, Mindanao” night, converting
I m, Ia likely to prove an unfortunate
rm place will be provided for
new. ,
I . ,MIoderire Illerlcdllnfer anything in
”as
; ‘ ,MTabbourmme-inommm-
"gfloldruflntnhuita, Dew Drop Fruiland
W. Golden Gate Bizarre”, Fancy
Mull! DriedFrnita. Bantam Shrimp. Parch-
. nfiekwpthsrnuioarnpleto stacker Fanny as well
Mathatcanbofonndln thla part of the state.
lowest Prices. Ferris’ Celebrated Ham and Bone-
? as 4 . 3'
mm": wll'lml- So.llorwaltllardwarai:o. ,
33' Wasllln .1
m r. I ”M i
I“ ‘ month. ’0: .054”.
“gxahoya. 150.: well: {0min raid
arm.
“MW". note:-
_ . ”a.“ I _
”In“; Woodhull notionJitlo. new
almwmmnw advertisements m
w on We
." am ”Ml—lip. Ill Warblnnioa ritual.
In... ’0. ll Wall street. Norwalk: telephone
will!” Ir .,
~,‘_W‘m'.lmu ln'IIIl‘BIBiIW (3'0“)! "13‘ doctrine, "bulb .59“. "Mill
' g, way into every newspaper in this land.
The great body of our people have never
experienced. themselves. the sufferings
which always result when the protectivn
principles are laid pride. Poisoned end
in. you pared by the Board of excited by the wild statements oftheaa
writerl and tho demagogic appeals of
Demonratie speakers. the result willbe
that in the very near future these forces
which are now working will beetrollg
enough to defeat at the polls the
party advocating the doctrine of protec.
tion. It willineyitably follow that no-
certainty and doubt will auntie. The
business men ofthn country. fearing the
destruction of the principles of promo.
tion. will decline to engage in
business, consequently mills will
shutdown and tho workingmen will be
thrown out of employment. The people
will thep see as they have never soon be-
fore, that they cannot be prosperous and
have work while thin principle Ill threat-
ened. In the midst of the suffering they
will learn that the only way they can be
pronperouo and happy is to vote for the
party that has built up the indurtriea by
which they have gained a livelihood; be
cause they will then see clearly that
“ "I! "I'll“! suntan.
‘ ‘ acorn Noawau. Court.
the lockup into a lodirinit place for
m for South Norwalk. inasmuch as
it will serve as a public notice that here
svay vapbond who prefers the road
“the life it entaileto one of indus-
try”. Furthermore, the notion or on»
cam ll Illegal. The lockup is a town
mm. over which the selectmen
“VOW. It is their privilege. not
”Could“, to provide it lodging place
.aadmbiiab a workhonse for them no
ladlofsllowa.
-M4bavaata-ount of false senti-
W Mt mailed tramps. A few
mthsm, it I-l true, are unfortunate
- ”moot of employment and look-
ubrwork; but the majority of them
“indolent and impudcnt plodileramho
“Outline! manual labor. Previous to
. mm... roamed over Connecticut in
m, and became so insolent and dan-
m. ”va ”in laaialnmm was forced by
publicuutimenl and for public security
to. pan the ”tramp law." which, when
M. practically rid the state of
‘ humming that time «use way for
lump to live without going over the
read.“ they could not have all been
[and to go to work so quickly or learn-
““1““me how to live willing: beg-
Tfio lodging provided at N4 rwalk
for tramps has become such it nuisance
M flare is serious talk of mid-
“. the place rind forcing them
"Vb We on to the next town
”they have had one night'a lodging.
uh” unmni thing for from thirty to
”vampire!” turned out of this
phi in the morning to prey on the com-
m. Night finds them here again,
Miriam» choicest and warmest
moi the room, quarrolinir with
My corners over some coveted spot. and
Mn; the really deserving ones to
”blurry with web place as they can
' u to lay their weary born is.
A M It the back door in n terror to
“W, for tramps are not nil
MI! in their requests. They are
I“ very faulting. The men are very
I “ultimo, but the worm-n do, nod
M ”alumni themmr n sympathetic
“but nature is touched by the
[W wollmbearaed story of being out
“Ma-dim, clothing, and rome—
W.
W
w ii! A PROPHET.
children cry for bread; that the day
must come when the great factories and
maulaoturiel of this land will shut down
‘ ’ . and where there is new life and activity
‘ ' oummmim than will he the silence of the tomb.
And the reason why this must be is
this: The great Southern wing ofthe
”’3’“W"ii" ”7° Democratic party are determined tou
lines. one time. an; three time. tabliah the doctrine of free trade in this
“ ” M. Minn milder: WI land. They will be assisted by their
Northern nlliea. The fight is now on.
There is a great body of visionary, but
. mm. a“. ”,5, Branch educated men who are employed day by
dayin writing essays and arguments in
’ mm. isgiven where it in ism
Mm“ seem to be a partial solu—
Ifld‘lfiaqueeflon in requiring trmrlpa
”Watercolor our roads or putting
fl. “tome work of n useful character
”flint” of the town. it every
”whiten-was made to pay his
“5”.“th lentil. and after one
m ”K and a day's work was
4““lbtbololt town to go through
‘ ”MW. their number would
' “refill autocauas MWIIIOB-
instill. ‘03wa we throw our door
‘ ) ‘aulkhaleawntoimiaty and
mm to come in and
0..“ over eight yam-go
We words: ”I love
aluminum lam
fl lrajuios every day
I”. [airman mu-
l-afnyanuatryaadkuow
' afthislaudarethe
Sonthwall'a Jams. liar-tons
on Street.
M ...... .. . ....w..vm~_.
when the manufactoryia shut down tin-re
lano demand for the only thing which
they ham toaoll. and that in their labor."
0"!) BS FOB El’llirPl).
Number of Barri-Io Exported for the 'l’wo
Waeks Ending lehruary 17.
The amount of oysters exported to
Europe for the week ending February 10
was an follows:
nlaulnfl rim-rs numeral
Gailla Liverpool Mi
Adriatic Liveno ll 73.:
Umhl’lu , Liver I 7
B. rlin Lam on '5!)
cheater London 57
flunetiu. ilmulm 11; ill
tal '57.
WIIK INDKM) i‘lnui'am’ 17.
Brilannli' Liverpool it'll!
Hervia Liverpool 7:31}
Auchurlu lilac ow fill
iieilert Ham urn iI
Total Law
There is a big boom in the oyster hpsi-
nt'ilil at Milford. One firm hus‘juat re-
ceived orders for ever u thousand gallons
of oysters to go to Europe it is exp-ct-
ed that a continuous trade with Europe
will he kept up. not only by the firm
mentioned. but y othera.
New Haven cultivmore are considering
apian for storing oyeti-rs in refrigera-
tors on an extensive scale. It is claimed
that instead of throwing ruck Wiwd over
the oysters, and resorting to other prlmlr
rive methods to rutect them tiller thev
have been taken mm the water, it would
be much better to place them in a refrig-
erator where they could be cooled before
the opening process. When the oysters
are taken out of the water now. they are
immediately shipped before they con
spoil. Oysters for shipping are llaced in
kegs with cohort of
on. if t are his
alight delay in the shipment, or unless-
ners in packing them, they aroln poor
condition by the time they reach the re-
plaoad in a refrigerator nod thoroughly
crmlud, they would be In a much better
cpndltlon when they reach their destina-
ton.
"ROBIN "00”" MM".
Opera at the ”roadway Thuaire.
When the Bostonians went into New
the run of those workmhem was snob a
revival.
peered lo ”Robin Hood" more than
York before March
worded for the Iron
rim to the Broadway their".
Valuable lives-
"-“ '“‘ " rm
“_....
”Will...” Ill-Hydloqulullo
ranged to take place out waek between
Mr. Audiuat Glbert of Blew York and 89
nor Boa Manuel del Pilarde Santa Maria.
who want to New York from this city in
order to testify to favor of Mrs. Annie '1‘.
Glbwt. who brought suit not bar hilt
hand for legal separation. . Gilbert bad
the duel between Mr. Glbrrt and M. Santa
Maria will he fought to the death. A wall
known American. who is an authority
upon such matters and who Is now In
France, expressed the opinion thatJt would
be tbs greatest accident if either of the
principals was hit.
ferred to stated that the wounds of Mr.
Gibert and M. Santa Maria had decided
that ,platola wars the weapons to be used
and that they were to be fired at a distance
of on fact. it is added that only one shot
will he find. and that the words of com-
mand to fire. “One. two. three," will be
given in such quick succession that the
principals will have no time to take pint.
aiou that ltaaldoui happens that such shots
toll. oven If fired In earnest... Swords; in
his opinion. were the uni weapons which her
should be employed by on who mean
lune-derail Banana. la Would Not lira
taller. On the other hand. if they are
The Boatouluus Praaeutlln Their favorite
York city in December fur lIwir prmnt
long engagement at the Broadway than.
tn, they were under contract to produce
two new operas by American eumpoien ”0,000. ,
and llbrsttiats. rm, «no mum during ”“
general demand for that perennial favor-
ite, “Robin Hood” that they finally con.
eluded to yield to the universal wish.
and have put that lar opera on
again. That it was ml y wanted is bent
drmonetratrd by the fact that they have
played to summon business piece the
The Butrmlam. which to genera" m1
conceded who the fluent light-opera or,- “Rim.
narrrutton in the world, will have| 33
times before thsandnr their prrasnt nu-
nmnwut at the Broadway theatre. New
York. on Ilareli liltb Despite ible fact.
however. be Korea and Horror: martin
work is tu-day the roost ' . tstmetlon
of its kind in «more. he follntrsnsih
of the Boatnnhna' their»: out is
utilized in tbamlval “Robin limel,’
and any one wlioha no he in flow
{fix will be well re-
and suppose of a
'l'bafoilowiag list of Ooaaaatiam their
wine Emmi-mad for $100,000 and
byibelpatiawr
m 33‘.
mum «rm Whi- a uni...
42 tooth m mm. W
M
(Minotalarla‘lflal.
Pull. Feb. ta~a dual bu been an-
onaiy nuns-d his wife of improper in-
prsvi
tlmaoy with Santa llarla. The NewYork
mndaetdsd in iavor of Mrs. Glbsrt.
it is said in American circles here that
Continuing. the American zentlsmau ra-
‘l'be American gentleman said in conclu-
bualnus.
EVANS IN JAIL.
on Old 1mm
Fouol. Cal, Feb. fl—Cbrla Evans. the
notorious bandit, is at last within prison
walla. Evans said he went to his home in
Vlaalla moatly to rest from the tramp in
the hills and partly to see hlschlldrsn, and
that be had been betrayed by George Byrd
and bla mother to the sheriff of Tulara
county. ‘
When Evans saw so many old friends
and neighbors assembled around his house.
he did not have the heart to fire on them.
Momll left the question of surrender en-
tirely to Evnna’ judgment. The cabin In
the hills. discovered and destroyed by Sbsr'
if! Scott's posse, was built by Evans and
Sontag a year ago. and iii-arid Scott would
never have discovered Ila location if he had
not been told by some false friend.
On his arrival at the prison Evans was
given a bath, had his beard and hair shaved
and was attired in prison garb. lid was
allowed a live minute interview with his
wife, in which bubowad more feeling than
she did. She wore a determined sxpraa-
Jo’. «1“ anae— w.’ a, new: aw'rvrwnl eta-u
he had surrendered. saying he ought to
have stood up like a man and fought tothc
death. George Sontag. limping around
the yard. smiled grimly when he saw Evans
going to the barber shop.
SCARE AT A MUSEUM.
A Inch Advertised Lieu liraaka Inca.
Among the Audience.
Chicano, Feb. 22. ~Wallace. the 500
pound lion which is on exhibition at a
dime museum. where ha is advertised as
the "terrible untamed wonder of the
world." escaped from his keeper and
bounded among a crowded audience in the
museum. The theater was crowded from
the stage railing to the nor door-a. fully
mo people being prsasnt.
When the animal want trotting up the
stale toward the roar of the theater. whip-
ping his tall from sldatoaido. snapping
and roaring, there was the wildest kind of
a scramble among the men. women and
children of the audience. The people not
only sought a place of safety at the exit of
the theater. but dashed up over the stage.
than: by one am down a narrow stairway
and hid themselves in bias and boxes in
some time ago.
nah-luv Arnold lento-nail.
Auburn state prison.
or”. MIMI!” 1.0.000.
Pnrtaortrnu. Fab. lu—ltaturns from
every county in the state show a plurality
forflaluaha A. Grow, Republican candl-
data for congressman at large, of 170,458.
in some laetancea the estimates are be
llevarl toaba belowtba actual pluralltlaa,
andltiatheraforaaafstosaythatwheaall l
returns are in Crow's plurality will be 3"" 5' ...-.
linden: Dales Arrest.
Pack. a t
family and Mas arrest.
In“ Willa Imbal- au Broadband.
butnayrewmv.
mmummm
DUELT THE DEATH. IIIIIITIIIG Hill I FIGHT.
Inmrrgent Warships Chase Pela-
LQUIDABAI BA! THE GAI‘ILB’L
"camp-Manna- cello-la wind.
1qu the rabai warship Rapublioa. having
an hoaril. according to report. Admiral d-
Msllo. The Aquidaban not under way dur.
in: the darkaaaa. and at a speed of sight
aadtowardthe harbor nuance as if no
snob things as torpedoes and submarine
Others throw their children upon the
We. and crowding up after them dragged
the basement nnd behind the drssalnn
min“); ‘12:! performers. One man appeal-
n y o e a atageband a but roll of bills
If h id 1 l M hl definitely decided that the our will go
"my?“ on y c m toa mm 0' shortly to fish Reno or to the south of.
The llou was driven back to his cage
without didlculty. Wallace hi the name
lion that caused the acorn In New York
locaroirr. N. Y.. Fob. 22.--Jacob J. Ar-
nold. the defaulting bunk cashier and on
county treaaursr. war brought up for sun-
tence. It had been expected generally
that Arnold would make a sensational
atatainsnt when given a chance to speak.
but be said nothing. Arnold wept bitterly
all the time he was In the courtroom: lie
was sentenced to ll years and 4 months in
Luca“. Nah, rub. rid-L 5. Jonas ata-
tion mum tbahflaaourl erase-rive.
ton. this county, abut and killed Jerry
constables Spruce. Jonaala
auwbarrlcadadlnasaatlouhouae with hla
Carolina. Fab. “”1” a flares fight wlib
hatcher-
Ebla brother-lad». ll-
lamr’a hm. Walab
and Timothy Kelly were badly injured,
-. iii ”"m
' .
oto'a Dynamite Cruiser.
. out to In the ha—lletkaroy laid to.
la Waittagmua of fit. fly 1'» the
”In W lam.
mo on union, l'ab. 2a.—-'l'ba rebel
«ulcer Aquldahan left the bay in order to
knots the “road through the channel
rainaa were In existence.
When man. the forts at the entrance
of the hay, the rebel ship was discovered.
and tho garrlaoaa being called to arms a
hot the was soon directed upon bar. but
the Aqnldahan steamed steadily ahead and
succeeded In paula. the forta. although
she waa struck several timer. The forts
kept on firing at the Aqnldabau until she
was out of range. but it is not believed
that any uriom damn! was inflicted upon
When some distance ofl shore. the Aqui-
daban met her conaort. the Republics. and
both vessels steamed in a southerly direc-
tion. It is reported ashore that the two
rebel warships have sons in search of the
Nlctheroy and that the lather is not very
far on.
It is understood that an American war-
ship and one or more foreign vessels are to
follow the Aquiilaban and Republlea in or-
der to witness the engagement between
tbeae vessels and tbs dynamite cruiser.
According to one story. the Nictluroy in
humid for Dsatarro. and according to an-
other story she is oil Sautna.
The Paris lamb throwers.
Pants. Fab. 92,—An anarchist named
Rivals has been arrested in this city. The
louder: police denounced him to the Perla
police as a dangerous than and informed
them that he was carrying bombs which
he intended to use In blowing up the chara-
har of deputies. 1!. Sunset. a member of
the chamber. aaya that Rlvols applied to
him for tickets of admission to the cham-
ber both on Monday and Tuesday. M.
Bauer was suspicious of the roan and m
fused to [rant his request.
A land snacks in any of the cafes or on
the boulevards sullen to cause a general
coo-g A on“ hawwav gram ml
was arrested on suspicion 3f win?“ an-
archist. The only ground for this sua-
piaion was the fact that be was carrying a
parcel.
The parcel proved to be an innocent
palntbnx, and the artist was liberated
when he had made an explanation. All
bearers of permit are now regarded with
suspicion. The police cannot be blamed
for tbla.aud they are greatly piqued at
their failure to capture Rahardy.
Maia. Calabrsal, who was wounded by
the explosion of a bomb in the Rue Sr.
lacquer. died In great agony.
ho Bodies I. also Wall.
Dentin. Feb. 22.-—lu a well of a farm-
stead at Burris, a village in County Car
low. from which the tenants had been
evicted. a sack was found which contained
the deoompoasd bodies of a male and a is-
mals. evidently murdered. Their identity
has not yet been established.
Pat-at Anarchist 'l'rap.
Vin“. Feb. zit—An apparatus ha been
erected in the raieharath which will enable
the president, in case of an outrage. to
clone the doors of the house automatically.
Other precautions are being adopted by
the authorities to protect the public build-
inn
Cour will 'hl't Ira-or.
Br. Pnrnsiiciw. Feb. nit—it line been
France and that be will not go to Kleff.
iuuuy lpala Iuowed Under.
Mannie. Feb. lit—There baa bean a
haavy snowfall barn and in other par-ta of
Spain.
not I III lane.
tempting to enter the resident» of Mrs.
blur.
lanter- liaagle Iotadiiula.
”can“
“0. The
'llwlbld MO. I" II Ion“.
Donor. Fab. lie-The police have tutor:
raatlmr that troublawlll be canard at Gov.
arnor Graenbalp'a reception to the public
today by the own The entire
lies force was m midnight up;
port for duty at s o'clock this morning.
llatla has a candidate.
a
torisl‘aoutaatorthatbaietolsavs Parla.
Jinan-moron. Ky" rob. tit-Tbs "'
mmmawuaballapmtnaa ball I
Hummwmlndmaadmwu
woundadbyiusuuomaiabiub. Atralrr
loadafmmalaoattaakailbyatrikaral
alakatklaha-a
Maw-tum.
mm.Ml—dmwflmha
slavish-use midi-1hr thaw
Martha . may”.
W
rneavvulitie TRAGEDy_ ' “
narra- an»... Dan! on... surname or
Ruanslla has ordered Deputy fiberiff Aver.
ill to keep watch over Mini Bertha Treat
of Treatvllla and to one that air. does not
snaps until her uncle. Edwin P. Twit. ale
the! dies or movers. Mina Trent is E. P.
Trent’s alone. She is a pretty and wall ed.
naatsd that route about 82 your at age.
She lives with her mother, Mrs. Adams
mt. and Mr. E. P. Trent lodged in the
the dining room reading. Some one en.
tered from the kitchen. toward which his
hackxwas turned, and struck IlIm nine
than on the head and neck with n hatchet.
ills sister, in the sitting room adjoining.
board the blown and came to her brother‘s
aid. She called Hertha, her, daughter. who
was in the kitchen. and together they all-
alatad the man up stairs. When he was
put to had, be said that BQPLIIR‘IIHI nleoe.
must leave the room." uho intended to
kill him.
In the kitchen. Hr. Trent's .«ik'ull was poor-
trated to the brain in five places. and Dr.
Eraklne removed several large pieces of
bone. one of which was two inches square.
The family kept the mull. a worst until
Monday, and ev‘su now Mr. Treat‘n son,”
who has come on from New York, reforms
to any award about tbe'aasault. Mrs. Treat
is unusually reticent. and Dr. llrskinn' lips
are sealed. Miss Bertha. who in dumb.
cannot be induced to write her version of
the affair. even under the threat. of arrest.
ly had trouble with her mother and uncle.
Lately they brought her from Bordon
axalnat her will. and for six weeks after
her arrival in Trentvilis she refused to
leave her room. The Treats are the. load
In; family in Frankfort. Years ago they
were very wealthy. but the decline of ship-
ping crippled their fortune.
New York city.
at 7 instead of 8 franc».
horse sneezing in her face.
Fa, over a bomb explosion.
tion will get A small dividend.
ed in n snowulido in the Nevada ltlulll‘r
mine.
ed for mnyor of Portland. Mo. by the Re—
Dab’VlLLl. Ky.. Feb. don-Marshal Kirk-
sldsr of Perryvllla had a desperate encoun-
ter with James Clark. a had hero. in which
Clark was shot .llvo times and mortally
wounded. Clark was under arroat for at-
Sandlfsr. a lady who lives alone. Mrs.
Sandlfer shot at him four timer. but missed
XIV Yank. Feb. 92. —'l‘bo delegates of the
Mn Baaaball league met here. Pral-
dant Powersaald that the schedule which is
likely to be adopted la the one which calls
for the eastern clubs to open in the wsat.
to he Diana M hem and fill out-
aesaon will open May I and claw
rand. Feb. iii-um. am.- a emu,
our: in:- Wont-u
rs ea at
”4 WWI". 3°“ Km" was Brat-that be Is abonttoaatsrtbaasna-
mourn” a...
W ,o-W «mm
trying to I‘ll! llar lf-nla.
BAHGOlt. M9,, Fob irradiation Attorney
so. - ,
Saturday night Mr. Treat wan hitting in
A dulled and bloody hatchet wan found
She is a self willed girl and ban frequent-
TIDBITS OF NEWS.
Mrs. Annette heal. lot years old. died in
The wheat duty in France will be fixed
A San Francisco womun was killed by in
There is great excitement in funeral".
Stockholders in the Cnlnmhimi exh‘ihb
Five woodchoppora Were caught and Ill”
A coroner's jury in rind Francisco ro-
Onrwwd as vol-dice M nloidw in May ”vi-mi
yn’a case.
The Hon. James P. llnxter was nomimw
pnblioans.
Rescuers ore still at work. but. thorn in
no new» from the men imprionneil in the
Gaylord mine.
Judge .i. W. Moiilll of the interstate
commerce commission in crlrimlly ill of
malarial fever at (Trenton. la.
Desperate l‘lwht Wtata Burglar-a.
51'. Lorie. Feb. titlwA fearful battle for
his life was fought by George Edi-r with
six burglars hero. l-lder slur-p4;- and worka
In a tailor shop and Wm- aroused by the
breaking in of the (blur. Six men crowded
In. and Eder reached for nhntchot, but um
driven brick by n blow on the hand from
the bar used in opening tho door. llo final.
ly reached the weapon. :and blows upon
blows were exehnngul until the hatchet
was wrenobod from Edi-r3; band. its still
fought desperately. Finally he reached a
pair of ahaure. which he used as adagaer.
ultimately driving the crowd nwny. lie
then fell unconscioua and nowllen prob
ably dying from a fractured skull. Two
of the gang are in jail.
Mince at floated.
'i‘uexrm. Fob. nit—«Smrra' antlpool nan.
log and pool buying bill crime upintho
rune mnl wan animal to athird reading.
l‘be hill leuislntlng on i. of office the airport
lntendent of police of Jersey i‘lty was
paused. and the hill repealing the not pro
vldlng thin. the school board shall no for
thsr use the proceeds of riparian imam wmi
passed by ahinanlniuua vote aftsrn vigor-
oua debate. The house adjourned until
Monday night. The papsrn in the qua
'mnnto proceeding were served upon
Presidents Rogers and Adrian. 'I‘hey are
required to appear on Saturday but in the
supreme court room.
uni; lira... n. elm.
faat east bound train on the Nickel Platte.
time to prevent lta dearruotlon.
Insultoftlie loam mu m
Bonus. Fab. waddle ionislaturs baa
a intsd aspaoial committee. constrain
a three senators and aaven rspvsaenm
tlvu.tnnonsidar the propositions of tho
unemployed of Bolton embodied in the
petition adopted by the mass meeting on
Boston Common lsat Tuesday afternoon.
MIMI A” II in“ I'll I".
nail and China
”it”!!! M OM m
aim
Whmlm
m
hem
m Yaw, N. 1.. You. W newly
«Wallflower» 4
grower «a: mum slim -
audpnfaolindt.
n onlLonWe ware-re ar 25 carve.
a Furnish!“ .Go‘oda. Hats and Caps.
w. A. BENEDICT,
Sentinel Building, Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
mum» nu runs.
first. Manon mini, 4
WWWku . m v...”
Pork Shoulders.
laht frrmfito '1 ha.
aatlafactlna equal Ito any hand:
nibble&cnm8l00k Willem lminm'. Norman. on“
If IBITII ”All SHEET.
Leading Dry Goods Store.
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Tristram & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building, Norwalk,
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Kmlrroide-rieo are in order now and we think we have one
mauled in getting thororrm't thing. , . , - A , -
We,liaveiirtorminml to don lurucr business in the line and I
' have ordzrrgul the. nseoriment 0 that our customers can readily
be united in all of the derivable styles and Widths.
ilurpiiterns nreuvmommnn and iIIVr‘l’SlfiefI and npproiiately
Lullen' will find if to their advantage in
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or variety and prices we. offer inducements second to none.
WOur assortment includes:
lodgings and 'lnsortings in (Yimhrii‘, Nuinsook , and Swiss in ’
nil width»; from fin to 81.00 per yd.
Edgings in three widths with Int-iffl‘lillllz to match.
FLUUNCINGS ~Point De. (lone Edging and inserting.
Colored edging. all w dihe.
All over embroidery in white and Colored.
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Racers,
Solid Comforts,
lamilv Sleighs, Business Sleighs,
All airs-t class in material and construc- i
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PlililES VEii iflW.
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Cor. Franklin and Madison Streets. 80th Hawaii, lion.
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FINDLAY. 0.. Feb. 2‘3.—-'l‘hros desperate
attempts to wreck trainer were made at the
little town of McComb. in miles northwsat
of here. The first attempt was movie on the
A pile of tion was placed on the truck half
a mile wast of the town. The obstruction
was discovered by a little lo—ysamhl girl.
who bravely named the pumnuor rain in-
w. L. DGUGLAS Sweeter; tbs Stomach. make the )loeil pure.”
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