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in
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M mnflxmw. 1"" cui'oI Weill: :Lontpryiu 14km of
Brain orvo owor: not a not H.) 4‘. um:
Nightgown; Evil Dru-ms; lack of Coundonca:
it us; undo; all Drains: Lms n! Powar
of tho Gonorotlvo Organs in either sr-x, causal! hy
ovor-ourtton: Youthfu' Errors, or Excmtivo Use of
Tobacco Opium or Lunar which soon lend to
y, m lion Insanity and Death. By molt,
“INS; "or ' with written counters to cure or
rotund money. warms corr rsnu'r. A curtain
euro for Golds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Union,
(long Rom Throat. Dion-rant to take.
limit also dimmilnuod: old. title. sir», now ‘50.: old
of“, now litic. GUARANTEES inouad only by
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oct 19 ly
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WEEK
FOR
"HIE WORKERS
or stiller on, any age. in any port of the country.
Ithoomploymont which we furnish. You need
It be away from homo over night. You can give
mwholoilntc tothe work,oroniy yourspare ino-
r-Ilo. Aoolpitsl il not required you run norlsk.
'0 llwly you with an that is needed. It will
u“ you nothing to try the buslnoss. Any one
on do the work. Minoan moire money from
the “In. Failure is unknown with our workers-
.Buryhour you labor you can easily make a dollar.
No one who is willing to work fail-t to make moro
my any day than can be mud» in three days
.otooyordtury rmptuymo-t. bond for free book
”containing the fullest intern-nun.
it. IiALLE'r'r a. 00.,
Box 880,
PORTLAND. MAINE.
cannon-u a donlor oflno W. I.
“out“ nhooo at o rodnood prloo. or oayo
to button without sin-o Ito-pod
Mint-mot him down as o fraud.
OB
83 SHOE vui‘vflbiln.
WWI Shoes are at lisit. cosy 6i-
.“ 'Ikd to Mt" satisfaction in the prices ad-
vflisod on othor insist. 1w om‘filr and
to convict-ad. o stun plug or . L. uglu’
noon and print on the bottom, whirh guarantors
their value. coves timosonr‘is of dollar» annually
tribune who wear them. Denim who push the
solo of W. L. Douglas Show gain customers,
which trips in increase tho sales on their full line
hey can slord to soil at a it“ roilt
Earl! fictive you can suvo money h mung all
of thodosiirr sdvm
WWW“
application. Address,
'7. 1.- ton.“ Sold by
J. Schaub ‘80“
A
a nod on. M
m“. "722:1 "i'zi‘ugo'gzu ..flu‘ Molt
‘ in the strike.
Min citation ludionofintiliit. 1W!“
nois Mining Towns.
TWO KILLED IN All ENCOUNTER.
lino ldltl Minor- Aro (bolting Doopornto and
Aro flooring Toyothol: to ram Balls on
”on Which An sun Bola. W
anion Holland to sum troops:
Evassvrnts. Ind, May m.—-Newr was
received in this ’clty of serious trouble at
Little's coal mines at Little's Station on
tho Evansvilto and Indianapolis road.
Two hundred and fifty minors from Wash
ington and other mines in Davieso and
Pike counties,wtth Winchester rifles and a
wagonlond of a muntion, marched to
Little’s mines for the purpose of wrupolb
ing the force at work at that point to join
A bottle occur-rod batwocn
the strikers and tboso who have continuod
at work, in which five men worn wound.
ad and two killed.
For mine days past deputy sheriffs have
been stationed us guards at the mines, but
they were dlsarruod and driven away by
the strikers. 'l‘hc strikurs evidently intend
to romaln at Littlc’s, as thoy have gone
into camp and brought about 60 days' pro-
visions with thorn. It is oxpcctod that the
militia from this city will be ordcrcd to
the scene.
Driven From the Mines.
Psi'niisuruo, lud., May 24.—-'i‘ho Little
coal mines born again closed down. A
largo tlclcgutiori of miners from Mont-
gomery, Washington and Cannelburg
mines, in llavicss county, arrived at Lit-
tle's, where they wore joined by minors
from the Ayrshiru and Blackburn mines.
Their object in coming was to force non.
union men to quit. work. Tho men at tho
Little mines have berm Working the past.
10 days under orim-d guards. The opera-
tor of the minus at once oiosod down to
avoid troublv.
Sovornl band to hand fights took place
during the day in-twuon the workmen and
visiting mini-rs, tho formcr being corn-
plctcly routed. Joseph Kays was stoned
and rm-ivr-d sovvrul internal injuries. A
posse of dcputlos wont to tho mines from
this piacc to armst the guards. They were
suppliod with winclu-snvrs. At the minus
the minors from a distance, numbering
about 400, have gone into camp, and no
one knows how long tbcy will stay. Not a
workman is to ho found at the mines, they
all having loft for their respective homes.
At Brazil, Ind, Frank Dalton, a minor,
circulated a petition to scours strikers to
return to work. llo was assailed by sev-
eral 111011 and badly bcatcn. Twclvo cars
of coal loft this city for Chicago on tho
(1,, 1., l7. and it). ,nnd whcn they reached
Romsdait- wert- stopped and sidetracked by
a mob of angry minors.
Will Drivo tho lstrllusra Bock.
LEAVENWUit'l‘ll, Kan, May 2t.—-—’l‘lu~ ro-
port that 300 striking minors bad urrivmi
In Kansas (‘lty on ilioir way to heaven.
worth for tiw purposo of forcing the min-
ers to quit Work slim-d 'up the liilrtlllt‘Sil
men and i‘iil/A'lh unattly. A urinal rim-t-
lug WMCiliii‘ti. and ttw muncii clmmiwr
was crowdod with t-itlm-usnuxious to flirt‘
stall tho agitators.
'l‘iw sontiuu-nt was uuuuiumusly lli fa-
vor of driving itw striklugmim-rs buck by
(urea if llt‘Ci‘sriitr)‘. in crutc- tlu-y utit-mpi in
land in tin-city. 'l'o ihisi-nd Slii'riff Hotb-
anbcrgt-r was nuthorizr-d to swvar in {mo
dcputics and bow liit‘iil armod and n‘udy
to march on short notit-v. .\ muunltin-o
was nppoinii-d to moot ibcsirikrrsni iturr
m ('ity, Kan. and inform tin-m "iii in
conic to lmivmiWorth. and that if tin-y did
conic they may i'iqil'l‘i to ho (iert'll book
by filter of struts. 'l'ht' miuiuliiw- loi'i on
a iipwdni irniu Win-ii it is llM'i'f'ltillll'ti
when iiii‘ imitators lli'l' to rum-h burr, iiw
Jourthouso boil in to be rung as a signal
for dt-pulit-rt and voluntwrs to iMrli‘llliili' at
tho courihousv
Troublo at Mission Fistula.
liAM‘iIJtL, “th May ‘Ji.~'l'iw ilt'llllill-
Itmtiou on Mission Fluids. so for as non:
oi "'(llliiit' is i'tilli'i'i’ilt'ii, was afailurr, ’l‘ho
striking minors who marobnl out thorn
won: mall urnmi with guns and clubs,
Tho salmon in tho city won.- wull patroll-
izcd, and jugs nud flasks nor-ompanh-d tin-
runmh.
At Mission Fit-ids tlu- mint-rs approach-
ad tho (Mullins and lwpt up a immondons
rolling and shinning in tho air. 'l‘hotlopr
lltli'li bold ibvir ground, and no dogma“:-
wasdonu Finally the mob n'tlrml, still
shmtlnu in tho air taint waning they
oatnpvd n mllo or so from tho minus, and
room of tho Mishitill Holds mint-rs joined
Ina l'lillii'fi'lll't'. It in Yi‘piil‘h'il that, in'
tiinitiaimi by tho do'momtmtion, tho "iiilr
uni haw lurrwtl im-oiiw rut.
Elias-ring at Para. Illa.
PAM, Ills, Muy 2~l.——0nc bundmlandi
flfty ntrikq-r» from Spring Valley and.
nurtiu'rn mining dintricts arc in the city
and arc living utmmrthcncd by largo num-
burs hourly. ilriioblo information comes
from lio-mtur iimt otrikors am massing in
all mining towns on the Illinois coal
tango n‘mi urn rmtrvhiug to Patio and will
for-co out. iiw mm minors now at work in
the minus ili'i‘l‘. 't‘iio city is in grant or
tin-mom. llliti i-ilii'i'llll potion are on guard
at tho various straits to protect property.
Serious il'illliiit’ in iookrtl for boforo morn-
lug.
llitgotd [infuses Troops.
Hi'tusui‘irtm, lilo, May iii—Tho Abel”
[if of \‘t-rniillou county tologrnphcd Gov~
rrnor Align-Id that. n forcoof (-00 tom
striking; minors, armed with clubs and
rovoivors. mado their appearance at the
Mission iv‘iold minim, near Donvillo, own-
ed by tho L'oumlidatcd Coal company, and
forccd tho minors at work to quit. Ilo
added that. his force of deputies was inad-
anato to dual with tho authors and asked
for troops. Iiovornor Altgcld ropllod that
the ntntciriout of tho caso did not warrant
sanding troops and declined to send them.
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Ilado a Hold on lilo linoo.
Cannoatrox, 0., May zit—Over 900
miner-4mm tho Slim-minim diotrlctmlth
flags and drum marched hero to
close tho local mi «,th mm
furnishing the didoront paving brick oo-
tabllshmonts. 'l‘ho authoritios lnfmod
the strikers that any interfering with the
local miners would not its permittoti. than
main; dluotrmniy the flm‘doy'smovo-
meat of the raiders.
loos looting ol ltrlhlo. m
Mom‘s him, 0., May “an in»
wuholdhorstn thorotn. Mm
mmmm sndthoootlon
dthominorsln tho Oiovoiandoonmtlon
wunnonlmonsiytndonod.
Ioootvoo toms ”rots
m. 0;. ”“44”“ m
ammonia: and rescind toot-lions
, wincbt‘ntt'r ball in tho ith‘ia.
moo moss meeting of striking tailors rot
_ minor in Winnie
, M to, using forcolf norms-
sory. The operators are willing mistake
moonstone to start the works. “ ,
"......
Illiltla Awoo “fling.
AKRON, 0., May fits—Tho dotcrmlnod
attitude of the civil authorilteo and the
proparatiouu to call out tho militia have
evidently owed the striking coal minors in
Tuscarowas county. They are much less
belligerent Malay, but it is still feared that
they will drive out tho man at work.
Mob Dispersed by Troops.
LA HALLE, Illa. May iii—A mob of 200
striking minors took martian of tho llli
nois Control railroad company's pmpcrty
in tho aitoi'noou and muptlml all tho cool
out of tho chub-s onto thc track. The
shortfl was mllod and with it [Jim finally
diopcrrmd lilo mob.
FIGHT 'WITH BANKV inoaBERs.
lunar-dons Malta a ”old ltaid on 5 Tuna
Town.
Limit Viow, 'l‘ox., May 2t.~l“lva rot»
burs citicrcd tho First National bank of
Long Vicw. ’l‘ho prmldont. and cauliltvr
worn ordorod to hold up tholr imndm'aml
tho robber-n moumd inflow, rim'oral oiii‘
corn and citizens mot tho mblmrs, and con-
stant firing was kopt up. during which
iimrgo Buckingham and J. W. MoQutmn
woro killed, anti Marshal Muolu-lroy was
badly Wounded.
Ono of tho robbers, a small, dark mmv
ploxlonvd man, was killed. ("or monitor»
worn ilrod. ’l'ho romuinimr robin-rs imuwd
with thodoatl man's homo and min. A
large poum is in atom pursuit.
’l‘w‘o rough looking moo lirst {walkml
into tho bunk, mm with it Hilifiii’i', with a
Winchmfvt' corit'tuilt'tl ill itti folds, Ilt'
ilflfltit'il tho following imiv to l'n-sidvui.
Joo (linmmons:
"Hollie, May 255.
“First National Hunk, Long Vivw:
"This will introduuo to you l‘bnrio»
Hpcckolmoyt-r, who want.» surm- no yrioy and
is going to how it. B. and i‘."
It was writu-n in mind! in a fairly grunt
hand on thi- book of n prion-d wotor. ’l'hr
unto sulmrlption tn norm: charity and
startotl to dunnto when the rnbiwr poirmd
his wincvsivr at him and. told him to hold
up.
The otlu-r robbor rushed into tin-oidu
wim door and grubbcd the cash. 'l‘uui
wcro onion-d to hold up thoir hands. 'i'bt'
rubbers hurriedly cmpticd tho vault-t, so
curing $2,000andtbroo3tobllls. No it, and
nine $20 bills, .\'o. 201, and sown unsigned
bong Viow bank notos. which may lead to
the detection of tbs-robbers.
While this was going on two of tlw rob-
bers Wt‘i'fl in tho rear alloy of the bank
shooting at every one who appcnrod and
worn bring fired on by tho city marshal,
Muckicroy, and Deputy Will Stavros.
The firing made "10 robin-rs in liii' batik
very nervous, and ”my burriml tilt! bank
odiolnis out and told thorn in run to iht‘
horses and mount. This was dorm in or.
dt-r tn kt't-p iiit' [mum from stunting. but
as btillvis ilt'w thick and fast tiu- bunk
mon rorv its» and ran around tho roruvr
with mvvcml shots fiilt'f tin-in.
Gnome liiirklnghmri, who was shinning
at tho robis'rs, wan shot and killmi, \i'bilv
ho was down thr' Hiltil'frt shot. at him NW
i'ml iluu‘s ('ity Marshal Mbokivrny, who
was shooting at anotht-r "iiiil'f’, rwc-lw-d it
Thu lmll
hml in his
life, ’l'ht-
alumni from silvcrilullurn ho
lnwkots, which may now his
bail pusml ibmugh iin- rnvliy
.i. W. Nil-Quart), a halos)" luvpcr, think
ing the shot» worn for “N, ran out. in tin-
allt'y and want shot in tho body. and, it i.
thought, WM mortally woundml.
('hnrlr-s H. lamard was walking through
tho courtbouso yard and was shot in tho
log, nwcssitotina amputation. ’l'bt-mlon-
Simon was shot in tho lt'fi. imml lii'pliiy
Will Stow-nu WMlllil. hurt. ilmuuh host...“
'n abort mono and Milt-d nm' of fill' rub-
born
The bankcrs till rounpr-tl unburt t'u'vpl
T. E. flit-ruinous. who, in tho mum-,- with
tho with», uni. husband in tho immnwr
.if a mbhr-r's pistol, which t'nmo down and
out a bolt! in his band. Tho robls'rs who
staid Rum in tho Ilit'y would you ill 24'
My orn- who mum in sight and shmt ill
thorn instantly. ti hen the robin-r.» rut.-
oway and saw triit' of their mmrndw timid,
tho-y romarkvd. "i'util' lit-linen is «loud. "
’l‘bc body of tho dud robbrr was mm
ldr-nilflml an ”0an Bruno-ti, n multimi-
fellow who had horn hora sumo rnoniim
ago and mun-list a daughter of n l‘l'npt't'iu-
ble famo-r living fli'lll' this pinto, but irit
her and mm to tho lndion 'i’vrritory,
licputy John Howard was shot at. if»
timm, but. was not hurt. lie emptied his
pistoisovcral timmt and woundnl om-nf
tbu robbvrs in tho film. The l'uiiitt'ni start
rd out. of town, going by tho honor of
lining» lh-rmrvtt. ’l‘hr'y mot a farmer four
miim north of born and took his hot and
paw him an old our: and told him to ti-ll
tho posw to come on; that tiwy worn on
lngio lei-op on tho big mad.
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wmuow'sn wmmos.
Lord Salisbury comm tho olllcrro
of the Chicago at mu House.
A riot of striking otovodnooo in Chicago
was sanctum by prompt notion of tho
pollen.
Oil-rim A. Kimball has pleaded
guilty of bribery in tho liovorhill (Mun)
hoodlo cons.
Milford".
too and domain
inthosoporlormt.
mmmmnmm
hfimtmisvallt
to found thottho Momentum
the missing lawyer, triu—
of , was doborrod
Momma llioaton Money
commonwtotthuimtincof
ayatollah"; oilforgtihorldonboan
II minding. _
nmmimwmw
bank t'llflliit'r thought. it was on irmmrtu- T
(Tlmumons and tho other book uillcinbi!
BASEBALL.
NAI’lONM. Lizsm LL cams.
ii. ii. i. ‘
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Brooklyn ...... it i It i L‘ l o o k .'. o 2
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innit-wills... , ti 2 o i i II n n 0-. t 7 i
II. II. 1:.
Newi'ork ....n i U n o :i o n s: 2H 0
Boston"... .3 i bonito o o-»ti.’i 2}
n. n. a. .
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mantis ”Mill. is nuns.
n, it. s.
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l‘roy...... .. out) it it o no u o o i A-I it
it. u. r.
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not l‘yvoannootodwtththoomnuo
chance l-iiinFor Governor.
LYON FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
I'lio Gonornl'o nomination ' hoonlod by
Chorus lnory Innis. With a "no Burst
or Oratory-unlit” candldntoo l'or tho
ltoto Tinkot Chooon at Harrisburg.
Hanniswrto, May Zip-Tho Republican
stain «invention was bold ham. and ant-r
a session lasting seven hours. with an in-
termission for dinncr, namrd n ricki-r to
havowd for next Niivt'lliiit‘l'. 'i‘iu' main
reason for the length of tho somion was
the outburst of oratory to which tho mu
vcntion was treated and in which 0% Min
istcr Charles Emory Smith, who M‘ffliltlii‘ii
the nomination of General Hastings, mu
ily lad. 0! course the ticket uomimum;
will bu elected. The only tillt'nlltrtt i... in
what majority, and most of tln- spritkvr-
pointed hopefully to 200,000.
W. I. Shaflor of Delawaro rtskmi iim mu
volition tonornlnato forlivurt-uaor lllll‘I'.’ 2
or Congrcltriman John P. iiiiiiiilmtli, lin
"Dashing Sheridan of i’t'llilsyli .rin pull
tics, who is famous in ovvi-y mr-uw- ui‘ thv
state whom love of com-nut» t'Visls in J“
hearts of tho pooplo and who is tiu- rhui- .
of the rank and file of tho party. "
Lynn For Lieutenant Governor.
Thu mention of tho name of llotiinmu
appnrontly arounod grout cuihusiusm,
if tho noise produood by his frioudu was
any criterion. Walter ’l‘. Murrick of Ti”-
mi mmndrd tho nomination in a spcoch in
which ho insinuatod that bossisni was n»
sprmsiblo for Lyon's nomination. Out of
255 vows cast Lyon got 193 and Robinson
iii, and tho format was doclurod tho choicc
of the convention. Philadelphia and Al
, iI-glrnuy cast 87 solid voice for Lyon. L‘s-
" Stain Senator Amos ii. Mylin of Lancas
tor was iiamod for auditor “choral by B.
Frank Enhr-lnuui of that city, exhibition-
nut tinvvrnur Darius of ltriulford second-
lniz, Mr. Mylin was chosen by acclurna
. lltril. '
District Attornoy Graham of Plillfidei'
i phia, in humiliating .lnmcs W. Latin of
that city for sis'n-tnry of lliti‘il'nlll nlYairs,
advocated strongly tho n-ntrictlon of im-
migration and rimlart-d that "ouroommon
, schools should be kopt free from sectarian
i bias,” pointing to Mr. Lotta as one of the
trust products of tho common schoolsvof
our stow. Major Everett. 1'. Warren of
Scranton “wooded Latta‘s nomination,
which was mado unanimous.
(imirgc B. Orlady of liantlngdou namcd
“the planner of Republicanism, ” (inlusba
A. l". timw, for a socond term as congross
man at. largo. A tit't'iilld was not doomed
, ru-cmwary, and Mr. iirow was chosen by
g acclaulation.
3 llufl Got tho Votos. .
' kin-Congressman i'nsirgo F. liuff of
Walloon-land was ntunod as Grow's run-
ning man: on tho nougnrssman at. largo
t tickct by .iamm S Bt'llCiilll‘, his fellow
) mwusnian. .
‘ Saturn-l Mlllvr of Mort-or lod a forlorn
} hope by naming Altrunder McDowell, tho
,pn-scnt L'tiilgl't'riaillllll oi. largo. to succwd
i himsoif. Major Mclhiwvll, who has boon
i turnod down nftvr sot-Vina ono turm, took
: thi- atoms and wilhdrow his name. lloonid
, when he mum in Harrisburg on Monday
to Work for rt'illiiiliililiiuil ho found sympa-
i thy a foot lilit'b and u yard wide, but Huff
; had rnrrlmi oil .m- mint. As a Norman
git-land of his now n-umrkod. it's "wotns
i that count," and ms ho had not enough he
i doolrod to withdraw his nunw. ('ongrcso‘
l man Mellow-it's guard nuiurcd acceptance
of inmlunmry rr-iirt-munt from tho polit‘
! icnl arunafivmr tho favor of the crowd.
‘ and ho was clown-d again and again as he
took his seat, 'i'tw unanimous selection of
Mr. Huff mnciudcd the busincss of the
convention, and thou tho candidates, who
had boon soul. for, wvn' intmlucvd. The
only stun-vb of any Humour-um- was mado
iry (ivrwrnl Hastings,
%
'l'ho Flood at Rochester.
Rm, libr‘ll-Ji, May i,-’l’hv river here has.
roarlu-d its biirhcst point aim-c tho ilood of
Holt. At midnight it has fallen about
two lactic-... limb watt-r bins for-cod several
"maniac-luring rmtiiblishrm-nis in tho con.
tor of tlior-ity and at this lowcr falls to
shut down, owing in tin- water in tho cu.
, ulna “lilli‘. No trains are running on tho
Wcstu-ru Now York and Pennsylvania.
(‘ommnnwoainra tic-t to Jail.
Corinna. May 2i.-—li. lv‘. Hughes, it.
Il". Wood and l'barlmi ii‘lirh-n, loaders
gatnong tim commonwenivrs, who stole a
l'nion i'miflr train of Montpelier, Ida.
i that work, worn st-nto-Iivul to five months'
. imprisonmont in tho Larnmlo county jail.
'l'wolvo min-rs worn writs-need to four
nmnlhs' inipriwumriii.
i ._
i l’opuilsio In Convocation.
lxmnarous, May ut.»-’l‘ho Populist»
, have arrived in largo nuiubcrs. 'l'bc orig-
; inal solo-me for tho iii-logatna to “into over-
i land in wagons and to go into camp near
1 the city mu abandonml lmausoof the con-
? tinuous rain. Notwithstanding this, a
largo convention is in mist-in today.
; Tho Newfoundland lilac-lions.
i Sr, .ious’s, x. i".. May 2t.--'l‘ho mull
[of tho vioction nt llaydo “min is now
i known. 'l‘ho volo gin-s ono supporter to
the govormtwnt. and mm to tho Whltowny
party, and tho wivcrumont gainsa scat,
*nnd Whitowriy limos tutu. 'l‘lio rcsult is a
“hill. iilli'pritw to tho Whltovrays.
A l'nlon (‘uto Mlorloo.
Et‘sxnvimn ind. May 24. —~ The:
Switchmen'o Mutual Aid convention do-
cidcd to cut down mini-loo and reduce ox-
nscs. The: grand master will be paid
E00 per month and the vice grand mas-
trr $17.3, ouch to pay his own expanses.
Woll Known iiolontlot Bond.
mums, May 2t.-—-l’rofcsoor George
John liornsnco, it'. it. 8., LL. 1)., died lud-
donly at Oxford. Professor Ramona was
a well known writer on scientific and phil-
osophic nutrients and was an ardent mom-
bcr of tho Darwinian school.
lilo Mahala Rods Ina: Kwnl.
Snuonsw, Mona, , May tit.-Mtss
May limit-in. don tarot Mn. Flotation
'l‘. W. Bnnrhom, Yong Xwal, formu-
logstion at
clinician, wuo m at tho homo of
tho hid. in this city.
liaison Arm for hoop-on ,
Imam, N. Y., lawn-Jim. W.
11. nations of tho Pmbytorlon church
county for fishing in mhlhitotl streams.
A. sum ma». P
lions“, 0. liar steam it. or-
“ Wt’li' . u “ “mi
N m
”suicide“. lli hoolilt was how.
to! 9......me swmiP
A! oun razors.
in Hill. turn nor T0 rut.
Loxatonik, .
Hood’s Sarsaparllla,
Ayers' Busaparilla, .67
Dana’s Samparilla, .67
Cuticura Resolvent, .70
Scott's Emulsion, .80
Green’s Nervura. .70
Stillson’s Specific for Malaria, .75
Paine‘s Ce Compound, .65
Brandretli's 'lls, .12
Alcock's Planters, .10
Benson’s Capsice Planters, .12
Castoria. .23
Carter’s Pills, .12
Atwood‘s Bitters, .13
Radam’s Microbe Killer, qts., .75
Radam's Microbe Killer, gal. jars, 2.50
s P
re!
lira. ll. Siillson’s
Drug Store,
82 Washington 8
Yankee Lung Soother,
trust.
r
Away in the Lead.
Last. Saturday we left all competitors
far behind and'astonished everybody by
giving 26 ands of Granulated sugar
for $1.00, c caper than it was ever sold
for before. But we mean to stay in the
lead. ‘
Next Saturday we will give every pur-
chaser of goods to the amount of $1.00 or
over, choice of many useful articles.
With 1 lb. of Tea orBaking Powder or
2 lbs. of 2m. Coil‘eefyourclioice of
i rocking'chair,
t cedar pail, brass hoop,
l largo platter,
i cuspidor,
1 large pitcher.
1 Beautiful picture and frame.
THE CENTRAL
BASH GROBERY
i5 um tum STREET.
WALL PAPERS.
I am selling white back Blanks
from 10c. to 200. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
in. or 18 in. borders; of :course
we break the combination when
desired.
Gills are from 15c. up, double
roll. ,
I have been told by a. great
many customers thatImy price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in Nor-
waik. ‘
l’ainters' supplies at lowest
prices.
Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
lit. 2 First Avenue.
EAST NORWALK.§
'\ GAsnLINEsi
!
'4.
«t
l'odmors sells tllahost itasollnr- Siovw in the
market.
PRICES - WAY - DOWN
Mada inone. two and three burnt-rs: nit one-t
to is and trainer: strong liuilt and durable.
w tiisafotylay-dowutanlts. tlo so» ”will in
working order.
on. new. in ALL limos.
REFRIGERATORS.
Ono can get anuprigiit Rom orator in imi-
tation oak. sino Main and s elves. motors.
titttnmi. etc. No.2“ ow as 00.2. .
85 NORTH Mill STREET:
mil if
Room
at
Wm... ‘
Lovodin Worden Bloom
, also i ”wintry.
iC . .
’ ' VI l‘l'lonAigil. Norwolk. Conn.
obs sure that you
no ifii'iiinnue contract. Do
it ' tohedaluded by estimates.
y numu—Toutln Saab
tinu Plans. Conan . Glen
disguised. all mean nonle-
$33..» rkil
thins indolin
n .
out what you
happen in th‘st
m P. DR 0" . mt,
whore ysomoa' "“1 ' '1 slosoorc
d: in "into her basis
81.00 loan to year
60
olds o foremost
to Companies is this
rior advantages in all
timether with 0:33:
among the Li e ins
Country, and otters
eoturss of the bust
Financial Security. 1
tBonoral Lilo Insura ‘
a' diroot. aim to. and
Nothing is in
this time. 8.8.11."
ONE T "also”
Hardy Perennials. I’hl‘ Heiianthus,
Iceland Poppy, SN.- Viliiam.
Larkspur, l‘luialialegc.
IO 01's. EAd-i ART
Haniord’s Floraillall,
NORWALK. cons. \_
.mrrvr,or.'25 com.
[JIM/11m
iuuurmmin..afomm.0£lx
mhlli
Physician for Women!
MRS. liii. N. l. lillllFlilill
Can be consulted at her office,
342 Brent 8t., Bridgeport Bonn,
from 10 a. m. to 7 p. in. any day except Sunday.
The Doctor is a regular ph si inn. and r
thnpast sixteen years had range the DlfiEABfiB
of VOMEN a specialt . Ladies suffering
from an' diii'ioulty inclrent to the so: can
consult i r. (iridium in the strictest confidence.
and with the assurance of receiving the moat
skillful and scientific treatment known to
modern surgery and medicine. Home care
furnished for routine-maul case-t. Terms mod-
erate. All letters promptly replied to}, ill“-
, Poria Sui-E
makes the besi Artificial Sidewalks on Road-
ways. Artificial Stone Work of German Port
land Cement.
CEllIRS MADE WATER PROOF
and warranted for 1': years. Ordai's solicited
and estimates furnished by
Thomas T. DorseY.
No. 6 Roldan Place, Norwaik.
Solos sprout forf‘onnerrlvui. Depot 444 Green-
wich street, .\. Y. Reference,
CRAB. DoKlJ'N. Norwalk;
JEREMIAH DONOVON, dildo. Norwolk
m22m
tumors Til lET,
mar-—
Beli island.
Cottages of it, 5. 7. 10 and 12 rooms.
by the month or season.
WTi-oiiey road connections with South Nor-
waik story 20 minn'os: connections at
South Norwnlk by N. Y. N. ii. and ii. B.
it. to all points cant, wool and north.
Fur-Aierms and full particulars. oddrono.
T. H. FOSTER.
liell island: or. linnbury. Conn.
ml 3m
FERTILIZERS!!!
Bradley’s
Super-phosphate.
Potato Manure.
Ground Bone.
Mapeo’ Fertilizers.
All the choice brands of
SUPERPHOBPHATEB, BARN-
YARD MANURE, AIR
BLAOKED LIME AND LAND
PLABTER, at wholesale prices.
Rliiiflilli BROS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Norwalk Chronicler