.;' A few esmpfe prices:
Mlle Stove Polish, 4c. Settled Mackerel, 1 lb., 15c.
miss oil, per box. 4c. Gold Dust. , 200.
Large bottle Ammonia, pt . 5c. Corned Beef. 2-“). can, 20c.
. Baked Beans, l lb. can, lie. Roast Beef. 2-ib. can, . 21c.
W, Sauce. tic. Foil Cream Cheese, 13c.
mm. 8-lb. can, 7c. Pore Lard. 3 lbs. for 25c.
“ .W Iilk. 70. Cottoiene. 3-Ib. pail, 28c.
. , {M “usual. Sc. 6 lbs. Soda Crackers, 2.50.
» “Beans. 3-lb can, 10c. 4 lbs Ginger Snaps, Boo.
. ' Best Alaska Salaam 124:. 4 lbs. Lemon Crackers, 25c.
‘
BIG Pllllllls Small Illll:slmenls.
' Returning ro rlty will make many rich. but nowhere can they make so much within a
M time as is; origami Speculation in Grain. Provisions and Stock.
Fillt Eiflli lllllllll INVESTED can be made by our
Systematic Plan of Speculation
us. All successful speculators operate on a regular system.
is n mil-known fact that there are thousands of men in all parts of the United States
w by nstmatic trailing through Chicago brokers. more large amounts every 'rar, rang-
l a few thousand dollars for the man who Invests a hundred or two huudrc dollars up
to “(mm or more by those who Invest a few thousand.
tie also a {not that those who make the la’rgeet pronto from comparatively small fun—st-
‘tom 1
» liiliiSE Ellinllt
sultan-impregnated
.. troubles,
sced in two minutes. .
entry for the rich,
Donovan _, Building,
South Norwalk.
tsrlstbecscssofsl number of our
's‘esrlst and malarioos gigs, diphtheria and
bass and other symolicdlsssssscss ell be
i“ 000888" filter and you will not regret it. Don’t say you can’t sf-
as doctor's bill will sy for a dozen flirt-rs, which are no longer an ex-
or sale only at
RICES- REDUCED
'Tii AN ABSllllillli.
Prices when combined with qualities are the magnets of big trade. A low
price on an inferior article is a fraudulent lie. It has nothing of cheapness save its
. info “My sound.
But a low price on a standard quality is what you get from us.
Very Best Elgin Creamery Butter, 23c lb.
Best Flour, 603 a bag: $4.75 a barrel.
lIE NEW fillllf suns,
traced
s
\
33 Main Street.
Norwalk.
$lll.il
oriexi‘uatedh!
» to
wt! on this plan are persons who live away
thoroughly understand is stematic trading.
Our plan does not ris
r further information address
. THOMAS & 00.. Bankers and Brokers.
‘ ~ 24I-242 ilisito Building, tilllisllfi. iii.
the whole amount invested on on y trade. but covers both sides. so
that whether the market rises or fails It brings a steady profit that plies up enormously in a
use.
I'iITI '03 CONVIHCING PBOOI‘H. also our Manual on successful speculation and
‘ I'D-llylnrket Report. full of mono dunkinf pointers. ALI. Hall.
at“ 0min trading fully. Highest to erences n
hicago and invest through brokers who
()ur Manual ex»
regard to our standing and success.
Guests. Ind, Trude-Marks obtained and all Pat-
IQhulllIcsl Mduricd for Monthpfg f;:..
I. menu U. B. PATINT or let
Omar O ' mum ins time than I.
' ‘ "glassware!
. - asnnglun. ‘
303 um“. drawing or photo.. with drecrlp-l,
. . , We Advise. if plucnmlil: or uut, free of
On ice not doc uil atom is m-urrd. .
”“7. " ii: is to () etuln Parents," with
of same in the U. S. and foreign countries
Address. ,
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NilElinlWEli.
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its North Main St...
, I“! South Norwalk.
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South Norwaik. Ct..
' FITS!
BRACE UPI DON’T LOSE COURAGEI
Your disease is not incurable because your
physician has given you up, and you have not
received no benefit from the medicine you
have tried. not an reason you cannot br-
oured. We can pee tiveiy cure all kinda of
Fltulpllep‘tic Couvuiaion orB motio. W!
on In! IiA PofilthI ND PIIIlA-
lll'l‘ 008]! ll ALI. CASIO. We haw
cured thousands. many cases of is standing.
and given up by doctors as lnourab e. in our
”Allen’s l‘it Cure" on will find a medicine
thas never fail toeffect e s y cure.
shack our guarantu with an 0 er of sun
many person we «snot cure. Highest bank
rsfes'encss furnished on application.
l qt. bottle. saw. it on. soon.
, ALLEN IIDIOAL 00..
Washington and Water Sta. Bosnia. Mani
LADIES
lisrln from Retarded “WW Prin-
lMUNflfllltlfm and all' Irma critics of Ike
nature. will find our FIIA I'll.“ an luv
falllble cure. 'l’hey an entirely safe and W
always lnrelied upon for speedy relief. e
have at to hear of a case where they have
fsl to produce the deal result. A box
should be opt on band at of times to mvide
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Washington and Water Sta. Bostonian-lass.
lilac
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.i. n. JENNIGS.
Undertaker.
harm m‘ an ammo m.
Holmes Ads-its llisl Relations With Emily
(ligand. but laye'rhet the Girl Is New In
a Conventwunlnian lakes a Damaging
Mansion. and a Convict Talks.
Font Won-tn, Ton, Aug. 1.-Williarn
Capos. who is now in Chicago on the
Holmes case, belongs to the firm of cuppa
Jr Conley of this city, who some time ago
instituted suit against the present holders
of property owned by the Williams sisters.
The suit is brought at the instance oi the
heirs of the girls, and it is claimed that
the deeds were forged by Holmes.
Allen, the Arkansas convict. who In so
anxious to tell his connection with the
murders, was at one time in the employ
' ”of Holmes in this city. Alien wont by the
Impurities csn penetrate the filtering blocks, which can be removed.
name of Mnecott In this city, and it. is be-
licvod here that be can tell u grout deal
about Holmes and his trnnsuctious if he
wants to. Allen was on car-convict front
the prison at Joiiot.
While Holmes, or Pratt, us he was
known hero, wus living In this city he
started to put up n lurgo building. it was
objected to on the. ground that. it was at
regular fire trap, and the authorities forced
him to remodel it somewhat. in view of
the recent developments in Chicago the
authorities have mode on invostigutlon of
the building which lonvos no room for
doubt thnt Holmes had planned it for a
death trop.
One room oi. the top of the house has 12
exits by which n person can escape. while
an incioscd chute runs down to the base-
ment of the building. lll which a body
could be transferred without any one be-
ing the wiser. in this basement :1 inrge
archway had been built over tho sewer
in such is way that he could easily put in
a trapdoor opening into the sewer.
Under the floor of the house. was found
a large pit. tho. intondcd use of which can
only be coujccfurml. Holmes probabiyln-
tended this building to bc used as ho utter-
wond used his house in Chicago.
Convict Allen 'l'nlits.
LITTLE ROCK, Aug. i.—-tin\'crnor Clark
has not yet heard directly from file Illi-
nois authorities as to tho pnrdoning of
Convict Allen, who Is said to [hiriSOiL‘l val-
unblo inforuintinn in connection with tho
criminni career of H. ll. Holmes. The
governor said:
“if I out convinced that Alb-n can con‘
riot a man of murder who is guilty and
would otherwise go nnpunisbml, i would
be strongly inclined to pardon him."
When such by a reporter, Convict Allen
said:
“ My home is not lintch. and I never at
.any time passed under that silos. My
real name is (inldu‘cli. but I have linseed
under the allusion of Allen and Fogg and
was known in Fort Worth often as Mas-
oott. I can unravel the Fort Worth swin-
dle." snid be, “if I our paid for it, and i
can show that Minnie Williams was not
murdered. I heard from her a few lilonths
ago, and she is afraid to come to this couu~
When reminded that turning stub-"s evi-
dence by Quinion Wfiilltl put him in .‘i wry
tight plum and convict iloiml-s, lll' sold.
with some excitement:
“Quinlan shall ncwr bc nilowcd to how
lltllliil‘s‘ ilnngl-d. for of the two liniim-x is
much morc «if. n gcillil-inou. llllll m. for
trio. in- docs not ltlu’iti‘ nilyllling to cutter
inc trouble. if he did. I would burn left
the coumry."
Allen's present job In ilif‘ pcnitvnfiliry
is not if linrd lilll‘. ltllll lu- suys that u pur—
don would be no induccuicnt lllill‘~§ bc
could also got mine money out of it. .\'nt-
wifbsfnudiug his strungdcuiuls il i~ prob-
nblo flint Alicu iliiil Hutch :li‘l‘ llli' some
persons.
Quinlan Makes a lire-k.
Clinton, Aug. l.-—'l‘:.\|il‘l‘lllll'iiffi Wore
mode with llil' liquid found in the bottom
of the nil in illt‘ collar of ilnimcs‘ house,
llllfl if was found tlilil will-ul-Vl-l' mixvd
Willi lwnliul- or Lcrwwllc if wmlld l'lllli ll
\‘npor luv liclitliy tilllt no human being
could live in it. \Vln-llivr or not ,iioimcs
used the \‘llpnr for sulfur-Ming his victims
is not known, but tho polici- nrc inclined
to furor such is theory.
Annfllvriink lntllcclluln binding Quin-
lan to tho nib-god crimes of ii. ll. liniuivs
woe forged by on admission mode by Quill—
lnuwbcn questioned by Chief of Police
littllt'fliiilll. He sold hcwns bin-d by u illllll
nnmcd Allen to go to Fort Worth, 'i‘l-x.
At the time bc woe i-ngngcd lu- said he
find one dliy‘s umpmininnw with Alb-n,
and on the followiugdny ho sturfvd for
Fort Worth. _
Qllltilnn llllil previously clnlnu-d that in!
bad no knowledge of any crinum lililiilllllw
ted by “illllii'ii. ulthnugh in» bud admitted
that in Fort Worth luv met. null knew a
man chiiml hiascotf. Now that. Allah and
MM‘UIL are practically proved to boom
and the some mun. Qululllti‘scontriulio
tarry stories have |llf|l'l‘il him in u still
Wot-no light with tho plilli‘v.
Nays Ihe‘a In a Convent.
PlilkAiih‘iJ‘lll/i, ling. full. if. iioimw
Was flf't‘li in his coll by n reportl-r null
tlilkod freely about the l-lulrgcs lliltlll'
against. him. cspl-clnily llilmu relating hi
Emily tflgrond. lll- mliuiitmi that ho bud
botrnyed the girl Ill l'llimgo and that she
had afterward told this fact too priest,
who insisted that ii ulnrrlugo ceremony be
pcrformcd. linllnva anys that. he took her
to on obscure place in Minnesota and mm.
rind her under on assumed name, the com
merry being fraudulent. Pol. Quinlan, he
declared, knew of ilolnws' relations with
tho stifl. having found berin his room
one night when there was it fire near the
"chitin."
in May, film, the prisoner continued,
Miss (ligrnutl leftllis employ and wont
lnton cormmt, whorc she now is. Quin-
lan, he asserted, knows all nimllt her and
can produce her at any time. lloimcs odd.
ed that in Justice roQiiinlnn and “bias.
cotl.” he desired to say that they know lit:
tle about his increments.
Irniasaroms, Aug. l.-—"i think We’ll
base to wait until Holmes tulle where to
find Howard Pltsol. He knows, and We
cannot find out." Bosnia Dctrrotlvo tieyer.
who has been in men over is week hunt
loge house supposed to have helm rented
by Holmes while he was bore. So far the
me“ W“? m “in is;
re plenty, or every y rem
to a ocean is call upon the detective
i ’ ll telihimthas
and nmrnsrlousw tapers H
' imam... , “him
_ : li'e’
‘ Mike Wt friends must
that the newboet is better
' How much better-cannot be
listed. so no reasonable moat-non of
the champion of 1893 and the Vigilant of
1895 can be made except by the handful of
people who know about what the Defend-
er will give to the Vigilant in the matter
of time allcwpnoc.
Cumming this matter a reporter was
told by c yachtsman who is in a position
to know that the Defender should allow
the Vigilaut four minutes or thercohouts
on a so mile race. If this is true, the De-
fender did all that could have been asked
of her. beating the Vlgiinnt by at least
eight minutes. ‘
Just at the start the Vigilaut’s main
still was split, but the accident bud really
no appreciable effect on the result of the
race. The tour was low down, near the
foot of the soil, and tho yocht was going
with large freedom. The wind was nbonrn
and gave the two men who were sent out
on tho boom to make the necessary patch
no trouble at all. They had no difficulty
stopping the hole by sewing on new can
van, and the entire incident cannot, it is
sold by experts, militate against the Vigi-
lnut by more thnn 50 seconds at the out-
side, and probably not over :30 sec-(mils.
The weather was in furor of the Vigi-
lant all the way through. On leaving New
London it was a more than free wind. A
broad reach with wind ubcmu would bct~
tor describe. the direction of the wind,
which was almost duo southwest, or up it
had been for tWo days. it wns brisk, but
the big follows Wore able to (uirry nil soil,
including elubtopsaiis, and the wutor was
smooth enough to suit the Vigiinut in her
very best days: it bus been often said by
those who know that the Vigilaut can
beat any yacht afloat in running before
the wind.
As into as Monday a Week ago, after
she bud courteousiy yicidcd to the Defend-
er and gone about when she boil it perfect
right to stuyon the storlmurd took, off the
Scotland iigbtsbip, and sink the now blunt.
which Would not give way, she started
over the line some distance behind her up-
ponent, but nearly overhauled but within
four miles In is light wind, when thut wind
was (loud lift and splnnnk wore sot.
Wednesday it was not i sumo. Fran.
start to finish tho lh-fcnlil-r gained on tho
Vigilant, and come home so far ahead
that the doubting ’i‘bomnsos who were
asking each other. referring to tho Amcri
en’s cup rams, “Will she do?" are now
saying at burst, ‘Woll. she's the [wet bout
we ever bud." and that confession from
these people is to be thought over more
than once. it. nil-ans tilnt the splendid
win of the kiwi bout shows that she is im-
proving right along in form.
OPEN AIR OPERA. .
“Dorothy” Given on a Hotel Lawn “'itls
Great Success.
LAKE GEORGE, N. Y.. Aug. l.—'l‘ho np.
era “Dorothy. " produced on the lawn of
the Lake House, was it revolution in the
ntricnis. it mm the first time thnt opom
hos boon produced hero in the open nir.
Among those who imrticlmtcd worn Doro-
thy Morton us ilomthy. t‘ilnrics linssott
us Geoffrey Wilder and Edward M. Favor
us Lurchcr. Miss Then-nu Vaughn was nit
so out». of the loading attractions. The
iurgc lunpbithwitor crcctcd by the lloricon
lulprln'onicut company wns filled when
the curtuin was til-own up on us pretty n
imitturul sconc- us could be Inmginl-d.
Around the slum- Worl- arranged bun-
drcds of from. numug which twinklcll like
slurs humlrl-lls of im-umicsccnt lights.
'i‘ln‘rt' “'i‘f'l‘ 7:.” lights upon ilu- stage
nlnuv. whill- :lmnng lllt‘ from illsidl- lllt‘
“'llllt‘tl i‘lf'i‘li‘ Worl- l'ului‘l-li lights innunwn
able,
Miss .‘lill‘ll‘ll. bright null linppi‘ns Doro»
thy, cnpfivnic-i flu» illlillf‘llf‘i' illlil min rc-
ponfcli l‘t'i'.’lll> Iicfol'c illc t'lil'fiilli. (‘lllu‘lrs
lilissvil llllll Edward .\i. l“ll\’lil‘ wvrc illiir‘ci
pleasing. 'l'liv npcru will be f'i'ill‘illi‘ll lu-rc
thrcl- mnrc night». lloury .l, ia'siic was
tho mullugcr.
Rtrpttmtlio-r (‘lmrgs-d \l'iih ('ruelty.
l’iimliii-iVl‘l‘. Aug. i.«—-.\lr~', linud. wifc
of Julius ”.‘illll, flu» m-li known Violinist
of this city. mus nrrcstcli. charged with
crucify to lil‘l‘ lw-i strpciliillrcn. ngvd lit
and ti yours. 'l'lu- nrl‘csf WA: liilifll‘ llllill‘r
l\ wnrt‘nlif Ml'ill'li out by tho ngvlif. HE llit‘
b‘mlcty for tho Promotion of l‘ruclty ta
Children. if was ntulvd in tho clinrgn flint
thl- slcpnmibcr lurturcd flil' children. bunt
them with u but poker ltllll Illlllf‘ll out
their eyelids. 'l'llv slwicty will care for
the children. null hire. llnud will be tried
inter on.
(lormun‘e Man I'm Governor.
BALTHIURH, Aug. i.——'l'lln Ill‘tbiwrntil‘
state convention curried out the pro
gramme mode out by Senator floruinn.
John E. liurst was nonlinntcll for mli‘tli'llv
or on the first iililiot. Marion llt'Kltlll
Smith wns unnliinllmsly nmniulstod for
comptroller, State Senator (‘luirlcs f‘.
flrothl-rs of ('m-ii county wns nominated
for nttnrncy ground on the first ballot.
V .
ill: Lumber l-‘ire.
Mkmonsnk. Mich, Aug. l.-~A lumbcl
yurd fire is rilgillg llcronlld hos already
destroyed prupi'rty ill-littered nwr no nun-i
of ground nwnml by A. Spice, tho. fici'nrll
Lumber oolnwmy. liuy rihore llllmlwi
mnupnny and others. Home of the build
lugs of tlic umtcb flictory are burning.
'l’wo lives burn been lost. The loss It
widow in ‘klniolwiiil.
Endeavour sun Missing.
llim’l‘oiii, Aug. l.--Tbo liNti‘Cli for Mrs.
E. 'l’. Cardin-r. tb nlaslng Nebraska dclo
gate to the recent . ristlsn Endeavor eon.
motion In this city. continues without
avail. All the clown furnished by the rep
montotlvm of her husband lim‘o boon fol»
iowod up by the police into thin air.
Bell: Directors on Il‘riai.
81. Jons‘s. N. E, Aug. l.—-'i‘ho proso-
eution of the Union bunk dil‘t‘flwi'il, prrwi»
one to their committal by tho mprmne
court for vial or otherwise, began hers.
w and...” a»... -. ...._...... ....
unity to no lpeaker Again.
Dorms, Aug. l..-'l‘hc cabinet has do
sided not to oppose the reelection of the
Hon. William C. Gully as speaker of the
house of mmmorla.
r... modififimfli m...
Atom-r, Aug. l.—-A boy 4 years old
named James Whittelsey, while wading in
Washington park lake, was drowned.
nmw’M' ”mini... issue.
Business, Aug. i.-in the convent of
Retro nuns Wednesday til young worsen
. were resolved as nuns. »
mm
Witt m
buckwheat"
There arm‘s: the Troeps.
comm meme res INDIAIEV
fillers Ilse Been In Wholesale Slaughter.
and People Are Mm. In IMO!
moving Out-Beech M Nothin- to
Mum Thesis, and Pepe. Reigns.
Jackson's Hone, Wy., Aug. 1 (by Gen.
rlor Curtis to Market Lake, ldpi).——Wo are
In the enemy's country, where the besieged
settlers are. The enemy's country looks
very mild. There are at least 35 babies In
this one house that is called “Wilson's
ranch,” and a proportionate number of
ml'itltcrs. ‘
We arrived here—Sergeant Curtis and
myself—n few minutes ago, utter a tortu-
ous climb of Seton pass and long, dizzy
fording~of Snake river, and, strange to
my, the first persons we spoke to in Jack-
son’s iiolo were not frightened settlers
moviugout, butts colilpnny of Utah pcople‘
moving In.
A quick ride across the pinion at the
foot of the mountains brought us to the
heart of tho nflllctcd country—Wilson’s
rnuch. '
There are about 25 men bore now, the
others liningnut scouring to sccwhore the
Indians lire.
There is one company of scouts number-
ing six men in the hills to the north, 1?
with Smith in tho Gyros Vcntre country
and nine in tho Holmck region to the
southward. Their purpose is to worn the
settlers of it possible hostile return this
way by the Indians.
Although the reports of o wholosnlc
nuissucro in this country which have been
soul. out by persons who were too fright-
ened to realize what they were doing are
untrue, still tho situation is universally
considered to be very serious, nnd the real
troubli- is not yet fuirly begun.
The Settlers up Fortified.
At this writing tho‘fiicttlers have forti’
find themselves nt- two [mints in the hole.
The larger party is at Bishop Wilson's,
about five miles below Mnrysvuic, and
consists of about 30 persons all told, men,
women and children. The balance are
fortified in Cunningham's, at the lower
end of Jackson's lake, about if) miles from
Wiimu’s, and consist of about :35 persons.
A lurgc number of the settlers left the
some of trouble for the Tcton basin, 60
miles to the northwest, as Acting Indian
Agent 'i‘ctcrs of the Fort Hull agency and
Athiflmt fjonornl Stitzcr of the state mili~
tin had sent word for all worm-n and chili
drcn to In”? tho hole, as the Indians were
determined to lmvomvcnge for the deaths
of Ilwit‘ cuulmdl-s. All is quiet at tll'f
time. and no cncountor has been reported
since the wounding of Cnptuin John
Smith on July 323 in Devil's bond, on the
Bros \‘l-nlrc river, of which accounts have
already been sent out.
it is impossible to get hoidof more than
one side of tho diliiculty which has
brought on the trouble in this section, and.
thot is the scttlcrs' side. They claim that
they nrc noting under the gumo laws, and
that cvcry law abiding citizou In this
country is determined Ioprutoct the. game,
and the low is «molly unforced against
the ludinus and the white mcn.
Tho sctticrs wear the appearance of men
who um prepurod for any emergency.
hicef thcm where you will. nud they have
n rifle. n sixshontor und twu bolts of cor-
tridgcs, one on their pursuit and another on
the horn of the saddle.
Tlir‘ lilf‘l that no Indians lmvl-bccu soon
for scvcrnl days Is “'I‘ll considered on unli-
lllllli-i sign born. for it is Well known that.
the country is full of them. and they are.
Continually bring rcpnrtcd bonding this
wny from ill-Igilimt-ing reservations.
(hivernor Richards on the Treaty.
(‘llnlcxxlg Wy, Aug. l.-«i?u\‘l'rfiilt
liicbunis tlill“ not ililcrprct the funny
with tho Sillishoncs and tho llunuocks iii
the smili- light ilu' Agni" Tutor.
"if any right wns grnntcd. if wnsfo
hunt upnil lllllll'i’llltlt‘ll binds of ”iv l'llit-
l‘il Stall-s. " llll' gm‘vi'lini' now.
"The lands ill Jackson‘s liuionmi \‘icinv
ily lli'i' lilil occupicd us conicmplatmi by
llit‘ lrcuty. .\lnrm\‘rr. iH prlicc lines not
exist lll‘l\\l‘i‘li tllcwliitcs ului the indi-
illlH. lin- lillli‘l‘ cannot hunt llll‘l‘l' unllct
tho frmly. “
'l'lu» mm-rnnr says illill be is pcrmuniiy
llf‘illlllliilt'fl Willi :i very grout majority of
file pcnplu of .llu-igsull's liniculul lemurs
ilil‘ili lo lw industrious, llllt'lllflllll, law
abiding f‘llllt'fis. Rlif‘ll ilrl ltrl' Ili‘t‘llt’il to
build up u now nllilt‘.
Ran Across a Starving Crew.
l’iliLAoizl,l-lii.i. Aug. i.-——f‘uptoin (ick-
ninmn, lll comnuiud of the iiicnnwr Iinfis,
from Surdlvnbllm, flnrmnuy, touched this
port. llu says lhnt on June :20, in lutitllllc
lti north, longitude 27 west, he fell in with
the News ril-uilu ship Lonnie llnrrell, You»
should. for liomburg. ’l‘hc liurrcii eig-
nnicd tbnt nlw was out of provisions and
flint her crew of 3.") liif‘ll were on the verge
of starvation. Enough ratiouu m-rc placed
on bulmi of but to lost during the toyligc.
Omaha Ilsa Two l’ollre Forces.
OMAHA, Aug. l.»~ ~'l‘lu-sltnntlon inflnlo)
llll over the i f'l‘nrta of ”W A. l’. A. in get
i‘nllli‘lil of fin- police force is iii-l'ntliillg
lllilrt‘ Ni'i‘liillfl hourly. 'r‘Til'lilllt't‘ {unit-u
will be doing business In the city within
iii hours. A collision is iinilllncnt. The
A. l’. A. lllll‘l‘l‘flll lllmi orgmlizlid and
filled it police form to do their bidding.
'l‘weiss Killed by an tbsrthuunke.
imitiunt, Aug. l.-rrA rilspntch in The
Stamford from licriin says that o novel-o
mrtllqllokc inwwcllrrrsl ntiho liuaslun
town of Krmnurmlsk, on the (landfill sea.
which is the site of the roost noted lins-
sion military post null fortress in the
tmtisdinspinn region. It is reported that
ill persons were killed.
.Dlsen Won on I Feel.
interim, Aug. l.-f.imrgo Dixon, the
champion fmlhorwcight puglilat ii the
world, won on a font in the fourth round
a contest with Tommy (.‘onneily, ifs-ama-
teur feathemoigbt champion pugliistoi
the world. The light was under the ans
pious of the finish Athletic club in Union
Park hall.
um““.£';"6.u c... suicides.
Monsieur, Mil, All“. l.-~Dl'. A. K. Roll»
inson, manager of the Gold Core institute
here, cut his throat and died soon after
ward. Robinson was formerly in lawyer in
grind circumstances and was nus-fled to
the daughter of General Weaver of town.
calms. mgui‘...
Ptamtiltii. N. Y.. Aug. Lav-altruism“
lngoftbebosrdofdireotmsoftbetlatbo
iis “In sum to tie held on m
outlaw it letl’PbW stiletto
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ABSOLUTELY Pun:
' THE OLD RELIABLE
SWEET BAi’llllAi.
CIGARETTE
MMfMTuteiTl-e»
MORE BOLD THIN ALL 01’"
BRANDS ODMIINED t.
m m mum cm! “twink
Izw vans nJA.
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Fllll CASH llii BRENT.
You can buy, here as cheap as at any
store in town.
Do you want for cash '3
Ensmaiine Stove Pol‘ Alaska Salmon at 12c.
lab at 4c. Soused‘idackerel at 15c.
Sardines in Oil at to. Gold Dust at We.
Baked Beans at Dc. Corn'd Beef.21bs.at we.
Tomatoes 3 lbs. at 7c. Roast " “ “ " filo.
Con'd Milk at tic. Cottollne. 8 “ “ 28c.
Full Cream Cheese Bibs. Soda Crackers
at 13c. at 25c.
Fine Raisins at Be. 434 lbs. G. Snaps at 25c.
4%; lbs. Lemon Crackers at 25c. .
I am right in town; no need to pass by
thinking to do better elsewhere. I em
here to sell goods, and here is a good
place to buy.
If you are looking for ammonia buy
one bottle of my Very Strong Ammonia
at 10 cents; reduce it with water from
one to two times, and then you have bet—
ter and cheaper than any 5c trash.
Prices reduced on Flour.
Large home made pickles at 10 cents a
dozen.
Nice home grown Fruits and Vegeta-
bles here; Celery Plants to order; Black-
berries.
Osts to weigh 45 lbs. to bu., $1.10 per ,
It'eware of Ointmente for Cat-nix that
Contain Mercury.
“mercury will surely destroy the sense of
tern when entering it through the mucous sur-
faces. Such articles should never be used ex-
cept on prescriptions from reputable physi-
cians. as the damage they will do is ten fold
to the good you can possiblyderive from them.
ilaii‘sf‘atarrh Cure. manufactured by F. J.
Cheney & (‘o.. Toledo. 0.. contains no mer-
cury. and Is taken internaliy,acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system.
sure you get the genuine. it is taken internal;
ly, and made in Toledo. Ohio, by F. J. Chaos
8: Co. Testimonials free. ‘
”Sold by druggisfs, price 7:. cents per bot
tic.
*
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euranoe when FOUR CENTS is DAY WILL
iNhiJRE YOUR LIFE For who 1'
0r ii Rent» a Day Will liive ion an Endow-
ment of Milli. payable to yourself if you live.
With insurancedikc everything eise.the best
Is the cheapest.
ierURE 1N Tl":
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
LIFE INSURANCE Company,
of ilartford.
s. 8. L’Hommedleu.
Ill Willlilllilllll Si.
WAGO NS
Buggies. illusions, catfish:
tnflflsllisflss. sit.
Pricafl t0 Stilt All.
momentum
Henry Tilly.
ifflililiE
R WAYTON.
fills Fanny trill. it lest, tress
illsentsil.
oils Netting lllff, it lest.
fills Fourteen-fest ttlll.
Ills Testis-fest Fsllsesr.
one literal less Follower.”
fills mill-Feet Fellow.
oils till-Fest Fsilsesr.
sleet miscible teats. at lest prion.
monogamous
restore“! it
rant
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iBBEMIBBE
Why take the chance of dying without ln- 1
&
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sun-iiandmmpietciy derange the whole eys- ’
in buying Hall's Caturrh Cure be! .
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