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Agnes. lip to Capitol Ill“. Whore s
Ills W labia.
Bonus. Feb. tit—The unemployed tron
bloc in t is city culminsted in sdemon
strotion n. the Common which for s time
threatened to end in riot. Firs thousnd
men. hungry. ragged end ugly. crowded
into the ststshouss spd the adjoining
grounds and vociferonsly dsmsodsd imme
- diste old in their distress. The governor
addressed the mob from the stopsof the
storehouse and was quietly received sud
oven applauded. although he made no sot
lsfsctory answer to their nests.
An attempt wu'then by the loud-
ers of the demonstrstion to get a petition
before the legislature. which was then in
session. but the rules precluded this. and
then things begun to look ssriotu. The ro
tunds was packed with s crowd of men
waiting to beer the result of their leaders’
odorts to present their grievances to the
essemhled solous when Morrison 1'. Swift.
nu svowed anarchist sud spokesmen of the
mob. appeared in one of the balconies and
told them thst the legislators hsd refused
to swept their petition. They broke into
yells of derision and blues of contempt.
llarsngued by us Anarchist.
Swift lesuhd over tho balcony rolling sod
hunched forth into In lmpessioued tirade
against the legislators. who. he acid. were
too busy creating corporstions to listen to
the voices of starving men. His voice shock
with emotion us he denounced the treat-
ment the men had received. sud his omi-
nous threats to clean out the ststshmne
were received with hoarse shouts of sppro-
bstion.
The brass buttoned omclals sud door-
keopers seemed paralysed with fear. end
Governor Greeuhalge. who but s few Ino-
ments before wss mingling with the mob.
wisely retired to the legislative chsmber.
The few policemen who had been detailed
to tsko acre of the crowd were powering
and soon the police wsgons from the user-
er stations were flying through the streets
leading to Beacon hill losdsd with blue
costs. end soon there were mo policemen
on the scene.
They arrived just in the nick of time.
Herbert Cnssou. a labor sgltstor of locsl
celebrity. had taken the pines of Swift sud
started to augment that gentleman's do
nunciutlou of established institutions in
general and the Massachusetts legislature
u psrticulsr. '
A Dramatic Incident.
While he was spanking the rail saslnst
which he was leaning cracked and thrust,
sued to give wsy end precipitate those
upon the balcony into the sea of upturned
fumes below. An officer wss quick to ap-
prehend an accident. and placing his hand
upon Cssson's shoulder he warned him of
the danger. Cssson stopped speaking. sud
the already furious crowd below mistook
the notion for an crust. and rent the air
with curses sud executions upon the po-
lice. They swsycd beck sud forth. and it
seemed as if violence was to be used. but
, the spesker quickly scoured his followers
of the real store of sflslrs. sud the excitr
moot subsided somewhst. The sgltstors
then had to be satisfied with s tslk with
some lndivldusl members. sod thst quiet:
ed them considersbly.
Meanwhile the house of representatives
hsd remsinsd in session. and upon the sd-
ries of some of the long hooded members
it considered the petition from the tool).
it wss decided to appoint s committee of
seven to meet representstivss of the un-
employed to consider wsys and nurse for
their relief. ripesker Meyer of the house
sent s messsge to the crowd spprlslng
them of this decision. sud it sppessed thsm'
greatly.
llrgsd to Aunt the laglslstwee.
Soon after as special detschmsnt of police
arrived at the side entrsncs of the stole-
house. They entered sud hegsn forcing
the mob slowly towsrd the big front doors.
Clubs were drawn. and the disgruntled
crowd gore wsy.
Then there wss so uprosr. sod many of
the more dos rsto members urged on at»
look upon t e legislature. but the sober
, second thought of some of the more sensi-
ble ones prevailed. end the crowd slowly
«trashed down the broad stone «was.
Ones out of doors. the police forssdtllsrn
stcuilly heck until they hsltsd so moses
‘ srcbsd lists the disappointed workmen rs-
lussd to more further.
This stood wss undisturbed until the
csptslns of the residue police divlslous
held s hurried consolation end decided to
drive them still farther back. The crowd
fell heck slowly serous Beacon mood
linslly belted in the Common. No one:
wss mule to talks mother stood. and
rush slowly disbanded.
The incidents preceding the sorbrssk ls
ominous. The
. the rotunda were mhsr
orewdsssembledos the Commonly“
thssflsnooerothennmhuofkmwklsb
socnswsllsd to 8.00). Asshole km
skslldoses
pics to slicrlm their
slsossksd in state Isms end
when the employed slabs work,
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on the pavement. Just outside thslsrgs M
Another Isolates uses louse Damage.
bot Does lot less“ lump—Amounts
Hm Alum lsnsrlud the Olly—Bro.
allies fleets II! In. less at loo.
isms. Feb. 'Il.~'l'he speech of Ir.
Gladstone in tho bones of commons, in
which he wss expecud to msko an stuck
upon the house of lords in connection with
the recent so called obstruction of leglsb
lion Is crldsnud by the smsndmsols mode
by the peers to such popolsr pressures es
the parish councils bill sud the employers'
llsisllty blii, not to mention the rejection
whichtlms she drove to leeward no miles.
On )‘cb. 6. lo latitude ‘13). longitude
who, at midnight. shebscsme fur in honey
dos lessndw. holduptlvs smong lesv
hergsforubonrsuntil hsrhssd wsspolnt-
ed northeast byesst.snd hertrsckswere
rstrscsd.
'l'hc thermometer during the time she
wss ought to the lee registered an
{isl’ow as: sills:i allshsads suffered mugs;
rout co . t compasses so
1; the Monocle lugs froue “a.“ and m, by the house“ lordsof the home rule bill.
ship's M“... during this “n. 'u . perll- wss s dot fsllure. Ills sdmlrers were dis-
ons one. it was impossible forth. look' an‘l' ,
cuts ‘0 ““4 mm.” "a hourwetchee. The speech of Mr. triad-tone in looking
I. gm would have bull gm still, “a this motion looted only in minutes. The
the wstehes‘were chsugsd frequently. premier “‘5 during the course 0' M. '9'
The bad weatherbegsu Jon. m and (n, lurks that he was convinced that s large
man: into s hurricsne on the and Jan. WM” 01 the worms clun- WM 09'
97 .- ran clesr our the w.“ and posed to the house of lords amendments.
thrcstensd st timestoswnmp her. When sod therefore the government hsd no op-
the W reached m us. had bntfivs “0“ W ‘0 “Mm the WI,
tons of fuel left. The Minis. who bod been ssgerly exv
pectlog Mr. Gladstone to tasks an attack
DEADLOCK STlLL 0N upon the house of lords. showed dissp-
polntmenl so the speech' progressed. ‘
n. ‘l '. I so a m n M. u The premier inhlsrnlldsst tones argued
lo Amend.
simply against the "coutrsctlng out”
Wssmsorox. Feb. 21.-’l'he desdlock on
amendment. exist: 12st from all the evi-
snce rose t t ht the
the Blend seignlorsgs bill wss not broken P u ong worm“
in the house. Roll call followed roller-ll
people sod the Friendly societies objected
until 0 o’clock. when. it being sppsreut
to the house of lords provisions.
that Mr. Bland couldnot mustsra quorum ’l' n. m“ Wilhdrsws.
on his WWW: he moved so sdloum- he government. continued Mr. Giad’
mint. Thehich w I kwss170~nim stone. believed that the working people
short of souorum. Deputy scrotum were u” "”5" ludgnln "“u'mhkh ro-
want out to .n of the main lsted to their own sflsirs, And if the
”tom ‘ shoentees unnderuu the continuing amendments were incorporated in the bill
I'm. lhiooday. M'umm the workmen's security would be lmpslr-
“up—mutempbsllally thuthe fight "in rd. end they would be deprived of all the
he continued until sqnorum is ohm-us. “an“ 0‘ m cm.
The “in” 0' a” senate wss devoid o, e flight lion A. .l. llslfour, the Con-
“ ‘ Senator Daniel 0‘ Vir— serratlve leader, who was slso heartily
'1th cooclnuia‘i his speech on the flow-ii cheered on all sides when he smse. defend-
“ attention. ““1 while snpportlngwnml" ed the honour of lords smendments. olslns-
the course that hes been followed by the log that the working people favored them.
sdmlnlssrsllon be declsred that now there mm", “‘5. "m' I'.’ ‘ w“ °' w '0 5'
was nothing to do but recognize the new :30“!!! M" "W0" ' motion. “‘3 smld
government sud wish it Kw' nd lsughter the bill was withdrawn.
After Scull: rDsnlel's ”N the bill for The Times son: "The government hsvs
sddltlonsl printing odice ”mu“ wss placed themselves ins ridiculous sud em-
token up and fl ! in sdesoltory msn— harassing position. Mr. filndstoue’s fol-
W the rsmslnder of the day. lowers hsd expected a great orslorlcsl ef-
‘ _ ' , fort from the premier—«something lust
” ‘ ,‘ than: with oossugs I“
strike dismy into the trembling peers.
They listened inst-end to one of the foeblest
speeches lhst Mr. Glsdslone has delivered
for it long rinse."
The Chronicle calls the debate in lbs
house s ludicrous fiasco sud ssys it would
be difficult to imsgine more undlgnll‘led
sud pointless obsequies. it says: "Mr.
Gladstonc's speech wss totslly unworthy
of the mansion sud chilled his followers to
the bone. The uinersl psrly lass s right
to know when it “undo. I! Mr, Gladstone
feels thst sue sud lollrmlties press too
heavily upon him for the leadership of an
uncompromising cascade. it is for him to
say so "
os- -
Wuumorox. Feb. ill—The following
fourth class postmsstors were appointed:
New Jersey wYorktowu. J. S. Elwell.
New York—Ilse! Meredith. M. (Y. Paris; for»
est Home. Fred Northrop: Pikerille. Miss Sol.
lie Doris: South Eloy. Dow Stevens: Wear AL
blood. A. II. l'letcher.
Pennsylvsnls—Armls. J. l. lletwller. new
ken. Henry shunting. Lexington. 1.0. Momb-
smel.
(sales We (Swans-low.
Wanna-row. Feb. 21. -—'i'he commission
of Justice Whitehssbssn made out at the
departmental justice and signed by the
president. so the new justice rosy enter
nponhh judlclsldnsles as soon sshoqosll-
lies. which will probably bedone when his
rsslgnstlon has been filed with the governor
of loo-lens.
lash-oi ”in society lees.
lunlslsrotm. fob. ill-The sectoral
C Mm’lrcm"
were . county
(Po) gold medal olersdforthehighest do
of new vsrletles of pinks wss
swssdsd to PM Most of Lsfsystts. Ind.
The bouquet given by the slots mlety wss
largely sliced-d
A Bed law I!“
Noumown. P... Feb dim-John Ar—
nold. the Republican candidate for justice
is the Eighth word. died on Sunday. The
ticketsbu‘lhssnprlnlerIJndtherswssoo
tlmetoebsagsthsnssse.1'howsrdls Re
pohlloso. and Arnold, the and men. wss
sleeud Tuscany.
Ions» ls Perle Metals.
Phillie. Fl-lr. 21:41»: pain-v believe that
yesterday's lmnb outrsgcs sure the work
of so Anarchist of the come of Bastard.
who recently lived in N Denis They are
searching for him.
The bomb was exploded in a smell hotel.
Q flue its. .lseqm The hotel is situated
in the nu of the Collsgs of France. The
proprietrrse of the plsom no woman of the
name of ('slsbmi. our! two lodgsrs were
Injured.
The hotel keeper wan sisrtm'd by seeing
s bomb lying on a shell in the room.
Without waiting to rumble it. she run
from the room and immediately sent for
the police,
While smelling the coming of the odi-
esss lime. Cslsbrssl told two of her lodg-
on of her discovery. end In company with
thorn showers to the room. As the door
of the room wss opened therewssslerrlflc
esploshrs. which modes wreck of the room
and «nothing in it. livery window poo.
in the house was Hows into atoms.
The lsnollsdy sud the two lodgers with
her were hsdly injured. find they bod tints
to enter the rows, there is so question but
tbst they would hers been killed.
A bomb similar in the one that exploded
in the hotel at no line St. Jacques wss dis
covered in soother smell hotel st 07 Pan-
hoorg or. startle. l’onuostsly the letter
bomb was found sod safely removal be.
fore soy «is-sue wss dons.
Mlle m I m
H. Girl!!! of tho nonletpsl inborstory,
who wss sailed to enemies s balm: which
was found in the flats! dc l‘rlsprmnw. riff)
er s greet «lest of mitotic». thrilled
that it would be dangerous!» to mum-w it
[lid that it 0” 31'an 51).“: ludei
without moi. The bomb iaul been iiril
la the top of the dose. wss bmuui will:
winced wss unicorn of s on box about
figsmlsekss MI sul “L‘dsm will». N
a toss t has .
“its!!! Mm dream csnrldgvs
these ssnrldges with
Menu lwgg VII fled (lousy.
Arms. ho m.—-'l'bs wssrsot lo “WW
WWW “l“ 33"”..233 %
game aw not I.
bonds of lbssksrld. Thsmversorsays
lehsvlcloudthelswhewlli put in s
pics of guilty sud psy the dos.
the New more. Dar-ed.
Bocnrolth. Ills. hb. ll.-—'l'ks seemed
Wiesel church. s hoodlum edifice
dedicated. which wss erected at s m
cfem mum», wss completely gutted by
kneel use wsllssndtower. new
high. ug loft stsndleg.
lessees Hes-ye In Wort-es.
horror. l'eb. ill-ls mm lens
y's we be great flywheel of the
Cori engine I] new inplsmwkile
ruling st s highspesvl ()slymm
was slightly injured. Although tho place
wss full of workmen
When. his cum sews“ rs
fudsbssimly to nourish-nun,-
Miss. Anal.
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more
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shed
con ngsomo sort of chemlcslshewlshed
tense. lisset lhsboso spread sud turned
end for s in cut.
he ought he w something
glfl's fslher. dead and in his grave these i0
years.
it was a perfect likeness. Therewere the
ndtnrusltupforthelospeetionolchsuos
. gross MuttsldsefMoom
forehead. lurked Morse sud a full
. which humt slightly over his
stood up collar. 1‘ wss no rulstsking
Moody's father or si‘photograph of him sit-
sr you hsd once seen it. Three weeks ago
took down from s shelf a be:
en beturned back.
on
the bottom of the box. so startling that he
shook himself to ssswbsther be was rsslly
in his store in Belfast ornot. lie inspected
the box closer. Yes. there wss no doubt
about it. There on the bottom of the box
where it hsdrestsd on thsshslf wsss per-
fect picture of old Dr. Moody. the drug-
retrestlug forehead. the strong lectures.
the full whiskers. even the collar itself.
The portrslt hss been ground into the bot-
tom oftbs box by thseotion of thedlrton
the shelf and wss outlined by distinct sud
neessssryllnesot drs .ss if thehsud
of s master sketches so it.
Heady hes the box on exhibition now
villus. st the some tints Inhibiting s pho
tours of his father. Nobody hes ques-
t the slmllsrltyyct.sod the box hss
bssnsxhibltod to hundreds already. Mr.
Moody ssys:
"fly father wss a noticing physlclsn.
and in connection wit his practice in l852
pnrchssed the (1 store. which he. sud
snbsoqueotl myse f. carried on ever since.
The has been in my store about s year
end I half. it wss an original pscksgs con.
tslning sestsnllid. The top of the box wss
like the bottom. It opened by cutting s
round holeiu the top.
“l hsresd g bottle which I fill
from the ori nsl pecksge. otter filling
which 1 wsssccustomedtopsstesplecc of
paper over the hole to keep it sir-tight.
Three weeks ago I noticed my dispensing
bottle empty. 1 went to my workroom
and took from the shell the origins] box.
On opeoln it i found my dispensing bottle
would ho is all. so tors of! the top of the
box. sud. turning it u ids down. was to
plug on the sides sud Mom to complete y
Imp” it and wss shout to throw it away
when l sotlcsd the face on the bottom and
lostsntly recognised the resemblance to my
fsther. l hsvs shown it to many friends
and acquslutsuoes. without relstlng the
circumstances or intlmstlng whst it was.
to see if they would recognize the rosem-
hlsnoe. lursrlsbly they would ssy ‘It is
Dr. Hoody.‘ or ‘lt resembles your folher.’ "
-—Belfnst(1\fe.)l.etterln Boston Record.
Accepted the Compromise.
The Her. Dr. E. P. Puker of Hartford re-
lates s hitherto unpublished incident of
the orgsnisstlon of the Hartford Young
Hell's Christina on s few years
. The conservstlres wsnted to keep out
niveraallsu sod Unitsrisna This course
wss distasteful to Dr. Parker sud In few
other liberals. who mposed us scompro-
miss that theA u' creed hotskeu as
the plstform of the organisation. "That
propossl." says Dr. Parker. "wss mode and
accepted in a room in the City hotel. sud
the few persons there and then present are
notiikely to forget the scene or its luci-
dems. Mr. Moody and Mr. George Pente-
cost ted one part .
“When they were told thst for the sake of
peaoethc insertion of the Apostles' creed
Is I condition of sctive membership would
he Hr. Moody. with refreshing
frankness. confessed his entire lguorsuce of
(hot symbol. 'Peulocost.’ ssld be. ‘wbat is
the Apostles' creed snywnyl idon’t knnwl'
Mr. Pentecost was not in in condition of in-
csudesceuce rsgsnllng the subject. when.»
fore some informstlon was imported. and
then the creed sforcssid was produced sud.
read. Mr. Moody listened intently sud then
sold. ‘Thst's good.‘ end uked to lure it
reed sgsln. 0n the second resdlng he
seemed to like it very much indeed. as one
might expect from such I catholic sud
spostolic man. He thought it would do.
andl’sotecost sgrseing it wss ccreptrd."
~New York Tribune.
Why no sosksd Ill-s.
"Well. ledge." sold the man with the
brlslly mustschc who wss up for sentence.
"it was dis here way. I lsycd do joy for
s sucker. an I ketched h . Beef 1 list
t’rowed him s few lines ’hout green goods.
so be snswmd dc letter like It brung him
news or a forchun. l goddlm t' com here
so lolllsd him slung. so we won 'bout t’ dc
blesses. We went out U do meelln piece
set for us. so lshowed him how d’ 01’ t’lng
worked. stus to gimme his dough. on
i won t' shl him d' green stud by express.
See? 1 sd (1’ roll on ’lm. an it made
his eyes stick out like wns hen eggs.
Dssdsywos tumult.“ tol' ’im 1 o'u'd
glv' ’im a t'oossu or do green stuff for
two fifty or d' dough dst run: straight
an be bit. 1 counted out 11' stuff. so
as! hsd d’ desl sil mode in me min do
is: see t' ms”-—-
fore the men with the brlslly mustache
begun to
"Well." sold the lodge. "what did he say
to your”
'80 all t' me." continued the men with
the bristlw 1“grandson“ he. "i w’o'd"- but he be
go: o.
‘ list laughing and
'1’ sold tbsl stern .
lose with the y mustache threw
ksshhis shoulders mdtookslo brssth.
“lie see u no." he hsgsn sgslu. ' 'w'u'dl
like Confsdrlt money! on lsosked ’im."~
lindslo Express.
f0 on with your
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is wss night. A ' Merl-Impulse
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“MIMI”
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chucked Miles of s hare tree in the
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ms s s-
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W is the m hsdchm
burst whistlingrscstnldsrk
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he midnight crass were
mm: kerslsse
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Makes the bends soft. Did you
ever tryM it.» Ask HALE for n
free sample.
Bliss “Happily Ship."
Ifiss ”Happily Skip” is the smile“. of girls.
With the bluest or eyes ‘sud lbs snuulest or
curls.
Whenever she goes with name on the street
She never walks strsigblou her wee little feet.
lintnneswlthshop. sndsskip. sndsrun.
Mm”. of her sisrt lill her wslk lsqnlts
Nice “Happily Skip“ has a big doll from
Frsnce.
And she and Miss Duty love dcsrly lo dunno
In the gsrden together. where esch saucy
brooms
Drives the issues in o. hurry quite on from the
trees
To join in the dsncewilh Miss “Hop-Skip"
sud ily.
While Dougie barks loudly sud think! it “real
lolly."
Min “Hopplly skin" is a comfort to me.
For no mailer. my doors. whst tho wcnllwr
may be.
You‘ll always find sunburn: on borlltilo face.
And never a sign of n cloud «on you trace
in the sunny blue cyrs which reflect from her
cart
The brightness of which her woo self is us part.
And l love her. i love her. this smallest of girls.
With the bluest of eyrs and iho sunnlostcf
curls.
Who happily ships in my hear: all the do}
And drives all my worm-s umi (roubles away.
«Mary 1). ilrlnc in Lillie Mon and Women.
A Lurky Boy.
Sonic boys have in great deul of luck.
Probably the luckiest boy tho world ever
knew was the little Mairistouc (England)
boy. who bad a wry narrow escape while
flying his kilo some fli'c or six years ago.
Not looking where he was going. he stepped
luckward and fell into is quarry to feet
deep. to the horror of some persons walk-
i near. The string of the kite. however.
ng fastened round his wrist. tho boy
wss lowered gently into the pit. the kilo
acting as u parachute. and instead of being
dashed to pieces he escaped uuburt. Per-
haps this moons that he is destined to
make his mark in the world. The great
Lord Clive, when a youth. tried lhrec times
to shoot himself. but the pistol missed fire
rscll limo—«florpor'u Young People.
All [Ingenious Toy.
Au ingenious homemade toy is made
with n roll of cnnibosrd covered with
white llncu on which n grotesque lure has
been drawn with indin ink. A large mar-
blc is dropped inside ul‘ter n loose body of
red cloth has been glued to the lower end.
Arms and logs arc nttnclml which are
merely rolls oi the cloth. A cup very
liked is for the upper part of the fume.
he marble is now secure null serves as u
holiest when the so made hop—o'my-thumb
is balanced at. tho top of an inclined board
whence it rolls down int n lively pom—F.»
change.
quuie's Way of needing.
.lrnuie was learning to mid and spell.
but it was very hard for Ilcr to remember
what her teacher told her ubout prououuc‘
lug mioublu loin-r when she came to one.
She would say "u u" or “cc" or “t t" in-
steod of "double u.“ “double 1-." etc. Her
teachcriiml rmc lillylil‘illi‘il her consider-
ably on this mnlh'riu spelling. Shortly
nflerwnrd .ieuuic was called on to rend.
The purugmph lit-gnu. "l'p. up, Lucyl"
smi .ll-unic rend it irimuplmntiy. “Double
up, l.uryl"--\'nuth's Companion.
"Aw-hee‘hnw-lrse-swi"
Donkey is. in Spanish. harm. in Texas.
New Mexico. Colorado and Arlrons. where
the donkoyisns well known so the horse.
hols always called liyhls Spanish name.
The burn) is a funny little animal. though
he is very useful in mountainous countries
nsu puck nnimul. ilo is vrry surc footed
sud will carry grout 1mm uvrr narrow nnd
dlfiloult trails. which are sometimes very
herd for men to walk. lie is not on expen
sive snimol to keep. us he moulres but lit-
tle food Mill will live where u horse would
stone to dentin.
The burro is n fsvnrltc playmate with
the children of the towns in olorsdo and
Means. nod because he is so sure footed
and slow in his movements boys sod girls
feel ss ssrsuo sud ssfc upon his book as they
would at home in n his: rocking choir. The
burro makes as noise which. until you he.
come sccustomcd to it. will make the cold
chills run up and down your back if you
hssr it in the night. but when you here
mod to know it the ”Awnhee-hsw-hee
sw" is very funny.
The picture herewith iron is tsken from
on article published is t. Nichoiss.
‘rm and Country.
Littlslleth bed «one into the country.
and so wss quite hstorsl had tskso her
city notions with her.
“Yul must been so swful Mot police
nun cot hsremrsud "she ssld on the
dist dsy sflor her I vol.
"w huh)" sold her .
"order“ s such s lot of WW”
oil at i«incur cm.
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it Tuches
the Spot.
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i; :1 t'il"\\' that satisfies.
W AGONS,
New null second hour!
Buggies. Platters, Carriages
Canopies, Spindles, Bill.
firices to Suit All.
PAM. AND all run.
' " ,_.,, “ "TV—T,
,
Henry iii t.
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To list. 5 Railroad Place.
JACL B M. LAYTUN. with larger office facili-
ties. will be pleased to contiuu:A his service:- to
wants of the businesei-ommuull)‘ in am“ of his
lines of business in insurance. ikol “aisle.
Steamship Tickets. Drafts sm! Money Orders
end Notary Public:
Paper Hangoucaltiuiuel. Palmer
lllll PAPER lliil BllllliEllS
lNos-th [sin street So. Norwslk
seniors books of mu line ink-at styles of
5:th sad Gilt Mel-grunge 3‘?”
uses or aspect n ouoo s
mrll lsdmstosc eerfnilr vivid?“
Elegant designs in
PICTURE FRAMES
Poll:
Gahinel Photographs.
Prices unusually low to suit
the times.
Nonh, Photographer.
No it Washington Street.
F. ii. lilBil s Bill).
do nil kinds of
Plumbing. Steam and lies Fitting.
lluulors in "OT AIR and STEAM
lll-ZAT'iNl‘i. Dealers in AlldTl'l. TiN,
GLASS nml CROUKERY. DECORAT-
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grade. Factory Work ntlmdml to
promptly; .
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