that soil ass-i still].
. iron Wort.
list ilr llsstlus.
m furnished for either but
‘ hotalr hustler.
UTE- IAIN STREET.
‘lflilltllll Silllllis Billll
It Washington street.
WM! iollumusnd trout in:
' mommy evenings moms.
oooos.
.ooogos.
ottou oooos.
LIIW PRICES.-
lflW PRICES.
LOW PIIICES.
' "Lilli! PRICES.
. it Hill's.
, it ours.
‘ .ll lIiLE's.
'lT "MS.
to
v
desire tnvsottn holnssaieand
margin! withou'twghrs and
in
pa you more t on
the average rate ol’intemt in an
trustees-pundits. Depositsreceiv
m r
“We will he planned to inrnish you reier»
“uglour spouses in the past. and what
"sin" "“‘Tét‘m’ii‘ " 1”“.2.” ”tilt"
w ouoau ca onus n no u. r
’ unwatloustothe
will run
dietropolitnn News 00.,
II (lo-plus It. Donors. llau.
a t tsonee sweet and rtnoipai
fifths-"'3‘“ notion. Part‘lss fifgrlngtog:
Mm vertlsi are v on so
taonr Ddl Manama”. which give you
taut niorrnatlon on active stocks. and
noble you to make men‘s? if you do your
Militias. tea. M. per month; or
telegrams of important ch spires. til) per
Address.
" ' idiopolilan News (20..
, 48 CONGRESS son,
“I no! mfll.
Boston, nines.
oil llrn
WAGONSIW
Photons, Carriages
canopies, Spindles. etc.
Prices to Suit All.
' ‘ OAK-ls AND Bl! Huh:
Henry Tilly.
* , as too who“...
5" Florida
”instrumental! gohy the
“CLYDE LIN E.’
as only steamship has running from
New for! tiirsst to
simulatoville, Fla...
I! I We: ’st
bhurlenton. S. O.
” ”W‘statsroonmtoulnuunooi
and hoping that we may increase our
salssjor the next month. we will have
.. ANNUAL
0
SALE
to uduce our stock. "
Here are a few oi the good things:
40 pro. IMira' 'l'urn Pot. Leather Slip-
pers. worth 8.00. at 1.80. .
80 pro. 'Ladiea' Turn Kid Slippers,
worth 1.50. at 00 cts.
20 re. Lodles' G. Welt Pat. Tip Shots,
D an E width only. worth 4.50. at
00 pro. Ladies‘ Put. Tip Opera and
Common Sense Toe Shoes, worth 2.00.
st 1.50.
180 pro Lsdies’ Kid Common Sense
Welt Shoes. worth 8 00. st 2 00 to pair.
In our Ken's Department. we will
offer the balance of our well known 8.00
Cork Sole Shoe at 2 50 a pair.
80 pro. Men‘s Cork Bole. Luce, worth
‘ 2.00. at 1.503 pair.
80 pro. Men’s Cork Sole, Laos and
Congress, (sizesztil, l0 and 11), worth
2.50, at 1.26.
70 pro. Men’s fiGrsin Shoes. worth
2 00. at 1 50.
2 Cases of Men's Arctics at 85 cts. a
pair.
85 pro. Police Shoes. worth 2.00, at
1.50 s psir.
140 pro. Men's Shoes at 8-5 cents.
00 pro. Boys‘ Grain Shoes, worth 1.75,
at 1 9
Youth in the some. worth 185, at
1.00.
80 pro. Youth‘s Shoes at 70 cents.
00 pro. Boys’ Shoes at 80 cents.
An inspection of Our Goods and Our
Prices is a Positive Conviction that
'Illll WHITE SHOE STORE
is offering the
Greatest Bargains
' oi the season.
NOTlCE.
l. n. llllllMAN’S
Ntwsortiotuol
Auction Sale
COMMISSION STABLES.
205, 206, 207, 2m, goo, 210, 211,
212, 214, 224, 226 East 24th St.,
bet. 2d and 3d Ave, New York
GrandOpenlngluolionSale
Moodayllao. l4. I895. ill a. to.
Regular Sales to tulle place every
outlay sud 'lhursdey following tlte
grand opening. in the new nd spur-i—
ons ring now being rourple ed for the
sale of horses by auction.
list-log rustle arrn ngemente for rego‘ur enn-
rlgnrrwntn from th» best hurt-e prod elng
letllIllsi in America. ism ready to supply any
number oi llllril-l‘ of ill tlseertpliorin—roarlr
borne, saddle heroes, lmllors. coho, draft.
cart an: trunk horses. express. deliver“ and
rut-road home. in fact. horses sutluhe for
tony purpose.
48 hours’ trinl given; every
horse must be as represented, or
money re funded.
Erich and every horse will he sold to 'ho
hlxlteot bidder. M_ l. n. DAIILIIfifi.
m
tortuous.
Frost liangorfialclminu Panto
Ami dollar in
Will i'iPEII lIlII IlIlIIIIlllié.
Worth lain street .1. Norwail.
Sample brooks oi full line latest ntytws «.i
. Borders and Hill ‘vtnuldlrm w...
W tor inspsotlow notice by you s i.
at. rirt i trim-n,
m: ”on , a. ' , 9 ~45
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rs
vo‘iimor not. rggoiohs (iii no not dos
no." ~.
ti sin is owed. ’ or tools Free.
l2. ell-ole t. altruism
"til ivy
g The no; of till 3
pudding is the flavor.
,
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l
A trial will prove that 5
WILLIAM.”
u INN l EL/‘M/Hix'
3 Guaranteed to he. patiently
porn. on mutation the
Win.
I "o . _' 353’
(woollen: outrun. »
I'linooursuodbyourlnorsaslngtrads
cheats the Jaw antith- Arms-ham
one. All. a consul's Bravery saves,
Ills Lila irat- urinals.
Like the Jews, whom they resemble.
vary touch in features. and to whom they
are sold to be primordially related
through one oi the lost ton tribal, til!
Armenians seem fully capable oi taking
care at themselves. it is a trite saying
throughout the Levsnt that a Jew chain
a Turk, it Greek cheats a Jumped an
Armenian cheats them all. in the struc-
gle for existence the Turks are heavily
handicapped, being mostly ignorant and
notices. and speaking their mother-tongue
alone. wheres» the Armenianu and native
Greeks sn- clever, lull oi subterfuge. and
acquainted with several languages. lion-
est and faithful to his pledged word. the
Tools will work to the end of his «toys in
order to discharge a debt,a quality of
which the money'lender taken advantage
to otter him long and ruinous credits.
"If you wish to succeed." suye an Anne
tollnn commercial axiom. "trust we
Christian to one-tenth, the Mussulmau o
tenfold his income." ’l‘lrus trusted the
Turk has no longer anything he can call
his own. Deprived of all share in the
senborue trullic and in the industrial
arts, be is being gradually driven from
the seubonrd to the interior, where little
remains open to him except the guidance
of caravans or a purely promos-oi ex‘
lstence.
There was or time when the ptlnltion of
an Armenian was extremely precarious.
He had to attach himself to some influ.
ential Turk to lie insured of protection
in case of need. but in return he wss
little more than to slave to his master.
There wen n time when an Armenian watt
compelled to dismount from his horse at
the outskirtrl ol a town or village and go
through on foot. No "dog of a Christian”
was allowed to walk poet is walking
Mussulmnn. But all this now is so
radically changed that they are the ob-
jects oi congratulation rather than corn-
psssion. They even have some rights not
granted to their Moslem neighbors—
namely, the right of appeal to foreign
Ministers and Consuls, end the right to
publish and circulate newspapers printed
in their own language. Through the
tolerant spirit of the Munsnlmun religion
several hundred Armenians now hold
lucrative and responsible positions under
the Turkish government, one being even
Minister of the Crown. Morethun this,
they tire allowed to follow out with the
utmost freedom their own laudable en-
terprise in the mutter of education. Good
schools, besideu those of the Protestant
missionaries. have been erected in various
ports oi the country, not! in runny closes
ut privuto t-rrptumt.
0n n Vlnli. to the Sunni-renown Collette.
founded by an Armenian phlltttrthrupist
of (but Home at the itrtneuiun capital of
Erzerotrtu. we were filled with surprise
and wonder tlrut such it “it'll equipped
and well rvgulutetl institution. WIHI such
nthorouglr course of training, wire to be
found in thin out of the wny corner of
the globe, ()ur viuit was the occasion for
a performance by the school orchestra,
consisting oi twanty pieces. which ren-
dered in rulmirnhle unison and harmony
some very diillcult selections front the
European musters. The most remarkable
feature, however, was it umnurtl iruining
shop. in it separate outlying building,
where the students lmti made several our
ulbuses complete. and done some fine
work in metnl, such trstzornllinntiou locks
and tools. In other “‘ltl'lls‘. the “rpm.
fouture of modern e:ltn-;tlmn. nmutml
training. but! found its way across the
Asiatic border to this remote region, nod
strungely, ton, in the very home of the
Ancient ('liulylws, the original workers in
mclul, who forged instruments of bronze
ihllll iron when Europemw were polishing
stones.
it in mid of mi Inglislr ('uusul ul
Erzornuru, unit comes from our own l'un-
Mlltll‘ roprt-setitutlve at Sivan, m strictly
uutnentrt-z
The opt-Hing stat-nu is in it ruther unit-e.
mtoutml portion of Armenia, where the
Gmoul. with an escort. oi half is dozen
”it‘ll, Wits traveling on .‘Nilllt‘ gnvvrrrrlroni
mission. 'l'uwur . evening the purty
stopped ill. at little \‘illutzo for refresh-
lltl‘nln. Hero the ('uuetll. lining IiliIthtitL
nlriy lit‘lllIllt‘li, ordered his tztmrtl to go
attend, and triter it ~drool. while sinrtml to
uvi-r‘tuko them. He bull not. lll‘lll‘t‘Fliml
fnr before he come to u lonely ntretch of
road running through to dense forest,
where the dusk oi evening deepened
ultnoet Into dtlrknt-eu. Suddenly from
smbunh a troop of horsemen sullied forth
null in lens than u moment the mnzzlco
of boil it dozen rifles confronted lillll.
'l‘hera Willi rm nlternutiVe but to yield tn
the sitttutiou. iii» captors, he soon
learned, were to build of notorious brlg~
nulls, whose depreciation» lmti frequently
sprend terror throughout the country.
At. the brigttnd camp he found that hill
bodyguard hurl ulrendy fulien an entry
prey.
A paper was now drownurp and ad-
dressed to the nearest reprl‘oontutive of
the Enulinh government. They denrond-
ed ahlgh ransom luv the roletmo of their
prlgouor, whose life was to he the cost of
refusul. The site In the chieitaltt's hand
was ruined to give the total blow.
"Englinhtnnn. will you sign?" echoed
lrom the mountain sides and broke in
trumpet tone-t upon the appalling still-
ness. With mlm resignation the doomed
mun turned to tho chlei and until:
“No. sir: i will not malt the. Queen to
pity for my life. She lmrt already paid
me to light. and i suppose that includes
to die."
The lure woo thrown to the ground Mil]
In Its plates were grasped the l‘lotiltiof u
hero. The run arose that morning to
shed its rays oi glory to on ion imprronivn
tnhlrou. mul to give u irlghtt-r ltuotre to
the character of a irrignnd chief.
They Mada a Deal.
“Excuse ins." raid the needy man, up].
ling up to the well-dressed cltiun. “it i
don’t ruiottlhe. you are going into in.
saloon to buy it drink or it cigar or some.
thing?"
“1 out going to buy myself a drink.”
antiwar-ell the citizen. with on accent on
the pronoun.
"Oh, i didn’t want to brace you for no
bail. What i want you to do is to tails
this here nickel and unit me to lusts a hm
wit you."
“l-«l don’t quits catch on." .
"1'“ tell your it 190 in and drink with
a duo. wsltollxsd use. llits mmit. 1 lug
attsrwsrd stand there and new away all
I
,mld read it; hand it. to hie-«Woolworth-
-, .lunshlltsnttv. lilo oil it
i in wiuasg‘imtseifisnmgfi W
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l museum-”n.5, ”on... r...
”mums. tit» savvy other» spent! tbs
greater part at their tints "rocking in
the cradle oi the drop" “for out. upon the
the us." with ml'miolllti glimpses
0’ port, obtained when repairs to their
vessel or supplies are needed. is oflsct bv
the record of the United states Naval
Register.
I Upon a survey of each otlicors’ time of
sea service, shore duty, or unemployed,
it. would appear that roar sdrnirols are.
usually credited with from twenty to;
twenty-live years sea service. irom titteeu I
to eighteen years of shore duty. sud iron: I
three to seven years so truenrpluyed.l
With regard to the rank of the commo- '
don the proportions are very much the
same.
The time oi captains at urn and ashore
is pretty evenly divided, ‘on the average.
though there are some wide variations.
in some cases from one to eleven years in
idleness. One of the recently appointed
commodores was at sea fifteen years and
six months. on shore duty thirteen
years and six months, and was unem-
ployed ten yours and four months.
Comrrtuntloru lrrtVo had from nine to
sixteen Vt'llf'M at sea, from one to sixteen
years’ shore duty, and trorn one to eleven
years unemployed. Lieutenant corn<
munders have proportionately the some
experience in duty. Lientctmnts of both
gfltlit‘n have had from six to eighteen
your» at you llllli from three to eleven
yours on shore, with periods of idleness
at from one to four years.
An oflicer is usually sent to sea for
three year», after which he is assigned to
shore duty for a similar term. it not
infrequently happens, however. that one
year of this ”ecu” duty is spent at the
docks in the navy yards, where war
ships are detained while undergoing var
rious alterations suggested by nnvy
board of inspection. Shore duty is fre‘
quently extended by the Navy Depart
ment upon uppllcution.
Pay in front “film “.000 a year more
at sea. uccortling to rank.thon ashore.
This ind ucentent lends merry officers who
need the money to seek sen service.
To put a man on waiting orders menus a
loss in puy of from $400 to 82,000 to your,
poll it is regarded. if continued (or is long
period, one punishment for tnlnor mi»-
deeds.
THE LONG—LIVED ENGINE.
It Ontlnstctl Its Muster llecaune He
Kept It Better than Himseli.‘
lonco but] u curious ltittl itrtltructive
conversation with an engineer who then
had charge of is lttrge stutrmrnry engine.
it was to beautiful engine and Worked on
true as Met-l could work. The mun sur-
prised run by telling me it hull been at.
Work nearly ninety yours. ”And do you
know," he added, “it has had eight, mus-
tt-rs; 1 tom the eighth who hm tutti charge
of it; the others on: all either (lead or
worn out, and yet. it. gill'ri on «‘93 ii ll. were
as young no ever. Very slruugu. sir. isn't,
it, thut nu engine should low In tuttrlr
longer than it limit, and ii is not turd
work for us, either, or t‘xlmswi Work, (or
the room in nlwrrys wztrttt and comfort-
nhlc,antl the place is, of course, clean
and light."
“What. did the men die
risked.
“Wt-II. three or four, I am afraid, died
of drink, another of lutrl temper, unot her
of worry, llilii so on, lull. the engine Went.
on all the sumo."
The lute of the engine, its lung life
and continuous industry puzzled lho
mun. lie often in ill-l Iltilt'ly [mun
thought of it, and wondered how runny
rrrctr Would lullow him before the engine
began in ill‘t'lllh tluvvn.
it. did not put/Ac mo. ’I'lmt engine dill
work at good runny hours u titty truly:
but. it wits. equnble in its Writ'k; it. never
run honor: it wow il‘lll' in tt~ \m'utiun; it
wrist briglitns it now pin. ('Il’liil ii. el‘cry
point; it mt» served with ilt‘ri: lmt situ-
plpm (”L-1 fowl; it luttl ll‘i l'llr'uuw tubes
clear; it true unveil from It’ll ltntt Ivy illtV-
ing its parts properly wilt-«Landitdrnuk
nothing but. Wllll‘l'. fin ll It's-ml on
through nearly three generations, with
a good l‘hlilli't! nl living lIianglr three
more; it “lies ulluwrti, in int-t, to make
the llltml. of its physical life.
its Inhalers dill not mute the most. of
their lives; tin-y tntuhl him: Iu-ou nonre-
wlmi inlill‘slrlltllfi‘, ltttt tm-y were: true so
ortlt-rly, my true, so Mendy, w t'leall not
they imulo Illl! engine; tin-y ltrul not
li'ili‘lll'll on Well how to llutllln- ilt'pl food
itutl dunk I‘or their own Iltltur “-4 mm
been illllnli lnr lIli‘ ettgtno; lllry did not
make llw littmf. of [Ill‘ll' litr‘u, and there-
fore they stopped, but the engine went,
ltlll nlt'l'l‘lI}. on its \vuy. Sir ll. W.
Richardson Ill [Altigrnun‘s Mugnzlnv.
from?" i
limhrm-ln‘ the ilppurl unity.
|_ F, .‘itll’i‘lh of ilil Hunt 'I'wclftlr ”trot-i.
reveltlly uppmsietl to tile but one writ-rely
iur pmtmituu from his wife. lie to is
ntckly looking lliilil, while ~Il» in u robust
wontnrr. Morris its Mumirh elutvott; his
wife wears it oumll block mustache,
When .\Ir. illlli Mr». Morris Wore taken to
the Central police station. hire. Mot-rip.
lulu-ti tire (’ilptulu:
“llotv mtttrh In my boutl’”
“Ten tIuIIitt'n.H
Shim-posited Mil for her limo-unsure In
court mm him. mnnuut for ht‘r husband’s
Pellets-w.
"i don’t want to get out." said the
husband.
“Why tiot’” iIi‘lllltIlllilll hire. Motrin.
“llecoltno i wont one trlgbt’n rest," In
Mill.
The jailer led him awtsy to to cell.
Nile flirln‘t Vole.
”Well, did you vote?” mold Mrs. Spoil.
him to her lintlghter. a» the letter re-
moved her tulips un ell-cllorr day in
1020.
'Why, murmurs. I'll tell you howit
it. was," replied the earnest young girl.
“A real nice young tum: ~l Hippo“ he
was one oi the election oiilvnm Mutton up
and suited what ticket. l was goingto
vote. and when i told him he said: 'But
surely you are not. old enough yet to cast
5 ballot, tulils' HoWlmt could i do but
smile noveutty at the cornpilment and
some array?"
Know Ilirisseli.
Clerkmi rmlly cstmot fund this letter;
the writing is int) bud.
xmployer ~ (impatiently) w Notmnsal
The writing in good enough; any tool
at Reporter.
tl‘tts pop.tlutlon of [tendon isnaiti to he-
. owl memoirs; at tho rstsoi
tans-a ..
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CIGARETTE
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Irons: soon was an. artists
sasuns consists
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tom, 12,022
RACE Rsconn 211354.
titre Kentucky Wilkes. No. 18.54. Record 2:21
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Hire Bar-n Willtt-s, No. 4758. Dam Carrie
WIlReI by Goon“v Wilkes. No. hill. aervioo.
too tall . B. ELOCKWOOD. JR...
dillii sm - Nor-slit. t‘onn.
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the Sign Blue Del.
3080“} lllVISION.
0—...—
I’nbllc Stations are [mated as Follow»:
Wall street. - - Central Other.
New Canaan. - New Canaan hieosenger.
‘Rownywn. . E. W. God he 1 Co.
‘South Norwalh. - - it. ii. P aloud
Westpnrt. - - W. E. Oelurrn.
’Wilwn - N Y..N.H.&ii.lt.lt.00.
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FITS!
RACE UPI DON'T IOSE COURAGEI
Ynurdl-rtveiu not insurable because your
physician has given you no. and you have not
received any benefit from the modh-ine you
have trlvd.le not any rr-iuon you car not hr
sored. We can ixmltlvrly cure toll kinds oi
Fits, Epileptic. (louvulmon or rrmo'notlt- Wit
GU‘K tl’l'I'E A Ptiitll'lVl 0ND PERMA-
IINT IllIlU-I IN ALL CASES. “'e liltVl
Cufut thousands. many cones of long standing.
and given up by doctors an incurable. in our
“Allen’s Fit Cure" you will lion in medicine
that hiss be\‘er failed to elfrct a greedy cure.
We book our guarantee with an Offer of ill!)
toany person we control more Highest bank
referent'ee furnished on rtppllmtl ii.
i qt. bottle. £8.11). 2 or... 85.00,
ALLEN MIDIGAL 0‘0,
Washington and Water Pits». Bunion. Muss
LADIES
fluttering from Rotor led, Suppreesed or Poin-
lul .‘tlenslruullnu end all irregularities nflllte
nature, will tin-i our FEMALE I't m N on in-
imilll.t‘.l’llrt‘. They are entirely safe and can
“whys; he relimt upon for an-tly reliel. We
hove yet. in liver of it rose where they have
failed to prmtut'e the desire-ll i'trlllll A ho!
should be kept on mm at all times to p ovltlr
lor run-mention. (ltu rrsmuuletn c corrrIdrnlInl.
Ry mull. with full directions, securely teal-
ed. 32.“) per box.
ALLEN HEIDICAL on.
Washington and Wntn-r rim. (melon. Mulls.
nz’ti ly
IlElll GAREFULLY-
This Concerns Your Personal Interest
Yllllllltvr‘ received is little book of Pill“-
()l)ll'AI.'I'l ‘Ki‘l’i‘a‘, Tout-mumIII-lr lire pur~
Me for “him this system of mlvrrtloiizg it-
t «slurred, Wt' invite your earnest attention uud
cooperation.
Let lifir‘nllenvurifl rspluinthe phm Hi you
may have no ltesiintlurt in rrgltrri to lie stltip
lion.
plflil‘hi‘ hour In mind thtri ihvre Is no
“pen-wt“ )ult whnuvrr. either (or rlt'ir
m or nurtured-s. When you muse
porch-toes oi the i llrnlvre whose
Minna nlelll' in the lit-sot hook. you
rtv vtutrrrit trot-rm AT Tits rtstr. or: I‘ll!!-
utlastt uni leavetheeo inherent tin rate of
olenrxu’r for curb 'rrtn t'rttvru onwnded.
As an lllu‘ratluu. Nippon-r vou tiny M one
store, tooth tnthe amount oi Oi lit-mm lrnve
ten ”1' lilo: ni anollmmonr plifl'hrum amount.-
to titty route-done live tickets: at slIII annih-
or more yum purl-tum» murmurs m ’Iilltlwwu
leave llnrtyonvn tickets and soon lntlm some
proportion. We i‘OIlt’l‘llllP ticket-l from enrh
stormrnoeawuk. add it i lhettoheln n1 ynilr
number together and credit the entire tomotult
In wur nurrtnononr books. When you have
nscd iii‘llt’ltll amounting to any of
tile on mlnrrs mentioned lmlow we
will send you the corn if! mil: u
amount in premium. The premiums o mil-t
oi the olibst‘ilp 'on for one run oi ism News
pop: r or Magazine. tortilla-lull a! ti «elven
rate tor tickets used; any lloolt you may do:
sire. in the sum- way. or. it ku prefer w.» w ll
pend you on order in lr-uie on any one oi our
Advenlolru‘ Firms tor the amount. dut- you tor
Melvin nut-4
Au. r'nnutr'uu wru. up r-uourrr.v rttusrsrrv
an aim all: erratum-Inn 1'0 or. AllM’lLll’l‘lii'l
sites.
Use the tickets! There Is no limit of lime
and by using them contlnnonoiy y- u will re-
oalvs many valuable premium-tilts merchant“
will a pr-olats your eltom and we Ill-til be
new y obitunl. May 'f’ find some of your
lists to in our next t-oi notion? Keen more
tickets to your pocltsvhnoit. turn you will not
imet them: the unmhur or your ticket desig-
pate-1o null or memlwr- ol your family in
us. nevvry nova hes a dliierent number so it
is not menthol that you should 0 h- hook.
flood wnr b not cerelnilymeuln on n Iltchets
atrium and when you have rind oil the it 'ko
no. not another born lies. at om omen. Room
1 Ms-onln Building. Norwallt. or lot lrsncls a
do'o. ilo Nnrwtrlh. where all orders tor prowl.
n I should be ten.
rumlom- will he furnished as .folinws:
for lm tiolots on premium
to “5 u Jr’s "
u m " l m "
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I as a, u l m u
U W ls l 73 vs
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A verlisiu Jmmnii‘h. ".fl. imithJinn
JACOB tit. pinion
Fits. ills sot locum intents
till molt lilo most lam
Steamship "I?“ m
*2 to
Wit "on Tim city. ill I“ I
, on i.“ .vzlsrut n will
Washington, D. 0.
Via Old Point Comfort, Va.
~700 torture or OCEAN .ThAvrttr-
On the Beautiful new steamship» oi the
I OLD DDMIIIIIlII LIIIE
Ai'iordlng Rest and Recreation.
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These trips are ldealiss is considerable por-
tion is made through the quiet waters of the
famous Hampton Bot-dosed Potomac River
and there is little likelihood oi seasichnees.
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Also tickets on sale, with privilege of pin
or returning by roll.
Write for particulars oi ihese‘and miter dr
lightiul trips to
Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Plas- so, North Blur, law York.
W.'l.. Gutilsudeu. Nice-President and Trad-
nc Manager. or: 0-
m,
H0. THERE!
Did you notice it? What? Why thatyolllv
bandhlll about "A Great Sacritlco rain.“ Ban
are the items:
10 lbs: of Grmulated Sugar.
1 can under Milk,
2 Ozone Soap.
i can Tomatoes.
1 lb. Block or Mixed Tea.
1 lh.beot Ground Potter.
1 can best Corn.
1 lb. Ginger Snaps,
i box Enameiine Stove Polish.
M lb. best Ground Pepper
fir
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“To obtain these prices purchaser still have
to buy the entire order."
Looks well. But this talk oi "great. snort-
nce." “genuine bargains.“ and "ones we could
not nti'ord every ('uy." is all rotten hpmhug.
same with the guarantee of better Milt , Orifice“
and Tea. and limo want it every day in
week. you can get it right here for $1.40
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PIIIKLEII IIYSTEIIS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
HORSE tloiso
GROUND TO ORDER, AT
HIIIIT it lEllIii’Sf
Mrs. Holmes
Clil lilLllllElli SillIlE
WAMHNONI KN MlU'I’HTIORV
Physician Illi time w
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on. on. I. i. new
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lit last it... Bridgeport. i = ‘
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The profit on that bill e! goods is from 25 to - ,
{litigants on tie dollar and it you want tho ,
moon to omen,
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