. but Won the flash.
are already caramel
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scorn soother. cons.
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Undertak- Of. .
t KNIGHT cram. nonwaut. cons
roan sensors liANGED.
sown-sums wraps-«rura-
canto. case.
mom H35
Ric’s Fierce Bi
'_§_Ix Hounsf
‘mbardment by
ii i183 4 2 [ME
insure your Life in the Conn. General Life
ins. 00.. of Hartford. Remember. young man
that in aday will insure your life for sum,
and 80 a day will give you
ONE THOUSAND BfllllflS ,
if living. at Ll years of see. .. " ,_
S. S. i’Hnmmedieu.l
. III' Washington Sinai.
South lomrll
W.H.Meeker&|ln.
ii. 8. .l. B. BOLTBN'S
Hill WATER HEATH
PM But ”1d Rcd Tape mm Annual. Ilia. Sept. lit—Two weeks
oodral! and live children.
living near Quincy.were taken violently ill.
and two children died. “sand
still linger. with little hope of recovery.
Examinations of the well on the promises
huge- of rough on rats
in it, slid snap cion pointed to a nem'
lien Jackson. who was crusted and taken
by a crowd oi masked men from the oili-
eers during the inquest and banged.
The next day the jury examined Mehaley
Jackson. lion's wife, and Lou Carter. his
mother-lu-law. who testified to a knowl-
edge of Ben‘s intention to purchase poison
for that purpose. but the jury d‘whsrged
them. Acrowd of armed men .llfll) took
them out and banged them as participants
in the conspiracy.
Melluley Jackson also testified that Ru-
fus iiroylce. a well known negro of the
neighborhood. had furnished the money to
buy the poison. and after the tint lynching
he hid away and eluded discovery until
Wednesday. He was seen at Woodmill. a
few miles from the scene of the other
tragedy, and Thursday morning his dead
body was found hanging to a limb in that
vicinity. No parties have yet been arrest.
ed. but the grand jury now in unsionls
thoroughly investlgntiuu the cube.
WILL sunnfioefl WEEKS.
Detectives start l’or Costa lli‘ to Bring
. “all the Inhaler.
NEW Yolui. Sept. 15.~District Attorney
Nicoll received it telegram from Secretary
oi State lizeahnm. quoting one receive-Ii by
Secretary Gresham from the l'niwi Staten
minister at (lustu Rica announcing the cup-
ture in San J use of Francis ii. Weeks, the
embouli-r oi over Nfilfildfl). and assuring
the l'uiled States government that the nu-
thoritiss at San Jose would surrender the
fugitive. in response to the moment of the
Washington authorities for Weeks’ arrest.
m 1.er mules was omens.
or was is rin- new
teal—«Th [trad-ates
are May Be a Naval
lfleglslratiomlm wm. Increased mill. an to. null-arm
so: leashed Had
Praia to Sea, and 1
DML—Slndoatl M alt.
Burma Arias. Se t. is.-—The rebel fleet.
M0110. fulfilled his
re on the (ort- near
I; the entrant! to Rio
carding the forts the
fleet. the Aquldaban,
e'l‘raiano,were turned
mold was apparently
sick. and many shells
under Custotlo J
threat and opened
Nicthi-roy command
Janeiru. After born
guns of the hostile
the Republicuuud ill
on the city. The ari
the main point of oil
were thrown at it.
The bombardment
lasted from ll o’clOCi
T.
of the city oi Rio
in the morning until
5 o'clock in the ufwirnooa. but little dam-
age was caused. Thp ships opened fire on
the city again yest day. but the result
was the some as that of the first attuck.
. A message sent ii in President Poiroto
to the llruzilisu ml] later here states that
it is expimod that ti o rebel ships will sur-
render in a few day:
here, however. dollll
pressed here that i
harbor would permil
min is
the bomeseelters here with great rejoicing
and has tended to allay the bitter feeling
3----
a—-V_—
tion system. ‘At booth No 0 more than ‘
your ‘ ‘ ‘ “3:35.
orders
Brasilinn militants
this. Sumrisoisu»
he foreign fleet in the
the bombardment of
Molly. vl-‘romothirsmlmeeit islearucd. . . "
et. Brazilian consuls
here and in Montevideo dispatch vessels
freely for lirazillalli ports. Their opera-
ot lilo an: curried on
in of warships of the
i.
that the city is qui
lug hen: mid Molvod to semi the following
tiuns nitor arriving
under the protr-ctli
nailonnlily of the ii
The intcnlictloni
Brazil applies only‘
u cieariug vessels for
Seven thousand people are now in lint-,aud 0 three under the Bri-
Ti-legrnphic sent
it is reported thnl
tninod in the city ill
Till-re was much 1
by l'elxoto‘s forces.
to is still suspended.
perfect order was main-
ring the bombardment.
enthusiasm manifested
who still rcmnin loyal
between parties who are not registered and
troops is imminent unless the system is
The telegram from Costa Rica also eluted
thut‘lhe presence till-re of the l'niieiib‘iulos
minister was not necessary to secure
\l'uoks' surrender by the government of
Hunting, 8mm indies-Fitting.
”fin and ghost iron Work.
Hot Air Heating.
Plans _and estimates furnished for either
but water. steam or hot air heating.
Hi SOUTH MAIN 51'
llllcllillui
morg‘ty demands relief for honest settlers
isler. immediate action is necessary. licg- The warship Tin
mains loyal. bits pu
she will luwt the m
imam. which wast
the tw» yes-win me
adenine, which still re
t to sea. it is expected
-med merchant steamer
0 old the rebel libel.
vi. a desperate light is
Dulm'ili‘c Sergeants Reilly and You
(ierichtru left on the Atlas iiue simmer to
day for Costa Rica to take charge of Weeks
and bring him back to New York.
trict Attorney Nimil unuuuumi that thi-
grand jury had found lin- indictments
ugaiust Weeks aggregating Mull).
FATAL FOREST FIRES.
‘l'wo Villages Burned and a Number of
Liv-s Reported Lost.
in-zsowmu. S. i)., Sept. iso’i‘he forest
tire which has been threatening this city
for the past timednys has mumud the
fonn of imminent danger.
it is new burning is tract of very heavy
timber a mile distant and coming straight
toward the town. The eutiredeatructlon
of the city is threatened.
MlLW/il’lilfll. Sit-pt. lh.—Terrible forest
fires are raising around Marshiield, Wis.
Anumberui lives are reporteslmlmve
been bust. and «ill families are homeless.
Bridges have been
luslun with the victim and for n considera-
tion of 3‘: will conduct ll ll-Inmeki-r to the
on Fable have declared
against President i't‘lxutn. All tho foreign
ships in the hub 1r ri-iuuiu neutral and
hove decided not ill interfere in the revolu»
lstrnilon out of turn, it is freely charge-l Th” students i“ i
that I‘it'l'lis uni mulling abusiuvssnf new
interim; pus-slug acquaintances at their
that you
may wish
and we
The cnptnin of the minimal Alagoas de~
curled from Ailmlriill Mello'il squadron. lie
hurried to Rio and} thenI gave information
to President Palm 0 of the movements of
.» ll points which were in»
iug of llil invading force
GUTiiiill-I. t). 'i'., Sept. lit—Nine thou
sand people were in line at Orlnmluwait-
ink to be registered. The clerks nru worn
out, and it will be impossible to complete
the registration by Saturday noon. Tbl'
agents-of the. interior (lemrtment are at
vorablr to the land
were strongly tum
in; to Washington for some wuyout of the Town llamhnnled. .
diiiiculty, while the people are growing
desperate. and a riot is imminent all along
Brews Antes.
mentsry neon of
been mivul here.
controls the toll-1
gout squadron is N
ed on arsenal low
which one it is i1
Guarantee Bank laies.
.the Brazilian revolt has
President l’rikutu st ill
'roph lines The in~ur-
portal to have Minimal-
in near liio Janeirn. but
nposmblc as yet to M‘PF
tits captured the govern-
atrium, which lay in line
mien-d without firing a
L the entrance to tile hur-
usurgunt flwt. but with-
lsuruulbs din'clul thrir
unis and forts. The gov-
llahiu. which started for
oppose any revolt in the
men. has been ordered to
line of RloJaneiro.
he government guulslut
has been in the harbor
r nevernl days, expect to
y by lheiueurgenl irons»
hey have prepared their
)i tho {Ni utllccrs in the
w have joined the insur-
.if the government does not provide a
force large enough to register all belon- to-
morrow night, the people will sweep sway
the booths on Saturday and outer the strip
with a mighty rush. sweeping the few sul‘
burned and trains that th e
it is reported that the villages of McMil-
land and Similar have been destroyed. nu-nt gunboat Al
lmrimr and surrv
The proph- have uimlu nueilort tumm-
ply with the low. but thcgoverumeui. flflt'l’
putting them to great trouble Mill run-use.
has signally failed to make own is decent
effort at socomuioiiutinn the wuitiuu tlmuv
sands. and men in line awuir they will have
homes whether lhey get registered or not,
and the first ofiicer who attempts to eject
or molest them will be shot. The interior
department is directly responsible ior one
told suffering. A score of deaths and a
great number of murders will follow us a
result of the bungling manner in which
towernsan and Brahman Blamed.
A!.il.\.\'l'.$e~pi.. 1.5. —'l‘he suite imni of
railroad mmrulmiuuors. in the rustle-r of
the mlllniou of a Manhattan lsmch train
and a ltockaway beach train on the Mon.
tauk division of the Long island railroad
at Berlin on Aug. iii. which resulted in the
death of 15 passengers and one employee
and the injury of 16 other passengers.
found that 'i‘oweminn Knoll. was the
primary cause of the accident. and that
James McCoriuocli. the rear braheniau of
the Manhattan beach train. contributed to
the accident by his failure to so back with
his mi light to a point as far as the time
he had would have permitted him to no.
IllillFlfllliiilll' PRICES.
m. 5 diiierent styles of
on line carriages. nickel plated. Uur assort-
ment of upholstered miles is extensive. An
holsterer in constant attendant-c. who will
in to order at short notice. Re ri
ro-uphoisterirur done at short not co.
co. five alien. from Ild’h to 8150.
is' 'l‘rlcyclee. lxpreas Wanna. e
BOY LSTON.
ROWAY'ION. (.12. opposite lL IL Btatlolx‘l‘.B
noticing
so one: we...
h III? Manila-red spit
”“MIIIMM- ”I ,
bor fired on the i
will be
done with
"mos
fire upon the and
moment ironclad
Paraguay river'tu
fleet at Motto 01
return to the dots
Tirodeutes. which
of Montevideo in
be attacked short
Wagons and horsemen are still coming
in an endless procession. There are 27.0!!!
claims all told in the strip. and will) peo-
ple are now ready to dnah for them. There
will be 2.000 lots in each town. and from
three to ten men will rush for each lot. At
Pondcresk no water is to be found. and
thedrlllcrs have given up in disgust. At
Kirk very little water can be found. but
there is plenty of water at Party and
Brazilian navy. ‘J
-lsreats unprotected.
wpt. if). -—A!nerican inter-
; siaolutely unprotected.
of the United Stats-e
he considered an a pro
It will be hunt tour days
grub-er Charleston can
untsvideo. for. while the
,0“) miles. the vessel will
before starting. cud coul-
not easily sewnplished
llelil B, on a Trail.
Van-sumac, 1nd,, Sept. lh~At Wins-
low. four miles west of this city. a party
of 13 men. made up in Cincinnati andhea
but their way to Chicago on a Fort Wayne
irel ht. were held up by four men and
. The thieves compelled the doses
their money. ranging in
to till. and several gold
watches. After robbing their victims they
forced them to leap from the train. Sev-
eral refused to lamp and were howled
down. beaten on the headand thrownfrom
eels in ilrasil an
torsion to them. ‘
A man «min: in from l’nyno county
states that a pmirle fire bus been racing in
the Pawns- reservation for ‘34 hours. burn-
ing everything before it. scores of horses
andcattle belonging to the lndlsno have
shed. and the grass and tree foliage is
all destroyed. which will cause additional
hardship to the settlers who no in there
Saturday. A fire also amnion the line
northeast of hm last night. burning of! a
large tract. No lives were lost. but a num-
ber of boomers had their tents and outfits
distance is only i
be obliged to coal
in: is someihlnu.
at the latter port
department wasiuformwl
of the Detroit from Hamp-
irasll. an eiiort was made
stop the vessel that some
.ctiona night he but her
the cruiser had gone he
. reached Fort Monroe.
be sent by cable to liar-
Detrolt will touch for
coal in about llv. days. The Journey to Rio
least two weeks. so that
the vessel sound join the Charleston until
of the departurm
ion Roads for l
by telegraph to
additional insirli
commander. but.
icomi “feminists?”
An (habits- to lellaky.
Cnicsw, Sept. iii—Ohio day was coin
brat-ed at the fair. After the exercises (lov-
thonsands. The e
to shake hands with tho candhlate for re-
election on the Republican ticket wee us»
tried. The bullill
concealing, surging mass
portion of whom succeeded in Nil. ple-
of his constituents buioes, when t
williemuolnywm
u Ilsa. lean set
M.”
J. SCHAUB.
At Stliiwater the crowd is getting on-
ruly. and trouble is funnel. A some of pew
pie are dangerously sick, and one has died.
The fires which started in the Pawnee
reservation have swept over a large section
oicountry.burninu on the grass snails.
straying the improvements the indlans
have mad-on their allotments. A number
of people are missing at Pawnee. and it is
feared some of them have perishal in the
a...
Thewholesaslern half of the strip was
on fire last night. and hundreds of thee-
sands of tons of ha were bole. eimsumsd.
With all til-grass model thelsndand
no water in the stream. the settlers will
ilest.
it states that the tele-
~ has been abandoned on
ill! HEIIIB
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is My m
New Yasmaept. iii—«Mrs. iteheecaflsr- W
so. the 91-year-old wife of Julius lane. a
hstmaher. died in Brooklyn from what Dr.
llaa bevy believes was srsenito d sonar
notables Hrs. mm latter’s
Mrs. W: an uncle. lira
Ham's younger brother and sister and
lira. Inoc‘shsshandare all in a critical
mam. coloring from symptoms of pet-
W
nouns - NEED“: confluence.
Core Without “with Dr! s3,
lbw—President 8mm it'll! ill"!!! .
and South American
- :1 received a message
saying that the his
Western andBraailisu
at Rio de Janeiro. the
inaction-d
ism-ulna, Congestion, ctr.
II.” a Bar o- lint-«W
Ii “lull". mm...
run it. eslllsss co. a. may.
final. lea Io, crave.
momma W
IOU‘V B‘I’UN DID
[Mrflbmnm
“OFFICE.“—
rte frmn ileum on that 5.000
are new in line. yphold fever has
so out mm the people of the town
because“ hnpnre 'lhfm to persons
Iaay Wesle- lills Ital! lip.
l'raahlla. ii. Emil] sinslartnpocl
MM thellossfl‘.
veer a. Boss mill at iiaverhili and
will-lac
Railroad
Norwalk.
onus-u mun an... own- comm. Sept. Mandate» sum At-
Pa. mowers-mm mxninhtssyehhssdlseomsdm
“sperm nth-(flash asw-vldeaes in cans
. LOO-Kl.
in Our Window.
A~~ Handsome and Useful
Article FREE with each l-lb.
package 0
saliva JEWEL
COFFEE.
Price 25cts. Pound.
2 hand decorated banquet lamps. Standln
is ins. high, oil; in. decorated shade. burn
One with
ll breed and milk bowls... “ " "
9 large coffee on saucers. “ “ “
3 large pudding ishes.. . .. “ “ “
ii dinner lanes ........... “
ours ..................... each 6 lbs.
1 l-pint tea pot. " *' ll "
1 sugar w ...... “ “ “ 3 “
lcream cliche .. " “ “ 1 “
lsio bowl.... .. . ” “ " l “
12M nton cups “ " l “
lZplalee ..... “ ‘ l "
2 cake plates ............... " “ " ' 1 “
6 oval vegetable dishes, . “ “ “ 2 “
8 Mt pitchers ........ ... “ ” I “
3 large steak plethora. V “ “ “ l1 “
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3
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ll soup p ates .............. " “ " 1 "
he in this assortment is hand decorat-
ed and go d banded.
f‘ Ilibbleidiomslock
anything
If llllllTil Illll STREET.
E.0.Murrissafelh ,
Successors to 1-1. C. lorris & Co.
cannon. 0250.000.
64 Sodium St, Boston, Mass.
Fineioh , rin‘ling Fire and
' “v
Burglar-Proof Safes.
Bank Vaults.
AND
nous” won or ill KINDS j;
The iiest Sales in the World.
150,000 in use. Always pn- f
serve their contents.
no sold in Lynn. lass" since that great fire.
where H] of our safes were subjected to intense
heat. preserving their contents.
for circulars. Agents wanted.
'FUfi’NifU'RE?
GREAT BARGAIN 8.
David Stow,
in and in m the great fires since. Bend 1.
man ,1
Pain Hangmliflflltfllllifl
Wilhglggg llihiiiiillills
“are... . hi. . “more“
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can be consulted at heretics.
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CHAMPION RECORD also in' the Great
Ohio Fire in um in the Great Boston Fire ' .
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