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‘ Night 1106883“; l'vil llrymnw; Luck of Confidence;
‘lerroomee; ‘ allude; all Druim; Ina-HM Power
of the Generative Orgnna in either err, caused by
. Mutton; Youthful Errors, or Exrcwlvc line of
.%heeoo Opium or Liquor which won loud to
like: ,bonrumption Insanityanil Death. Bymnil,
in box; a turbo: wim written mmrimtro to cure or
! m2nay.h “TRIP-i (‘Oil‘ii'lil Si’ill'g‘. 1A (atrium
me or ‘oug‘s Summit 1 a Bruno its run
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Smell nu discontinued: old. rm. size. now 3%.; old
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Offices. 36 Main Street,
BRIDGEPCDKT. CONN“
'PER
WEEK
FOR
llllilfl VlilllliEliS
«either lemony age. in any part of the country,
"the employment which we furnish. You need
not be duly from homeover night. You can give
"wholetimeiothe work,oronl_v vourspure mo-
”. Alapllll is not required you run no risk.
'0 apply you with all that is lit‘t‘ilflll. It will
M you nothing to try the busluens. Any one
u do the work beginners mnkv money flom
the um. Failure ii unknown with our workvre.
Every hour you labor you can l-tl-iiv nmiw a dollar.
In one who is million to Work (nib m umki- more
my every aim than run he mph in three tiny:
etuyordhmv viivpiovtnvnt. rivnd (or ire: book
“tilting the fallout information.
it. HAiLET‘f‘ c. 00.,
our 880.
PORTLAND. MMHE.
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«mom-4r n dealer offer-e W. I.
the taboo- It I redumd price. or oily.
button without mum lumped on
.put him down I» a fiend.
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so one: mm...
n.1,. Mllflluhfl Show out uivilnii, tie-av iii.
ti end the leribvt palletlction at the plum mi.
and limit war "that mlhv. 1;: "origin nod
bemmitmrl. ‘l‘iw “£41!le oi . ll. . mniu'
and prim on the bottom, with it antidote-o
”who. ”we flltlii' it of dollnrn annually
«lithium-via m» or them. etc who push the
. "f “X L ”angina: Shoes will (*Hl'iiffl'i'.
Vt it lit-5p: m p “a.” mg ruin rm llilvirl‘uil line
is. "1er . at! afford to Mill iii 11 lt-n Mist,
we believe you an new money iv imy to; all
your Imiwvdt of" the denier mitemw below.
Adamo,
Cal-meme a ' teeth .
”I ‘- b6WflrM£flum fluid by
,J. Scheub at 399.1.
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A395 ”Wit. '0 Will. i hit
, partinent and trezmnry and up Pennsyl-
. .. liuvim: finished their public ill-monstro-
,to join them their, tiny any.
who
oozhmonfieeiers Start For the"
Stripes! the Capitol.
rum our!) run Till: mun:
Gangland in: Men Will Enter the Ground!
or Individual: and Try to Bottle Meeting.
New Quarter-e Seourcdmxucb ”rumbling
About. the Coimuluiary Wagon»
WAeitiNo’i‘oN, ‘May 1.-—Eurly thin morn
lag the camp of Corey's army of the com-
monweel was not ir, preparing for the much
tulked of, long expected lulu-ch tothe steps.»
of‘the capitol. About 9 o’clock the good
roads army hnd loaded it» tents into the
conunissnry wagons, and headed by its
bend. with banners, horses» and all its
chubby paraphernalia, moved toward the
city.
According to the programme, the army
is to march post. the White House, wur do
vunlu avenue to the capitol. Nine mounted
policemen Were detailed by Major Moore
to ride ill: the hem! of the procession. It
the army attempts to mnrch into the capi
till grounds.’ it will be stopped and its
lenders arrested if they persist. Whether
General Corey will bow to the nmntlatee
of the police or whether he desires to have
himself arrested and be held up no a mile
tyr in u question upon which he has stout-
ly refused to talk. hi r. Coxoy saw Major
Moore, the chief of police, and announced
to him, on he (lot-H to everybody chic, his
intention of sparking on the cnpitol steps.
Some commonwaalers intinui’tc that
when repulsed the nruiy will disbnnd out!
its members enter the grounds,“ individ
unlaund thcndotheir speechntukiuu; un-
der the Mattie of”(.7brintophvr ('olumbuu
on the steps. “if they do.” buys Mnjor
Moot-tr. “they will be nrrcstcd." ’
New Quarters Secured.
lion, the ('Huttunuwcnl soldiers will march
to n mount. hit, at St-couii fillil Til sit-rote, '
millili‘Vl‘hl, where they will pitrli their
tents. The leaders Mllllnllfltft‘illlti this will
be the perumnrui camp of the urtuyui
pence until tiw (‘nx‘gv bills :m- passed by
count-ow. Ut ln-r muliugvnts nrv (‘Xilt'i‘lt'li
The present
comp is too for from the city, and there
are rumors of n dinnizrwuu-ut between thi-
purk oqu-ro nml the nrtny lentil-r1 uwrtlu-
divisional” gate receipts. The locul heml—
quurtern will be cloned“tomorrow night.
Colonel Redutone, the bearded little mun
whose spirits have been drooping since. ht'
got lost in‘ the shuillcou Huuduy und'ihllt-d
to welcome the army to the cnpitul. do
clnrce that hismiwlon will have been mm”-
pleted then. “t' claims that mun- iliun
1.0““ \anfiinutouimmhnve enlisted for the
umrch. '. now may be loval lnbor ill?!) in
\i \...ii; \iimlti'.
line. No one mu prophesy how mnny or
how few, though.
liviwrul i'nxt-i hm llt‘l‘ll lill’lllimi follow
ell lllilli in \"n-diiuuiuu, lliw lu-mlqimrivrs
ut the Xntionnl hotel, win-re noutburn
eatulmuwn live. il.‘l\'t- lim'll w crowded that
the illiil'l lllt‘ll bull in remiri. to form-null
perjury in Finn" ilu- l-urt‘idnre. 'l'lw “with
of the i'oxu i'nmiiy lmvt- been normal in u
pl'ivuio- dining room, Mrs. l'oxvy urrin-dt
)‘mtvrdni. 'l‘lu» Ki‘lit'l‘fll‘! «laughter i'.‘li‘n~ 1
lim- itlw i'lliill' from Mir-«Him! in illt‘ l‘llk :
tody of young Jim-l- l 'ow). '
lirnmbliuir .hnnng ilw ill-n.
'i‘iu- errntui «in; oi the l'ImttImmH-ni
nrmy in \hhbiuuion uni-t spent by i'um
ummh-r (‘uva in umltihu urrunxruwuu
with the uuiltnriilw for tmlny'a llrtuuu
ntrntiun, and by Iln- men in the iuiwrubh
liith-ululp up ul lirighiwoml in urum
bliuu ill the poor itil‘t' provided for theiu.
Not until hull punt 1 wile the llrui uteul oi
the tiny wrw-d. ii t‘oml-niml of poor lif‘t'ilil
«ml worm- milvo. it moo freely mild uniting
the common\wulvru- “Milli their chum.“
guitu-d t-rmlouw outside »llmt a wry extmll
pnrcvulngv ui ilw mite receipts tnkt-u by
the l'l‘llll'ilf‘liilit'il i‘mu-y nod lirowtw fol
tln- rlrrun exhibition of lili' lilt'll ilmlu iii
wn} bulk in the form of provluloun m
iruwiiliu Ill~l~urnvmvntm in their own
vvrmirulur, thr turn are beginning to nrot
ibui ihry mo in tun "dune." "workwi" ulu'
“played."
i'nwy ilt‘ui wiltwi forth tothoiiielril'l
VilllllillilK limit-i titt- “tin; of A. W. (’mikt-
n l-u-nl hft'llijtliilim'i. i‘ommiwlom-r lbw.
Pl't‘i<i\i'il lllln pit-«utility. ilr llilllililili'l‘l‘
hp. tlmirtr in “our In the tirwmtupitn.
ground
i’nlutuiuvdunvr i’mwll objected on tilt
izf‘tilillll ihnl the proximity oi the fill
.iimw-e i‘rwi. tiliiili, will: lie ioul mlurn
itnuh- ilu' plow Iltlill'illlli)‘. “\l't- “Hill!
intuition: iiw “round-x," «old Mr. i‘oroy
"liimiaimntir people Im- wry ltcniiiiy. 'l'hv)
mm eluml u grout dvul. ii )‘tiil‘i‘iilllil only
how when unim- iii ”to il‘inl~ itilii trlluiltl
llumiiu-i imw mnlm-wnwon tlu-irumrvl
here, you \t'niii‘l‘il‘ii think the prom-um o
it count u‘nuial niiw' them."
“now lotto do you ”punt. in rotuuit
lu'rls‘” nukmi i umuuuhuirr lit)». iii-nor
oi i'oxry «will d and riuu ithul uudlbly.
"Why. uvmpmi to remain hen- Itllli
m- not ilri ion nit our blila. The few mm
Unit are with nu are only a iorerunnero
wlmi incoming. iii chum. when the fill
etrt-nglh oi the ili'lil)‘ arrive». thin lot wii
not he baron mwuuh."
’l‘wo emplnyl'm Wt'i’t‘ nut. in the ground:
to remit upon ilw pmxmilinn. and Com
fflllolmlef hm twinned Mr. (Josey hie pri
me carriage to neconnmny them. 1?ch
their return it private meeting of the com
minimum WM held, with the molt that
permlulon om granted Corey to mum;
by the canal "it the condition that in
Would employ n plumber to make the one
celery unitary regulations.
From the District building Corey went
tactile office of the Hume of the
seam. ennui with it letter of introduction
from the chief of when! to Colml bright.
While waiting ho was surrounded by a
three. at autograph hunters. for when in
wrote his name you! madly edema
and. The autograph llmie having been
1 WM
“Nothing teaming to on but to am in
amicable mammal. for the he
; , mm ml the floating-
‘flen who" “ .
“Then the meeting Will begin.”
‘Su‘ppoeetha sergeant-strewn whitetail"
“He cannot ‘Ohjoct. We can hold on!
meeting there, as the constitution given in
e t to do. It would be another thing
if e undertook to come inside the build
1113 and hold a meeting, but that we Hindi
not, do." , ,. ‘
“You will attempt the meeting, then. in
the face of oiiichd objection?"
“Yes. end regardless of the law. because
of our ecutitntionai righta."
"Suppoee there Ihould be forcible resist-
ance by the executive authorities of the
city!" .
“Well, we shall not assume that there
will be any forcible opposition.”
Replying to a question no to whether he
had received any encouragement from omi-
greee about the passage of bimbill», he re-
plied: “1 how not. Congress will not not
until forced to do no.”
Sergeantset—urml Bright. of the Minute
Ind Show of the house were closeted with
Coxey a quarter of an hour. These oiiiciule
pointed out. the statute concerning meet
lugs and processions in the capitol grounds,
and in reply to hie objections that the law
woe unconstitutional they told him that
they ware here'to execute the low and not
to construe it. ~ '
They culled Mr. (foxey‘s attention to the
fact thin the low provided for its own mm
pension by the. vice president and the
speaker of the home, whereupon the com
monwoal leader announced his intention
clearing them. ,
Mr. Coxey new Speaker ("mp lute lust '
night and naked that his men be allowed
to enter the grounds of the t-npitol n3 ifllii'
'Vldflfili‘i ilflll latter to assemble on the steps.
for the mldrem. llir.,.(‘rlsp inquired con
cerning the nature of the utltlrcss which
would be delivered, and Air. Cnxcy out
lill't‘il his well known doctrines, L’llr. (,‘riui.
(lot-lined to interfere with tit}: lnwa concern
int; the use. of the capitol grounds and
building.
”Tilt: chit-i rcprt-m'utntiw in truitgi‘vufi,‘
said Mr. ('oxoy ilrl he coini-downsinire.
“hi1! refused Mignon. the rights to liii
American lwopl‘u," ‘
Mr. Coxey well! to the, Normnmlic hotel
tulrc «luring the reverting tom-villi: vim
president, but Mr. Sievenmmwzm out. L
Mr. (,‘oxry snid thnt he would mill mzniu.‘
Mr. Coxcy‘s plan was to take (-vvryeteptx:
bring about his object—outwith tin-ex-
pucthtion of success, but for tho purposeot
putti‘hg his mum before theronrts in the
lenl test which he expects. The chief of
police issued a pl-rutitnllowiim thenrmy
of the commonwcnl to 'pnrndc.
A score pf out of town detectives from
principal cities nre in Washington. Alto
gather the formidable preparations for the
reception of the poor L‘oxcyitcs llilVi' ilt'l’ll
much out of proportion to llll‘ potential”
lnwlemness of the nrtuy, While one arrest
for lntoxicntiou L‘Olllprlscs lln- mun totuloi
uctunl offending up to (into.
"Kelly Still ut Don Ilfoltu'e.
DES Molh‘lzo‘, Mny l.~'l'lw ih-nuuui‘ation
by the laboring (‘lllrilll't-l of the notion of the
city authorities in the bundling of the in-
dustrial army and the coutimwd growth
of sentiment favorable to lit-ll); kept the
city oiliciniu in u turmoil nil tiny. Muyor
llillie‘stuted that he would my to tliecump
with n pollu- nuurlslrnle, declare the urluy !
under arrest, try the Illl‘il in u buuchm
vngrautsnnd M‘ull‘lwl‘ them to tlirt-odnye
in jail, Then he sold ilmt he would turn
the npors over to the hilt‘l‘lir to serve,
thus shifting the responsibilityonto the
county.
Kelly (lt‘Cllll‘i'il that he would not wulk
out of town and mid ln- exprl-tod to have
u truin Wednesday. llie uruty grow rupid~
ly during the tiny. linmls of men came in
from all directions, ltllll 1,513 reported for
rations at. night. More on: coming ull the
time, and Kelly expects to lend 2,000 to
Chicago.
The city bus kept its promise to furnish
but one day's provislom. but the citin-ns'
committee sent out six wngonlonds lust
eliciting and any there is suilil'ieut food
I promised to keep the army n week.
The New England Army.
i.i'.\it.. l'uun., Muy l. AWbeu the New
“ Etnzluml industrial nruty invaded this [it
ilo town, the till soldiers were souwwlmt
jnticil nml worn, but ilu- hospltnblu recep-
tion tendon-d tin-m llllllll'lllt‘lll inrgotlhelr
sorrows llllil iroubh-a. 'i‘ho theories of the
unitntorn m-rv ruthor astounding to the
quiet country folk. nnd thry were not quite
ready to applaud the startling unuthomus
hurled ugllluut the urticrul order of things
by the apt-ukl-ret, but the auditors were
outlined and rlmrltuble nnd lot the Nilt‘flk'
em orutu until they blullpt‘il froth ulteurcx-
imuntlon.
After the meeting the people invited the
muunonwculem to u supper intho town
bull. The invitation WM accepted with
(hunks, and u modest ropuet With colon
with uvldlty. The city nturehui bud al
rmuly tuudu urrmnrrnwutn for the homing
of the interesting vlnitors in the lower hull
of the town house. line or two hoboo oi
the “\‘l’rnry Wilkinn” typo eueuyed to cast
their lot with the nnuy, but Mr. Swift ww-
dhieutlnilcd with their nppvnrunro. This-
morning the ilt'tllytiiitrlilil for Snybrook.
ncroan tln- i 'ouuwtlrut rim-r.
watluml lie-chm New Hilton.
New HAVEN, May 1. «fin-ectlniili‘s urnly
reurbwi here and Went. ni intro to (‘ontrul
lmbor linlou bnll. llnif u dozen police
men put a velo to any intruded horneplny
by \‘ole students. The lioxryltee lodged
hi the ball but night. «looping onthoiluor.
They will reiunin horn until the Boston
mutton of the army reunite» town on Wed-
umduy. Then. if the Milmcriptloim taken
up in the un-imtime tire fillillt'it'lti, ell tin
New England ueotlon will go to New York
by ntenunr. Utherwiee they will foot it.
The fact. that. the etudento did not molest
thenrmy in the evening in mild to be iilli'
to A notice from the Yule fuculty to make
no dinturbnnce over the army under pen-
alty of expulsion. This in in line with
Dean Wayland! caution to Yale law tutu»
dents to have not bins to do with what he
called “in vermin bounced, hoop fearing not
of tremolo” m
Caption Murray’s Brunch.
Mmmmr. Conn, May t.-—'t'he Provi-
deuce film of the commonwonlermy.
it in number. mulled here utter a suit of
0% anti. ironi South Minotaur. Conn.
Commend» Murray reports hupitehie
treatment Along the line and mad
pleased with tile journey thus for. On er-
rlnl hen Mom gimquertm for the
night all _e no r. Thii momind
they MM or Now even after unit-ting
me our Heroin.
W's Amybteym Teller.
mine. Me: Lam-Rundown common-
wulnmywtll start for Washington: to-
day with about ”inm‘ in {3%
WI W97 empty
”Monti-inaction”. shunned
them Wewlilnottleil‘tilh ,
mflmwmmmumflw
. Grudflmlng,
ill» mil ~
ohout lit mile: from iti-
bormke. The city council he: pound.
order to the chief of police instructing him.
not to interfere with Keily’e army when it
reaches Chicago, provided that it violate:
no state or city lows. One week ago lest
lice to keep Kelly’s army out of the city.
Diucherged the Army...
Ponmnc, Ur., May i.~—District Judge
Bellinger ordered the discharge of the
Portland contingent of the industrial
army, who are charged with contempt oi
court in violating an injunction of the
court. restraining them from interfering
with the property of the Union Pucific
railwn Fifty—two men arraigned crime
and nddreni-zed the court, onying‘they were
hilt nwure they were violating on order oi
the court and promising to obey the lows
in the future. Judge lielliuger then die
charged them.
Frye Gate Transportation.
(‘ourunm 0., May i.——’l'beiinlvln wing
of iictmrul Fi‘yo'u army loft (,‘olumbun on
the Buliimore and Ohio for lienwooil, W.
Vim, 1:57 mile» ennt of Columbus. The mil-
roed mntpnny otiered to curry them at a
rate of Iceut n mile, and the trades zit-r
uembly ruined by subscription uniting the
worklngmen of the city about, $275. Gui
vlu obtniued ~15 rocruitu here, and the rent
nient numbered 210 men when it tiled
through the city to the depot.
lMMENSE LANDSLIDE.
Milan of‘ Solid Earth Slipped liitu‘ilio M.
Anne River.
Qi'lmlcl, Iliny i.-.\ dozen lives are re
ported to have been lost inn terrific lllllil'
Bliliu near the villngu of lit. Albumen"-
aiml‘l‘i illili‘H from here and tour lllill‘.‘
from lnutltrvi vrot it‘l‘t‘ Station, in lltecmlniy
of Port Noni. ’l‘ltlr luiinbiinntu of Ft. Ai-
bnu heard u torriliv Imizw Noemi-ling tilt
roll of thunder in the distance. ’l‘he soil
viln‘nit-tl.u1ulu pnuiv (-nsu‘mi.
Neur the pnrisb rhurch i~ n (Tlll‘Vi‘ in the
river b'i. ;\llill' \n'ltirlt imikw .‘l \vu‘tl'i'full
The ground which stuys iliv i'ornmiioii ul
iitv full nu llit' t'iuhl siwluuitvlrwuy, illili
liii‘ i'ltl‘iil mul rocks illlwi lltv ilwp imp oi
the tulle, burying it pulp u'nml mill.
Additiouul lli'lVN’ from St, Anne do in
Pin-rule saw the blill‘fi of the f‘iVi'l‘, whirl:
urn i‘olnpmmi oi cluyntul 15o fi'l‘l high,
(’ill’t'ii in. blot-him: up the unturnl r'lmnncl
(if the rlvv-r {or :r-iistuuco of live tulips and
to n depth of l? im-i, limiting thowutrr
rise loo feet above llll' earth \l‘illlrl that
\Vi'ri“ii‘ll|ipitflcil to hold it book,
The WHii'i Wt'f‘i' not strong enoutrh to
keep in trill-ck the fury of the stream. and
with a terrible ronr nnd rueh thowuter
come down upon the unprotected village.
currylinr awny the bridge. The water met:
at St. ('lmimir and carried away another
bridge“ at St. Anne. An hour inter it our,
riéti uwny two pierri oi the bridge, nud all
the lumber lioomsull'mg withthe wlinrve».
'l'be boun- of Former iiuuthier of H.
Allmn is completely buried, and the {our
unforlunutt- people who occupied it rm:
aupponell to be crushed below. At the
plfii'l' where the humor was muothorvd
Mllulit.‘ mu 1‘“ Pit't‘ll. nml it is. ionrmliln
boll-u- culmht ‘iir'l-, whirl) mvnlm Hill’t'ill‘iliii
to the inmutw thnt “'l'l‘t‘ known to bun
bot-u ultlitn.
The incident has been especially ww-rr L
on tin-dumb nuinml‘. Hundreds of mi».
flu. slit-op tutti pig» ilil\‘t' [H'f'ihill'lb lillil l
"midst tiw \\ n-rknuo iliui ilouta purl! the
poor bruit-s run bl: .‘ll‘t'li struggling, :1th
pureutly uliw. nnd trunking nu villiri to‘
rem-ll iln- shore. which their ('Xllilllfililllli
render» nbort in».
liiwr .\',oirt-. the exact plucu of the um-i-
lieut, i~4 not. new it ii-legrnpb stutlun, nnd
no iliiuruinlmu its to tho illllllllt'f‘ nud
imlnonnf iiil‘ ill-mi run ye'. be ililll \iitht
ceriulnty. The people of hi! the eurruuud- ‘
in); ilihil'irts nrv pnntc bli’il‘kt’il. and on m:-
count. oi t lu- Mitt-red mmlilion of the l'lillll'
try it is wry illiiit‘llll to reach the «who
and return. The plow of lmui which slid
into the rln-r in nimut n lllllt! lung and four
mile-n wide.
The intent iuinrmntiou l'i‘l‘t‘th‘ll in to the
silt-ct ilml Hump north of property ilih
lml-udmtroyt-Il and 1‘: people have been
killed
Firs-um" Mulder] to lhueilt.
51‘. imi‘h‘. .\luy l. About midniuhl inst
night lu-u uwitvlt rtitzimw drawing lli'.‘i\'y
iri-iuht trulu~ i’lllillll'tl in tho ynrllu of tin-
b‘l. lamb, Kt-oltult niul Nurthwmit-rn rnil-
mud, in the northern pnri of the city,
wrecking the engine, killing our lilllll nmi
ueriotuly iujurlmrnuotlurr. i'. lirrl'kshuw,
n iireluuu on the “K" lilw, mm scnidwi to
(lentil by strum from his wrecked i-ttuluc.
and ('ondurtor Anderson Wail wrioualy in-
jurul.
(.‘ow'n Qrm‘r Appetih‘.
l'novltirxt'it, .\iny l.«~-ilm: oi the pedi-
groe llolstoin row» owned by l'f'oit'e‘ml'
Arnold oi Lincoln diqd, nmi when on l'."
nmiuutiou WiIH mudo u glove buttoner won
found itubmldml in one lutuz, while tint
utonntclutml inn-«tines routuim-ul no in“
limit to ilrlli'lt'N. including in gold ring. ilil‘
other niow buttoner. pit-cw of wire nud
rrtmkvt-y. unila nmi llll inch nlnphu
Hard Times: Strike Clouds.
.\lo.\‘rttt it. hilly l.-«~'i‘lnumt fli'l' looking
wriotm in Inbor vii-rim lullenmiu. During
tlw but two u-m-k- the iimud 'l'ruuk nod
i'numllnn l‘nviilt- ruilwuyi hun- ilt't'tlllllt
tiiwouruuml on tormtui of hurti tiunm, the
tillll'lltlu my. itipl ui lt'it‘il 11,000 illlllil‘t‘r‘l nil
uvvrl‘ntilulu lll‘i' thrown I'lii oi work unl-
til-lily.
l'ilotlnmi hlrurh by Lightning.
li.\l,'l’l\litltii, Mny i.-’l‘hv pilotbuut Mil»
vuri, belonging to thin port, \vnn elriit‘k by
lightning while lying ltl nnuhor in llnmp
topmnni nnd run down the moat. to the
dock. Hevrrul ui' thorn-w wore Itumwd,
Mill minor dutnnrowow dono lo the Vt'flfll‘l.
Youhw billion file of Yellow Junk.
i'illl'llANIt, .\lo-., .\luy in‘u—Worii Will! the
coin-ti bori- tbnt i'nplidu linlley of the
bnrk limo lnnewof thin port died of yol-
iow fever betwrun lilo Junelro and New
York while the xitip \vnsa til «en. The lmrk
put. back to lilo. but lwiore idle touched
there the mute ohm (lied of the fever.
(Mbhenl Della Some Noreen.
HAN l‘itAxmsun, May i.-i§‘rederick Geh-
hnrd lntving tired of bin thoroughbred: at
the stock form in Luke county, the init-
jorlty of the hot-ace from that place were
sold by auction in this city.
Fire In Rochester.
Rocnrmizn, May l.~'rho ionrutnry brick
block at. till South Witterntroet. owned and
occupied by Ht-rvlo it: lioflmon, uhowcone
manufacturers, woe burned totally this
morning. ...
nabbed In I street (in.
Shh” if Arctmro. ‘Muy i.--Thm man rob:
bed ill Row ilnvven oi Tacoma of will in
night it panned on order on the chief of po _
‘ Mosses from an chi Mame.
Til lililSETllE j lllli
The Sentinel Will sell the fols .
lowing books, With cotipon,'for
1006 tsEhch
Children’s Bible Picture book. Privateersman‘,
Black Beauty. False Vow.
Robinson Crusoe. , Robert Elsmerc.
Decrslayer. Ed. Somers, the Detective.
Lucille. As in 3. Looking Glass.
Lowell‘s Poems. Tom B own at Oxford.
Vicar of Wakefield. Pilgrim . Progress.
Romolo. Esop‘h Fables.
\Vhitter’is Poems;
Last of the Mohicans. ,
Two Hundred Recitations and »
Readings.
Woman Against Woman.
Gulliverfs Travels. . "
Arabian Nights.
The former price of these
books has been18 and 14 cents.
They iiow Can be had for 10
cents each, as long as they last.
The books are cloth bound ’
and well printed.
EVENING smmn .
llOOli
coUPON.
BESIDES THESE WE HAVE
The Universal Instructor.
Former price, $1.75. Have
four left that we will sell for
$1.25 each. The book is worth
$3.00. .,
truden’s nonunion
Former price, 60. Three
left that you can have for 40
cents each. '
Samantha at Salamga,
tuttlluntlw.’l'lwlllrlliuiuueiruirkihcumln,$ Former Price, 7’0 Cipnts. Six
each.
Revelation of lligl life.
Former price, $1.0i. Three
left. that you can have for 75 '
cents each. t” i
left that we will sell for 45 etc.
' car. Two at the men mm cep-
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