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Don't pick quarrel with the post.
My trim whats'or you do.
Do not annoy it: let it be.
And it won't trouble you.
But it you plague it long enough
Some time you'll stand aghast.
To sea how ‘twiil avenge itself.
Don't quarrel with the past.
Don‘t pick a quaml with the post.
My friend, but go your way.
And if you must a quarrel have
Como. quarrel with today.
Today in nearer to your size.
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you may not become wealthy but you
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tion of eating the very best bread by
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Our Teas and Colleen are noted for
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Don’t pick a quarrel with the past.
My friend. for it you know
The past has other foes enough
To fight, and so have you.
But it you willfully persist
You'll surely be outclassed,
And all your other foes will laugh.
Don’t quarrel with the past.
~Pcrlis E. Darrow in Good Housekeeping.
THE GOLDEN fiAl'ES.
There were three of us—Nt-d Copley,
an old Rocky mountain hunter, who,
when game got scarce or turn unprofitv
able. took up the equally hazardous
rolling of gold seeking; Frank Edger-
ton, a handsome young Kontuckinn,
who “hail come out to win ‘a sutldcn lor-
tune, and myself, who had mado ono
fortune in tin- goldticlds, lost it and
was now out to got another and with
the firm determination to hang onto it
if I struck luck again.
Across the Sierra liladro mountains
in the San Juan region was a mighty
dreary, lonely country in mono days,
with the water flowing down out of
sight in the bottoms of tho canyons, and
tho nearest whitr- sottlomcnt 300 milvs
away in custom Colorado.
Ned Copley had hunted all through
this country with Kit Carson, and he
bolived it was rich in gold, and that if
we kopt our purpose to oursr-Ivr-s wo
“would make our everlasting fortunvs, "
to use his own words.
We loft Tans in tin- variy spring and
While all the encircling mountains wtrro
now-red low down with snow, lrmking
like glistening marble walls supporting
askyso clear and him and Hamilton
that it looked as if it was hown out of a
globe of torquoisv.
Frank Edgvrton had a nohler motive
titan his two partners. We Wr'rr' out to
find gold for tin- sziko of tin- ano-r and
the? comforts it would givr-, and it may
ho with thoughts of ill" tlvi‘r‘rI-tn'r- that
would l)r' paid as by tho li'.~> ful'tuliiiit-
when wv \vvrw rich turn, but our hand-
win.» young mmpamou was muvmlto
fam- tln: hardships-.1101 brave: (hr dangers
of tin: t'XIit'lllllHli by it” such mi in nary
pill‘pr’tst'.
lie wars nut mon- than iivu and turn
13;, with brown v-yrs rind v'nriy llilll', and
a silky tnustnr-hv and bmrtl «4' tin- .‘~'.’illii'
lilit‘, and 1. mouth full »t I‘Vlll whitv
ti-vth, and his iinr t'ur'r swim d rvrr tin-
itnmo- of god miturv and iriugliti r. Nu
martyr how lwng thv lilill‘i‘ll «tr rl-m'p tlm
trail, no mutt. r lin‘.\' lung irrilw ln-twm-n
tho springs or tln- liltlll‘LLilHilfi of In-
rluns in the- tn-ighlwrhoml, Frank was
always ifllt'l‘f'y and happy, and his
laughter and his soup. for 1w intd rm
excellent voir'o, ligliiritv-rl many a long
march and displ-llt-d tho- gloom from
many :1 lnnrly ramp 111 mu lio-ut‘t l’f iln-
01111311115.
\Vw had not bun many days out br-
iorv Frank Edgrrtun ”twin-ll his lwart
and gun- ns tho so r-rr-t of his constant
hnppum-‘s. iiv “us in lH\'I', nut "fluid
in love," but living in l'iVi'; tho glu-
t'inu.~ passion Inn‘svssml lliill. It bubble-d
from lri~ lip-v in lnuglitc r and sung rind
girth-d from his by» m n-xulmttun.
"Who is 4w, lit-31w" hi» mid urn- dziv
in answer to my quvstinn. for I. an «ll-l.
lltt't'lr'.“ and Ilt'l'lliirls unlumlult- lzu-ln-
lor, 112th mu iml lrixn hi~ [in>~rsr~ltlll.
"‘Sln- ain't no nrdtnnry girl, 5min
{urns ain‘t llmvo-n rut lur out for a
first i'liirr‘ :iitgr'l turd m'vo‘r r-lmngr-vl tltr-
original plzm.
"How's ln r pit‘tltrr‘, :ttnl lot 11w Hriy
you two :m- 110- only strangrrs lllill «M r
lrrulit'il insidv tltv lids ~1rm- sin {astound
it around my rim-it and told 11w us fill“
kissed mo tlnit m long as l \vurr- it urxt
my lil'lll‘l’ l‘d rrrrmin truv to Int—just
as if I could r-vr'r drmm vi bring i‘ulsr
to 51min!"
iiy tln' muttplirt- ln‘ npritml his mutt
iiilil hunting blur! and brought to light
{Isll'xnlr'r gold chain tlrztt hungzibuut
his lit‘l'k, and at the and of which llli‘l‘t'
was a flat, goldvn irn-dulliotr.
llr- Iliit‘llt'il ll, iii-Nod llw pit'tttt‘r- with
tho adoration of u pagan for his idol
and thin let us look at tin t'nm- nf a
bountiful blrn- r-ywd girl of lllnr ‘30, who
sr-vmo-d so Iii’rlikr- that it lrurltr-d more
liku tlir. ri'fll'i’llllll in a mirror than a
l'lrlni’t'il ivorytypu
"Sonic liurns :iin't l‘li'll. in-r ltr‘nvrn
cuulrltt't givi- but all tln' lulu-shin»: with-
am living unfair," r-nntinnvd l’mnk its
ho ft‘bfnl'illl tln- pit'tnrw to lllr' lira :M.
“but rhv'll lw l'il‘ll sumo day 11' tln-t‘v‘s
gold to In- found in tit-aw monutuim.
“.‘Irnnwirilv, whilv l‘m out ln-rv prov.
porting, Hot-it"s :i-ft'ttt'ltiliu school down
by tho- hunlw H‘f ilw (’mnln-rlmtd. and
you can it” if r-ln- in»: any limo to spnrv
from livr \vnrit slrn puts it in u praying
for nw. Thor's why I fowl so ringnwm d
sure, boys, that \vv :trr- going to win. 1
tall you that an outfit r-an't tail that
has an nngol liko- that :rpruying for it. "
Frank lillr-d us with his o-rrtlrusinem,
and Nod (,Iuplt-y and mysvll’ it'll ilmt
wo, too, wvrw inturwstml in tlw girl. as
wr' Wr-rr- wry snn- sin» would hm‘v bm n
in us had sin,- knowu tlivt‘irr-urnstrnun-s.
ldon't know lltu union of tho stre'urn,
for it was in tlimlnys lwfnrt- mum's \vI-rv
givr-n to P‘Vifi'y stripol‘ wvt ground ill
tho west, but it rom- ln tho- iiVillitIii'liiF
0f tho Sirrrra Madrv and carm- down by
our camp ir'o cold, and as it brought
flocks of yellow gold with it Wu rivrridr-d
to stop them and go to [running out tho
growl.
Wo did fairly wall. What we got
Would how» two big warms anywhere
else, but to comm-nuan- i'or what we suf-
fered and the dongrrs m. inn-r1 we
on
' mm > naturally wanted more.
%mm A hundrod dollars a day between
manna-anem- tinsam'r so bad. but we were too
”mm
'uiood'whsu 01,000a day would”
have ”untied nl. .
My, my, how hard and cheerfully
Frank did work! Why, he got so deep-
ly intro-sated in that unknowu girl,
away on the banks of the Cumberland
in old Kentucky, that he got into the
habit of saying every morning, aswo
ate breakfast by the light of the camp—
fire, "Another day's work for Susie,
mfg!"
Although the strongest of the three.
Frank was not used to this sort of rough
life, and I soon saw it began to tell on
him, and I wanted him to let up, but
the brave follow stuck to it, working in
the ice cold water till he was taken
down with chills, followed by a burning
fever.
We had some quinine and a low sim-
ple remedies for cuts and bruises along,
and with those and the skill that canto
of long yours in the wilds we did the
best we could for our partner.
Now comes thc rcmarknblc part of
my story. I’ve seen man down with tho
fever when tin-y got so wild they had
to be tied, but while Frank was clear
out of his head he kept just as peaceful
ascver, only that he insisted that up
the crock were great caves full of gold,
and that tho specks we had been picking
out of tho gulch canto from thorn.
Ho wantt-d us to start up thorn, say.
ing we could get all the gold in a day
we wanted for a lifetime.
Of course Nod (Joplvy and I limnorod
Frank and told him We'd go if he-‘d
hurry up and got woll, but ho swuro
that instead of being sick in: was as
strong as a giant.
Tho third night after Frank was tak—
en down in- sr-otnod to bo rusting quiet-
ly, so NM and I, who had born taking
turns 'ntclring, thought it would ho
safe to drop oil to sleep—kind of lightly
—and we did so.
Whon We woke up in tho (-arly morn.
ing and saw that Frank Etigortrrn"s cot
was empty and his clothes and pick and
revolver gone, you may try to imagine,
but you can never realize, just how we
felt.
Wo cookcd a hasty breakfast; then,
picking up enough provisions from our
little store to last thrcc days, we hid
the rest, left tho mule hid in a littlo
valley whore then.- wns lots of gross and
thou started 00‘ to find our insulin friend.
Rvmumiwi'ing his ravings about “tho
gold cow-s" up nvar the snow lino, wo
dotvrminmi to follow tho Pro-k. “'0
could road a trail as woll as an lndizur.
but tlrv rocks we-rn- too hard 10 rvtniu
tho irnprv.«iou of a human foot. Yt-t
now and ”1““ we saw signs tin-1100111-
:tgr- its.
Titr‘ crowk lrrmn‘hI-d into n dim-n
strutms l'urtlnr up. and it wzrs only tilli‘l‘
long consultations that \w do ('llli'll
whirh to trikv. :md tin-u forum moon
that Would not how .npplie-d quiin its
Wr-ll to tln- ntlnr strmim.
it was a rough. hard road, iiiiil now
and tin-n :is w.» “'1 nt 1-11 pm r-tnppr-d to
shout Frank‘s liiillll‘ or to tllhl'lllli‘fit' our
riilm, but only the whomt'urnv lrzu'k for
reply.
That night, thoroughly friggr-d out,
w- hultr-d i-lusv to tho snow lint-ain-
(li‘i'll tin-rt» wr-rv whito patches all about
us and not a sign of a shrub to mako a
tire». With :1 littlr- tili‘uliltl lump wr-
1111141r~~‘0111-' mill-<- :illll lay down nude-r
ulir blunkots, spt M iii fitsllirlii, to lil'l‘ll
writ-m
We in I'i' up by daylight and started
ofl‘ again. this timr- without t'ntl‘ro, for
Wv lnui only about :t gill of alcohol for
tlrv hump, and \w rum mil tlmt pmr
Frank would want mnu‘tlrin: worm if
or found him :ilivv,
Anutlro r it'rr1l|l"il:i}'illlll :utnthvr :iw-
ful night, and still nmign vi Frank lid-
grt‘tun. \‘r'u guw lrim up. and with md
limil‘lri Wt-l‘v rrturmng. \t‘lnn Ntd. \Vllu
llitf~ r_\'l~ likw it lwi'x 1'”. mud in '~.l\\‘
somvthing moving in‘tll‘ ill" bli|r\\' Inn-
nvrws tin mill-y.
Tin-r0 lirul in r n :in immr-mv snow-
Flllll‘ down tlrv mil-y not an linill‘ lw-
furv. but wv gut ili‘l'H‘V. :ind tin-w nndrr
lln' lrtlgt- ill. i‘l'l lw, “llll ii. grin! llilt' lil‘
lmhv glitlvrin: xtwru .~ :iln-ttl him, lay
l’mnk Flip-tin“, llrirlt‘ili‘; 1in :t dozul
mun.
“'liili' Nt‘il lililllt‘ M 1:11- r'l‘fllr‘v 1 ml»
Iii-d Frank with ~nnw fill his slilli t'r-lt
warm; ilu'n \vv fun-pd mill-v lu-twwn
his lt‘i‘lll. and “tripping 011v blulllitll
ulmnt lnrn wr- mndv :i stn-tvlnvr out of
tllv nilrn'r and our two riilvs, so us to
carry him d‘mn 1011mm, no [my job, l
mu it‘ll you.
Just :1,» \\"t*\\’r'1‘t‘iil|ril1l t«..~t.rrt nil Nui
notiml tlw pilv ut' Slitlll‘fi —~- lv'mnlr's
[Mr‘kr ts wrrr- full of ilnmmund tlmm‘
lying :0 out had widrntly lit-m l‘illlitzlli
tlru-r'w by him. lint tin-y \\'r~rt~ fully “no
hull wild wild.
I'lrzutk I'Idgvrtnn lunl Illst'tfl't‘l'l d tlw
l‘:1\‘l'~4 of his t’rvr rl~h div-mus.
“‘0 got him back to munp, :tndwo
took turns nnr~rng him And worrying
rlnwrt ’rhrv gold m urystvrlriIn‘ly found
with him nnrlI-r that ll ‘lfll‘, and tho
mut'w 111' which had lu-vn ('Hlfl‘l'iillil by
ill“ snnwslidw.
"'l‘n unriw :1. lung blurry short, " us w~~
usml to my wlrvn [was it buy. Frank
uni \vvii. Wlun ho was obi“ in li‘ili’l'l,
Wv sturtwl lilit'k to Tons, carrying with
us about 1150 pounds of solid gold.
“'0 umdn n wound and 0 third trip to
find "tln- gold flaws." of which Ft‘nnk
rvnn-tnlwrml nothing. and Hillt'i‘n Intro
ofivn irivd it slow, but tlu~y worn lost
rpiito as rnystr-rinusly mi tiny Worn
found,
.llrrtttk l'lllw'rton hurl, lmwvvrr, for
his siturn r-rrnugit morn-y to rr-tnrtt to
Kr niturky and marry tho l‘nir Simio
liurns. That tiny nrv happy as tho «luv
is long I can vow-h for. for [ visiir-d
tltom loss than a your ago, and I was
highly llnitvrv'd to ilnd tlnrthisnldmt
sun was tntnn'll nitvr mum-Now York
Advt'rtisrr.
Stalin of the limly.
It is a surprising fact that of all tho
organic salts of our body we only tnku
min—«sodium chloride, or common salt
-—!rmn inorganic tilturo and add it to
our food. All “tin-r suits urn present in
organic food Hull’s in quantities suiti-
cir-r-t to our mydrrnwntc. We have no
mod to took for tin-m olscwhcre.-—-De~
trait vas.
GOAL, IRON AND SUGAR.
The Mr. Attache. labor and In
on tho Bloom-st Table.
The president of the United States,
Mr. Grover Cleveland. has seen fit to
recommend to magmas that coal and
iron ore should be admitted into the
United States free of duty. and that
sugar should botaxod. The extent of
such anevil may be briefly stated as
follows:
The coal product of tho United States
in 1892 was 180,000,000 tons, worth
$207,560,881 at the mines' mouth. It
ail'orded employment to 841,943 work-
ers, who each found remunerative oo-
cupation on 212 diii'erent days in the
year. Their earnings amounted to 0124,-
800,196, and all expenditures to 8140,-
530,280. Tho total amount of capital
invested in the coal mines was $350,—
000,000. The principal states of pro-
duction, in their order of importance,
were Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio, West
Virginia, Alabama, Iowa, Colorado,
Maryland, Indiana. Kentucky, Kansas,
Missouri, Wyoming and Tennessee. The
United States senators from these states
are interested in the welfare and pros-
perity of thoir state (enterprises and in-
(lustrios.,
Tho iron oro product of tho United
States for tho your ended J unc 30.1590,
was 14,518,041 tons of 2.210 pounds
each, worth $33,351,078 at the minus’
mouth. It aii‘ordod employment to 38,-
227 workers, who earned $14,400,151.
The total amount of capital invested
was $100,700,109. and tho total year's
expenditures wcro $24,781,658 from
502 diifsront mines. The principal status
of production, in thoir order of impor-
tance, worn Pennsylvania. Ohio, Ala-
bama, Illinois, New York, Virginia,
Tmtncssco, Michigan, Wisconsin, New
Jersey, West Virginia, Missouri and
Maryland. The United States senators
from those states are interested in the
welfare and prosperity of their stato cu-
tcrprisos and industrios.
Thu sugar consumption of tho United
States on a basis of 08,000,000 people.
at a per cupitn consumption of 05
pounds, is 4,120,000,000 pounds oi
sugar. Tho value of 4,120,000,000
pounds at 3 cunts per pound is $132, 000,-
000. An ad valor-run tax of 10 per com
upon this $102,000,000 will. ho $.73,
040,000. This tax of $33,010,0(10 di
vidr-d among tlm iii-1,000,000 (31115111110?!-
uf sugar will lw 7\ writs upon molt man,
woman and Child, or $1.00 upon l‘iit‘ll
family Hf lth' pt-i‘suilfi.
HOW RIJF‘INESS DEPRECIATED.
.\ Hunting 121 l‘rrnm-rutiv Tllulurimluhtrw
11: i; Tin" Tin in-t .-\ll Hr-rnrtla.
’1'le l"l‘ll l "2k 1-]. :irirn.:~' of ill!’ (mun
try- 1,»::. _‘.;rrl 1, lrtitl, to Mun-h ill.
i‘x‘-i. ~l \‘.\wl :1 bus in iln‘ Vulnnn- mi
(1...; in 11'..- l'mtwi filillt'hil.‘ n-pnrtvdui
:th nrrn‘rr'rnt with-.4 :ununnting tu tnnrr
than $1",.’-"1','n‘0,000 in mun. y. Inws
ligating t‘tm sumo intti'rustmg mop-c1
during tin mound your of ill“ lift-firm
tulmintstrrumn, wv iiml that from April
1 t0 Juno :0) tho bunk clearings ut tin
sumo 0.3 dill'vt'vnt, r‘itivs haw lu-vu own
loss than tiny \vvro during the sum»
throw months of 150:1. Ami r'ntiiptirlili.‘
thoSv tlrrro months of tho prvsr-nt tun
two prom-ding yvnrs \vo lmvt- tho follow
lug:
nut; i'H' tutxira‘ AT i'tt‘ri' tn'rzr t'ritts.
lblll. lS'JZl. l‘l'il.
April $£i,til'7.‘-i.'r, lift SLJJLCJI‘J Sign-<1 410 is;
May . 0.1311 *1 fall .' .L‘i 2;. 5.01. m'
Juno. 't‘taim
$11.1:ii.1~7ir..‘i;:~ 31 1,215,011,330 Siftmnnwtt.
”or“ it is won that whvro tho first
tln‘m- months of a l)t‘lilili‘l‘(llli‘ adminis-
tmib n in 1*«03’. r'r-suiti-d in :u-mnpnrutivo-
ly trailing l...“- ..1' .mmr-$21:10,000,0m> to
li‘Iitlv' in tho I'mtmi Status as l‘tllllpill'l‘il
wrtlr tln- business during lliu sumo
muntlw of ism, ii your inter wu iind
that. tlu- :ixgrn-nntt- shrinkngmlt‘ lrusintvss
for tlw mrr-vsimnding period in 1501
has tXt‘t'mlr Il $1i_."rlltl_il(tli,lltltl :15 00111»
par-ml mill ifiiiil, whilu this year‘s bush
llififiilu('1I111]!:Lh‘\l\\'illl that of tho pros
[M-i’ulh‘ your 01' lulu! shows tlrm-nnrmour-
dos-mix“ ui‘ (llllillr-i $1,000.000,000.
'l‘lw l‘lttil‘llli! lrnusu rr-[mrts t0 limd‘
sir'r-r-t's during tln- iirst six mnnt'risoi
tho [inn-trill yvurr-lrnw u sltrinlmgo of
nvm‘ $0,000,000.000 rm mmpm'vri with
tho tlrst six months of “till, a loss of 20
pr-r' l‘t‘lll in tho «01101er businor-‘s. This
in :ur mum-mic row-«it‘d of llvmocrntlo
runlmlrnunstmtron tln'ungh tho four of
inriil’ tinlu-rinn that cannot bu ortin-
imisln-Il.
'l'In- \"urkrmnt'nt‘nll.
lived. lnlmr, lmwl you“ hildrt'u'» orb-s and int
il'r'u‘ ilmlv'i‘i «I A'
'i‘lw mitt-ink um :- proud sown but in his poor-
ll'nl intijvni}
Malls vitiw dink-l owl trmtorsqrruku lwtwaiit
ynm' Mimi-13' lt‘rvml.
'i‘iru vninr (but "110:1pfl'll‘i'llilii'nliyiiiiikliullltl
“111.0 ”1 ' \v'iy «loud.
'l’r'lli‘lr-u-lun-l nmvun-l(‘m'Ilrtiin100,tutd\\'ll~
mm, \illli Mu Inlrl.
'l‘ltni tin-v utmul in lmutlll- uttlludo to work-
ttu'li‘n «dirt-wool 0 ill.
'1‘le tlmt lrurilu or trr-o trmio lords Mm now it:
”titan-w nun
'l'lw)‘ll thu‘ ill" brand of .\ rtrnld to It foul. din.
liillllll’Wl grow.
Iieforo it» stand iiw inbrim grand prrrtorlloo
law. limo mist-vi.
'l'ln-lr «ilvm 10mm. tIrt-ir ruined hunn-a and lit.-
luri' now dnlrnwoxl.
The giant twain of band and brain iron irmL
v“ Inn-v struck down.
And rim ylnilrm‘u unro proud unvorr‘lmi I?! ll
pmtpnr on tho town.
The bomb of pmw and 0 10:1in grow is cold
and l'lif‘i‘dt‘li“ itIlW.
l-‘rr-n Ii'iult'h' work has 1qu its mark on tho
Wr‘r'plm: rrrutlto-r'u brow.
Tim rmkmi wall-r and wind mvopt bulls the smi-
rir-uing story tolls.
()nr youth must tlnri some slwitnr kind in the
city‘s gildvd bolls.
Who in tho ktutm that madly rnvr-n for W11.
son‘s fret- trmlu plan
in construing litlll to plan the {all of thermos
proud wrrrklugrrmu?
Bass Cochran first. it I10 hold our trust, against
us has engaged.
He's playing "to viowu and low balloon on
Cleveland's (res trade stage.
Some other names that labor claims will light
our battio still.
They will espouse tbs workmnn's cause and
smash the Wilson hill.
We daily note each word and ruin psasml in
that congress hall.
The man that now strikes labor down his time
has some to (All. losJo
hormone in: 4. 2
from 7.00 a. m. to 5:00 p. m.
f
' nu m cm or turn.
“1.00%?“ South Norwaik and New York.
FARE—SINGLE, 40c.; EXCURSION, 70c.
Leave South Norwsik. mo a. m. Leave New York. Badman street. 2:15 p. radiator-
dfiY. 2-00 p. in. Leave East Thirty-first street. 2:40 p. nu: Saturday. 2:!) p. tn.
Freisht steamer, City of Norwalir. leaves New York, Monday. Wednesdayfandil'riday at
5:00 0. m. loaves Norwalk Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at M!) p. 1m. Freight: 1rtetcuivsd
SEA Cliff.
ROTON
Monday,
Steamer Continental will arrive at the Point at 10:30 a. m.
leave at 7 p. to.
Music by New Britain Band
PROF. L. M. COVVLES, PRUMP'I'E l.
ll'S- 3.02.??? Mills 0'
POPULAR AFTEF-i-NOON SAIL.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,
Hit 251:.
Leave South Norwallt, 2:00 p. in. sharp.
lABOR DAT. STEAMER CITI Cf ALBANY.
4m-
BUFFALO BILL’S WILD WES
TICKETS 01.00. STAND SEAT INCLUDED.
* LABOR DAY,
SEA Cliff. .
Leave South Sor-
q wail-L at 9'1!) a. mo
POINT,
Sept. 3d.
CRAND PESTIVAL [if THE
linitndlurnuiocieties
New Britain, New Haven and Hartford.
Will
“"1 Fill;
-—A8K
FOR——
BROWN’S $3.00 SHITE.
And you will see not only a
Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the
Best Material is Used. Combining Durability and Style
Making it the best 03.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. at|
H. S. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. So. Norwaik.
prices.
Raymond
11 burnt-:1: oven "ii "Lance “unset:
Baby Carriages,
FROM $5 UP.
Largo assortment of Oak Bod—room Suits. Bidclmards, Ex-
tension Tables, Fancy Chairs and Parlor Furniture at bottom
& Sons.
PJ‘J. ELYNN,
Plumbing, Steam and tits Fitting
108 WASHINGTON 8T.
.1. 11'. Flynn will have personal shame of thin
department.
Plumbing overhauled and put in first at...
sanitary condition.
PORTER WATER ICTCR
”minim”. MMMW‘I"
Menuhin and ‘Iaiitr’iyiicbtt;
Moll parturition world! r catchy
H . D. SMITH.
Room I lmic Building. Small.
SPECIAL IATEI Til
Florida, tableau,
irrnm, imt,
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