which" nowofleratprleresuretoclcseihem out.
robber boar, sister plain, wire-bound, or cotttou covered. in 25
to per foot. . ’ ' ' /
, , 10, styles. less than net cost. ,
Whiting, 12» yard; 12c liaising. 9c yard.
' “‘W Refrigerators. Bil per cent. discount.
menu-commie up.
. Mann. from “.60 up.
atom less than cost.
herb seem, 6x8. 8x8, 8110, from 90c up.
double sedan, Ice Cream Freezers, from $185 up.
lands of Fancy Glass. Chins, Crockery, lamps. Bric-a-Brsc, etc.,elc.
' get ready for Fruit Jars, remember “ we are in it.”
.3. Sturtevant
ir Wife—AFull Cupboard
, [HAT MORE NEEDS A FELLOW,?
lAprofit‘alile place to visit.
A» few prices will serve as imitations:
1236c fleet Soda Crackers. 6 lbs. for 25c
. 95c Beet Ginger Snaps. 4 lbs for 250
180 Best lemon Crackers. 4 lbs. for 250
20c Beet Rice. ii lhe. for25c
Sic Best Oatmeal. 5' lbs. for Se
8c Best Codllab. 3 lbs. for file
13c Best Lard. 3 lbs. for fie
4e Babbitt'a Soap. t barslfor lie
,_ 7 , Dc OzoneScap. «bareforfiic
, {m not box. to Best Starch. 6 lbs. for as
Ankh of your neighbors " which flour is the best? " and nine will answer
“SP-I4 75 per barrel; 00c per bag. Sold only at
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Braves, Aug. Slim—A portion of Go
hotel. the none of the frightful divest?
is still standing, gaunt and sinister, cou-
stanlly threateningto crash down upon
those dclvlngin the ruins at any moment.
The search for victims has been carried
on with the utmost energy constantly, with
the aid of 20 are lights. Flames broke odt
afresh in the wreckage last night, and the
fire engines again poured water, still fur-
ther impeding the work of rescue.
Among the missing is included Elmer
Pearce, the night engineer, who is said to
have entered the hotel just before the 'ex-"
plosion occurred. It is to this man's care-
lessncss that the disaster is attributed:
The bodies of Peter Gumry and General
Adams are still in the ruins. Judge
James Glynn, who was at first supposed
to have been in his room at the hotel,
turns out to he at Holyolic. Colo, where
he was spending Sunday with friends.
A‘ vast throng surrounds the building‘
on every side, pushing forward us far as
the fire ropes will allow. The police are
constantly guarding against any one slip-
ping through the lines on account of the
great danger that the front of the building
may fall.
arrayed "0.0119 to B0 Rescued.
The scenes surrounding the death of
James Murphy, a contractor, were heart-
rendlng. The firemen ngaged at the roar
of the building hoard Eho agonizing cries
from the mun that ho was burning and
asking them to continue to play the wa-
ter. After a few hours’ heroic work the
firemen reached him. His two lowcrllmbs
were pinioned between two heavy joists.
After the most hcrculcun odorts, with
dense smoke blinding them, the firemen
released Murphy's left leg. At this mo-
ment a sheet of flame compelled them to
withdraw. Murphy then offered hisrcs—
cuers 810,000 to get him out and pltoously
demanded them to chop his log 03. A
second later the west wall collapsed and
covered Murphy with tons of ruins. Mr.
Murphy, collie to Denver from Omaha six
years ago.
Mrs. George R. Wolfe, from Lincoln,
Nob, visiting Mrs. Schiulttcl. was la vie-
tim of the catastrophe. She was accom-
panied by her fryoar-old daughter. Mrs.
Wolfe's husband is a prominent tobacco
manufacturer of Lincoln. He had left
there for a tour of Ciduradu.
J. A. Brown and J.. L Kirk of Omaha
are among the missing. They registered
at the Gumry on Sunday afternoon and
have not been seen since the explosion
Mrs. Brown telegraphed an inquiry from
Omaha, and Chief Gouldlng answered
that there Wcm littlohopoa of her husband
being alive. A suit of clothes was found
in the ruins of the hotel, in the pockets of
which was is LOGO mile railroad book
bearing the noble of A. Stuckoyund a let-
ter addressed to Miss Hallie Layton of
Belvidcrc, Ills.
A Dairyrnan'a Sumerian.
M. E. liaison. a dairyman of this city,
was in the ruins ten hours before he was
hrscucd. His injuries are u crushed arm,
acvcrul confusions and the shock to his
nervous 8)‘.-ilt'lll. Mr. Loisun sold:
“I was more inclined thmi pinioncd, us
only my left leg and my right arm Were
hold down by Weights. You cumin! have
the slightest idcu of my feelings on I lay
thorn in the lmttoni of tho lllh’it‘llll‘lll with
all the ruins on top und umuud lili'. bour-
lng tha-cxcruriutingi'rii-sof the dying and
tlmsv in ugunyulul bcing almost overcome
by the shock. and also soaked with Water
and ulmust drowned mid ll‘lll‘llllt that the
next minute I Would be buried ullw."
The total loss cuuscd by the explosion
and fire lsubout 075.000. The Gumry ho~
tcl was \vorth ubout $53,000 and bod
58mm worth of furniture. it is a total
wreck, but was insured for $25,000.
The .‘ll'Mlillll block, which stunds next
to the (luxury. wuu also heavily dnnmgcd.
The loss on the building is ubout 8:15.000.
The Dead and Missing.
Following are lists of the dead and
missing em for us yrt ascertained:
Dead—Potlu- (luxury, owner of the ho
tel; R. C. Gricncr, munugor of the hotel,
oon-lu-lnw of Peter Gumry; Mrs. ii. 0.
liriimcr, clerk of the hotel, daughter of
Potcrilumry; child of Mr. and Mrs. R.
C. (irioncruicneral Charles Adams. Mam
ltou. Colic; Al Bloke, Pueblo, Colo;
Myron iii. lluwlcy. l'niou Pacific railroad
clerk, Denver; James Murphy, contractor,
Denver; George Burt, {mugs-r conduct-
or on the Rock island railroad. Colomdo
Springs; Mrs. l'. it. Wolf und daughter,
Lincoln, Nob. ; thmochumbormuldn, names
unknown; one bollboy, name unknown;
E. M. Edwards, butcher, Denver.
Missing—Gripper, father of it. C. Grinn-
er, muuugcr of the hotel; liud Burns, Col’
oriulo Springs: W. J. Carson. Pueblo,
Coir»; F. French and Burt Lat-sch, both
of l3cntml‘l7ity, Cola; E. i". McCloakcy,
Canon City, Colo. ; .ludgu Glynn, Lead-
vlllc,(lolu. :Elmor Poiirci',.l. A. Brown and
J. 1.. Kirk.
“'hat Caused the Holmes “Castle” lira.
(lino/um, Aug. Sit—«Tho pollm believe
that the 1er In the castle of R. H. Holmes
was of incendiary origin. Several people
living hour the burned building new two
men enter the house shortly before the fire
broke out and Icuvo with grout bustc. A
search revealed it half mm of gasoline in
the secret suilrwuy loading to the bane-
merit.
Parish-rat Favors Combination.
NEW YURK. Aug. Sid—Dr. Charles H.
Pnrkhurst will return to New York on
Sept. 12. It is stated that be Intends to
gointo the owning campaign to defeat
Tammany Hall with as much dctcrminw
tion on he went into the flghtlast full.
The doctor will favor a combination ticket.
Johnson Wan Easily.
Touorro, Aug. tin—Tho match race
betwren John H. Johnson, the professional
champion, and Fred W..Young, the Cana-
dian, took place tailors 3,000 people. John-
son put in his own pacemakers in tbc‘llrsl
heat and won easily in 9:17 Hi.
chamomi- Charged With has-sing.
Pull-.Mllihl'llla. Aug. 80.4w W
Terry, a (ammisslon merchant, was held
under ball charged with embankment of
funds from the Church of the Annuncia-
lion.
MIHIHQMM
to make any investigation into the Ku-
cbeng massacre. The .Times’ dispatch
adds that soldiers are enaged in plunder
ing the people, who feel that the foreign-
ers are the'causc of their suffering. and
that therefoge the latter should be de-
stroyed. Further incendiary placards
have been posted at Canton.
Barnacle, Aug. 20.—-The prefect rent
with the commission toKucheng, together
with the Chinese official at Kucheng, has
refused to allow the presence of the. con-
suls during the eaaminntlon of the prison-
ers. The matter has been referred to the
Viceroy. Serious trouble Is feared.
Wasnilo'rol, Aug. 20.—Thc onlclals of
the Chinese legatlon have no information
throwing any light on the reported refusal
of the home government to permit the
members of the mixed British and Amer-
ican commission to investigate the Ku-
cheng massacre. In fact, the legntion has
not yet been apprised officially of the ap-
pointrnent of the commission.
If the reported action of the Chinese be
correct, it is apparently not a matter of
very great surprise to the officials of the
state department here. They attribute
any refusal of the local authorities to per-
mit the commission to investigate the
troubles to the Well known desires of the
Chinese to conduct such inquiries by their
own people, the dislike to having any in-
terference by outsiders and to the general
suspicion with which they look upon for
eigners.
THE Emcee FORGOT.
flat I Timu- For Burglars, but Killed
Himself With It.
SUFFOLK, You. Aug. 20,—Benjamin E.
Cmss, a grocer, was shot by a trapgun,
sustaining injuries terminating fatally.
His store hud been robbed recently, and,
thinking to be prepared for the next ma-
rauders, Cmss set an old army musket in
the rum heavily charged, with a nicely
adjustiad wire attachment to the trigger.
He put out the lights about mldnightand
was preparing to close the doors when he
returned to the back of the store to get a
forgotten [nukago
Forgetting the trapgun, he struck the
danger wire, which discharged the piece.
He received the load of shot in the leg
near the knee. [loctors were. summoned,
but owing to the great loss of blood they
could not snve the life of Cross, who leaves
a wife and two children.‘
There Are others.
Wasmyo'rox, Aug. 20,—Tho recent de-
cision that via-Senator Runsom's appoint-
ment as minister to Mexico was unconsti-
tutional has started reports that various
other officials are illegally holding office.
Among the crises suited is that of Judge
McKenna. who while serving as a mem-
ber of congress wus appointed circuit
judge of northern California.
An Old (Wonder.
Buumrzrou'r. Conn, Aug. 20.——-Thc
postal authorities have received Will‘d that
J. W. Adonis. whose concern was declared
fraudulent, is u swindlcr numcd Poorl-
mun, who was couvictml of fraud in Eng‘
land three years ago um] skipped n hull of
£10,000. lie is now lmlicvcd to be in New
Jersey.
Peacemaker Fatally Shot.
HAILETMI, PIL. Aug. flit—fluorite Chis-
ncl quurrcll-il with Nicholas li‘lchtcr, his
stcpwu, and during the ultcrcutiou drew
ii revolver. Mrs. l'l.. moi run between the
mun just us l‘hisncl fired. Two bullets
took effect in thc lll\\'l‘l' part of her body,
inflicting wuumls tliui will prububly prove
futul.
Marshal linxaine'a Son Dead.
HAVANA, Aug. 20,——lt is reported that
Sergeant Francisco Buzuinc, son of the
into French Murslml Buzoinc, died of fc.
vor in Song". The steamers to the mines
at J uroguu, province of Santiago do. Cuba,
have. [won supplying the insurgents with
ammunition.
Three Hundred Reported Killed.
Vilnius, Aug. fill—Trieste papers re-
port that an explosion destroyed the artil-
lery barracks at Toula, Russia, and that
800 men were killed, including many offi-
cers. Tho barracks were found to be com-
pletely undermined. Many urrcslhs have
been made.
llnn 0'", Walked Home and Died.
llulinv, Conn, Aug. 20.-—-(3bnrlos Mc~
Kuy was run over by is heavy wagon. He
walked home a lullc and 1|qu nml wont to
bed. During the night he grew worse and
(lied. lils pin-outs refused to permit the
int-(livid i-xumincr to perform an autopsy.
Shortage In Aocou'nla.
Couxwau. N. Y.. Aug. 2ll.-—Puutnina-
tor Leroy Ailmna declared that ho bud
discovered it shortugo of 02,000 in tho M:-
counta of the former lmstmnstor, William
H. Wood. ’l‘liohittor ilhclurcs his inno-
cence, but gives no exploitation.
- .....:;"w'.‘.“”.‘. m... a.
”‘ SANFORD, M0,, Aug. till—The liquor
War bore received fresh impetus when the
women mot and drew up on appeal to the
county sheriff requesting him to use his
office to free the community from tho liq-
uor trafllc.» ._ W _,--
Herbert's Distinguished (insets.
Ban Hanson, Ml‘.. Aug. Sift—Hon.
Thomas B. Brlillfl, cx-Hoiwrctury Whitney
and Soon-wry lmmont wurc entertained
by Secretary Herbert on board the Dol-
phin and New York.
«.15le m}... Players.
Pnovmsrcs, Aug. Sid—M. Steinert d:
Sons have offered» $250 gold cup to be
played for by the Providence and Spring-
field clubs at the close of the present sea-
son.
STAMFORD, (loom, Aug. 20. - Mrs.
Miner, widow of the late (ax-Governor W.
'1'. Minor, died from shock, caused by an
accident in which she broke her left hip.
. asses sumo} nose.
unreseo, Aug. film-Leonard w. Vein,
‘ mm, a mountaintop»
surrounding-i isomers-r
actedsculptor diedruldenlyatllese-
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Cheap for Cash.
Flour, Washburn's or Jones’, $4.75.
Butler, best tub, 22c; Green's Farms
Creamery, 28c.
Cottoline, 8 lb. pail. 28:; Cottoliue, ‘1
lb. pail, 9c.
Lard, 3 lbs. 25c.
Cheese, 13c.
Pork. llc.
Beans, 9c and 10c qt.
Tomatoes, beet. 7c.
Domestic Sardines, 4c.
Condensed Milk, 8c.
Salmon, 12c
3 lb. can Baked Beans. 10c.
Lunch Baked Beans, 5c can.
New goods in Crackers and Cakes of
improved quality. Compare prices here.
Country Eggs, 30c dc 7..
Ginger Root.
Home made pure Cider Vinegar.
I propose to earn a reputation for good
goods at lowest prices.
LIIIlENZIl IIIBBL
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Beware of Ointment-i for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury. '
asmercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell and completely derange the whole sys-
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cept on prescriptions from reputable physi-
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to the good you can possibly derive from them.
Hall's Catarrh Cure. manufactured by F. J.
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upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be
sure you get the genuine. It is taken internal-
ly, and made in Toledo. Ohio. by F. J. Cheney
lb Co. Testimonials free.
From by druggists, price‘75 cents per bot
tie.
Young Man 4
Why take the chance of dying without in-
surance when FOUR GEMS a DAY WILL
lNeUitE YOUR LIFE For 31ml) 'r
0r ll Cents a Day Will Give You an Endow-
ment of sum. payable to yourself if you live.
With lnsurance,llko everything else.the beat
is the cheapest.
INSURE TN THE
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
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of Hartford.
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slitit‘ltiii
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line Fancy Still, it feel, lime
mounted.
line Visiting Still, it last.
ice Fourteen-Foot rim.
fins Twelve-Foot Follower.
Oils Ilse-Feel loos Follower.”
ins Eight-Foot Follower.
, one fir-Foot Follower-
Oesl serviceable boats. at low prices.
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