'for 5 cts.
SOLD. BY ALL DEALERS.
.18 lYi’
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‘as advertised at $0 is good, and since it was
special! announced In the dentinei. new cus-
lotaers ave begun to use it with satisfaction.
bet the good work go on Why not try ll?
' I"My“? allies "article In Butlter lint, no In
1 u now on ea c a very
l’rlce 2401b. by tab. This butter would
stasis. Firkin Butter bonuht to ar.
riv: ut the filth. Price to be We for 26
ills. over. ‘
No use paying llic and motora and 0 lb.
pigs. of Hackers Bacswheat when vou can
all“ asgoodhete at 12c and Zlc. Guaran-
‘Maple Syru , best quality, low price. quart
bottles. 83c. p
White Pearl Mea‘. aclb. Try my Cut Loaf
Dries. lac qt: 480 gal.
Round Herring for our German customers.
not Salmon. 183. A new brand; try It.
£10! Pride Stove Enamel. cut .price for
5 gal. Oil Cans. cut price for cash.
5 gal. 0il.cnt price for cash.
Sweet Older that is sweet.
Hubbard Squash cheap and plenty.
Cranberries are advanced in price; line ones
imafiixed Prunes, best quality. small size
Means lac
Silver Plume. Fine.
I.Oul' Teas. always” good, never quite so good
tooth pair of our competitors.
it is not to rabs denied that they have the fetch
fag taste that attracts and ceptl vstee the cus-
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litehigau Fresh Eggs give great gratillca-
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eral carelcunssI and a very loose system
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LEGAL. TECHNICALITIES.
A Perpleaiog Question Involved In Boe-
Iall's Extradition.
Wasnlsorov, Nov. lti.—-Tho question
as. to whether Russell. the Springfield
(ills.)‘postoflice robber, who escaped to Eu-
rope from Ludlow street jail. New York,
and was afterward arrested at Brugcs.
Belgium, can be secured through cxtra~
dition proceedings is giving the authori-
ties hers much trouble.
The Belgian authorities having called
attention to the fact that their law knows
no such offense as an attempt to break in-
to and rob a postcfllce. the law olliocrs. of
the postoillce department and the attorney
general are striving to arrange the extra-
dition warrant so that It shall. whiio
properly defining the offense, still fall
within the terms of tho extradition treaty.
New York’s National Guardsmen.
ALBANY. Nov. Id.-—-Iirigadior General
Frederick C. Mchwco, inspector general
of the national guard. has just forwarded
his report of the inspection of the stats
troops for the current year to Adjutant
General McAlpin. The report is an inter
eating one and deals minutely with cvory
organization In the national guard and
naval militia, which comprise upward of
13, 000 oilicors and men. The national
guard as a body ls shown to be in magnlil
cent condition.
Agricultural Edltors Organise.
Chicano. Nov. lfi.-—-A national organi'
zation of agricultural newspaper men was
formed here, 60 papers from all parts of
the United States being represented. The
organization was named The Agricultural
Press league, and the oilicers for the com-
ing your are: M. J. Lawrence, president;
.1. W. Wilson, vice president; J. B. Uon-
nor. treasurer. The next meeting of the
league will be held in Chicago next March.
Killed by a Fall.
New Yosn. .‘ov. lit—While repairing
a window on the second floor of the lone-
ment 201 West Twenty-fifth street, Robert
Thompson fell through the opening of a
fire escape. As he fell he struck on the
Iron railing In front of the building and
crashed his ribs on the left side. He was
carried to a nearby drug store, and an am-
bulance was called Before Its arrival
Thompson had died.
The Deep Waterway Project.
Mourns: At. Nov. ill—Tho Dominion
government will appoint as the Canadian
members of the commission on thopro-
posed deep water route front the great
lakes to the ocean to cooperate with the
members recently appointed by l’rosidont
Cleveland the following persons: 0. A.
Rowland. M. R. of 'l‘oronto; 'l‘. I‘. Keefer.
0. ill, and Thomas Munro. (7. id, both
of Ottawa.
Checks For lllylhloal Persona.
Fl: ANKl-Olt'l', Ind. Nov. lit—Whiter
Brobt, tho Ilmokoopor in tho (liovor Loaf
olllco bore. was orrostod charged with
making out chucks for mythical persons.
which checks ho was cashing. iirobtmadc
out vouchers for several hundred uIcu.
and the railway oliiciuis think ho bus so.
curcd a large amount of money from the
company. ilrobt l'lllllii here from a \‘ir
ginla road.
A Centenarian Dead.
Albumin. Conn. Nov. 10. -— iioroco
Manviiio, Connecticut‘s dist Ingulshod con-
tcuarinn, died at Woodbury. ilo was a do-
sccndunt of the original llo llanvllh' fam-
Ily, which coats to this country from
France. and celebrated his one hundredth
anniversary last March. lie continued In
full possession of his faculties up to a
short time before his Ili'ilill.
fitnagtlrenlng Cuba's Coast Liner.
lisv MIA, Nov. lIi.-A squadron musint»
ing of the cruisers Eusonadn, Cortes, Pi-
zarro and Vasoo has loft Palms, the trans-
port Logazpl carrying material which will
38 be utilized in putting tho forts and the
waters of tho harimrs of the Island of Cu-
bll In a state of dofonsc.
Another Rhoda Island Cotton Mill.
Puovniltlicl, Nov. lit—it II announced
that a now cotton mill will he ortwictl
at Centrevlllc In the spring. About
3875.000 has already been subscribed by
residents of tho l’owtuckct valley. who
will own the plant. and 006,000 worth of
machinery has been ordered
TEFlSE TELEGRAMS.
Augusta college. most historic building
in Augusta. Ky, was destroyed by fire.
The Benson murder trial was concluded
at Vancouver. 13. (l. and tho Jury return.
ed a verdict of not guilty.
An underground explosion ocourml In
the vicinity of the Mansion iiouso, London.
wrecking several buildings.
Fire at West Carthage, N. Y., destroyed
the entire business section of the village.
The losses aggregate Hill, 000.
Eben 1). Jordan, the hood of Ibo grout
dry “(mall firm of Jordan, Marsh ll: ('41.,
iloston. died In that city, aged 73 years.
Mr. Thomas Byrncs. cs- chief of tho New
York police, left London for Berlin. where
he will remain several woolrs in connec-
tion with detective matters
Charles Herrick, till years old, of Monti.
cello street, Jersey City. was found dead
in the office of the Delaware. Lsckawsnna
and Western railroad. at Pier ll, New
York. He was concocted by escaping gas.
Advices recslvod In Inadon from Pre-
toria state that upon the arrival of a
Transvaal maileoaoh st Bulawayo. a day
or twb ago. it was discovered that a parcel
containing “8,000 had been stolen from
the vehicle and s parcel watchdog sand
substituted titerefor. .
James lilonssileid I married men. liv-
Isg in lsrrlevllle. 1515..“th “the“
Trenton Iran workshsil beatings and
m I!“
am: emu
dent- Creeper Government.
SERIOUS TBOITBLB I! VENEZUELA.
The lulmmta In the Republic Are
Wall sewn-a Wills Arms and Alissa.
within—Half a IIlltoa Dollars lent to
France For Nutritious of War.
PANAMA, N by. 10.—-'l‘be news has reach-
ed here from Cameos, West indies. 75
miles from the Venezuelan coast, that Dr.
Rojas Paul has formulated a formidable
revolutionary plan. and that the first
blows of the insurrection will be struck
simultaneously in Caracas. Core and Ma-
racaibo and In various other districts In
the interior
Dr. Rojas Paul Is the leader of the oppo-
sition to the administration of President
Cream. and his plant are reported to be
perfected in sverydotail. He Is now In
Curacoa. where he is conducting opera~
tions A correspondent says:
“I firmly believe that President Cessna
will be overthrown. While Rojas Paul
does not count much upon the sympathy
of suoh Venezuelans as are established
hora. nor upon receiving aid from thorn,
Generals Ayala and Pulido, who are at
the head of the revolutionary forces in
Venezuela, are well supplied with arms
and money.
“Sorioh Is the insurgent treasury, in
fact. that these commanders recently sent
$500,000 to France to purchase arms and
ammunition and a steamer. which will be
manned and equipped In that country."
Dr. Paul Once Refer-e Accused of Treachery.
Rojas Paul was born In Caracas, Vouc-
zuolu, In 1830. Ho roccchd an acndcmlcul
education and studied law and medicine
In his native city and was graduated In
1852:. In 1855 be was appointed governor
of Caracas. [is has been twice secretary
of the trmsury and once ministor of for-
eigu affairs.
He was olcctcd president of the repub—
ilo in July. less, although there was
strong opposition to his election because
of his close intimacy with cx-Prosldont
Guzman lilanco. Ho recalled General
Crospo from exile in October, 1880, and
it was understood that this was done with
a view to the fusion of their respective po.
litical Interests. ’l‘holr friendly relations
became ruptured. however.
General R. A. Pulacio was elected to
succeed ilr. Paul In April. 1890. Paul
was banished by President Palucio in Sep-
tombor, 1801. and want to Paris, the gov-
ernment having previously oilercd him
the position of minister at either Madrid
or London as the easiest way to get rid of
him. but he refused the offer. He was
then declared to ho a disturber of the
peace, and his banishment followed. He
returned in July, 1892, from Curacao,
West indies. at the time of the revolution
against President Pulaclo, and was hailed
as a massougor of peace. who. it was
thought. would succeed in ending the
revolution.
lie was soon afterward arrested, but
was released, and left the country in Jan
nary. 1803, it being believed that be was
plotting against Crospo, who had been de-
olared president.
(‘onrtney “’ae Acqnitted.
Yol'susi‘owx, 0., Nov. III. -— ilanicl
(Tourinny. charged with tho killing oi
Frank kunoy. his son-in-iaw, whoseirlul
was comlnoncml Thursday, was placed on
the witness stand and tostillod in his own
behalf. Mrs. Swuooy had separatml from
her husband and noon to her father. who
warned Swnm‘y to stay away. Swanoy.
with a rovolvcr III his band and It batchct
in his pm'kol. forced his Way Into the house,
and Courtney shot him. The jury acquit
ted him on the ground of soil defense.
Spain‘s Last Resort.
(“.IT\' or hisxuto. Nov. iii—A promi
nent Spaniard hero who is in close touch
with the Spanish government says that
boforo Spain will couccdo Cuban Imlo
pondonco or permit the island to room
under a l.'nitod Stolesprotoctoruto or role
she will throw (‘uba into the bonds of
England, oom'odiug to England llrliolls‘lr
his possession for a number of yours until
England collects the sum of money which
is duo her from Spain for advances made
to carry on tho war with Cuba.
Fifteen Lives [not at Sea.
immuw, Nov. Iii—Tho liritisbsicnmm
Loo, from Udossn for (Yopoubagim. bus
laundered oil the most of lionmark. Fif-
tcon out of :22 persons on board were
drowned. Tho lmorcgistorcd 1.2M not
tonnage and Loss grime tonnage. Tho Loo
loft (idcssn (lot. 20 for (.‘opcnbagou. Silo
was built in 1870 at Newcastle. by (2. 5.
Swan N' (.30.. for the present owners. the
Leo Steamship company. liiuwnsions fol-
low: Longtb. 2H! J fool; breadth of beam.
'5. 2; dliplll. J4. Ii.
The liatloshlp Texas.
Wnstuuo'rov. Nov. lil.——-A tologram re-
coivcd at the navy department from the
New York navy yard nnnouuccs that the
Texas will be Imdocked on the :30th lust.
and her steam trials at the duck will bo-
gIn on the 28d. it will require at least a
wuok to outnploto tIIcso, so that the vessel
will not be ready for her spood trial until
Dec. I. I mlor orders from III-ling Hoora-
lary Mt‘AIloo tho inspection board hogan
work on the Texas today as sho lion in
dock.
Kentucky Legislature Republican.
Lanterns. by. Nov. lit—in the con-
test of Wood Iliup.) for the seat In tho
legislature oi Kauflmnn (lions) a disoov»
cry has bctm made which beyond a doubt
glvcs Wood tho seat. and will thereby gIVo
the Republicans II clear majority on joint
ballot in the legislature. It has been dis
covered that Kuul’lmsn s election while
holding olllco as a city councilman was
contrary to the statute. anti Wood will be
seated without further protest.
'I'ltst America's (lap Challenge.
Nsw Yoml. Nov. l0.-—thn soon after
the Stock Exchange hours. (.‘ommmlore
James D Smith of the New York Yacht
club said that he had no knowledge of Sir
George Newborn or any other Englishman
having issued or about to Issues ciIIII
longs for the America I cup. So far as he
knew. the reports: say such challenge
nose in the mind of a newspaper man
who had Interviewed him upon the sub-
ieet for less than a minute.
Delay In Transatlantic Hails.
1.01m, Nov. ill.--'i‘he Chronicle this
tumln complains because of the
needses list to the is to undress
New fork via While line. ltssyt
other faster steamers
In mammalian
"gm KM. Ileana“ ’e
(laconic, who was known on the stage up
to three years ago as Marlene Bonaer.
was found dead in her room at a theatri-
cal boarding home.
the was partly dressed and there were
indications that the young woman had
died in convulsions after taking an over.
dose of morphine.
Miss Goodwin, who was a sister of the
late Myra Goodwin. has been doing theat-
rical dressmaking for the past three
years. and In said to have been in finan-
cial straits.
Her sister. Mrs Richard Smith. said
that of late Catherine had been lie-pond-
sat and had contracted the drinking hair
It. but she could see no reason why the
unfortunate woman should have commit-
ted suicide, as was lntimatcd.
HER NAME IS OLGA.
A Daughter Born to the Car and Cans-Ina
of Russia.
Sr. Pursusnuno. Nov. iii—The ac-
oouchement of tho ozarina occurred last
evening at ilo’clcok. A daughter was born
to the (mar and cznrinu. Both mother and
child are doing well.
Court physicians in attendance at the
acoouohemout of the czarina report the
child to be a handsome girl, and they add
that the mother is rapidly recovering.
Services connected with the birth of the
Infant were held In accordance with tho
rites of the Orthodox Grcckchurcb. The
baby has been named Olga.
Enpluted Hie Crime on the Gallows.
LITTLE Boon, Nov. Iii—Amos blame.
a negro, commonly known as General lio—
prco, was hanged at Devalt‘s Bluffs, Ark.
Dupree murdered Robert Harris. another
negro in Monrwcounty on Juno lo. .lhiii.
Harris was ilupree’s successful rival for
the affections of a nogross named Bonner.
When the woman Jilted Duprec and lav-
Ished her love on Harris, the forsaken
man armed himself with a shotgun, and,
coming upon his successful rival, shot
him down in cold blood.
Another Hold Up In a... York.
NEW YouK. Nov. ilk—Iii hilo John Bry»
ant, William Hungarian and his wife were
in their home at the Speedway and One
Hundred and Eighticth stroot two men
stoic into. the house. They commanded
the Inmates to hold up their hands and
displayed weapons to enforce their de-
mands. Bryant and the other man offered
resistance. The intruders knocked both
senseless and kicked the woman. Thou,
becoming alarmed, they fled
To Study a Race of llmfl.
Clllcsuo. Nov. lit—Professor Frederick
Starr of the University of Chicago will
leave on Dec. :20 for Guatemala. to be gone
about three months. He will lirst go to
Guadalajara. Mexico, to study a sulr
merged city in Lake Chapels and moun-
tain dwarfs Inhabitlng the mountains
near by. His intention is to try to deter-
mine whether those people are racially
small or have become so by disease.
[title For New Battleships
WAsuIvovox, Nov. iIl.--Thc bids for
the proposed new battleships to be built
under tho appropriation made during the
1an session of congress will be opened on
the 30th inst. ltis cxpoctnd that there
will be only four bids. wliich‘wlll be sub.
mittod by tho llath iron works of Bath,
his; the l‘uiou iron works Ilfrfiiln Fran-
cisco, the Newport News Shipbuilding
company and tho ('rumps.
Death of llrexel's son-ln-lavv.
l’IIII-,.~\I~I-:I.I'u1n. Nov. Ill—John R. Foil,
a mombor of tho moi oporutlngiirmcf
Arie l’IIrIioo N Co. and son-In-lmv of the
into Anthony .l. liroxol, died at his home
born offer It brief illness. Ho was about 38
years of ago. ills wife was Mr. ilrcxol's
youngest daughter. hir. Foil was Well
known In social and club circles and was
connected with several booking Institu~
lions.
Killed by the Empire State Express.
I.vo.\'s. N.Y., Nov. lo.--TiIo westbound
Empire State cxpross struck and instant-
ly killed (‘horics .\i. Patterson, II South
Lyons [armor and older manufacturer. at
the Mill sirm‘t ('outrnl Hudson depot. ’i'lIo
mun' s lu-ud WIIIII ut oil. and seemingly ov-
cry bouo In his body was brokon.
lIurnaII “ill: Molten Metal.
HAIIlilis'iil no. Nov. Ill—l-Ixo lllcn were
badly buruvd bvtho ovcrturuiugof II hugo
vessel at illl' ilcssorucr luili of the Penn
syivaniu stool works just after a blast
had been turned on. William and Frank
Given, brotlwrs, arc the most seriously in-
jurcd.
Sentenced to Ten Yeare‘s Imprisonment.
Los Avoutlcs. Nov. iii. - Ferdinand
Kennett, ext-chief of police of St. Lottie.
who killed Ilotcotlvc A. ll. Lawson, was
sentenced to too years In state prison.
The case will be appoalod to the supreme
court.‘
Traveling Salesman's fluddan Death.
Lotuswmm, Nov. III—W. .1. Foster, a
traveling salesman for Woodbrldge & Co.,
dross trimmings. of Now York. was fmmd
dead In bod at tho Iialt ilouse. Heart (“I-
oass caused his death.
[letter l'oetal Facilities.
Wasmvoros. Nov. ln.——Addltlonal rall—
way Icrvlco wm bo established lice. I be
tween New York and Montreal by way In
Albany. i1 tics and Malone. 'l‘hoservlcc
will be daily ouch way.
Accidentally llllot a Boy.
Astltsuo. Wire, Nov. ill—Mr. ill-nylon
of the Geneva Iipticai company, Now
York. shot and killed a IrI-yonr-old boy
today in the woods near lianborn, Wis,
taking him for a door.
The Gold Reserve.
Wnsursoros. Nov. iii.-——'i‘ho withdraw
Ill of 31,250,000 In gold for export from
tho snbtreasury at Now York leaves the
true amount of the gold reserve 000.1%-
517.
Postmaster-e Appointed.
WAssIIIcros, Nov. lc.-—’rhe president
has appointed the following postmastcrs
In New York state: lrvington, James A.
flail; Williamsbridgc, John Knewits
Death of an Old llallroad Ina.
HALBII, Mass" Nov. lit—Joseph it. Gilc-
ver, one of the oldest railroad men in New
England. died at his home here after a
long illness. He was 78 years of age.
Placed on the noticed nu.
Wismsoros, Nov. lo.-Lieutsnant Colo-
nel .1. it. Gibson, deputy surgeon genera
Its. m... laced on the retired
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Furnishings
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Do not fail to call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
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Freight Received from 7 a. m. In 0p. m.
Upon application to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan will be
sent for special lots of freight anywhere In New York or Its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of the boats of this
line on sccsuat of the owners thereof.
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onions. All kinds oil If
the loyal instills Pitts. mm ‘
Pork Chop: llama. sugar cured, 10.,
Pork. it] for ti Shoal dcr 7.,
San e. Sperrydt Barnes 10c. Rib. all Lard
Legs utto n to. Pet least Into
Mutton Chops 10c. Round Btesk
Fore Quarter Mutton to. Pickled Tongues m,
Frankf florters ice. Smoked Tongues
Being: 10o. Sauerkraut 10.?” qt.
Free and Pickled Trips Fresh Ground House for Chicken.
10c Every Tuesday and Friday
Liver Wurst 10c.
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