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RAILROAD COMPANY.
' : ONALLY-CONDUCTED TOURS.
' ASHINGTON .
Dates: January 17, Februa 7 and k
.. 31.April 1|.Msy had an. is . inclu-
includiog accommodations at
“hotels: New York. $18.50, Philadelphia,
Li) PT. COMFORT
. “if three-day tours will leave New
r Philadelphia Febrnsr 7 and March 7.
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12.50; also
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Aseries of Jackson-
ville tours, allowing
two weeks in t s
ocfl'low rs,wi be run durin Janna
w, , and and March and
‘1 Rates: on from New Ycrh; us
_. , in, including meals on route
. t, uggnhcnspecialtrain.
l ORNIA Two tours
o the Go
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on Gate wt 1
. train, February 20 and )farch
insrary willbe sent on applica-
- : Agent. llliti Broadway. New
- 9" Street station, Philadelphia.
'Gm. W. Born.
' Agent. Ain’t. Gen’i Pass. Act.
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W unmasked“ imt‘lu lotus Lint. than
from Warhtmrtnn. ‘ I
'3; model, drawing or photo" until tit-strip-
. , We advise. if pirtrmnl Sc or not. two of
. Our in not due tlll talent is m med,
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cums. Boldbysllm ”cents.
ADss Manes woman who has been
troubled with frequent colds. wooluded
to try an old remedy in a new way, and
accordingly rock‘s tablespooofnl (four
times the usual dose) of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy just before going to bed.
The out morning she found that her
:8 cold had almost entirely disappeared
During the day she took a low doses of
the remedy(one teaspoonful at a time)
and at night again took a tablespoonful
,5 before going to bed, and on the follow-
ing morning awoke free from all symp
toms of the cold. ‘ Since then she has, on
several occasions, used this remedy in
like manner, with the same good results,
and is much elated over her discovery of
so quick a way of curing a cold. ”at
sale by G. U. Stillson. drug-list.
Headache is the direct result of indie
geslion and stomach disorders. Remedy
tbbse by using De Witt‘s Little Early
Risers, and your. headache disappears
The Favorite little pills everywhere. G.
A. Gregory a Co. and G. C. Btlllsou.
Detectives ‘Nssded Bore.
Superintendent Charles Ainge, of tin.
National Detective Bureau, Indianapolis,
Ind., announces that two or three
capable and trustworthy men are needed
in this county to act as private detective
under his instructions. Experience in
th work is not necessary to success. lie
edits a large criminal paper and will send
it with full particulars, which , will or
plain how you may enter the profession
addressing him at Indianapolis, Ind.
In these days of telephone, telegraph.
electricity and steam, people cannot af-
ford to wait days or on many hours for
relief. This is our reason for offering
you One Minute Cough Cure. Neither
days, nor hours, nor even minutes elapse
before relief is afforded. G. A. Gregory &
Co. and G. C.:8tillson.
O. W. 0. Hardman, sheriff of Tyler
00., W. Va., appreciates a good thing
and does not hesitate to say so. He was
almost prostrated with a cold when be
procured a bottle of Chamberlain‘s Cough
Remedy. He says: “It gave the prompt
relief. I find it to be an invaluable rem-
edy for coughs and colds." For sale by
G. C. Stillson. druggist.
It is not a miracle. It won't turn
everything, but it will cure piles. That's
what De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve will
do, brcauss it has done it in hundreds of
03808. G. A. Gregory &Co. and ii. t'.
iNoTIEfi
It is with pleasure we announce to our
customers visiting our city with teams
that
Our City Fathers
have at last furnished a safe and (ll n-
venient place for hitching on the city lot,
corner of (Ziay and Franklin streets, and
the people of this city recommend.
1. ii. lltllKEil’S
WALL PAPER
nu [litmus
as the best place to buy your
WALL — PAPERS,
and get your
m PICTURES FRAMED Til -:-
ORDER, -:-
We also do a
iisnsral Painting anti Paper Hang-
ing Businsss.
LOOK hr the big
79
in the west window.
L. H. Decker,
70
Washington St, South Iiorwailt.
STOCKS.
if m: desire to invest in smite in a safe and
l tutors manner without can and worry.
an ribs to our discretionary mumahich
willpa you lrornzm a rent. weekly in
any act vs market. it wl ipay you more than
double the average rate of Interest in an
ordlns business pursuits. [kn-nits raesiv
Ho Ml.
s will be pleased to furnish you refer
mountaineers-st in the pest. and what
we are doing for others. if
when you cannot call onus a person.
your so nmnulestlons to the
hetropoiitan News 00.,
I. m It. Mn. lass.
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afloat
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’tsn otmrnsti on re stoo a,
one yolto a "you is r
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low n. cutallans spans. narrate is
New York-flu Modest Apartments, but
ls Often at the Waldorf no“! or Call-
ing at the Gould Mansion.
New Your. Feb. ‘29.——'f’hm memo
lo Castellnnc. it is not in the best form
perhaps for a count to be busy, astutcinlly
with commonplace business, but this txnrut
is very much iliilltlpllid, very mmzh in de-
mand, very much mulrht after—end all
because the richest young woman in the
world has chmmn him for hot lord and
loving husband.
The count has rumimt aportmenta over
s French modisto m. 273 East Thirty—third
Itrwt, but it suds much of his time at the
Waldorf he :1. All the callers after i1
o’clock in the morning are told that the
Count do Custelluuc can be found It the
Waldorf.
It is very distasteful to the count to re-
wlvo nuy save his most intimate friends
in his rrrurrtrucuts. lie is as fidgctynsa
schoolgirl when a stranger-cum”, and a
reporter who met him there, almost hyac-
cldont, as it were, felt strangely out of
place, for it was evident that the count
was in rum-till four of a newspaper writer.
”Ru," sold he in rcujmmm to truncation,
”I do not try to avoid retainers and pub-
licity immune of any shyness on my own
part, but there are runny friends to whom
any little mistake i might mnko would
coed pain, I do not. know your Arncrlcnn
wnys well enough to undurstund lust how
far the ('lliifOfli is to allow nownpnpcrs to
pry into muz’ri private ni'fnlrs. ”
Had to Consult (lungs Gould.
The count cxprvsscd a tic-tire to consult
with George Gould before he allowed (my
picture-t of his apartments or designs of
tho gowns that his bride nnd hot brideg-
maids Mo to wrur at the Wedding in Gimme
Gould's house at to»? Fifth ltVt‘illlil on
March ti. .
"I may my that the pins for the illilll'l'ii
--}lowurd (imiltl, Vi. litrmd lluvul und
the Prince (lt'l llrngu of riptrln~hnvc burn
designcdby mu," said the count, "They
are to be of rubles und dlmunnds—n (llfk
montl Ilth'l' in o ruby iwurt. The brides-
maids will have pin» of the. some dtmlgn,
and, too, i have thought a grid“: deal over
the designs for tho britlcntunlds' gowns,
but I have personally dmwu no picturr-s,
as some of the ucwnpupcrs hove said, for
Iain not an t'u’tlat. You, the gowns will
be of white cloth, with Russian sable
trimmings and satin strain-s."
The cmmt's mother, who will arrive
from Frnncc a week from next Saturday
or Sunday with the count's younger broth-
cr, is briuglntrn vuil for Miss Anon Gould.
The Marquise dc (Yasttllliruo has bad the
veil matiu uflvr the style. of the veils that
have lu-vu wurn nl nuptial communion by
the fair onus of the ('llfll-i'llflnt! family for
ages post.
it is n Hurt of fondly tradition that the
bride of a (‘ustollnlu- sluill wear this got-
t‘tll'N’l' lll'l l \‘c'l'l‘ll.l,A‘iiv‘..
genus wll. “ Utulur it tlw lil‘lll(l will wrinr
a “'lllli‘ a-ulin grown ll’llllllli'il with old int-o
that l)!“ lillill'lll‘il llli‘ wrtltlingr flurry of
runny u i 'mlwlluuv lh‘ftllly.
"About ‘25" luvilullmn in llw wrrldinu
an- ln‘inu Randi." Nllll llw mum. "Miss
Gould will but uivru uwiiy by her brullu-r
(it-organ ’l‘luv t't‘l'r'illlllly will lm performed
by Archbishop ('urrimtn, and Dr. John ll.
l’nxlun, wlm wn-i llll' piwtur of the church
in lr'urly-m-umul Hll'i‘i‘i of which Miss
Gould is u filt'llllli‘l', will llwn go through
tho murrlnrru rites of tho Presbyterian
church. ’l'lu- timu prubnbly will be noun.
Wu do not lull-ml Ni unnlmutdllf. once.
Wu built dt-slrn to trnvvl for u few weeks
in Aliif'l'li'lt. Yes. our huuw will be in
Paris, but “1- intend in make fmpwui
trips in this muuiry ”
A lurlrc pbuluuruph of Miss Gould sum
in n light from» nu tbv tumult-l. About it
worn pimtuurnplm of the mum's brntlu-r',
"lather uml fulllur~nfl imposing lfl‘lllln-
num. with tho nirnf tiw lrrnudut'iunlur.
ru-rmrdlng in lbtrtmtiltlnuenf the proud
old Fri‘lii'll furnilimt of the provinces.
'l‘hcm wusntlutlu'r photograph, llmttrf a
rluzzllugly ln-mttiful yuumr wurmu. lbn
t-uunt’s mirmulIt-mwln, n ilu .‘lntrnn, nud
plmtutrrnpbn of Mr. and MN, fit-urge
iimild. Mrs, i’urun ritvvrns ttutl others of
tho munt‘n l'lmw Anwrlvuu it'll-min.
The i’tmnt'a lmily Routine.
Tlli‘ muul bus mlnplt-tl n daily routine,
now llliil his wuldiltu tiny is npprmwbimr
so mpltlly. ”it rises between it mui ll)
o'clock in the flittl'lllllil. ll. lnlttm him on
llnur or "turn in rblwvnurl lot out. linu-
nily hubris m-mm‘ufl'w' uh I cums will. to his
mm, with mom fruit and A bit of trust.
Hmuntlmm bv lm-nkfnsts ut the Waldorf,
but lot-1m Wnldurf be always guts directly
on lmviug his hymn-mourn. There he,
moot» some of his foreign frinmls of noble
name, and him the twn anltay boys. lie:
twwn Hill nutlilzllil hnatrnlis down the
rim-t lo the Alpine and fills up to J. lilti-
ward Bttrr'lny's studio, whims he sits for
half on hour ur so for the life slim portrait
that tho nriist is pointing. Then norm-n
a write] of wwidimr work and thinking.
it is m-ltln’m—lndml. ucvnr mrw—vilmt
he does not drop in at the iimtlds', when»
Miss Alina is staying since silo left the
Plum howl. Pro-lint» they may no «mt to
gather to limit after the wedding common
with Mrs. fluorite World and Mrs. i'nrul‘s
Stevens. Perhaps they may drum in at
home of the harm's where tlmy limo bcwmm
so intr'mllmr to their friends Perhaps
they spend tlmnfternwu lngrztlwv in the
Gould llianslvm.
Quantum
1
Ibis days for the fastidious young Cmmt ‘
In Your. rot. Inn-The athletic carr- . , Mm, n.1,, 13,“; My
marl
w
of 1M Mfllmlrfltmo
Which mus the m if! ill. Delawam,
sfrsisht train was found stalled mt the
till ahead. The engine of this fndnbl had
him one sectlrm to lWli‘dulit/n
sod was morning back for the mar bull.
'i‘ha tract: was linoliy chrome, and the
engines! had just uterus! momma”
train mien, on uniting chwi lament the
MM. in new tho mum sue-u. if. it
May, frantically waving his arms and
filming in the direction of the bridge.
to engineer lashed out of the tab wln~
tow and invited tacit. ills consternation
tan better be imagined than thmrilmd, for
on the bridge wuss runaway leaded and
train owning at is high rate of alumni. lit:
instantly turned and minced the throttle
wide and turncdon a full hosdof strum.
the (mainly fairly trembled and then
plunged forward with » nub that lifted
the paswengcrs out of their starts.
Then the race for life l'nfflmixflfm
Around the bond and pm the dorm the
trains shot, the uni train fm a time slow»
.y running. The lntcmmlng arm was
an» than loo fret at (me tluw. lfrmn the
:iermt inst it is up mic, and Engineer
Miller, with the assistance of tlmbrnlw:
man, finuily scammed in writing wntrol
of the train.
WORK AT TR’ENT‘ON.
"to Cheap rm liiil Voted on In the Saw
Jersey “global-us.
Tlllfi‘l‘mi, Fob. 29,-1130 lmllm, Mm ft
debate of mu hours, by a vote of 30 to
is. uduptuti the advice of the rrumicipal
mrpru'ntltm mmrmittm on m chastity“
Ull nftmr first having, by u v do of ill to
29, refused to filmtltil' in llmmimrrity re-
port. Min (‘mltilng nfmrwnrd moved to
t'flflflflbltll'l' the veto by which the msjm‘ity
report won ruiupttad in onluy in prevent the
writer being brnutrbt up again this sow
slun. ’l'lm traction in rm'nmldtrr was lost.
The bonus sustained the lrumlrziplsl cm"
porntiun mmmilttm'smlvotm rcrmrt an A»
Imublyifuin iiuiirmit'n till providing that
between the hours of fr null 7 o'clock in
the morning nntl lwtwrmn tbc scum hours
in the evening the strmtmr wmpnnimr
should chemo only if wants for".
Among the bills prwnd by the bruise
were: livnuta. which aim mmrmtlnna
whose charters him: two rlrclaml forfeit)
ed by the governor milnyn in which to m.
vivc the some by phyla“ limit tastes; balms,
compelling corporations, czacpl. mllrrwls,
to pay tlmlr employees mlannrmily. The
house adjourned until Monday night. -
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RESENTED THE. FOOL'S CAP
Practical Jolie cams s Lively ”lime «a if»
in. Innis tum.
B’l‘. forts, F'nlr. ill—JIM after the close
of Whitman row bruins rmW ‘I-b narrow
i y rim-quid lot-lot; serious, . the worm min
the tltmrltcepi-r and utbt' '
been prtwidetlwlth m
nppmted the i‘f‘uovnti/vw ’“ him ”’0'
huge fool's cup; fill/"u!” WWW. m'
mime and rldluuln If be reformed by
in nu unmqrw-t lily
tho lmtrl of 'l’rrsld
in the pit. . _
"is lr-rvi‘pcr rum "c refused marrow
an llpulnf‘ly from ,tilrrumiz'r Smith, the big
trmlcr. nlm put it no, unti litrly tumu-
fnllnwr-d, illi‘lfli, uimr n tutu-mi raw, )lr
litmlh libnlly v. Illllll‘t w “ml I'nllrll fl iprv
r'iul fill'l‘lilx'luf . bum! “filll'l'rlnf'ui, be
fore whirls .\lr’ : l in um Inllrrl, and nut
result in will p» 11,», -t pilllil'l/ fflurlrvtflli'
in Mr, litmilt from ll. 1 ulutligv rmfl'tlm
tit-xi. rim urtluy
.t rrfl’”
suicidal Wills a little.
Lllil’.l:r\'. N i',, W. t'JWHr'flln’lff l..
Krurmn. uw'vl :th mnnuuml willtlflf' tit
his lmmt- four mil a frum how: "r pm
pltl'l'll fur iliii'll m it t; :lu-rufv flulrlrflf‘l',
Lylnlz ui full It" fill ngmn tlw ”our, lu-
plmwl n r-'pr r. rib M r. in .4. Hull be mmlll
pull llu' it'll" vr‘ \- :1 :,, Ki 2" in" 'l'iwfl
plus-in“ tlu- mm m .,. :w t hm be will.
tlu- full whom-- i ~. . .' ti. lu'nfly ml;
l'l’lllif hi»: lulu! l. lJ- gr i.lil'il in
him family hi»: i .1 U: . :lnt‘ lusting: will.
lit-r flirnu! will u 1;; mg,
Rifle-l D'nv lurking rs Imp
Ciiaullw'lrvy W V", lv‘wh, :2‘:.——-\H.'rm
nt'llul» All-ml lituldul’ Wm «but. Mill billet!
by Jill”: Livu-ly utul his lwu sum, "”4th
bad lili'lll'tl Lin ly‘s ring it few wrrlts Mn,
and Mwly hml llt‘l'lfli'i'll luv Would hill
Rudder all right, When bu mvv “udder,
be iif‘ll'l'i‘ll his mm in upon firm and the
lhrm- elicit M nut-v. nil lhu builds militia
offer-t. 'l'htv t‘nurdc-rs-rs urn still at. lunrr.
Twn schooner. him. i r so last.
PHILADELPHIA, i'r-lt czm’l'bc u-lrmmer
John M. ‘Mmu-n, r'lrpmln lnnmbty, {mo
Brunswick for Philadelphia, with a new
of right. own. and that m-lumu-v .lml V,
Hhvppurd. f'nptuin linrtlrls. from William.
pbla vln Nurrulk fur ltwtun, with a crew
of arrow: hit it. urn nuw indicted in ham
follmlr-rr-ii ut em. with It” impala
1‘ Missing lit-Ir I‘vmm‘.
WILKllkllAlllflt. in. Van, :‘I,wfiurrfun
rli'lflf‘lilisllll. who by his fulbrl". rlmtll M
m'nfly ft-ll in if' in :m I’Plftf!‘ Itf .f'ai'rJKK’, WM,
after un nlwnm of all. yours, discovered
in ”MY York by his! fflflfihl'frlfl'lflW, 'IW'
mu]. Kunll. and brought fntbts city, lie
had not lu-tml ..f Ma father's death.
The New With-fry 17m.
t‘lllrmm, ir'vb. Mt—«v'l'lm rrrrlfcrnnrvr mil.
all by lbw f‘W’l‘lVN‘l Itf flue Whisk] trrlsf. Mr
suited in tlu- rmnilltmtlrm of oil the brim
tllatlllers in ”w I'irlll‘lfl’y with the trim in
remtluln the output and l'm'tr'ftt that over»
prmiutellnu nf spirits.
Mammary Indicted 7M ”swat-um.
firmnrtws, l’ult 922,-le grand jury In
the mutt of session» indicted mlamlc
Worthington for mnnulmrabw in the m
and divine", ”1' lo the first momma in:
dint-ti on that charge in llmrhiyn.
\
Mfr lnw for Hoffman.
hormones, l‘ch, Tlmwrisih bow
rlerltnf i'nlumbin "illicit". NW Y!
I!
' the truest nf i're-lrlrmt iiilm of m
Hopkins university. wbtrmsadlm last
' evening in harm of I'misleui how.
in. am Mausoleum
finalists, mi. ire-Jimmie!» tarsus
nursbnt the New Jeremy term by II points
in the wllmlnary wnvlr for mm lla-
tween the crack marksman M the military
of the two atom tricky. ,
Assam luau turns.
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of rum in
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‘rrt * r. a. ' Hyatt.
No. 2 Gazctt
in makinyoarsprin canon t I l . ,‘ I -
in connection with our tiers, n.3Wofimh'ol't3'mlfi 3mm”
Treatment. These are factors that mark the of our house. '
licitsd only upon a basis of user justice and 3;”, computed m {a};
dons In a minute if it is not to the interest of the buyer. Every saf dished
when we buy seeds to enable us to warrant nailties and prices and are we
keep close to our customers’ interests, woman: thsm at every point. ‘
new SPRING onsss 00003.
1 Line German Fascias, made to sell at 500. 89 cents yard.
fl pieces fills and Wool Mixture, particularly choice for children’s dresses,”
casts yard.
no inch Taller Chocks. all neat designs and choice patterns, we s'ysrd.
45 Inch All Wool barges. every shade, title a yard.
illuminated Viscount, French Plaids, Berna Weaver.
T
Chevicts, Cneviots and Henrietta, every shade, '0 Toned w“‘”‘
45 inches wide, 750 a yard.
SPECIAL DRESS PATERNS-
Our selection of Special Dress Patterns, no two alike, sarong which are some!
the richest styles and finest fabrics. every one manufactured this season, from
”JifltotiiOilmh.
FANCY SiLKS. w
iildiflnrcnt of Ion Warh Silks for waists. Anion tbs h d
son's creations. to a yard. g on ”m“ M this "y
bodiflerent styles of Tsil'ctae,
”rm iiiiirs in all qualities.
W3"! 8» "idiomatic"-
for waists and dress trimmings. Also black
REMEMBER
FBANBIS & 0038 -
SACRIFICE SALE
Lttuutl nuns, FEB. 23m,
and continue for three days, giving the
Public a Chance to GET Moon and BET-
Mmg'l'rzn CLOTHING FOR THEIR Mortar than
and.
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SEE BILLS.
FRANCIS we: 00.,
86 Washington Street. - South Norwalk, Conn.
on and.ileliable Daily Direct Freight. Line -
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NEW YORK“; SOUTH N ORWALK AND
NORWALK.
TH E lei’lblafiflfl
out or NOBWALK, menu AND
VULCAN ‘
Will have Pier 23, E 8., Her-kman ntrmt. New York. 1.. 5 o, in.
Luvs Norwallr, fl p m. titmth Nnrwulk, 6:00 p. in.
Freight received from ’I s. m. to 5 p. m.
Upon application to agents the City of Kuwait, Eagle and Vulcan will be
1.; for special lots of freight any where in New Yorlr or its vicinity.
”All persons are forbid trusting any of the employee of the boats of Ms
M n w mat of the owners thereof. on u
The Benedict Collar Button.
A time Having. Labor Saving, Temper Baring. .»
t'oilar Button. The top is wedge shaped; the upper
part of the post is flat, the lower part is round. It
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