I'ortnne has not turned the ,
Johnny Haunt» ltsw York . .
who has moitiy constitute pimiw
some money left him by his not
Mrs. Ann Moffntt was for. ears to
woman in the building M ii idea
and by one of those marvelous latitude.
of frugality and energy occasionally
found among the poor bile contrived on
the pittance she received to put many in
the bank and have her life intend. so
. I i‘ I tilt ”Mott-Mia
wills j d Mail-them ‘JONEWHAT Effigy: _ 1 .
,m§\§,m'mgimd m. oou Ila—mm In Detroit. s-s oases
Monomeric of a city, whiehia Amnesia Blue Coats a... Aim-cram.
“ i” u“ PM“ “WWW ”mm” nn Blood Dolled in the Revelation Io-
foee the beam Consult”. 01me
, , ”a city of 1,100 inhabitants. in Kan-
“. This city has been without legally
W Dr. A. Conan Doyl'e,.,the English novel
lot, has come and gone. Upon the eve of
Med Mean for sixteen years. and
his departure Dr. Doyle said to as re-
, t0, remain so for at least two
. tiller. ,
mum of Humboldt wanted to
., to:"lh t ill 1 westas , . ' . . .
{fl .irlittiepity beyondthe resehof $3.20 ,,,,“;:,,;12”,,,§‘,,“w::mm, get at her death her son Johnny found "mu”. m 25 MS. '0 so BIS- . Inna". ll 5” on. m so ms. \
. - v. . my $93: to “7";‘3 gm” “a"; The cit! Which pleased me most was rr:&:ha::go gymlling paper! m ,,
w senor“ ads. on on m paym 33335:: glvziitixai:l?ii.vildh:pal:::l:y frontofmfjortlandt streetbut when his I“, BIIISSSIS. El 5' I0 Slils Iowan”, ll 5'.
It appears'that in April, 1370, a rail-
fllil was projected from Junction City to
Forum. and many towns» between were
xioua to secure it. Among the ambi-
tious towns was Humboldt," which ex-
pected a great boom if the railroad was
‘hulltzand in its enthusiasm voted and
, honed bonds to the amount of about
‘ 0175.000-
, The work was started and the railway
hank constructed. That is oil, It standa‘
there today, bare of rolls and ties, never
having borne a locomotive engine, and
Jocks like a long rampart of defense for
the little city, serving only the purpose
'of reminding the people of their folly,
, and nerving them to continue the light
. against the bonds.
When the people found that they had
a barren grade and n debt of $2lli‘),000, they
devised a unique line of ilghiuthey would
place the city beyond the reach of usual-
menu by having no legal city officer to
serve. '
This line» of action was a surprise to
legal functionaries. Interest on the
. bonds matured and was not paid. Suit
was brought. The court sent an officer to
riches were made ltnnw to him he decided
to get some education. and with that
idea attended St. Peter’s school at 101
Trinity Place. flat. the rentrniut was ill
suited tohis disposition, and he noon
went back to the old free life of the
streets. A reporter who went to find him
‘a few days nun had nodillicnlty in locate ‘
inn him atths old stand. . .
Johnny inn short, brood shouldered,
thick sot boy, who looks to be l2 years
old, but in two yenru older. What Would
otherwise be a very ordlnury face is
lighted up by a pair of bright eyes under
bushy eyebrows,
"0h, l'm uoin' to keep right on ucllin’
papers." said he in answer to the ropow
er'n inquiry, “i‘li N’ii papa-r» all my
life. little”. lt’sn pri-uy gtunlliluinelfl
Mi an l’vo got, no' legume it'll good
’euonnh for me any Limo."
"But what are you going t-i do with the
(5,000?" asked the reporter.
"Ain't goin’ to do notliln'. Can't trot it
till I'm 2i. It's. our in tho l-Iniiurants’
industrial Suvin'n flank in Mink nu'
druwin’ iut'rcet, azi'l Wouldn't got it
out if i could."
all kinds, and i see the result in the
physique abd general build and character
of the men I met there. ltiiink Philav
dolphin savers more of an English [city
than any other city in America, and per-
haps that accounts for my being more
pleased with it than with other cities I
have visited. '
“’ln every city l have Viailetl," Dr. Doyle
continued, "the citizmm all talk about
their police, and I will frankly state that
lflud the policemen much rougher than
anyl have ever met with in European
countries. Tilt'y scorn to be “Well a
despotic power that the foreigner Would
not submit to fora moment. i met only
the police of Detroit, and m-nt on a
‘sluniming’ expedition in that city, guIiL
ed by the police.
“I did not attend any of the sessions of
your Lexow Committee investigations)"
the speaker added, "but l have read all
of the testimony in the lienspupers, and
the evidence of ofllciul corruption has
made my blood boll. I cannot undero
stand Why the people have not risen and
crushed the police force out of existence.
It seems to me almost incredible that such
unlisted, at Silt.
nil dolls, 4-4, 5-4, 6-4. 8-4, Ill-i.
Japanese and chin Mailings. tilt to tilt.
Shafts ant Bunnies. . ’
A. Dickerman & Son’s,
'84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
mg“ WRISHT’S CARRIAGE REPIlSITilRI
'"I 1!
Humboldt to serve papers on the Mayor a condition (if briiu-ry null blackmail "TIM" 3““ MW 50‘ fl“ lIWUW‘“! Y0“ iii", '
and Council. He couldn't find them. should existin .'l i'l‘w'l.lzi'll('illlfll’d'Y with- “W“- I““’" W“? ‘Il‘i'I’mI ”"3 ’9' 722'
The city had no legal existence. There outapopuiar uprising. In England such pom-r. s
was no one found on whom the papers
could be served so as to get the city in
court. He returned and reported that he
had found an apparently prosperous city
full of happy inhabitants, but no legal
oficers to serve.
Humboldt hasa Mayor and Council and
the. necessary subordinate officers—at
least the people accept the fact that cer-
tain persons hold these offices, whether
they do or not. As a matter of law they
do not, because not one man who
exercises the functions of a municipal
oflce in Humboldt has taken the re-
quired oath.
Every spring the formality of an elec-
tion is gone throng with, and frequently
there Is a hot fight, for lines of party and
”Well, i don't s'poae no fi-llrr'a got all
he Within,” replied the buy plillnnopiiicul-
ly. "lint I got. all I need, an’ i can live
all right on it. I make three or four or
five dollars a day sellin' p-ip 'rs, nn' Suno
days sometimes i make '» much 's too.
That's all l need to get along on,"
. "iroesn't it cont you that much to
live?"
"Well, y' sec [gut flu: rmimn down in
bi Waah’n'ton strm-t to pay for, no' then
lput some money one side, but i don’t
put none in the bunk. What i put one
side I new up rVi'l'yulim'f in a while. Then
there's my brother, l kinda-r look after
him."
"So you've got a younger brother to
support
acondition o'l‘ affairs could never reach
the magnitude it has assumed here“
“I am greatly pii'flwi‘tl with the transv
portation facilities in this t'uillill’”. I
think that in the matter of railroads
England will conipnre‘ invmnbly with
America, still we have no such services.
that rendered by the l’ennsylvanla lim-
ited. Your I’ullnmn i'fll'w “on: n disap-
pointment ti me. We n-w them abroad,
but we understand how to lif‘ill. them, and
apparently your ruiil‘mui nmnngers do
not. To ride in u I’llllumu car for 24
hours lll this country In lho horde-at work
[have iium- sinc- l lll‘l'n‘mi. Your item.
ways in the l'itltrsi ltrc worth-cubic, but in
your elevated railroads i found some-
thing to delight nu. The Why, (-nfflfnl't-
The finest Traps, Buggies, Phaetons and Canopies. Oar
load of one and two horseiFas-m Wagons, with solid axles just
arrived. at Wright's sales rooms. If you are thinking of buying
one, call and see me. '
L. M. WRIGHT.
For SCENIC and SIGN LETTERING get
my figures for work done by my artist, GEORGE WASHBIIIII.
BICYCLES.
The best made. Can save you from $15 to $25 on them. Do not
buy until you see them.
a..............., REPAIRING [II All. KINIIS.
sou Isuwmuun. DAYTON. OHIO. (Called for and delivered free of charge.)
'LUTHER WRIGHT.
(ion-nor Madison :and IFranklln :Streets. South, Norwalk.
“muggy——
FOR THE LATEST STYLES
PAT! NT
"ROI NC.
cost-mu SURREY TRAP.
Thest lent the polar USE” WITCH with
the mzrltoriouspopoluts 3f ”)9 TRAP. and: with
THE QUEEN
all the advantages of to Ms. or
“II.- . . .
WI THU. CRIME THE I!" CANOPY TOP
CARRIAGE EVER OFFER .
HAVING flew. novel and beautiful design
easiest and roomiest entrance ever made, y
reason of the tiltin seat with Panel Attached.
Both seats of cans comfort. Most room for ts
ads and inelmmeighing 50 to 100 lbs. less for
”capacity and more room than an (futvnnder
iinrrey made, and as much as e. "sight-sill
favoritism are sharply drawn. able curs, high spa-ed uml gi-urrol comfort “No, lu- iiin'f. younger. ii -'~olilor; '2?! Eggiflj x3": miogkklifle’s m amallfi’gx
Ordinances are passed and the people Of “10 (fili‘VHi-l‘d trains. i~ mnnutlillig i “will“. II" -. ”l inf-I ““‘Iv “in“ l W'l closed bark panel when lack seat is turned
shall always i‘l'illt‘lllin'l'.
“i hit“: lil‘l'll illl‘l. liliml rul-Iidily by the
people of this imulifry, .‘llili shall carry
many pleasurable i'ri'tiilm‘llulm of my
visit. Your w'onmn nrl- charming and
your man are easy to got in quuiniccl with.
'l‘homcn are not. slil'rmlniird with that
pnllsudc of coldness that. one liltflitze with
on the other allit'. In fact, it [alum but u
short time to lieCUllltt :quuuintml. and I
already know more )ll'l'smiu in this coun-
try after my nine Wrein' .‘IliiY than I
would meet. and know in u your on the
other niilcni' fill: “11min.
"As to the social evil, of wliirh'therc in
so much talk in the newnpitpvrn, i can
safely say that Vice in this country is not
to be compared With Vice in England. In
England it is flagrant and open, and one
with it. everywhere, but its New
York and in this country generally if
immune} lull in liiln, «r l leirl’ fry it»
squari- llllllfl" liv ir uhm' nih'r him a lit-
tio. llrzllnl'li'l' Work tin-r If; llilfklitililfl
house runniu' errand-n nn’ ovum. Silo} a
month, but, it" imf. IIIIII. j-ill. .‘Jiiw when
he wants nmfhils' be: little u i: and I go
an' buy if. {i-r him."
”I'm the lamina-w man «if the fam'ly,"
he continued, proudly. "I've bin in llila-
iness Inl' llenf'i‘ slur-c l was a Lid. un' i
guess l ain't goin' to lot. in; {lawn make
me quit. Uncrt l dill quit un' lrnul goin'
toschonl, but i sunrrd‘n'i that quick.
There's too many bosses round for a hid
that's bin need l’ bein' his own firms."
While the interview was going on.
circle of street. urchins had formed
around the inherilor of fortune, and they
now proceeded to give their idem. us to
the proper disposition of the windfall. A
red headed youngster started the ball
live up to them. Taxes are levied and the
people pay them. The illegal Mayor
makes appointments in the cxvcufivede-
purtment and the people accept. of them.
The present Mayor is W. 'i‘. McKiroy, ed<
itor of the Humboldt Union. He has
never quuiiiied as Mayor but he is Mayor
because the people say so. lie is a good
Mayor, and all ugr ‘ that the city is well
governed. It is ' /Yill0nllt‘lllly governed
and red tape in .mliy known. There are
noisinecure' l‘lie city is managed on
It ct business principles and those inter~
lea, d are satisfied.
, ’4' The bondolders are waiting for their
money and have not yet received one
cent of either principal or interest.
The citizens of Humboldt say they wish
I*“' to wrong no one, and desire that inno-
cent purchasers of the bonds shall hu
Ill that is rignt, and they say that they
down. Each sent workinglndepemisnt of each
other. with unfurnp seat irons to take up leg
room. As gum stvlo when arranged for one
seat as for two. and as good for two as for one.
Full curtains all around. Bent arrangement for
converting it into a too or four passenger vehi-
cls ever offered. Quality and workmanship
the very best.
iii. a Bibbhrdsoo. of JeflmClty,
Io., chief enrolling force thirty-eighth
general assembly of Missouri, writes:
H
are willing. as they have been willing all
through the litigation, to pay exactly
What the purchases gave for the bonds,
which is said to be twenty-five cents on
the dollar. This proposition the booth
holders reject, and so the fight against
you want to find vice yuli llclvu fir go and
look for it.
“i find a certain philosophical resigna-
tion about the American which ill-tinnltthci
"Your tram-
ways deliberately tear up the streets of
me," Dr. Doyle continued.
rolling with.
”Johnny, watcher goin' 't do will th'
stud?
"Ain't twin' to do notinix.’ with if." re-
turned .inhony «tniully.
"Yoli'roa lcmloo, you are." returned the
wish to testify to the merits of One Illn-
ute Cough Cure. When other smiled
cures failed. 1 obtained almost instant
relief and a speedy care by the use of
One linnte Cough Cure. 0. A._Gregory
—UF—
your cities, leave huge trenches for citi—
zens to ride or drive into; the companies
run their trumvrnys to Mill. tlurmsrives
lmd Lilo public calmly looks 0n. and hours
tlieunnoyltuce. in England, should the
tramway corporations nttmnpt to ride
rougiisliod over the public, on.- nluu
Wulilll cry out and the cry Would be
heard in three hours lrom London to
Liverpool.H
Dr. Doyle said that be was not pleased
withtlic American bur, referring to the
sulmm. He said that in England nil
drinking was done at tables, but licreuue
had to stand up to it but and drink, pay
and get out. There was no t'ftfllliil'L in the
American custom.
He spoke in praise ofour buildings and
dwelt upon their height and handsome
the ofllceriess city goes on. red haired buy clienliefccliy; "'f i had it i
Wouldn't do 3 thing but itinW it in all th’
rest. of me life."
“Tell y' what i'd do," piped a very
small fragment of humanity, "I'd buy a
tin-ayfrc :m' wt in thr- litmr will 3 big .13.
moot in um shirt azi' talu- firki-iu until
do show ~l'irtmi an" l'd how it different.
nhow every night, en's i Wudn i git nick
of it.”
"uh, 3" can't buy no thenytm for il’
shriilsnn‘ planks." put in nnothvr boy.
"I'd cit a horse m.' a bout an' be a
swell."
"Himmu :i zuwi peanut
un' tint-4 .ili I ll want."
"All. yrrnui‘t‘ilf‘l’h malt" me sick. l'il
gel. lntn-r pwlilticw. l/mL at all ”5' Votes;
y' do all lrr If tlmusmi' plunits. I'd be
& Co. Ind G. C Stillaon.
MISS FIELD’S DINNER BELL.
.Slse Seared Thleves Away With It and
Boused the Neighborhood.
Armed with an old dinner bell, Miss
Louisa Field, who lives in the old Field
hotnestead in “fall street, Huntington,
L. 1.. put several sneak thieves to flight
the other night.
She was the only one in the house at
the time, and was aroused from her sleep
by the sound of voices in an adjoining
room. She‘was badly frightened, but,
knowing there was no help at hand, she
slipped out of bed and cautiously making
her way to a disused (Bill‘iPh brought out
an old time dinner hell that was once
Those who never read the advertise-
ments in their newspapers miss more
than they presume. Johnathan Keni-
son, of lkilsn, Worth Co..lows, who had
been troubled with rheumatism in his
back. arm and shoulders, read an item
in his paper about how a prominent Ger-
man citizen of Ft. Madison had been
cured. lle procured the same medicine,
and to use his own words: "it cured
me right up." He also says: “A neigh-
bor and his wife Were both sick in bed
with rheumatism. Their boy was over
SPRIIIIi HIIITWEAR
—GO TO—
TH E0. OLSEN.
'n' fruit atun’
used to call in the farm hands from the
field.
Then, leaning out of on open window,
line set the bell going. At the first few
clung: there was a scamporing in the
house and two shadowy figures :hot down
the stairs and out into the darkness. But
Miss Field kept on ringing until she had
aroused all the near by residents, who
came flocking to the house.
" She was finally persuaded that tile (inn.
gear was over, and she put the bell nmiy.
Several neighbors remained In the house
the rest of the Mom and the other por-
tion of the disturbed community sought
their beds ounln.
American Canned Gouda.
For many years the English looked
with deep suspicion at American canned
goods, beiicvin’u them to be a purely Yun
kee notion born of an insane longing to
out things out of season; it longing par-
donable enough 'in the millionaire who
had hot houses, but (lurk error on the
part of his poorer neighbor.
They did not know. our indeed is it
generally known, that conning really be-
gan two thousand yearsiimi more ago,
but it is none the less a Yankee discovery
«rediscovery: for it was a party of (Jim
cinnltiaus who. visiting Pompeii when
the excavations were just beginning
”any years ago, found in the pantry ofa
.hmjnst uncovered many lore of pre-
mad figs. One was opened and they
were found to be perfectly fresh and
Careful examination showed that the
fig. had been put into the jars while hot,
n aperture left for the steam to escape,
and the hole sealed with wax. A wise
‘ than took the hint and the next year
canning was introduced into the United
States and has grown into the enormous
industry it now represents.
, W
' laeth nu ”lifted the onus".
liloehlsnd, Maine, man has a uniqn,
em to account for the winter’s grow-
ing warmer In this vicinity. He says
‘- ! that so much granite has been moved
loath from the quarries of the North
thatthe world has been tipped thereby
thses.
W
H’Mflmmm'
' sits house-um»
7 lines
architecture. The Brooklyn ilridge, be
said, Would dwell long in hiss memory an
the linont lit'idue lie liilfl ever Ht'l'n. The
Auntrlivtu hotels, he Mild, Wnliiii. compare
favorably with the European hosflerios,
but the hotels in provincial towns Were
whnt interested him most. lie said that,
while the hotels in London and other
(‘itii‘s might be its elegant as those in the
large ('Illt'el here, the liotclsln the smaller
towns could not be compared with those
in America.
fipoiled by (”cull-ring.
('iioily ion Ilia knecslr “.‘lilllil, you have
intoxu-ul l‘li me with your charms.
Maud l’shuwi hou'i‘c no match for
llli'.
i.‘holly- SVhy not?
Manilw You get drunk tmi cit-lily.-
Town Topics.
Your Miss Antique.
“'l'iiut Miss Antique in pmitivclydread-
in].
about but, unless it is her disposition."
“it martuinly isn't in her face."~De~
troit Free Press.
“We are not very rich." said the new-
ly married lady, "but oh, we are so
happy."
"i believed you would he," «need the
unmarried lady. "in fact. that hateful
‘inud Higgins said you had to be happy,
ecanse you would be so poor that you
would not even have anything to qnaml
about.'~lndlanoplls Journal.
.. .._._~.,.
De Barbe-Of course there are aomecorn-
lorta which men with wives have that
bachelors do not, but. after all. a man
has to give up a great deal when he gets
minted, doesn’t he!
lsougwedw—Y-«yes; every cent, the most
of us.-iluflaio Courier.
George-a Do you take after your father
or your mother?
Mary—«l don't know as i take after
either of them. but they'll hoihrtahe
after you if theymyoo hen—Philadelr
plain Inquirer.
As long as a fish sticks to the water It
is all right. There should be food fee so
leetion in this thought for some W
talkers
lit-mes.
'Miaehw-ssesitsfivsuar
in ,
She inim'r. a ru-dmrming feature
summer
bone of “(city 'f I had it, '
"Well, yonnin't none of you got it, on‘
i ain't gift it (or four yum, nn' when I
do “of, it Hi lr-nve it who re it. is," said
the owner of the muted emu, conclu-
Stit’rtly, "i ain't lilIYIKi' litriiir'flyirim "(If
linf'w't. grip pour)!” plan's nor V'ilv‘h. Get.
out thr- way. here's u “out wants a pa.
for."
And Johnny mldml lbw modest auto of
rim-whit“ his food mil: just as much
snimfnctiuu as if he weren't worth #5,-
Oil".
Houston-lie! ('ourtesy in Missouri.
if an Militia! report of fiw Missouri
Senate bail been m'riirafr-ly kept. this
aunt-mm“, among: other things the jour-
Ilnl “VI/Hill have i'lillfaimli Wiml. lullqug
fictizti’uf' Walker-4h. i’rimiiican rise
to n qmwiiuu of personal priniNgH,
'l'ln- i'rmldem r-~'l'lic Senator from Stud-
llnrd will prover-i.
.‘i'mlfnr \i’.-ihrr-'l'ha president is
amulungmrzd it ii vrryirffen-oivu to the
Senator from Stoddard, unless the presi-
dent has all runs cigar, which will peri-
Iult the Serial-4’ it. in Stoddard to I).
sociable.
The president summoned his page.
desmrs to treat Senators with due court.
my, and now present- his compliments
to the Senator from litmidard.
The Senator from Stoddard lights his
cigar and the Senate proceeds to a as.
mentor: of legislative appropriations.
The Dilute of I hrs-sea.
Once. when Cardinal Manning was
preaching in flame. be recognised John
Bright amount his liatenrrs. (in the in.
stunt he determined to preach an aim.
anddweit with as much fame and eflect
Virgin to our reiteration.
Two or three years later he met him,
and reminded him of this inc-aim“,
"l "“19“!le it perfectly well," said
John. ”and I shall never forget. it. I was
delighted with everything that morale "
“gratified smile came on the card! ’I
W‘exeeptlng your Wm.”
John Fee. of Zeelsad, sine. ie totally
blind. in» m a business of repairing
sewing resold
J m
I Mew-stem
The l’residrof~~«1"ne chair always on-
” 1.. amid on the claims of the Bless‘
to my home and said they were so bad
he had to do the cooking. i told him of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and how it bad
cured me: he not a bottle and it cured
them up in a week " 50 cent bottles for
sale by U C Stillson druggist.
B H. Bowman. pub. Enquirer, of Bre-
men. lnd., writes: Last week our little
girl baby.the only one we have,was taken
sick with croup After two doctors failed
to give relief and life was hanging on a
mine thread we tried One Minute Cough
Cure and its life was saved. 0. A.
Gregory 1 Co. and 0. C. Stllison.
if a new Yorh millionaire gives a din-
ner at 5th avenue and 36th streot,costina
3700.00, which gives 19 people dyspepsia
mdtbeeopeople epeudtlflioflo indoo-
. rs’ bills and finally have to I»! ”.00
sch for Cactus Blood (‘nre to cure them
whatwodld bathe Qvin‘per upita if
the dinner should not be given. there
If at the feast?
m moon-w. drug store, where
you may have the problem solved and
got hfomeflooatnot rector Bloomers
W
W. 1‘. Hartford. station Agent of key
or, (nation, 00., Pa. writes: I can recon»
mend One Iflnute Cough Gore as the best
lever . It gave inetant relief and a
quicker: U. A. Gregory 8 Co. and
0. C. Stilton
”Walloon! entertainmeau old]
Mtowhtehanadmusioo is charged,
mmmwmm
m,esnepCMns W
armaments Went-ism,
”Wheat millennium“
dune.
Doctor ll. 8 mm! owe; Iiils.
, s W! Dim 3“!
y'sodss experience. writes: Dertt’s Witch
aunt fislvehss no equal forfedoisat
mas-WI!!!“ ltltoplpflflhv
" mucus-is “m a“
rut. V anytime-a.
mason trams-limes
all) All) RElIlBlE
Daily Direct Freight Line
—-BITWEEN-
NEW YORK,
SOUTH NORWALK
AND NORWALK.
Till PROPELLEIIB
CITY OF IIIIRIIllII.
{HIRE RIIII IIIlIiiII.
Will leave Pier en, E. 8.. Beehwan
street. New York. at t p. to.
have Non-tho p. In. South Nor-
wslh. 6:00 p. In.
heightreceived from is. at. too .m.
Upon a to ts the ty of
Namath. and Vi: will is sent
for of freight anywhere in
New York or Its vicinity.
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on account of theowners
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