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wewant toaell to vcrybody; but
- . who knows" clps us with
because he uds here not
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~ ofthe things he‘Ias picked out
beingspecinlly lod:
Coffee.
Peachee,180.twofr
“A , 10c. three fr
Peach .180. ofor
' i .twcfor
250
250
250
25c
25c
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120
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poesib to have at
bust OOIST ck JR'S
‘ it North Main El t.
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sting
to Tiffany
k 'ewelers,
m oregano dean?»
, ‘v , pre-
d9“! Stones, believin that some
Wealthy customerw" ldesteem
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to; coin
other
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togacanille, Fla., ‘
-, [mgugnmnc Elsi £26.50; ex-
” .
' oCharlatans. C. 820. ; excursion
tickets include meal and berth
on board of the steame . For any
lot" . -,tickets. stateroom, etc., in-
to " -——-——-——
. F. BEARSE, Agt.
’., Om Newman. Benn.
CLYDE &. 00., Gem ral Agents,
Bowling Green, New York.
“auteed the sam ‘ day copy
'is'hauded in.’ 1ivory real
, sonable effort Will be made
- a , to‘ acoinmodate patrons,
but changes can not be in-
sisted upon as a right on-
less copy is sent in by 2
o’clock in the afternoon of
the day before change is
%" desired. _, .
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a Aooidbnt ‘
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but” ' .
, a carpenter, at Alma. Wis.
ton w for lei
, “i '5‘:
near. Hersh timid-micron“ from ties-
Iua to the ltalian pa rhow that the
italiane fought braver Aden and
obeyed orders whenever this were well led.
But they were badly organised, and these
was no direct control over the dietribu~
tion of the forces.
The men lost heart when they saw their
ofiicere fall. Several desperate rallies
were made. which might have saved the
position if they had been properly sup
reed .
po . . .
The ltelian officers reddened with shame
and anger when the Sheena demanded
their surrender and fought to the last,
with sword in band.
General Arimondi and Colonel Galileo
with 300 white soldiers, are now rope
to be prisoners in the bands of the Sheena.
it i reported that Canola is now sur-
roun by the dervishes.
The ltalian war vessels at Maseana are
prepared to act in the event of the Shauna
making a descent upon Arklko.
According to The ltalis Militalre. the
Italian losses amounted to 4,600, of whom
8,000 belonged to General Albertone's col-
umn.
It is positively ascertained that General
Dabormida is dead. The only thing known
of General Albertans is that he fell wound-
ed in the attack.
The Tribuna'u hlassaua telegrams clear
General Baratierl of the charge of disioyai~
80 ty and show that the retreat to Addicaje
was begun three days before the battle of
Adowa, but was delayed on account of the
reported movement of the Sheena. The
troops were short (if rations and went into
the action fasting after a night’s march.
General Baratierl telegraphed on Saturday
that the Sheen positions were impregna-
bia. It remains to be seen whether the
ministers ordered the attack. it. is believe
that it will be found that they advised de—
ay.
, Abyssinian Cut Oil Communication.
LONDON, March 7.—A dispatch to The
Times from Cairo says: "The Abyssin-
ians, or the derviebes, have cut the wires
between Oceania and Mamas, and it is
feared that they have isolated (.‘assaia by
occupying the intervening country. The
latest advices. which were of Saturday.
state that 2,000 Italians had left Asmara
to re- nforce Cassala. which had already a
gnrri n of 2.000 Italians and natives. It
is feared that the dcrvlsbos, who are with-
in riile shot of Oceania, have intercepted
the Italian re-cnforcem nts. The Adowa
defeat must diminish luropean prestige
and strengthen the mahdist power. "
A dispatch to The Chronicle from Nice
contains an interview with Mr. Gladstonc,
in which he expressed himself deeply
grieved over the Italian defeat and said he
feared that if the present adventurous pol-
icy were persistcd in it may cost Italy the
loss of her constitutional unity.
REBELS WANT PEACE.
The Nicaraguan Revolutionists Appear to
' Have lad Enough War.
Marianne, Nicaragua, March 7,—Word
received here indicates that the Leon reb-
cls have given up their cause.
Rafael A. Gnltierrez, president of the
republic of Salvador, has telegraphed to
President lelaya of Nicaragua informing
him that the Leon rebels want to make
terms of peace.
, President Zolaya is determined that the
only terms of peace he will give are that
the Leonists shall pay all the expenses of
the war preparations which have been no-
cessitated by their revolt, shall give up all
their arms, and that their leaders shall be
tried by court martial.
President Zelayh goes from here to Nag-
arote today, the scene of the first reverse
administered to the rebels by the govern-
ment forces. He will view the ruins of
that city and will confer new honors upon
the army oiiicers who have led so effective
a campaign against the insurgents.
Dr. Belch on Venezuela.
LONDON, March 7._-—Dr. Emil Reich
contributes four columns of a study of the
Venezuelan frontier dispute to The Times
this morning based upon documents and
maps in the British museum. llc con-
cludes that the law and history are on the
English side, and that the only matter for
discussion or arbitration is whether any
new coionizntions or settlements establish-
ed by England after 1823 may imply a
breach of their vague acceptance of the
vague contents of the Monroe doctrine.
Found Hanging In a Burn.
WORCESTER, Mass, March 7.——TlIc body
of a man. supposed, from a letter found
in his possession, to be Herbert William
Phelps of Springfield or Greenfield, was
found hanging in a barn in Charlton. near
this city. The letter was from a female
relative or friend in Palmer and was writ-
ten on Nov. 17. asking Phelps to spend
Thanksgiving with her and her mother.
Evangelical Conference Assignments.
WILLIAMSPOBT, Pa, March 7.-——At the
Evangelical conference the following pre-
siding elders worc stationed: York dis
trict, A. If. Irvine; Carlisle district,‘ N.
Young; Center district, A. Stapleton;
Louisburg district. H. W. Buck; Wil-
liamspcrt district, W. E. Dctweiler. The
next conference will be bold in Carlisle in
1897. .
.TELEGRAPHIC TlCKS.
The firm of Dan Talmagc's Sons of New
York, one of the largest houses in the rice
trade, has made an assignment.
Mrs. Frank Thomas, aged 55 years, was
instantly killed by a train while picking
coal ontbe Erie tracks at Jersey City.
At Watkins, St. Lawrence county, N.
Y., Antonio Roucheau was killed while
oiling a' shaft. He was caught in the shaft
and his clothes torn from his body.
Andrew J. Lorisb, county judge of Wy-
oming county, N. Y., suffered a stroke of
paralysis on a railroad train between War-
saw and Attica and is in a critical condi-
tion.
Fire destroyed the house of G. Oldhouse,
The entire
family, consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Old-
bouse and five children, were burned to
death. -_
R. G.,Dun & Co., the New York com-
' mercial agency, report that the failures
for the Week were 285 in the United
States, against 234 last year, and 68 in
Canada, against 58 last year.
The board of trustees of Jefferson Medi-
cal cells 9, at Philadelphia, has elected
Dr. W. . L. Coplin of Vanderbilt col-
' legs, Nashville. professor of pathology and
bacteriology. to fill the vacancy
existed for the last two years.
Governor Morton has appointed Dr. Car-
los F. MacDonald. state lunacy commis-
sioner as , commiuionertoexamine
a! to his sanity Carl'reigenbaum, confin-
' Ind-rm of death in Sing Sing
«
mremmmumaunocm
which has
..."i w‘nk' 9,’ ~‘ ‘
, - uteri . .°
in New York city. . “
.—a.. _
intense knitwear-Over Miss
Sullivan‘s Murder.
on sensor 18 MDT-B AMT.
Ila la a Tramp. Answering to the ne-
scriptioa of a Itranger lean the light
of the larder-heron; Talk of has»
lag in. radar Assassin.
Panacea. N. J., March 7.—-An arrest
has at last been made in connection with
the murder of hila- Mary ll. Sullivan, the
music teacher.
A man named James Gildllin. who is
apparently a trump, was taken in charge
by the authorities at Ramseys and placed
in the Bergen county jail at Hacksnseck.
it is not known how closely be has been
mnnccted with the case by the officials
making the arrest. The prisoner admits.
however. that he was here on Wednesday
night. He also wears a gray ulster and
seems to tally with the description of the
s cted murderer. ,
be crime was one of the most brutal
that has over been perpetrated in this sec.
tion. Asulrmulystated In thcecdispatchss,
bliss Sullivan was found by Olnp Peter-
son in a scIuicoIIsclons and dying condi-
Iimnv s. sunny/m.
tion as a result of the brutal assault.
died soon‘ after without regaining con-
sciousness, leaving no statement regard’
ing her assailant.
The story of the foul murder is on every
She
tongue. Every home has been oil by
it, and threats of lynching the mu crer
of the young music teacher are heard on
every side.
other women have been attacked at
night by mean this section of the city,
noticeably the assaults upon Miss Flore
Graves, a schoolteacher, and Miss Lizzie
Lynch. ’
The police arsworking on the theory
that the man who attacked these two
young women is the murderer of Miss Sui»
liven. .
it is generally admitted that the motive
of the crime was assault.
The fact that in her brief periods of scin-
iconsclousuess Miss Sullivan cried: “Fol
God's sake. let me up! Don't do that
Oh, don't!" is accepted as conclusive evi~
deuce.
A woman being beaten on the head
with an eight pound iron coupling pin
would either lose consciousness immedi-
ately or scream lncohcrently for help.
liar brain would be too bewildered to
permit of her framing an intelligible son»
tones, and she evidently repeated in her
delirium just before death the last words
that had passed her lips before she sank
into unconsciousness.
It was not robbery. That is imynnd'dis-
puts, for Miss Sullivan's jewelry was not
disturbed, and she had left her purse at
home.
The funeral of the murdered girl was
hold this morning from St. Joseph's Ho-
man Catholic church. Whllrt‘u solemn high
mass was celebrated at 8:30 o‘clock.
The Suspect in llnckenaack Jail.
HM'KENSAOK, N. 'J., March 7.——-.lanIos
Gililllin, the trump arrested at lianseys
on suspicion of being connected with the
Sullivan murder in Paterson, is in jail
here and will be hold until the ofliclals of
Bergen county want him. He will also
have to stand a thorough examination as
to his recent doings, and on more things
than the Peterson murder. ,
Gilflllin was arrested by Constable-Hon-
ry Goetscbius of Waldwick. The constable
saw the man near the Eric railroad tracks,
and, remembering the gray ulster of the
supposedmurdorcr of lilies Sullivan, nc-
costed him. The tramp said: “I know
why you're pumping me. You're an oili-
cer and want me for that Paterson Vmur~
der." The ofllcer asked him how be new.
to which the tramp replied that was all
right so long as he know it. The cousin-
blc tool; the trump before Justice Baum
and entered a charge of vagrant-y against
him. The prisoner told the judge that ho
was in Paterson on Wednesday night. and
that he wont from there to Fort Lee and
then back across tho country to Rmuscys,
where he was arrested. .
The prisoner is or: yours old, lie is 6
feet or over and wears u seedy. gray ulster.
He has a heard of about two Weeks’ growth.
It is believed born that the arrest of (ill—
fillln is a most important one. lie on-
awers the description of the supposed mur-
derer of Miss Sullivan, and he also rescin-
bles the man who annoyed women at
Spring Valley. He also answers the de-
scription that little George Tucker gives of
the man who murdered his mother at
Yonkers. ’
The Bergen county officials will not say
what communications have passed be-
tween them and the Paterson police. It is
thought that the police at Paterson do not
want to throw any more suspicion on the
prisoner here then possible,’ fearing a
lynching.
Two Vagruuts Probably Killed.
ALLENTOWN, Pa., March 7.-—A coal
train of the Central Railroad of New Jer-
sey left the tracks of the main line at Cop-
lny because of an open switch and plowed
into the rear of another train on the bridge
crossing the Lehigh river. Twenty coal
and freight cars jumped the bridge and
plunged into the stream. Two tramps are
missing and may have been carried down
by the cars and killed. One man escaped
by clinging to the bridge when the wars.
went over.
Killed on the Track.
annuno, N. Y., March 7,—John Van
Week. a widely known fender at Hope-
well'Jnnction. was struck and killed by in
train on the Newbnrg, Database and Coat
nscticut railroad near that place while
walking on the track. Mr. Van Vlack
was 70 years old.
famous tobacco habit cure,
lilill’
Discharged From a Hospital, Pro-
nounced incurable—4 louih
Nor-walk Incident.
DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP while
there Is a plank to float on.
Discourasement has cost many a
life.
Fight it out. Try every means.
Failure in one case does not mean
that success is an impossibility.
Everybody makes mistakes.
it is no sign that a man has chronic
disease
When be is discharged from an hos-
pital
And pronounced incurable.
A complaint pronounced Incureblo
readily gives way to the proper rem.
edy.
it's simply a matter of getting the
right thing and using it.
Dean's Kidney Pills are the right
thing for kidney troubles.
Everybody who has tried them strict-
ly in accordance with directions says
so.
Mr. H. Swain. No. 31 Franklin street.
by occupation is a lineman. In ordi-
nary weather repairing telegraph lines
in far from being a soft snap. inclem-
ent weather plays havoc with the wires
and it is imperative that they should
be instantly mended. This means ex-
posure. and exposure as a. rule means
kidney trouble. Mr. Swain says: "i
Was in a New York hospital for over a
year under iredtment for kldno corn-
pleint and urinary trouble and when
discharged 1’ received an uncured card.
I have a frequent desire to urinate—-
in fact. i had lost control. 1‘ procured
a. box of Dunn's Kidney Pills from
Pinisied's drug atom. They are doing
me more good than any doctor ever did.
i am not only benefited myself. but i
advised Mrs. Swain to take Dunn's
Kidney Pills for her backache. She has
been cured.
For solo by all dealers. Price, lid
cents per box, or six boxes for $2.50.
Sent by will on rcooipt'nf price by
Foster Milburn 00.. Buffalo. N. Y., sole
agents for the United States.
..__._._._.._
Itching piles. night‘s horrid plague, is
instantly relieved and permanently
cured by Dean's Ointment. Your deal-
er ouuht to keen it.
“A stick in the hack.‘ II pain under
the shoulder-blades. water brash, bilious-
nose and constipation are sym‘ptons of
disordered stomach. kidneys, liver and
bowels. For ailments originating in a
derangement of these organs, take Ayer‘s
Pills. .
J. W. Pierce, Republic. 1a., says: "I
have used One Minute Cough Cure in my
amily and for myself, with results so
ntirely satisfactory thntI can hardly
Ind words to exmss myself as to its
norit. Iwill never fail to recommend
t to others, on every occasion that. pro-
vents itself." E. P. Wood and (l. (3.
Stillson.
The blueibircl I's hailed as a harbinger
of spring.‘ It is clean roIIImdcr that a
mmiuder that n blood purifier is Iii-cried
to prepare the system for the debilitating
weather to come. Liston and you will
hear the birds singing: "Take Aycr's
Sarsuparillu in March. April, May.“
Soothing. healing, cleansing. Do Witt's
Witch Hazel Salvo is the eliemy to sores.
wounds and piles, which it never fails to
zero. Stops itching and burning. (lures
chapped lips and cold-sores in two or
three hours. E. P. Weed and G. (3, Still-
on.
You Don't Have To Swear Off.
says the St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
In an editorial about No-To-Buc. the
“We know
if many cases cured by No-To—Bao.
One, a prominent St. Louis architect,
smoked and chewed for twenty years;
two boxes cured him so that even the
smell of tobacco makes him sick." No-
To-Bnc sold and guaranteed by R. ll.
Plaisted. N0 cure no pay. Book free.-
Sterling Remedy Co., New York or
Chicago.
fl
Raymond a. Sons.
A Large Stock of
Bedroom Suits and
Parlor Suits!
Always on Hand ; also
Funeral Directors and Em-
balmers !
so and 48 Main Stroot, Norwnik
Residence. 3 Berkley Place.
Telephone. 77-4.
J. ‘0. JENNINGS,
Paper-Hanger, Calciminer,
Painter.
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, ‘ Locanzn m
mm. mm m screens.
1 NORTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk.
Sample Books of Latest Styles of Papers,
Borders and Gilt Mouldings taken to
houses for inspection, on notice by postal.
Estimates Cheerinliy Given. mc 19
scum nonwstk . - -
SAVINGS BANK.
BI Washington Street.
' Open daily from ii to 12 n. In.. and from
1 t" 3 l». m.. and on Monday evenmgs
from Thu R. .
Interest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN sowsxs rm.
some n. reams, vat-runs
JOHN ii. KNAPP, See. and Trees.
f
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I" Haves, tion.. 1] Willie“, Si:-
"1 first knewof Dr. Hand's lie-medias
for (mom five restatement! i am
coatinaflymnnmeadingmimnueims
to use them. and always with the best
results. My baby wesdesthly sick with
cholera infantem, and Dr, [land's Diar-
rhea Hirsute semi it simmt horned,
lately. Dr. Hand's Milo “are is also
emilmt.—-Mra. if. A. material." Dr.
Hand's Colic Care and in. Hand’s liter-
rhora listens are will by all W“.
250' ...W- . , m s
~Aceton is harmless.
A high liver with a tunnel liver will .
not be a long liver. (knew the litui
with be Wm": Mule may limos. lame}
pills tlmtcuradyspewiaamlrurtuiwim, ‘I
E. P. Weed and“. if. Milli-m.
Veav‘ Io, West lies a lest.
So Mr. Climate Home. of to Mill its, ‘
South Gardner, Maw. was told by liter;
dmtors. His son his“ long iambic.
following Typhoid Malaria, cad be sport ,
three hundred and mermiyriivc limiters ,-’
with doctors, who finally gave him up, _f
saying: “Your boy wont lire atwmib." ;
He tried Dr. King's Sow iiimmry ;
and a few bottles. room-d him to in-weiib
and enabled him: to g. . r r work a leafs-«m 3.
1y well man. lb» says M‘ifWA-tr his pm» i
out good health to am: of" m. King’s
New Discovery. and lemmas it to few the
treat in the world for Mug throw»,
Quick to crime. heals and income no
scar. Homing, scaly slain mptiamt‘
quickly cured by lilo Weir’s Width liezvl
Salve. Applied to harms. sin-aide, obi
me. it is magical in other. Always
cures piles. E. 1"..Wcr-nl omits, «only
son.
free Vine.
Send your address toll. if. finish-n
&Co., and get a free simple-.- ins of
Dr. King's New Life Pills. A trial will
convince you of their rte-rue. Tin-w
pills are may in! nation and air- per»
tiouhu'ly f‘fl'r'rtivo in the more of ("w-
stipation nurl stir-k "malaria-z For his:
laria and hirer troubles they busts» im a
proved invaluable. They are moment» n vi
to be perfectly ire-c. from retry «io-
leterious animation and to is“ [subtly
vegetable. 'l-‘lv-y do not uwalkm by
» thoiantion, but by KlVlwgi-ufle‘ to roan- ,
ach and l-mwels gratify invigorated”
system. Regular size 12’s.. pear but.
Sold by Plnistorl and! 'Wwd. imagine.
-.tceton cures headache N
m cm is cm
by heal applications as showdown rum-b
the diseased. pnrtlion‘ of the our. Theme is
only one way torture-dominoes. acid that ‘
is by coustItIItionssl row-ultras. [business
is caused by an! mammal «ambition M
the mucous lining of the mumbled
Tube. Whé'lli ihéisnuillw lie inihawri you,
have crumbling mauri or mum-m law-
ing, and when it isoniitrol‘y «lbw-mi, illusi‘»
nose is the: result, usual callers the: infirm
motion mm: befwltmvmtd and this “Mr
rcsti‘lrerl to its nominal munitions. beaming
will be. destroyed focuses ;: nine «zones out
of ten are causal by «wrench... which is
nothi Iig but. an inflamed copulation oi the
llllli‘i'll‘li} RENEW-PR.-
Wo will give (bio Hominy-til Muller's
for any can» of insulates Mralnwdl lbw-la. I
mrrb I' that! runner. in musk-vi lav literal}
(Tu-turrh ifm'c, phenol for sitar-Islets ;; Kali-vs,
F‘. .F. CHENEY“ a: Hi i... Tomlin», it. .
Muld- l‘iy “Williamson, 75k".
. magunlti of the company.
couurssrgirens CAUGHT.
mm Isuiesltflura w lip.
(tang in New karts.
first Your, March 7,—What has rm
:1th been munitions! a legitimate busi-
ness more on the top floor of the build
in; at M Hinton place. conducted under
the Mull of the Metropolitan Photo~Lith-
ogreph mupany, was discovered to be the
pineal of a small, but skillful, and there.
fora dangerous. gang of coulltcrfoiters of
[failed Hint“ treasury notes. who have
titrated sections of New York and neigir
wring planes with tiu-ir spurious bills.
fine of the band an» a woman.
ervlm agrutn. acting on inf-Ir.
mafia»: furnished by the loader, made a
Mom mam the plum and capturmi the
memims of the gang, their plates. paper,
presses and 05”"! photographing and etch-
ing outfits. ’l'he primuori are Charles ii.
i’u‘hin, Sire. Henrietta Boiiitmun. who is
nima clairvoyant; Morris lioldstcln nud
[hark-e Sherrie.
r‘itme leaf. Urfoiwr the secret service de-
pertinent has known that the present
primrwrs haw- bu-II at Work. The bill
that they circulstvd was loads from leii
plaice pro-wired from a photograph on
gilt“ and were err-client munti-rfolts. The
dawninsfiou M'aeé‘J, and they Wore of
“missus burning a vigor-tie of William
Windsor). ’i'bo silk lim-nd in the genuine
use: was well imitated iu the bogus onus.
remit-ion fell upon l’m-biu, who thi
med reform in tho l'Zimlm refornmtory
for counterfeiting. lie is now but :.'i years
old. but is on Estelli :ll ctrherautl litho-
gruphvr. lie was lam shroud in his work
tuwrmit himself to in: tripped up. how-
et'cr. and lb:- sm'nst at rvivo llll'll were un-
- able in fliai out the location of the bomb
quarter-inf the gong»: which they thought
i’ai'illu was a lllL‘liilJi'l'.
iloimken eiwpki-Ilpors have suffered
much by we muuterlellcrs. and it was
fibers that the information which led to
the capture of the entire gang was obtain-
ad. Yesterday l’nuhiu and Mrs. iioldtman
item there. and, entering the couloctiou~
u; store of Max Charles. at Sixth strcoi
era] Willow avenue. mudea trifling pur-
' chose and aim one of the bogus f2 bills
in mymenl. They got the change and
umu out, but Charlot- followed and caused
their err-oi. (In the way to the station
iwuse the wuumu threw nwuyu bundle.
whirl: was recovered. and found wconsist
of 71 mumcrfcit 83 bills.
The wrrvt re-rvivv departIIIr-nt was "filli-
f‘lililll‘iilm‘il with. and ilctl‘cfl‘i'o lisqulrI-il
WNK in linlwlu-n. He bad a tall: with
Perkin. and the rouIItvrfcitor brnk - down
and made it full ('vnfvsuirm. lisquirrii
tuniwl buck i-IcNew York. flllil with
Agent iiwrgc ii. Bang and llutirctivc
, Hymn event to the Clinton plum-establish-
pom. whom they found (ioliistoln and
Morris. On the Sirl'ngih of what l’uobin
fired told him Esquire“ convinced them
that ho was a friend, and was enabled to
astute the plains. seven in all. The men
was then crusted.
GENERA—L wooowmo DEAD.
A Prominent fifimi of Brooklyn Passes
Army If "is Hattie.- In That City.
iibmuklx‘n. March 7.—-iioIIi-rul John B.
“windward dln'd at his home, 25H llcnry
swam. this morning. lie was taken with
at e'ililluii Tuesday in his (Illli‘u in New
York city, and on his arrival home the
dist-as» rapidly developed into pneumonia,
becoming in his death.
John ii. Wowiward was born in this
4-31)" on May 1.1. lelib. liu studied law at
fibre Columbia Law school illlll prtiuliI-mi
that profession until ism. lie was enun-
my awn-be)" at Memphis in new, and in
inf-'1 truluvmi to St. Louis. when.» he l‘i‘
malarial until 1M“, when, on aII-I-uuutoi
failing in-nlih. bu l'i‘lllilVi‘fl to New Mexico,
nullity lM‘J :lu- lot-atoll (It Phi-nix. A. ’l‘.,
“coming 5 Brooklyn about three your:
tug-I. lie was president of the Third XII-
tfwnul haul.- of X9“: York and was also
«amounted with u llllllll‘f‘l‘ of other finan-
ail-ill ,iilrillllllnlls‘ as H iiii'w'lur. At the mm
M in iLr‘ ,Ioimui IlIz- Brooklyn city guard.
wish-ll uftvrwurd lii‘i'nillt‘ Company (1‘ of
mo Til‘ll‘lilr‘lllll II‘Rllllt‘lll. Subsequently
:iie‘ was mad" second lieutenant and lili‘ll
lie was :Il'toI»
N'smi‘liruu-Iiuui t‘iillillt'l of the Twenty-
azbimd Ti‘gliiwlll and inter ('lilillll‘l of tho
’i‘tblnLuI-uib regiment. lu lr‘tiii he become
r;I,ra,Iiu'gul,IvrIIl oi' iii:I somml division. N.
#5.. r4, )\'. bl. :IIId >i'l‘\‘«'il nearly six years.
ditchirllill"l'llllt‘ll. in 1‘75. manic him. in-
mpiuIi-t-Jr geni'rul of tho ilillllllllll guard of
One Minute trough. (T'aznw touches the
right spot. lit aim nutritive In an illne-
right time if ymiiimlm in! when you limos-
a cough or‘ool'di. Store “impound? "i‘iiuu:
don‘t. coughs iii. ii”. “curl earl (ii. (infill
sou.
—-Acetnn= willlbw-Ieli up a: mild.
“Give mo a.litresregulator mull «no
regulate the World,” 31qu at uranium. ’lllbr
druggist knurled kilns ax hostile- of lic-
Witt's Little liberty litmus. Misc humans
little pills. ii). if“. Weevil and 65.1".
Stillsm. ,
~.\cctou cam-es the. callus.
Don ' t. I or i to l iisnpprurir lilllli'“l’llll I! s muesli
mentiug. Mia-mi upon! «lbw Museum
Cough (tum and. you: have limitm‘r‘diMilli!“ x
lioi’. It. ourssorouq). ’lillumuliyManuel's-wef
remedy that pI-miuots-honour-Illinois: assaults:
E. P. chrll and (is. 6‘3. , Millions. ‘
—AIccron will prevent mum-m.
“Amer...“
Minis mom i
The best. sides-m: tile: would dun more. :
bruises, sores, album, will missus. fever i
sores, teeter, chapped brawls. «millimeters. '
come, and: scams emulsions:- audl pinn- ;
tively cures piles, on no pay remained. I
It is guaranteed romaine-pennant mum l
tion. or money redundant. rim tit: mate 11
per box. E}. P. Weed" and! (S.- C. Win
It. not. oulyi‘s smut unmet illle' so, (has
Minute cough: (furr- acne audible. and
that's what maimed! go. if. P. Wendi ‘
and G (’7. Hiillllu‘ml.
. annuit-
Lute. iiu \i‘tib‘ ruappniIItul us such in
1 by “murmur Robinson. who, in lriTii.
iIviIIII ills :I:l_§l1l:IIIi general, in Wlll(‘ll
takes its i'nlllllIUeLl IIIIlil law, when he re-
rjg-uud from lllU state militia.
:l:I.I lash ‘lli‘ wu»: uIIIIIiIIIItod :Isu sIu-m‘ssdr
,oti' Mayor Low by on independent citizens”
‘Mit'lll. lie was doimtmi. The dc
«consul ,Lriul'iji u widow, a daughter and :i
“All.
Dr. Gunman to Ito llcappoinfcd.
lil'a.~,III.\I,;',I‘.i\, M il'i‘ll T.—-'l'lIo reappoint-
norm of Dr. iiiIZIIIIIII as minister from
,';‘\.'1lz',ii,l'.igu8 Would not be surprising to
:dmunlllhir'i‘s of the diplonmlio
corps hero.
finial llu- _l'€‘llri‘illi'lll of Dr. (:‘unuuil some
nu.~I,Iil,Is ago Nicaragua has been without
at :I ',Ii.~I.I l' in llll.‘ ,., unit-y. 'l‘lIo Nimro-
,,¥:Ll..I,I,I government has lull. this luck nl~ a
you. ~.I=1,Il;zli\I-, and .l was procliI-nlly l:|“
.t",\:u(l to lull'llwllli. lim i'oI'IIu-r minions
What is
(asloria
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s
prescription for Infants and Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium,
Icrphiue nor other Narcotic sub-
stance. It is a harmless substitute for
Paregcric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant Its
guarantee is thirty years’ use by
millions of Mothers. Castoria is the
Children's Panacea~the Kather’s
Friend.
For Infants and Children.
no not be imposul upon, but insist upon
having Castoria, and au- llInt the {ac-simm
s:gu..lurc of
is on the M
wrapper.‘0‘ . £57 .
Wesbull pro- ' W
tect ourselves and the public at all hazards.
Tim Crmrsnu Couraxv. '5‘ Murray SL. KY.
mi mi All ..
Minus ll,i,ll' I‘vwiulum IIInkboIIi uml Tl‘iillll" I
and ii.» utuiivh‘u-d .‘llli‘lllliill of the gin'i‘lll-
atom. 11 is. calm I: d that. tlu- rioso of tho
,r;»,,\'n‘.,I,IiiI,lu will im l‘UiliiVii‘Ll by tho I't'illl'll
of this. Lin/Juan In his will post.
Manuela-hob 'l'lIluks Ho‘s In the Rut-v.
OMAHA. March 7,—li‘ was decided to
timid .u writ-IUD): lu lilin‘ oily tonight Uf Xv-
ilatuelka Republicans as a demonstration in
(natured General Mandcrson for president.
.iiionuml MLlDdt‘ffiUll has returned from
Nithhjngton. lie says: "Those who keep
alias-la fingers on the pulse of the political
puddle say it is growing IIIoI-o and more
surmise every day that neither Mr. Reed
mu: Mr. McKinley can be nominated by
illhc mt convention of the Republican
pantry. lie that event it is felt sure that
filial: nomination will go too western man.
Among mile. western men the contest will
Idoniuloss be‘ between Senator Allison.
some»: Davis and myself."
Dr. (oguy‘cil Dead.
hmt’i‘li EASTHX. Muss, March 7,—l‘lr.
(humus ii. Ccigsiwll, brother of the lute
d'h-kiullgi‘i‘ar‘lllau Cogssvoll. died at his
lawn:- iIure from amount of the lungs. su-
. porlmluuod by .li‘fil‘h trouble. after an ill.
license)! three weeks, aged 62 years.
He
Music sucmbor oi the Massachusetts Medi-
When Baby was sick, ice-mm llmr meme.
When she wasalflliiidl. Idle-mini! flurflwm
When meta-cinnamon ”Minimum
WhenIeueMWlnwekm-flibmm ,
Ollilarencry forI
Woo-steels. .
mull amnlvuy and was prominent in Masonic
Idl’leirs. His grandfather was the first
aura-ooh general vm- appointed" in the
l mind News army, receiving his com-
passion in .17 cal.
Mrs. "able Sun's-adore.
Pdfll'lillfifitffi, lion-h 7.~-:\ll‘:=. Clara \‘a-
He. saw is charged with causing the
m of he father, John W. Bossier last
Messier and il‘hc has succeeded in elud-
ing slingshots metered! up and was ad-
iolibm Ml Infll March 18.
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, new nail untried makes.
Children like
to Cure their
Caughs and
Colds.
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plan. in buying a wheel. to avoid the
Buy one that
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yam our ” bc-surc~you~are~right~uud-
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