Arriving every day to swell our '
tremendous variety.
Shoppers
should not fail to'visit our stores
first and léarn the .
Rock Bottom Prices
llorth Alain and Ann Streets.
lSouth Norwall.
All initiation is hereby ex- _ '
* tendedto theoeople oi lldrwalll
and vicinity to‘hl‘speot our goods.
'1 lie do not claim to give you
gold dollars for ill-tent pieces;
but we will treat you fairly and
justly.
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PLUMBING
AND
HEATING
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ARTICLES at
.23 WALL St.
Sole agents for the Victor Bicycles.
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eason with‘an assortment
' of New, Seapopebie and Desirable Goods, at
wonderfully low prices.
'If ‘sc, ask nine perso
Nquest’r‘in about it.
out of
every ten,
“Which store sells first class goods at low‘
est prices, ” and the answer will be, Francis
6:00.
Our. store is our best advertisement
.for superior goods, at popular. pn'ces.
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as 1 ll l N a- to 11 with
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thing in the Hardware line cheaper or)
better than we can supply you with.
All our goods are the work of leading
manufacturers, and the prices have been
snbjected‘to a test of comparison which
shows that our claim in the foregoing is
fully warranted by these facts.
CARPE.I’i'l‘ERL’iv
If in want of twill
TOOLS or
'BUILDERS’ mammals,
'Cnll It'the Old Stand.
42 South Main 8t"
“go. Israeli ilariaara Be-
131 s
11.1.1 1111mm Thinks .1.. Powers
Seek to Dethroae Him.
REASON FOR REPUSING PIRMANS.
Germany Bands Another ‘Varslaip to Turt.'
isle Watere—lluaaie Apparently Weake'n-
inr—ileeretery Olney Makes a Statement.
Rev. Hr. Van Heter's Appeal.
1.0111101, Dec. 8.—The Standard's Vien-
na correspondent toiegraphs that he learns
from a trustworthy source in Constanti:
nople that the sultan is in hourly fear of
deposition. His eourticrs warn him that
the powers have decided upon this action.
and'thst they want the iit‘inlld gunrdahip
admitted to the Dardanelies in order to
provide the necessary force to carry it out.
The Berlin correspondent of The Daily
News says that the German ironclad 1111
son has been ordered to Turkish waters.
The Chronicle says that the British con-
sulat Mush reports to the foreign oflice
that the relief work at ' Sassoon is at a
standstill, and that the country is in so dis-
turbed a condition that caravans are not
able to leave Mush for Saseoun.
The general situation in Constantinople
has not changed since Saturday, but it is
new apparent that a change ls about to
take ‘place. The representatives of the
powers, some of whom have been awaiting
instructions from their governments in
regard to the matter of putting additional
anardbosta into the Bosporus. now seem
to be unanimous in their insistence upon
the issuance of permits for the admission
of than boats by the sultan.
The Revue do Paris publishes an article
on affairs in Turkey which has attracted
much attention. The correspondent of
the London Times. in a dispatch on the
subject, says there is reason to believe
that lit. Hanetanx. formerly minister of
foreign affairs. is thaauthor of the article.
The writer- urge-1 the sultan to remain
master of his own dominion and to show
himself promptly disposed to fulfill his
engagements. In that case the crisis will
remain an internal one. but if it should
assume an international aspect it will he
peaceably adjusted on the basis of the
maintenance of the integrity of Turkey.
which will be asserted by France and
Russia, the two pacific powers.
11...“... Van armr- Avvonl.
CHICAGO, Dec. ii.-——'I‘ho Rev. H. II. Van
Meter. who prepared the “missionary
manifesto" bearing on the origin of the
Chinese outrages. has completed another
on the “Mohammedan uprising. ” which
he intends having translated and publish-
ed in every newspaper in Germany. Bus
sin. France. Austria and ltaly. He says
in part:
“The awful atrocities in Armenia are
merely Mohammedan massacres to which
the bloody Turk would commit all man-
kind not Moslem. The cause of the Chris-
tians in Armenin,‘herefore, is not one of
any particular race or religion. but of hu»
manity at large and of political and re-
ligious liberty. .
"Neither financial considerations nor
national jenlousics nor fraternal relation—
ships should be permitted longer to pro
vent or delay the powers from fully on—
forcing peace or justice, The unfuriing
of the green flag: of Mohammad among
the troops that are nowovorrunning Hyria
means not only the massacre of Gentile.
but of‘ .low as well. This is the signal of
‘holy w nr' and the sign of a “racial up-
rising' 'of Mohammvtlnns. Whith, unh s1
mot immediately by prompt. united pow-
r'rful forces of t 'bristluuity. will spread
until the armies of millions mark the ire-
giuninu of an era of cruelty and liliitlllallt‘d
so terrible that the world may well situd~
der at the very thought of it.
"(' on Christian nations listen longer
quietly to the cries of despair that more
to 1111 11nd either of gr. 1111 of gold or of tor-
ritorial aggrnndizemont or 1 owariiloo (“on-
nive longer with crime: If Islmri is al-
iowrd .to gather itsnlf tout-that for the
great death urahbleof the ages in its final
struggles with t bristirmity for the con-
quest of the world. beware. beware. Any
nation that will permit its politicians to
trifle longer or plot further for the posses-
sion. of this abomination should be brand-
recognition in' the councils of nations and
ostracized from all future alliances of civ-
ilization. for it is in the power of the pen.
ple of Europe. unitediy. to put an end to
these utrocities.‘
11
Secretary 01111115111111“. .'
New Yourt. Dec.
meeting of the Congregational Clerical
union of New York city and vicinity, hold
in the Bible House. the MIMI; letter
from Secretary of State Olney to Nov.
W. S. Woodworth. secretary of 'the union.
was read:
' Wasmxuros, Nov. 27.
Rev.W KWoodworth. Pastor First Ave-
\nuo Congregational Church, 909Cald-
well Avenue, New York City:
of your letter cfrthe lath inst, embodying
resolutions unanimously adopted at a
meeting of the Congregational ministers
of New York city and vicinity in regard
to’the safety of Ameriran citizens in 'l'ur
key.
It gives me pleasure to say that this
'gov ernment istaking every possible meas-
ure through the earnest demands of the
United States minister at Constantinople.
Mr. Alexander W. Terrell. and through
the presence ofyour vesselsof war in Turk.
ish waters to insure the fulfillment by the
ports of the repeated guarantees it'fitus
made respecting ‘ tho . personal safety of
American citizens residinn'inAsia Minor
and in every other quarter of the empire
where disturbances are or may he appre-
hended.lan1. sir, your obedient servant,
v Hll' iiAii ii UINEY.
The (‘sar \V nakens.
Brutus, Dcc. :l.—Tbo Frankfurt-er Zel-
tung s Constantinople correspondent sends
the following dispatch "The czar has
'Vnived 'Itussia' s claim for the passage of
a second gnardsbip tillough the Darrin-
nelies." ,
German Army Officer Resigns. ‘
Lennon. Dec. :l.—-A dispatch from 11111»-
iin says that General Schiirbtlng, com-
mander of the Fourteenth army corps'cf
Baden and one of the foremost strategists,
has resigned. it is reported that the
Gr’and Duke of linden will also resign the
inspector generalship f the Fifth army
corps. Both of their“?
to differences with the Berlin authorities.
Republicans Win In Wiiilmentio.
Wratmsa'rrc, Conn. Dec. 11. -—Hcrbert
B. Chappel (Rep. ). for tWo years chair-
man of the board of alderman, was elected
mayor. defeating State Attorney John L.
Hunter (Dem.) by 26 votes. The Repub-
licans eleeted a councilman at large.
clerk, treasurer and one alderman The
immune. elected the some and 1111 at
dorms.
111
cd by the Christian world as unworthy of ,
‘.l —-A t the weelfl'y'y
' Slit—I have to acknowledge the redeipt,
signations are due .
DAY. . l BOMBER 3. l0“.
1-‘;"\‘V' I. THE TIME
llli Si. BBS Billillillliill till] Piiii'l'E
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Call on, orsend a postal card to me, and I will give you figures. Don't forget that I have
The Best Made carriages, Wagons and Sleighs Always Ill Stool
The place to get your
Repairing. Painting,
rinnug 1111 also
Sign Lettering is at
Wright’s
Factory
and
Sales’room.
corner Madison and
Frantiinttreets. 80.
lloraallr. Benn.
WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE
11' IS so WARM.
Sounds strange so late, but these are familiar \words this November. RESULT.
BARBAINS ill lAIllES JABNETS and BAPES.
We have made recent purchases at low figures and marked stock on hand to match.
‘l.~‘
Look at The Price‘s. ~
Satin Faced at 83.98;Full Lined, 111585. ' '
Extra Qualit
g, at $150; former price, $11.
Best Quality, at $10; former price, $12 to 81. ”.50.
Cloth Capes at similar reductions.
\.
Fur Capes, 25- inch, 85; 30-inch, so; and 87 .50.
We have a few Children’s Garments from last year we will sell at half price. ' o.'
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Odice boars. Mondays and 'lhursr'ays. ii to
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Paper Hanger, Caloiminer, Painter.
And dealer in
Nail Paper and Borders.
1 North Main street. South Nerwalir.
nempie books of full line latest styles of
Papers. Poarders and Gilt Mouldints taken to
to mess for inspection. on notice bypostnl.
I". stimates cheerfully given. me“
«M NEW LINE OF
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Furniture Dealers and General Funeral
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