Emacs Laws Licking.
Ila—Tbs Democratic
t Is understood. at the
Crisp. who was excess-
. the tailors to secure
aluminum of Democratic
crisp offered the follow-
Vl‘li'atitisthesenseoi this
it isthe dot of every Demo
‘ Democratic representatives doing
their fullduty to their country and to their
at, uni honestly simmering to redeem
‘fledfl‘ madetot epeoplew shadin-
W them with the duty of ieglslating
“I‘M
' lulu of Tennessee moved to amend
”Ind v ” after the words “see
c...
01 houss.”‘which was accepted by
Issue to up... m. cm.
' Mr. Fithian of Illinois moved to add the
,allofingtothe speaker's rssolution.nnd
can agreed:
~.;?du:atwheuthe house meet it is the
‘ (divide mucus that it remain in ses~
aim mtinuously until a quorum is ob-
tained. in favor of reporting the
gnome-1°! theftsleml election,
Wyn! pressing the consideration of
the ma] Ella. and the overwhelming
.mfimsnt of the caucus as expressed was
.. . teesrlrsstien. . ,
’ “ .rsaolution. offered by Mr.
man of Tennessee, on this point was
I
" lved. That it is the sense of this
caucus that the house should proceed at
the earliest practicable day during this see—
Car to tbs‘grli‘siderattifinro: thedhill or bills
'lspeaiing wsau 0 lug eputymar—
“and supervisors of elections at the
roll-s" .
having been in sea
. an hour. Subsequent-
Mancs to the last resolution,
‘ . issued a call for a meeting
the . , ttescnrnlesfortodaytocon-
of a date for taking up the
, anddetermlning the length of
shall be allowed for debate.
theprobabilities of the length
, . 9m res-ion screed upon.
' said he did not look for any-
or uncomfortable.
“’ _ we get a quorum. and I imagine
thsrswlll be one on hand today. the Re-
: , , cannotdrtain the house any great
. :d time. They may keep us until 7
m but we’ll drive the report
as loan as a quorum appears."
Fearless mu Persistent.
third time since tire repeal bi‘ll
bsioret senate. t e senator n
19"“). Voorhees—made an of—
the position fix some time
t be closed and the vote
third time the proposi-
ap unfavorable response
‘_ , glint melon. Mr. Duboisoi
as spokesman for the opposi-
he seconded and sustained by
of 31...... who stated that he
lb senators who still desired to ad-
asnats. oi whom 13 had not yet
their months on the subject. and he
that until all senators who desired
had an opportunity of doing sono
he or would be taken.
”is... in view at the attitude of
, gave notice that he would
had» litarioday ask the senateto have.
, Int “dilutions, but lengthened sessions,
and; wuinbrmed that his programme
. not I'm, but that the friends
‘j . llll wallh its enemieswouldbe
min present.
‘ In new so...»
mt! Tatar fling? the ilooeri
; _ congr- convsn
fl ‘mdissrysassion in order tacos.
.. Wenditionoiaflaira.
“a”, ~ . was anunwise law and
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repealed. If. ltwasnn-
mutual“ intbsrssterar
srsvivslot barium
, llahad this it would
. “Item est p‘strlot‘ie duty.
an uncut ve t e Brasi-
. attention tothe prov lo
' ' : . hillsndasksd congresstc
,’ W policy oi the
the United States should
the siren]
mt today; at Al
M on “baby.“duig‘r'tertawn on Iridsy.
i militant-wt as: m II. vs:
summit-M
‘ summers—eta
mamas—ton.
‘ “natural—8w.
Missile-dramatist
' on» ma our all.
Soileiwallliatdwamto.
41m Ina ltmt. m
ed. the senate adjourned.
"3qu Colonel Ike iii i.t'is Demo-
crstlc whip. reported in Dexnocrstie‘rep-
mentatlves as being present in the city-
If more then s quorum of the house-—
therewera but lllioi them resented
the door at anyone time. the m»
iorlty found tli'eimhssi‘vhss lrJ’lsssto ”the.
any p e repeal
tsdersls onlsws. ‘
Mr. Fitch returned from New York last
eight and relieved hir. Tuckeron the door
ssleeder «the Democratic hosts. After
committee and the introduction of the re-
port on the repeal b131,}! Mr. Fitch moved
an adjournment. w was agreed to
without dissent.
Supreme Judge and Emu-ado: lla-sd.
Wssmsom. Sept. all—The president
sent to the senate the following nomina-
tions: 7 .
William B. Hornblower at New York to
be associate justice of the supreme court of
the United States. vice Samuel Blatchford.
deceased.
James J. Van Alan of Rhode island to
be ambassador extraordinary and minister
plenlpotentlsry to Italy.
Mr. Homblower has been for many years
counsel and for several years s trustee of
the New York Life insurance company
and had general control of its litigation all
over the world. Mr. Homblowcr was born
In 185i. and will be the youngest justice
whoever sat on the supreme bench with
the one exception of Judge Story. who was
appointed an asmintejnstice at the age
of 33.
Mr. Van Men is one of the connections
of the New York Astors. being a son-in-
law of William ll. Astor. and the r
of great wealth by inheritance. which will
enable him to maintain the costly allies of
ambassador to Italy with becoming state.
Fourth Class Pasta-stern.
Wasmxo‘rox. Sept. lid—The following
fourth class postmaster: were appointed:
New Jersey—4. l‘. Delaney. Sea Isle City.
New York «Edmund I). Lynch. East Consta—
ble; hi..V.,Grlfiin. Nswflamburg. . - -
Pennsylvania—M. N. Rufl. Brylnet'ilic: Sam.
uel Iiuiford. Drovers' Home; (home K. Lan-
ders. Newberry: Otto F. Ilorn. Richmond: Mar-
tin l. llutcblns. Bock (lien.
Premiums For the Castlas's Builders.
“'AhlllSilTUN. Sept. till—The oilicial re
port of the trial trip of the gunbont Cue
tine confirms newspaper accounts of the
trial and fires the speed made as 16.084
knots. The contract requirement was I8
knots. and the contractors. the Bath iron
works of Bath. his. will receive 030.680 in
premiums.
Will ‘J'rosecute Cochin. ‘
Wseumcros. Sept. m-AttoraeyGener»
al Olney has instructed United States At
torney Inghnm at Philadelphia to institute
both criminal and civil proceedingsngainst
Henry S. Cochran, charged with stealing
gold bullion from the United States mint.
To Prevent Bank Wrecking.
Wisnlxmox. Sept. ill—The house com-
mittee on lmnking and currency directed
Mr. f 'ox to prepare a favorable report upon
Illa bill to prohibit any odicer or any eru-
pluyur of a national bank from borrowing
from its funds.
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS.
CaIIIilIlrtiI-s Fur Mate Treasurer and l.-
prt-Iuo Judge Nominated.
liuuusnvuu. Sept. 20.—-'I‘ho convention
of representatives of Pennsylvania Demo-
crats. which chose the part candidates for
justice of thcsupreme court lid state tress—
urer. assembled in the Harrisburg Opera
House.
Of the 462 delegates elected but very few
were absent when State Chairman J. Mar-
shall Wright called the convention toorder.
Samuel Gustino Thompson of Philadel-
phia was unanimously nominated for en-
preme judge and Frank C. Osbourn of Al-
legheny county for state treasurer.
The plat-ionn which was adopted declares
for taxation only for the economical ad-
ministration of the government. honest
money. gold and silver coinage of the con-
stitution. asserts that Republican laws
and rule caused the business depression.
indorses Presidcnt Clevslnnd and his cab
lnet. urges the repeal oi the silver purchase
clause. rejoices that tariff reform Is not to
be delayed. says the pension roll should be
a roll of honor. arrsl the suite lie-pub
Iican legislature for Iegsd prodlgscy and
lndorsos Governor Psttison.
Cleveland Isl Inch. OI.-
‘ U'I'ICA. N. Y..8ept n—ll‘he Democratic
county «Invention of Oswsge county.
which was called to be held in the court-
house In Pulaski. resulted in a split be-
tween the Hill and Cleveland incline.
The former locked the latter out of the
courthouse. The Clevslsndmsnorganissd
their convention on the othrthodse steps
and then went to the opera house. where
they authorised commltuss to make all
nominations
Went Visiting and Inlet! Ill-self.
Panama. N. J..Sspt. ill—CharissConk-
Its. a resident of SouthOrsngemallsd on
his brothels-law. homes . It
Jersey street. this city. to spend a few
days. lie was found Inter stretched on
the floor with s laudsnum bottle inhis
hand. He had taken the contented the
bottle and died in a few moments after he
was found.
not by s Jealous Bey.
Shilrxmoros.‘ Ky., (Sept. flea-gnomes
ay. a prom nent armor. years.
of liutchinsou.sigbt miles from Inning-
ton. was fatally shot by John Diliowsy. a
jealous youth of It years. Shay was out
driving with a young woman to whom Dil-
iowsy was devoted
lien-"Wm“
lisnrronn Bottom-Thebes“! of edu-
cation In vi has me
new statute.
(leverssr flowers Program‘s.
ADAIY. Sept. n-vaovsrnor flower de-
livers sddresses at three sons fairs this
work. its speaks st Warwi Drugs
ennui-mm
.ahlae‘flaslls-Isysrmsssss.
NflYomlspafl-dustlcsomsads-
“theirs-mm
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vainly sndssvorlng to secure a call at the ‘
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' aniline Article.
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TWO. JOHNSON CO.
’1’ Hum ll» Mn.
OUWAV PM!- man PM
mute-ants Kuwait. « III
I FEVER ‘STIICM
Brunswick is Almost Deserted
by Its i'ormer inhabitants.
I‘m DEATH! nor was PLAGUE
buys Istablisbsd assen- ths city Units.
Where the Inspected l’srsoss Ara laid.
The Weather Favorable to the Spread at
the ”bases—lest“ Inspectors Busy.
Brunswrcs. Ga. Sept. m—Thll city is
now almost depopnistsd 0n the principal
street there remain onlytwo natures.
The two banks have suspend
until after the epidemic. having opened a
branch at St. Simon’s island, seven miles
board at health allowing communication
with St. Simon's island was received with
joy by hundreds who dud this a haven of
rsfugs from the infected city. It permits
merchants to continue businessheresod
spend the nights on the island.
The fever has so tar-been of an exceeding-
ly mild form, and Dr. Murray, the gov-
ernment surgeon in charge, expresses his
belief that there will be a very small death
percentage. Everything possible for the
comforts“ the sick and poor is being done
by the government A fever hospital is
now being erected.
l'lvs l’sver Violins.
Camp Detention. situated ‘31 miles from
the city and the only exit from the city.
was established with Surgeons Holdings
and Dessaussnre in charge. All preparer
tions are being made at this camp for the
comfort of refugees.
The suffering oi the poor is considerable.
there being no possible way for them to
obtain food except from the city commis-
snry. which is daily crowdtd with hundreds
of hungry and destitute people of both coi-
om. There have been '36 reported cases of
fever. with five deaths. The weather has
been very warm. which is favorable to the
spreading of the disease. '
Quarantine rcgulnlious are rigidly en-
forced. All roatlsond boulevards leading
from the city are wall guarded. and no one
is allowed to enter or leave the city except
those living on St. Simon’s island. who are
commanded to change and diiliufcct their
clothing on leaving the city.
The board oi health passed a resolution.
approved by the government surgeons.
forbidding any correspondent to publish
the names of those stricken with yellow
fever. Any violations of this order were
made punishable by imprisonment. Much
ludignatlonls expressed. and all possible
effortsare lasing made to securesrecom
sidcration. The board meets daily at noon
wreccive the reports of attending physi-
cians and to state officially the sanitary
conditions of the city. The following is a
complete list of the names oi people under
treatment for yellow fever in Brunswick:
The List of Ilsa Stricken.
Mrs. Sarah Turner and bar bycsr-old
daughter; Mrs. Elizabethswkes. E street.
Newton; Mrs Smith. Newton; Archy ll.
Smitb.Monk street; Miss Rosa Nisl; Mrs.
Crane. Newton; William Crane. son of
Mrs. Crane; James Sinclair. Cypress Hills;
Mrs. J. N. Brock. Johnny Brock. Mrs. W.
M. Lucree. Mrs if. C. Smith; George
Clark. Four Mile Choosing; Mr». Sinclair.
Cypres Hills; twu children of J. F. Norris.
East Tennessee ticket agent; Sam Ward
and child.
The last death reported was that of
Charles Johnston. a tailor oi Tiftnn. Gs.
The first batch left for the fever camps
yesterday. Marshal L J. heavy and Surr
goon Faget have been busy for hours writ.
his passes to the camp. and it ,will soon be
full. The camp has never yetbseu official-
ly named. Surgeon General Wymsn will
transmit a name for it soon. W. F. Pol“-
ter has charge of the Odd Fellows'rolicf
bureau. Fred Stewart has charge of the
Knights of Pytbiss bureau. Dr. Butts
called attention to men getting drunk. Isyo
ing themselves liable to infection. and
Chief lieachwas instructed to look u all
drunken men. Dr. Butts is working rd
to relieve the sickness. and watches and
stops all cbanca of infection in his power.
Fire In a Theater.
Cantos. Illa. Sept. air—During the per-
formance of "Michael Strogod" by the
Baldwin-Melville company in the new
opera house. dre from fireworks used in
the tire scene ignited the scenery. In a few
minutes the entire interior was a roaring
furnace. The audience was csuticusdlo
stand still. and many remained standing.
This delay nearly caused a holocaust.
Twenty persons were burned. of whom
three or four were fatally injured and five
asfloualy. It Is thought that everybody
got out of the house, but this Is not known
to be a fact. .
'rtss Wilson. has Isak-tam.
Bstrluoal. Sept. nv-TIIO man known
as Wilson. found sand In
a lumber yard on West Falls avenue 10
dayssgo. has been unnuuomc.
Bookstaver. for to years a Baltimore char-
acter. but formerly a highly Is
rssidsntofNewYork. Itwss hswas
{respirator sit-Judge mun New
or
“Mafia-“Miss.
IL— Cfl st
«stardom H "3...:
thesession was dsvdhd basement on
statement Hsnalisssthst hewilihsvs
tersturntoNis
a; tenement
victims. Weeks-ayatollah»
rupt.notacrtminal.
I’M! that m
, pm
It a tit. Best. Iii-mill
will. vellum-sporting“ elm
wma'n' menu's-lieutenants.
smear-sham
Result/t. «In Nellie l.
mm d Camden‘s!“ Misc
MW“ Osdds
. at.
from here. TbstolutIon adopted by the 011M
Wm'mqindmmdo-
‘liciousdriukimaginable.
OIEIOITIIIIKES SOIL
Full Directions With
Each Bottle. ¢
"‘T—n
~ lomlineon’s Pharmacy
" {minor-Inn.
TH! BASEBALL SCORES.
uncut more class
film.-.» I) o o o o o e
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lineman
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Italians and Robinson.
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3 l l 0
ii 0 O O 0 0
leper and McGuire. Clausen and
Umpire-Galina.
.AtSt.Issvsisilirstgsrnelw
Hiladelbhia..8 O O 0 II
St. Louis
Wsyhisg and Gross. Gleason
flu—lioruung.
At St. Innis (second game»
0 0 O 0
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loOinnis and (Zionists. (.‘larkson
ey. Umpire—diorama.
TELEGRAMS CUT DOWN.
Five woolen mills in Providence have
started up.
The British association elected Lord Sal-
isbury president.
The will of Frederick L. Amen. the Boy
ton millionaire. contains no public be-
quests.
The proposition to charge cheap admis-
sion to the World's fair on Sundays was
voted down.
Flue people lost their lives by the burn-
ingof a small house in the Whitccnapel
district of London.
The issue of standard silver dollars front
[the mints and treasury name for the week
ended Sept. 16 wasmum ' ' '
The large born on the farm of the North-
ampton (Pa) county alshouse was de
stroysd by an incendiary lire. .,
John (3. Drew. a notedwritoron political
economy and “blanched at his home in
Elisabeth. N. J.. of heart failure.
Rev. Mersfelder of Spenccrviiie. 0.. a
Methodist minister. was assaulted by hood-
lums and knocked lnssnsifilo after his ser-
mon and may die.
Nelson A. Morkill. ex~btrsiness manager
oi the Globe theater. Boston. and formerly
confidential man for John Stetson, is a de-
angler to the extent of many thousands of
0 am
THE PENNVFIEREE” case.
0..
0~
and com-
The hlhar of the Prisoner ll 8:") lalvador
‘I’ells Ills lusty.
Wrs'r Cults‘rln. Pa. Sent. n).»(.‘hsrlos
ll. Psnnypacker. whose son. Levis P. Pen-
nypacker. is said to be In danger of arrest
at San Salvador by the government there.
said in an interview:
“My son levis held acommission aschief
oi the stud oi President Eats in the Salva-
dorisn army. He was employed eventu-
ally by the government to procure srnm
This he proceeded to do. getting them from
the Union Iron works of San Francisco,
where he had formerly been employed. and
imported the arms in installments.
"The government paid him promptly uuv
til the last installment.whsn no money was
forthcoming. The government seintd this
installment and then undertook tosrrest
my son.
"li_ made a thrilling escape from San
Sslv r during the night in an open boat
andwssin Wen Cheater not methana
month ago.
“liecently I visited Washington and
made a thorough explanation of the trou-
ble to Secretary Gresham. who .has since
forwarded instructions to our minister at
San Salvador to see that my son is pro-
tected. The Salvadorlan government is in-
solvent. and no European or American
country will loan her money. lore trou-
ble Is brewing."
lay Down Before a huh.
liicarssscs. N. J., Sept. ill—Charles
Williams and Bernard O’Rourke of New
York city attempted to commit suicide by
lying down in front of the Newborn local
on the Fast Shore railroad at East liseh~
ensack. The an user shut oi! steam and
applied the ‘ es and was withlua isw
festcithsman whenthstrainswppsd.
They refused to leave the track even when
Detective George Betta ordered them away.
They fought w tb Conductor flawley and
the brakrrnrn. but were overcome and
bldged In the Hacksnsack Jail.
lbs chrbthl mums-sun.
N You. tee—M the mm.
at Kristian Pro hltionists theorrniss
tion wu made permanent. and the allow-
Ing odious were elected for a term of one
you: Rev. Charles Roads of '
president; Reva J. 0. Hogan of
City. Pa. and D. PJhdslsy d New York.
secretafles; W. Jeanine m of New
York. treasurer.
hosts-u retr- lapel-s m
Nunvmr. Sept. u-eWith simple but
solemn thaw!“ .KnOI
womb"... «with can...
use
Polk. were removed ire. the tomb st
Polk lane. thesid 10th
:o'ngmshmomuhm “mgmufl city. It’s a pl hsi , II the stag
tween Mr. Potter Cashier Womn‘g capitol “Tit“w II I' n I I". '
gsrd to keep sisgslrsssrvs mum‘s-ata- ‘ .
0‘ d h n m ”M. tom Yda‘h hal shill? ‘ h:
ears OI '
whim-mammals... “I“ {m WM"... _. _ Nan
Nsw You. first ill—Jude! mum in Sniilll ace. m
“m“immwwm'ums a w- m . m m we “-
"new » some: "' “" "“'
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mu“. 0m"? ‘ ’ M Bosses N”; Bent ”mmm
legal winch. . . ,,' -
‘wa... Mllisrdandlliiisrsssspedflemths
masts-smwursm; In. hers. music-dswxdthsreu
Weekshbatlfltmhml' "hymns-summon
‘0st minim. " it? "
.. assess.
AI")
IIoI IIII IIEIIEIIs.
Gasoline, stoves.
GASOLINE,
nmcsuoxosssnscn
Fanny andutoaIWoIk
y A SPECIALTY. »
liivuhlngtonatmodioraslml
. n
Cochran, Weigher In the Mint,
Has Strange Pericles.
v
A TOINEL UNDER HIS 0011563."
lIs Ills noise Wars Isa-d Irish Panels and
Isms-liners. sad ‘I‘ssrs Was s Wash-her
In the cellar. Where He Worked ovwr
ms liolau Gold.
Partsnstrnu. Sept. m.—-Curious dis-
coveries have been made in the old stone
house at Durley. of Henry 8. Cochran. the
man who robbed the mint. In s closet of
the sleeping room that had been occupied
by lbs old bullion welgher Chief Drum~
mood took everything from a shelf,and
all in the party examined the shelf. but
saw nothing unusual.
Mr. Drummond then pushed against a
board at the and. forcing it back'. Behind
it and deeply embedded in the wall was a
tiny fireproof safe. It was of the latest
pattern and had evidently only recently
been placed in its secure position. From
this safe the chief had on his first visit
taken H.700 worth of the stolen bullion. . .
On the top floor of tb ttage Cochran
had his smelting room. ere was found
a stove on which he had heated his unset
bios. and In a case against the wall was a
big r of brass scales which he had
bong t at the mint during the superin-
tendency of the late Daniel hi. Fox.
A lscret ‘l'uusl. ,
In the middle of the floor ware heaped W
Iron match sales of peculiar design which
he hmi invented and from which be ex-
pected to make a fortune. In the cellar.
another mound. a forge and a bag of char-
coal. which Cochran had used in smelting
the stolen bullion.- wers fmrnd. The in
specting party were about to return up
stairs when a screen in the southwest
corner of the cellar was noticed.
Chief llrummond. sent for Sam Shaw
and hail him take out the screws which
held the screen. When it was removed. the
.ictsctlves saw the opening of a tunnel It
was 3 feet wide and lie feet high. the earth
being supported by s crib of heavy timber.
Shaw, when nestloned. said that the par
sagewsy ran heath the lawn to the side-
walk on Woodlswn avenue. but he could
not tell exactly where the Woodlawn ave~
nue openingwas located.
He claimed that Cochran had ctmstrueted
the tunnel for the purpose of bavingadrain
pipe laid through it. but he could not ex-
plain why it had been enlarged andlincd
with a heavy supporting crib. The tunnel
in its present condition indicates that it
was intended as a secret passageway from
the old stone house.
Those who inspected it believe that the
keeper of the bullion vault bad depended
upon It to the effect his est-am in case of
surprise while reducing the goblin the cm-
ciblcs.
Clothing In Big Lots.
There were other secret panels In closets.
but no valuables were found behind them.
In the house vvere found kl soft hats of line
quality similar to the one he wore at the
hearing. More than N palrs of expensive
boots and shoes were scattered around the
cloaets. most of them never having been
worn. Closets and chests were smiled
with suits of clothing. and sufficient fine
linen was found to stock a store. Fifteen
gold rings set willidiamonds and sapphires
were found in little boxes in his sleeping
room. .
In a case on the wall were 31 razors—one
for each day in the month. They were
numbered and used in rotation. and not
even for a bar of gold would old Cochran
use a lltb inst. razor on the 10th. lie had
five dozen bath towels. Eighteen gingham
umbrellas. each the also of a circus tent.
decomtcd the corners of every room. Cah-
rsn always had the umbrellas made toor-
der
In his library the bi desk had secret
panelsin the sides. and e ghtlnchllsswnd
on the top with four student lamps. A
bookcase was found stocked with standard
works in cheap binding. and shelves in the
corner were burdened with books of adven-
ture and travel.
There was a great display of Bibles in
rich binding. which stood near bymnale
and prayer books. on the plane. In thopar
lor the only books were of a religious na-
ture.
All-est lsbbsd an ls-l’risst.
Nuosas Peru. sent. all—Rev. Father
Francis Bevin-kl. two years a priest at
the Loretta convent aerosst river. now
married and a Baptist clergyman. turned
his old home into s stats bordering on riot
by attempting to lecture In the town hall
on “The y of Romanian" to men
only. The was packed. and crowds
surrounded the outside. Threats of via
knee were loads.
The Idiot company Wise a Point.
lilw You, Sept. m—Judge Immbe
in the United States circuit court, decided
thssult of the liaison Illuminatin corn-
against the least Morris
Mt company and theUnitadBtatas lieu-
trislalghtsnd Power compsoyin the in-
candescent electric lamp patent case by
with preliminary injunction asked
by Edison compuy.
”takes is Hymn “out.
New Your. Sept to.-——Rrv. Samuel B.
liallidsy. pastor at the Beecher ileuorial
starch and tamer! assistant pastor is
M’ m while mil: with II
with son rs.
h” Horrofl‘l mouthehureh.
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jury which isdsliberatiug on the Kalliday
case will probably not finish their barium
and make known their findings until to
narrow. The Impression seams to prevail
that the woman will be edged Insane
and sent to an asylum for
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thaticsdsywill insure your life for that}.
and Go a day will give you
OIIE' THOUSAND OOllIllS
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S.’ s. L‘Hommedieu. Ig’t.
III Washington Street.
80th Ilomllt
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Bale Agent for
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HOT WATER HEATH
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Finishing. Steam saints-Fitting.
Tia and Sheet Iron Wort.
Hot Air Heating.
Plans and estimates furnished
not water. steam or hot air beating
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for either
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From “.05 to on. 5 different styles of
running gears an all warranted. Hardware
on line cam-ms. nickel plated. Our assort-
ment of upbolstcml bodies Is extensive. An
upholsterer in (contact attendance. who will
trim to order at short notice. Repairixv and
ro-npholstering done at short not cs. eluci-
Bedes. five rises. from 5136 to 33.50. Propellers.
irls' Tricyclee. Express Wagons. etc.
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Article FREE with each l-lb.
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BROWN JEWEL
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Price 25cts. Pound.
2 band decorated ban not lam . Btandin
ls ins. high. 8% in. decgrsted elastic. burn 25
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6 oval vegetable dishes
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Successors to 1‘. (I. lorris it 00.
cans-an. caboose.
‘54 buttery St, Boston, Mass.
F I re and
Burglar-Proof Safes.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
AND
nuns" won or III nuns
The Best Safes III the World.
”0.000 In use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
no sold in Lynn lam. since that lire.
where III) of our sales were subjected intense
heat. preserving their contents.
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FURNITURE
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lip-Bill:
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iii Broad St. Bridgeport, 0t.
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Plumbing. Steam
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:Gas Fitting.
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to mourn cases.
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