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. to George it. Raymond.
I'arsitars Dealers and General Funeral
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“use, new papers and other valu-
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.1 these tickets.
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Ila. s practising physician at assay
yssn um, writes: DsWitt's Witch
ear-.scsldssndburns. It stops‘psinin'
stantiy, beaks burn quickly and leaves
noscsr. G A. Gregory a 00.,sndG.
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Tells you all the news for two cents-
Tus Evrmo San-mun.
W. ’1‘. Sanford. Station Agent of Leap-
er. Clarion, Co., Pa. writes: I can recom-
mend One Minute Cough Cure as the best
I overused. It gave instant relief and a
quick oure.- (l. A. Gregory a 00. and
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Notices of local entertainments of all
binds to which an admission is charged,
and notices colulated to promote private
interests, wcej'rt tellers an advertisement
of some «smears in advertising colorant,
are diurnal/or at regular rates, 10 canto
a line.
J. A. Richardson, of Jefferson City
”0., chief enrolling force thirty-eighth
generalssscmhly of Missouri, writes: I
wish to testify to the merits of One Itin-
ute Cough Cure. When other so-cslled
cures failed.l obtained almost instant
relief ands speedy cure by the use of
One liinute Cough Cure. 0. A. Gregory
& Co. and G. C. Stillson.
A Remarkable Cure of Bhudhfitlsm.
From the Grown, Connecticut. Review.
David Lewis, who has been afllicted
all winter by rheumatism, is out again
and all due to one of the medicines ad-
vcrtised in our columns. After trying
everything possible, he used (number-
lain‘s Pain Balm, which has rclie ed him
of all pain, flour which he was a «Mutant
sufferer and promises to make bitn fit for
duty soon. We know David has been a
great sufferer and arajlad to see him
around dgain. For by (l. C. Stillson.
druggisL_
[De Witt' Witch Hazel Salve cures
scald 'rns. indolent sores and never
failsst'o cure piles. G. A. Gregory & Cc.
”id 0. C Btillson.
It Did the Business.
Idr. J. H. Cobb, publisher of the Mir-
ror. at Brocton, N . Y., says: "For near~
ly two years the Iiirror has been publish-
ing the advertisements of Chamberlain's
Romania. A few days ago the writer
was suffering from a bowel trouble and
resorted to an old remedy which did not
prove etllcsclous; finally he tried Cham-
berlain's Colic. Cholera and: Diarrhoea
Remedy and two doses did the business,
C. Stillson, druggist.
Our patrons will find DeWitt‘s Little
Early Risers a safe and reliable remedy
for constipation. dyspepsia and liver
complaints. G. A. Gregory £00., and
(l. C. Stil_Lso_n.__ ._
Agrsssbly Surprised.
“I had a very severe cold on my lungs
that caused much soreness and gave me
considerable uneasiness in regard to the
result." says kfr. T. E Smith, of Billet-
ica, Mass. ”A local drugglst called my
attention to Chamberlain’s Cough items
dy. and on his recommendation I gave
the remedy is careful trial. The result
surprised me; I recovered entirely in
three days." 25 and 50 cent bottles for
sale by (l. C. Stillson. drugglsl.
Sick Headache. constipation and in-
digestion are quickly cured by DeWitt's
Little Early Risers. the famous little
pills. (l. A. Gregory a Co.,sndU C.
Btlllson.
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last We Galas Was Participated la
”‘3 XIII.” 0! Hal Prominent In do.
oisty, Who lay a. Called I'm to An.
avast to Violating Sunday Laws.
K" 1088. III! iO.-Wnrrnnts haw
been served on several members of the
lender! Brook Hunt club of Helnpsioud.
N. 17.. charging them with breaking the
Sunday law. They played golf on the
Meadow Brook golf links. opposite the
clubhouse. last Sunday, and Jom'ph
Smith, adcputy sharia of Bellmors, bllW
them do it. its swore out warrants huh rc
Justice Seaman at Wantsgh, .\'. Y.. for mu
arrest of Sidney Dillon Ripley. Julm‘u Hut-—
nocban and other members of the club,
Smith overtook Mr. Ksruochuu m be
was driving home after the “0.! i'ulllml
nudinusted that he dismount imm 1le
drug and take a scat ip tin-downy slnrrum
farm wagon. The aristocrut. and tho dop—
uty sheriff drove sown miles uorussthu
llompstoad plulns to the house of Justice
fleamnn. Mr. Ripley was also tnkcn lu
the judicial residence, and after going
through the usual formalities both your
tlomen pleaded not guilty to everything,
and were rolehsed on their own rocoguh
canoes. ,
Other warrants are out and will be
served as fast as the club members, must
of whom do business in New York. can he
caught at their Long Island rosldonccs.
Ariatocratlc oil'suders.
The golf contest lust Sunday was the
second of the season. and Dr. ll. Holhmok
Curtis of “8 Mndhon avenue. this city.
wan the silver cup. Ilia score was ion
for 18 holes Kinsley Magoun was second
in the contest, and others who are not
placed in tho otllclol score were August
Belmont. Charles Albert Stevens of lluho
ken, N. J.; R. lionalds, Mr. do Gannon-
dla, Sidney Dillon Ripley. James i“. do
Lanlor, Charles It llone. Thomas llltch—
cook. Jr., Frank Hitchcock. William Astor
Chanler, the African explorer: 'l'boodoro
Bavemeyer. E. '1‘. Curbing. l". Willard
Roby, C. E. Sandra and Ullvcr \l’. Bird.
Deputy Sheriff Smith's acquaintance
among the Four llundrod is not extensive.
and that is the reason why be sworn out
only half a dozen warrants. instead of one
for each of the players. Under the "blue
law" spectators am also liable.
Among the guests of the Meadow Brook
club last Sunday were Mrs. Kinsley Ma-
goun. Mrs. Theodore Huvomoyor. Mr. F.
1’. Mugoun, Mr. and .\lrs.. J. E. Smith
llndden. Mr. llurry Page. Mrs. August
Bchuunt. Mrs. (‘harios ll. llunc. Mrs
James F. do Lnnlur, Mrs Sidney Dillon
Ripley. Mm Janice L. Kcrnm-huu. Mrs.
Thomas lllluhcooh. Jr., Mr. Mnx Slovene,
Miss Mnhcl Roby. Miss Muy lllrd. Mrs.
Ollvor \V'. Bird. Mrs. Durlu- Roche. Mr.
H. In llerbcrt. Miss Randolph, Mr uud
Mrs. Adolph leulonburg, Mr. Winiml
Rutherford. Mr. ltowloy ('uurtuvy, Mr.
Stanley Mortimer und Mr. flurry Payne
Whitney. the son of cx-Sccrotury Whitney.
Club Mourners lmlignsni.
Of course members of the club are high-
ly indignant at what they term the out
rage perpetrated by Deputy Sheriff Smith.
They have raked up Smith’s record. and
they say that he was formerly a deputy
under Sheriff Norton of Queens county
and was twice removed from ofllce. J us-
tice Seaman. who granted the warrants.
has a law odica at W Court street. Brook-
lyn. He has not yet not a day for tho hear
lug.
’l‘hn only golf player whomuld be found
in the city lust night Wise llr. ll. ilul»
brook Curtis. who won the prize in lust
Sunday's contest. \l'bon a reporter told
him that wan-nuts bud boon servod on
scvcrul club members. he luughcd.
“This is the riclmst joke I over heard."
he said. “They cannot prevent- us from
playing golf on our own gmuuds on Sun-
day or on any nthur day unlcss thorn in a
blue law which wu huvc never heard of.
You know that it is u (‘l'lllll‘ tn wicarringc
riding on Sunday in Connecticut. but I
have not heard that New York state bud
similar laws. "
GORDON DISCHARGED.
Tha .‘lltsn Wish Kl‘lltl (isnernor liruwn‘s Sun
(ions Free.
Lill‘lM’llJJ-T. Mny lu.~'l'ho court was
crowded when tho ('l'tliu of Fulton (thrill).
ohurgud with the murder of his wife d
Archlo llruwn. wuu culled. Argument was
promptly begun by Prim-outing Attorney
Thurman. who endeavored to allow tho
court that Gordon‘s crlruo was nothing
less than dclilmrntc murdor.
Mr. Thurman was followod by Attorney
Shlulds for tho doiuneo. who [island the ills
missnlof the prisoner on tlnfgrnuudsoi
justifiable bmuloidu. Mr. Scott. who rop-
rusonts iiovornur llruu‘u in tho prosecu-
tion. than bounn a vigorous nrruluumont
of llnrdnn. and picturud lu plowing colors
the character nnd qualities of Archie
Brown.
After the nrgunuvuta worn coruplcml
and tho ruso clumnl .luduu 'l'hulupson ml-
nouuccd thut ho could not. hold the pris-
oner. mu] that ho wmlld diucbnruu him us
on ulurct lesson in othur mluitcrcrs.
I'cnnsylvuniu Militia "ruler-e.
llllllll‘illl'llil, May ln.».\d,jut:mt lion
ornl Stewart issued a goucml order fixing
tho tlmonml place» for the brigade on.
catnpmouts of the uutlonul guard of Pi n~
sylvunlu thin your. The First uud Third
briuudcs will go into comp from July 20
to lit, and the Second brigade from Aug.
ii to if). Owing to the dtvplctcd condition
of the state tummy. the onenmpmonts
will last but a week instead of ten days,
as in former yours.
A Veteran Commit: Iniclde.
Nswmnssr. N. ll., Mny 10,—4er
Young. aged on years. committed suicide
at his home here by shooting himself
through the head. Temporary insanity.
resulting from a year's illness. is supposed
to have led hlmtoenu blslifu. Mr. Young
was a Grand Army veteran and participat-
sil in the Recharge-Alabama fight.
sir-mu stiles rm tread.
haunts, May iii—«it was rumored at
the bonrss born that cutting Milan oi
Burris had either committed suicide or
been killed by an est-«in. but it subse-
quntly trstt red that the rumor had
been set on not merely for speculative
purposes and was false. The tux-king is
at present in Venice.
ugtttaluItrssksIsst.
smallhnstinthshsrhordnrlng and?
nay City mm it George
9 l, Ill
otlluiuthuwsssiastsntiyklilel.
i
11an which policies representing their
Donors. Ilsy ill—Lightning struck a
am ti ‘“ lea by
messes new means of
bogus claims has has";II unearthed by
slants in this city and l’lttsburk. Nearly
every accident insurance company in the
United Stamlslnvolved. and thsamount
secured. while it cannot yet be definitely
fixed, will run into many thourands. be~
sands more have been canceled.
Suspicion was amused by the large
number of claims coining from the neigh-
borhocd of Fifth and Catharina streets,
this city. inhabited chiefly by the lower
classes of all nationalities. and an investi-
gation Was begun. At. the same time the
operations of a Dr. Houpcofl in Pittsburg
bar'arns suspicious. and he was watched.
An agent investigated. and it is said that
Soupoot'f has confessed that his claims
were fraudulent and implicated twu pby~
siclnns and four other persons in this city.
It is charged lbut tho rlnglo'aders here are
Louis K, filassman. 7:19 South Fourth
street; Aloxundor Lutlcr, Sumuol Ludw-
and Dr. Abraham Hahn. oil of TM south
Fifth street.
The method of the operators was to ob-
tnln nquurtorly policy. turd In ruostuf tho,
casos they stated that thuy bud not rmwlv-
cd indemnity from any ntliur cumpuuy.
By this moum pullrio» worn lulu-n out
in the l’rovidunt Mutual. Min. Izwhlcm.
.tl‘ltnu lprufcrrod), ljnltod Nniou Mutual.
American Employees“. 'l'l'tlvvlcl'u , ('um-
niurclal, Standard, Fidolltv und (‘usxiullyz
National Accident nnd New England Au
trident uornpunlcs.
In due time an accident of some chemo.
tor would be roportcd in tho mcwupnpors.
and a Week or two later the men WUllltl
make a claim that one nl' more lmd b ,
badly injured in it. This claim would i
mailed to tho homo oilico of the company.
and by the limo it bad hoou returned to
the agent in thlsclty tho ngont \ruuld ilnd
that tho clnlmnnt bud uithor recovered or
was rapidly cournlcsuinu. There was ul~
ways a physician's m-rtlflcntc exhibited.
CORBETT TALKS.
Says There Ars- Slim f‘lisnms of tits Meat-
ing l‘iizsiuuunns "C'I‘I'.
Cmr‘snu. May liI.—ll0gnrtllng the re
port that he far to fight Peter Jackson.
James .1. Corbett. who is at the Auditori-
um hotel horc. said: “In regurd to thc rs
ports that I will fight Jackson. plouso say
that anything that llrudy gives out can
be rolled upon as straight. and I will stand
by it. I don't see one chance in u thon-
snnd of tho Fitmhnmous light coming 011’,
now that the only two places that have al«
lowed a light to mum of! in tho la-it three
yours burn boon hum-laud out.
“1 Would rullnzr light .lm-ksnn. who is
acknowledged by the public and l'itzsim-
umus llllllnl‘lf as tho so mrlor mul havo
nlwnys unified in fight him. but he would
fight unu'boro can-pt in lmuduu. i will
take him on his own grounds of the Sir
tlnnul Spurting club. ’l‘lu- fight must
mum ofl‘. huwut'ur. in N-ptcrubcr, us my
tlnn- is valuablu
"I don‘t think the l-‘iiwhnrunns light
can bu pulled nil, nlul I don’t prupusv in
Do chased ovur the country without a show
of nit-cling him. l'mlcr the circumstances
lwaul to meet one or the other. and so
have decided to try Jackson on his own
ground." '
Corbett will leave here tonight for New
York to perfect arrangements. as be ex-
pects some Word from London by that
time. '
THU RSTON'S RECALL.
Secretary tlroslimn's Letter lle-nmndlng It
Is Made Public.
Sax l~'u.\.\‘n:~‘('o. May ln.——lfuwniinn
ndvlccs received from Honolulu pcr stonin-
cr liinripusu ospluiu why Mr. iiroshum's
ll‘llfll‘ demanding Minister Thurstun‘s re-
call did not reach llunululu in duo time.
It WM only tonalvcd on May ‘3. having
been taken nt'cilln-ntnlly in llongkong. it
wont punt llmmlulu in a bug with a con-
ple of lulndrcti ulhcru.
tlrouhnm's letter is dntml Fob. ‘.‘l and
in strong lnngusgo stutcs that 'i'hurstun
is no longer pcrmmully nccoptnble to the
administration at Washington as Hawaii-
an minister. it liitlulllllltlly settled that
'i'lluratnn will not roturn to \l'ushlngton.
llo hum resigned his oillvo. his rvslgnu-
lion in iukn oflm't when his silltlt'tlstiill' has
boon appuintml.
’l'bu letter of Scrrciuryiiroslmm to Min-
ister Willis dvtulls cortuin muvcrsulluus
with Mlulstcr Thurston on Feb. Iii und
is, at which tho lluwnllun roprosvntntlvo
was naked muny Iuloiltlune uluiut a curtain
Milt-lo which nppvmod in tho nuwspnpcrs.
It guys oxlrnrts irum lottors received from
Honolulu I‘tllll‘l'llilfl sowrolyun thocon-
duct of hlluistur Willis and tho American
gcvurnmont In regard in lllm’ullun mut~
tors.
Steamboat Al fuel" “'as hot in Danger.
Haunt lluou. .\'. .i,, Muy li'l.w-’I'bo shut
ullcgcd to burn coma in dung. rnus prox-
imity in tho fishing stomuur Al Footer was
fired from u 1:! inch stool mortar and
weighml mm pnlllltll‘ l‘uptulu Frank
llcnth, the mluumudlnp ullivor of tho
proving grounds, suys tluit tho lill‘itlllilf Al
Foster Wu» N'ull approaching from the
south by him uud l.li‘llii‘lll\l|l l'lorro. who
niglltud tho gun. and llrulu‘l‘ urrungmuonts
wuro mudo fur the nllul to drop nlrout bull
umilouwuynud to tho nustwunl of tho
steamboat. 'l'lu-ruwzw no duugor tolhn
stcumur or puss-vulture Wllnlui'vr.
Johnson llrriurml a Professional.
llMtrroun. illuy fun-Jilin American
Cyclist says lbut f'imlrmuu iildoou of
the National l.. A. \i‘. tuning board has
found John H. Johnson gulltyof violation
of tho ansutour rm: on rules of the Magus
of American When mun alter a thorough
investigation of his case nud has declared
him a professional. Johnson will prob-
ably leave for Franco immediately, where
he will join the professional contingent
in Paris and henceforth ride for money.
[unread treat Ills I's-nth Wits.
La Pom-12. ind. May lll.-~Alli'lllllll
hymns was granted a divorce from his
tomb wife. The evidenoe disclosed the
factthat Ryuies' last wife was his first
bride, and that ho had married night oth-
er aspirants for his emotions before he
was again wedded to his first wife.
Light lentencs tor Manslaughter.
Dunno. hlny lo.-.lossph Duds. mn-
victud of manslaughter in killing Anton
Runnik in his saloon. was sentencndhy
Judge Thus to two yarn and eight
Months in the penitentiary.
m..... llot to: stay.
i Aromas, 'XanH May 10.-A hmlud
srsportcd bowing in western ass.
'i'hsihsrtnometn test toodogress lathe
:‘ mm
Humanism“ ”l“
a. in w—s ~m§
for l . ,
and Children.‘
nihilism?
prepared with milk, superior to
all the specially prepared “pack-
; age foods,” at a tithe of the cost.
g
lllrervtln s or re arin Franklin
Infant aural stvn id “Faun:w Dry ilmr-
ouilbiy in a warm own allure of liuhi. emu-t
broudmadenf be Franklin Mills Finn Floor
of the lintlre heal: pound them firm in n
morinrnr roll them flno on the hrs-ml lmnrd.
{mus through uflue elm-o. nnd with tho ilour
has obtained thicken lmllllm milk.
HAWK. Tl'f‘rt‘tn Frank. A. If. M.“ of
lm‘kportJ. Vast-rs: "ll but lwvn uml by
ll‘
putrons for l nourishing of infants.
"I
wiytb complete lillcct'ss.
able receipts and opinions of null-d
s flour! for llmrklt-t containing vuln-
'plsyslciunn nncl cits-mists.
Always Ask For "Franklin Minn."
All Lending Grown hell it.
y Franklin Mills buttoned, ll. Y.
M“O‘OMM
so‘uln itsihfilfittfitst
of Washington street.
Open daily from 9 to )2 a. m.. and from lto
.. m.. and on Saturday evenings from O to B
Wlnlemt allowed on deposits.
\LDEN HULMANS. Prcet.
JOHN H. FERRli-l. Vice-Prest.
,llll-lN H. RNAPP. Sec and Tr».
FERTILIZERS.
Superphosphaie of lime,
Ground Bone.
Potato Manure.
Mapes’ special Fertilizers,
Idme,Ashes and Barnyard
Manure retailed at whole-
price. by
RAYMOND BROS.
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New 1' or}: Announcement.
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The Best in the Market.
All who desire to buy reliable Furni-
ture in moderate priced or more costly
grades will find our stock the most
advantageous to select from for these
reasons: It represents the productions
of the best makers only, and is the
largest and most varied in America.
The completeness of our sssortments can
best be understood from the fact that we
exhibit more than (we hundred and My
dWrrmf Bedroom Sets in every variety of
wood, over 70 patterns of Brass Bedsteads, as
well as endless'linss of l’arlor, Drawing
Room, Librnry and Dining Room Furniture
oi the most artistic styles, and ranging from
the modest and Inexpensive to the most elsbv
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la a word. every article required for use. comfort
and adornment in the household can he had with
in plainly marked moderate price at. our
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(Adloinln. ldsn Muses.)
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TO ADVERTISERS.
Changes cannot be , guaran—
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ed in. Every reasonable effort
will be made to accommodate
patrons, but change cannot be
insisted upon as a right {unless
copy is sent in by 2 o'clock
in the afternoon of the day; oe-
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Via 01d Point Comfort. Vs.
~700 suns or ocean mantr—
. 0n the Beautiful new steamships of the
OLD DOMINION llllE
Affordlng Rest and Recreation.
These trips'sre idealist: a considerable por-
tion is made through the quiet waters at the
famous Hampton Roadsand Potomac ”was
and there is little likelihood of seasickness.
Alsotlckets on sale. with privilege of nails
or returning by rail.
Write for particulars of these sndfiother dar
lightful trips to a;
(lid llominlos Steamship Conpasy.
Pier 20, Iorth Iiver. low '01..
W. L. fluillsnden. Viceol’resideut and Trai-
flc Manager. r112 Om
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vestment for your ard earned savings, and
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THE OOIlllOlllllll Billllll llFE
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Conn. it odors
as good security an ear that human skill can
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all 'careful inVestmente. and doing business
In suit by localities of this country only.
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'mentiy rvmrnwl from lu-
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lenmss. Missal and
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_ numerous Mllt’nll in cw
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am
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138 West 34th Street,
' New York i‘lty,
tnvillas-s!" r triad—v
or
ill‘t' and other may
, Only the most advanced
4 ,-' scientific trastmerlt; no
' humbu ounce or
kin of an kind. use vi
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mu . Ubstlnatesnll ho'
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lfyon want your horse clipped quick-ltd
olesu. call on
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main St"
W South Norwalk.
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~BETWEIN—
NEW YORK,.
AND N ORWALK.
TH E l’liffl‘l‘llllfilll‘
cm or unnwnx. ‘
will no rum
Will leave Pier 28, E. 3.. Beck“
street, New York. at 5 p. m.
leave Norwalk, 15 p. in. South “or
walk, coo p. m.
Freight received from 'i s. in. to gr. as.
Upons llcstion tosfentsthe tyof
Norwalk,p&gle and Vn cats will be sent
forspscisl lots of freight anywhere b
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