Flavor, combine to make B. L. Tobacco the kind that suits everyone. The Leading . Bread - Flour OF THE WORLD! iMllii bamls node in one llsy noon son rue vnhwwonn'rfiz‘ _ Insist on your grocer sending you Newborn-Crosby Company’s ' ‘ SilPElllAllVE. ‘BobensJuckeriGoodwin mm. seems FOR cons. too me an, HARTFORD, or ‘INTRIIITNIIING W i. i. Shepard and ill Scull “09—— The Great New York Specialist. The ‘ Doctor Prevailed Upon to line Dis Great Remedy Placed in the Bands of the iii-mists. This is the most wonderful production of science in the nineteenth century. misnotepetent medicine. but a iprescrip- doughy)!“ ndodon scientific principles and mby Scott in his extensive practice for wrought a “blown dcrf 1T ”dig” are a mp won a an vs blion-endow Ne doctor's parlors for saeauh extent tie the demand upon the enduientioa of the doctor for his medi- frctnlemp who could not visit New city. t became a matter of dirt to plenbywhich the general n lie y. f Wtfihbt this gennlno.sv u:ble or purposoA po toSouth Norwell to srrau lnson. tioutb Norwelk. and permit them to leap in soil thist wonderful blood remed. meteble. end excellent tone .a blood purliior unexcolicd. mule nothineceneqhal. r. new has life too th at Mama. knowledge srstsndl diseases. a few or eronsmed t: Kid pay it liver t.slok headache. muscular r enme- psie. hl of appetite. constipa- ”minnow his, cancerous homers. sin ceterrh salt rhonm. pimples on we. «mm bolls, cum: female week- named”. d rngrlete have received first consignment and would invite all iooe'll ‘snd become acquainted with 0 lntendtak Min tom Dr. noott s hisarseperilia. Wu.— ‘0 Pills liars to be Used with Dr. , Scott’s. “-108 BALI. Bil-ww- ' L I. Tomllnscll, teeth llomslil; u‘nn ll. ll. llals Ismail. int] JACOB M. LAYTON . iiilllidlctilfliliiiiiiililllti Emil lllll llliliiflllilll i'i‘leketsasdlteri ‘h‘hs as and lost real Wits Past “death Norweil. (it and? Acknowledgment: . . W“. W WnWflm. Hwy—.m...‘ Moos Watahad have leased Vilnius Quad of police under Captain Kaine, ”anaemia-amusing, wanH'Oersool-ssimdlsl'artofdm “Ammunition. Wisunlcron, Del, Aug Bi.-—‘1‘wcnty than were brought here “from Penn‘s drove. N. 1.. andiodged in jail, charged with violating the neutrality laws in hav» ing organised a hostile expedition to Cu. ha. They are still here in custody of the United States authorities and will be arc reigned on Monday. The names of the aceueedare Pedro Bolaucour, Edward Saurl. Guardo lauds, Manuel Loyola, Antonio Ruiz. Edward Mono, Fredrlcc Montal‘vo, Jose It. Comes, Frank Coulis, Justo Cavono, Pablo Esteban, Gorado M. Demons, Frank Nevada. Martino Marian, Vincents Caul— io, Pablo Menccai, Ysmaei Cojes, Romans Parasa, Brsulin Pace and Casono Tomato. They are all from Philadelphia and New sued by the treasury department It has been suspected for several months that a Cuban lilibustering party was at work in this city. It is learned that they have headquarters at 717 Market street , hero, and that at least one, if not more, expeditions to Cuba have been dispatched from this city. ties here were notified by DetectiVeGay- lord of the Pinkerton agency in Philadel- phia that another expedition was about to take its departure. Detective Gaylord and several of his associates came the next day. United Stdtcs Deputy Marshal How- san E. Manon and several assistants, to- gether with the police authorltics, have been keeping a close watch ever since. The Authorities Were Posted. They noticed a number of suspicious characters loitering about the cigar store in the neighborhood of the headquarters of the Junta and discovered that one of these had gone to the office of the Charles Warner company and chartered the tug Taurus to carry freight to Poona Grove. They shadowed the tug until she left her wharf in this city at midnight Thursday night. It was known beforehand by the an. thorities that the alleged filibustering par- ty was to wait at Penna Grove forasteam- sr tocomo from Philadelphia to take them to Cuba. The name of this steamer is not known, but it was learned that she was not expected to arrive at Penna Grove un- til midnlght last night. The pursuing party, therefore, permit ted the men that were watching lead their freight and embark their pa ngers without molestation and saw them sell in the direction of Ponns, Grove, whither some of the detectives had been sent to await developments. At 5 o'clock Friday afternoon Marshal Lennon, with several assistants, Detective Gaylord and two of his associates and a boarded the tug Media and sailetffi“ Penna Grove. There they found the pan ty who had chartered the Taurus loung- ing about the railroad station and put them under arrest. When they overhauled the freight in the hl‘i of the Taurus, they found that it consisted of 27 cases of figs, a large quan- tity of ammunition, provisions, clothing, etc. All of this was seized, and the party returned to Wilmington. None of the prisoners has been permitted to make any statemmt, and it is not thought that they will be until they are arraigned in the court. . An expedition very similar to the one which came to grief Friday put to sea in the tug Bertha about three weeks ago, and it is understood that its members were safely landed in Cuba. The First Arrest of the KIML This is the first arrest of the kind made in the United States since the Cuban in- surrection began, and it is made upon the order, it is said, of Secretary Carlisio. The men arrested are all natives of Cu- ba. They are from various parts of the country, but the majority are from New York, and two of them claim to be Amer- ican citizens. When the Meteor reached the month of Christiana crook, the Taurus was seen at the pier at PcunsGrove About the same time the suspected lilibustors sighted the ofiicers' boat, and with a glass they could be seen leaving the Taurus and hurrying to the Ponns Grove picnic grounds, each one carrying a bundle or avalisc. The oilicers landed, and thou the Cubans broke andfau. Seven were caught in the grove and arrested Thirteen ran toward the station. They were overtaken, and the oilicera. with drawn revolvers. made prisoners of them all. Captain Kano made them throw up their hands. The Cubans obeyed and were searched. in their palm— ets were found various weapons, mostly rcvolvors of the finest make After the capture the men were marched to the Meteor, pnt aboard and brought to this city. . Tho Taurus. with the 30 cases of arms. etc" was also brought here Cu- bans and arms were taken to the United l'ltatm courthouse. All the. affected men are intelligent, dead on every side sympathy is expressed over their arrest. The people here say it is a shame that men are prevented from . fighting for the liberty of their friends and relatives. on! Liberty nail (toss to Atlanta. Pulmostruls. Aug. iii "The cityre- celvcli judicial mascot to send the old Libllrty bell to the Atlanta exposition. President Judge Thaycr of tho common pleas delivered a decision dismissing the bill in equity recently filed by a number of prominent citizens against Mayor War- wick. In this an injunction was asked to prevent the proposed trip on the grounds, among others, that it would be putting the bell to other than its proper and iegiti mate uses. fir. Bissau st lesion. litmus, Mass" Aug. aha-Ex Postmas- tor General Biml has joined his family, whoareependlng the season hm. llr. ' beach. so. Bless! Calls on ttss mac-t. Batman liar. Mass. Aug. and}: president. visitor in person and tiilsteinthesftsrnoon. . tilled the debate. When he attempted to was colnpsliod to sit down York and were arrested under orders is- . On Monday the United States suthori- . Bissei says there is no truth whatever in the report that he has been shared the . place on the United mat? supreme court Postmaster General Bissol called upon the .Ciovelsnd received the entertained him an- of “them Bradloywastc horseponodand upon the debate, the noise and disturb- ance of thoamwdwas so great that ho W. P. Thorn, Dornooratio chairman, sane and appealed for order. but the crowd paid no attention to him. Colonel Bradley attempted again and again to speak. six times in all. but failed to got a WILLIAM O. BRADLEY. ' bearing. Seeing any attempt to speak was in vain, he gave it up, saying that the noise was more than he uonld stand and refusing most positively to proceed further. Than the Democratic disturbers began calling for Hardin, and when he came for- ward ho was glowing with rage. Ho mo- tioned his hands for quiet, and when there wasla lull he said in a voice tilled with on: "I cannot under * any circumstances ad- dress this audience after the insults you have put upon my distinguished opponent. It is a matter of profound regret to me that Kentucky Democrats have disgraced themselves as We have just witnessed. I W . mam loundoomsltsemcoltuls x in all editorial about NWT!) Bed. til! Chance ! For the goods are all new. but next ii of‘msoy cam l'lii‘t'd by No.19 Bsc. one, a prominent Bl. Louis archimrmmotod and chewed for twenty years: two born cored him no that even the smell of to. haccc makes him slot." cure no phi . . relieved by the timely use at DeWitt'i It: bull's flora scum famous tobacco habit cure. "‘w. "you Nov’l‘o-Bso sold and entranced, by R. H. Plainted No Bonk free. Sterling Berns- dy Cm. va Yon: or Chicano. Stomach avid tom-l complaints arebrst Colic and Chains Cute. Insist on hav- 'int: lhls preparation. Dmt take any other. E i’ \VH—d aodG. C.Stlilscn. “I inn-w an old soldier who had chronic diarrtoei of long standing to have been permanently cured by taking Chamberlslu's Colic, Cholera and Di- srri as l Rnuedy,” say a EdwardShumpik, a prominent drugnist of Minneapolis, Minn “I have sold the remedy in this city for ever even years and consider it superiorloany other medicine now on two market for bowel complaints." 25 mulhliwnt botllns of this remedy for sale hyG (2 ‘llilisrm. «linguist ' Easy to tax», sure to cure no pain, nothnw lo dread. pleasant little pills. DeWilt'e Little burly Risers Beat for sick headache, biii insncss. sour stomach and constipation. E. P. Weed and G. C. Btilhon .___.______.___..____ Children Cry for Pltcher's Caetorla. When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorie. When she was a Child. she cried for Centuries When she became lifts, she clung to Castofls. ' When she had Children. she gave them Castorie. EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES. At Smcuw—SyracusoA ; Providence, :3. Second garnish—Syracuse, i ; Providence, 10. MASONIC UNIVERSITY. Knights Tomplara Said to Be Planning e 850,000,000 Institution. Boston, Aug. :ii.——Knights Templars are said to be planning the establishment of a great national university for both sexes, to be controlled by and in the inter- est of all Masons, with a permanent cn- dowment of am,ooo,ooo. 'l‘hcschcmo coir templates the erection of n suiilcicnt nuns her of fireproof university buildings to ac- commodate 10,000 students. While the child of no living or dead master Mason will be refused admission on coconut of lack of means, it will be in no sense a home or charitable institution. land on the Ohio river, near the West Vir- ginia line. _> PREMIER A FIGHTER. Hal. 0. C. Kingston of loath Anstreile florsasrhlps Ilia Assailant. Lennon, Aug. til.—Thc Chronicle has information that Mr. Sparks, a prominent landed proprietor of Adelaide, South Australia, tried to horscwhip lion. C. C. Kingston, attorney general and premier of South Australia, in Victoria square, Adelaide. in roircngc for a personal attack in a speech. Premier Kingston wroutcd the whip from his assailant and horsewhippcd Sparks instead. The men are political enemies, Mr. Kingston representing the labor interest. Can rs strike in Boston. Boston, Aug. ill.--Work at the differ— ent shipyards in East Boston In almost at a standstill at present owing to a strike among the caulkors. gowns”... . Judge Colts Dead. Bunion, Aug. lil.-—-.ludgo Coke, scorc- tary of state of North Carolina, died hero, aged it years. TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS. Alton F. Clark, a stint: broker, shot himself dead in his allies at Montreal. The Women's Sanitary association of Pearls, Illa, has decided to thoroughly cleanse the city. Lightning struck a house near Crolx, Mexico, killing five persons and seriously injuring four others. The French fishing vessel Yaclnthc laundered on the Grand hanks, but her crew of ill persons was rescued. settled upon as the data fertile opening of the Canadian canal at Sault Ste. Mario. The town of Sumner. Wash, was re- portod almost completely destroyed by lire. Miss Helen Gould is touring through Colorado in company with the Misses Warner, daughters of Vice President War- ner of the Missouri Pacific road. A negro was banged by indignant citi sons for being the father of the babyof the it year old daughter of John lemmas prosperous farmer inane pace county.“ I, ,3 l 1 mm positively decline to speak." . BASEBALL Children Cry for sinuous; LEAGUE GAMES. Pitcher's Castofla. At New York—— geinori: ....... o 2 o 5 o e 2 01—11 Children Of! TOI‘ incnnat ...... 010002100—4 At Brooklyn— Pltcher's Castoria. Brooklyn ..... ....001030010-—5 WW Louisville ........ 10200000'—6 At Boston— Boston ............ o o e 1 l c o h c— 4 "of-"h“? Cleveland ........ ii 2 0 0 0 0 2 l 1— 8 We offer rns hundred dollars reward for At Philadelphia— any case Meals-uh that cannot be cured by I’hiifldcipbifl.... 3 ‘3 0 T 0 0 1 0— 8 Heli'aCmsrrhl'unI Chicago........;. 5 0 o 1 o o 0 0 0-» 6 F.J.Ciil€‘ m &(YI).,Plops.,Toieda.O. At Baltimorlr— We, lire sum-mun"). hsvs'known F. J. Pittsburg -------- 0 0 . 1 0 0 0 0 0- 1 Chrnty lorlhc la~t lfiyears. and believe him ‘Bnltiggoro ........ 0 Q 3 2 i l 0 l '— 8 periel-iiy honorable in all hu-iness transac- Second gnmo— t‘ooo and'fuiifcisily ab'le' io‘ca’r‘r'v’mTtnT Baltimore ........ 4 0 0 0 1 0 “i 1 '—-10 obligationmndehytht'ir firm. Pittsburg -------- 0'0 0 0 0 0'0 0 0- 0 Wnsr&'luuax.“holcea‘c Dfflg-isfl.T0|ed¢, At Washington— 0. WAmea. Kissax dz Elam-us. Wholesale Wflahingtou ..... I i) 0 U 0 0 0 4 0— 5 DIUKKTDTB. Tuk‘do' l). St- Louis --------- 0 0 4 l U 0 0 0 1— *5 Hall‘s Calmrh Cure is taken internally,act- Second gatuc— ‘ inr directly upon the blood and mucous sur- Washington ---------------- 3 0 0 ii 1 0““ 4 faces oflhesyslem. Price manor bottle. Bold St. ““18 ................... 0 l 1 0 3 0‘- 5 Tegflmnuialzg free, It is to be built onaboautlful tract of ' Monday, Sept. ii, has been definitely by alldruggim. in] E a?» to §‘ are not necessarily things. Xct they become dear to us because of their goodness. Lorillard sRosc- Leaf Cut Plug is not a cheap tobacco. Yet it is cheap The prudent man smokes it from motives of economy. The extravagant man smokes it from choiccu-because it’s good. When your tobacco dealer asks “What kind?” lorillard’s [INST-[EAT mow“ 12-an“ But ”it want to come out with an ENTIRE NEW, STOCK, . . as we will this fall, and in order to «losses have made a reduction in the price of Men's and Boys’ Clothing which will oieeii stock. Call and we will give you prices Which surprise you. W. A. BENEIIIBT &1 l9 Main St, liomalll. _.01r_ —-GO TO— Sentinel Building. to: Hawaii. ' llullills llllI Furnished Illiiillll all his FOR THE LATEST STYLES SPRING HINTW EA'II‘. 'FHEO. OLSEN. in the town. Call and see them. ENTERPRISE RNSIN SEERERS I NINTH NNRWRLII RNRITWARE W”? 42 South Main Street. FRANIIIS & 00., Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might as well try to lift himself in a. bushel basket as to under- sell them. And at this time are showing the best line of SPRING BIRTNINE We handle nothing but the best. Cannot afford to do otherwise. 86 Washington Steel. in lnvialion is hereby u- ltndell to its people oi Ismail and vicinity to inspect our goods. lie in not claim in giveyoll gold dollars for ill-cent pieces; Ilili we will heal you fairly and jsily. W TUNES 8t NNTBNKISS, PLUMBING AN HEATING HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES at 93 WALL St. so. gone for the Victor small... 17 WALL Sir. FRANCIS&CO., RELIABLE CLOTHTERS, - South llcrwalll. Bonn.
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