Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 22, 1896 · page 3

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: mmvornohwduuk.
Thelltln sheet cameo known-vet "The
Paimf'h‘u‘clbeeoln demo. V. ' . ’ ’

Chet-lei o. new no moved from
Franklin avenue to Sprint Elli» .

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Joseph Cox has made several improve-

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I‘lae ltveleed mama [Innocents .aa
* reunite» la margin-vile. Pelt” MW
. rerun-an Wkulllfluim law“

 
 

 

“thefivfi'W‘lrtiim-I- ~ .
Torn”. Oct. roe-3y l» decivlc‘n Vren‘
dared here by the ledger ‘cl the eupmno
wort Thoma ll. Wetaon is not permitted

to unharmed can» from the uncle:
Populiet little tickle” ' ,

f The matter eerie up in the sour-ma

«court on a writ of monomer against 8co—

‘ rotary oi state Edwerde. who had. in com

pliance with the formal demand illéd by

 

manta about his Ilcton Hill residence.

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churn- emu lies at the point of;
death at his home on the chtport road.

 

Allied Limberg. of Fair street. is laid '
up. the result of stepping on‘ n rusty?
nail. ' l

The frontal Hoyt's Theatre is being?
repainted. and other improvementr
made to the building. ,

Work on the new hospital buildingsf

at “The Books” is progressing rapidly.’

Mr. Wench. announced his intention of
omitting, Mr. Watson's name item the
hood cl thereauiar Populist ticket. The
proceedings were begun ~ by Chairman
Breideuthal of the Populist estate central
noinmlttce. The desire at Mr. Watson's
loilowera was thnt his name would appear
only at the head of the ticket nominated
by petition by the bolting middle of the
road Ponplletv. and they alleged that the
printing at Mr. Watson's name at the
bend at the electoral ticket nominated by
the Democratic state convention was an
attempt to deceive the Populist voters of
the slate. They nllege that while these
ulcetorn pretended to repreeont Bryan and
Watson it was well understood that they
:wouldvcte only ter‘Bryen end Sewnii.

The new avenues are 3130 being laid 00'. i The decision cl the‘court orders the score.
m.— tory of state to prlut'll‘r. Watson's nnmc
The Bridgeport Farmer reports the ~ or the bend or the Populist ticket and do:

arrival at Southporc, of the sloop Hattie
Lu De. of South Norwulk. Capt. George
Byxboe.

Miss Nettie Bunion has been confined
to her home in Induce street for severe]

weeks. a. greet eufierer from munculnr
rheumatism. ‘ !

 

Thomas Gooney and lilies Annie?
Mokely, of Harbor avenue. Went to;
Dnnbury Tuesday. to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Edwin Baylies. ‘

Walter W. Minor. formerly of Nor-F
wolk. has been appointed cuptuin of the ‘
the “ileum.” “which runs betwaenl
Elizubeth and Full River. I

 

The annual bull ol;Comstoclr Lodge, '
Brotherhorid of Railway Treinmen. i
will he held on Thanksgiving: eve. Nov- 1
ember 25, in the Dsnhury Armory.

Fred W, Rogers will move from his
present quarters in the Curtis building.
Main smut. Not-walk. into the store rp- .
celitly vacated by Benedict 8: Co..in
the Moody building.

Judge Finch. of the Stamford Pro—i
hate court, hue called a hearing to pass:
uponhills enhmltted by counsel on both i
rides in the controversy over the settlc- ‘
ment of the J. B. Hoyt estate. Each
side asks about $5,000 for lees. ‘

A terrible Operation.

One of the most painful and danger-E
one operations known to surgery is tho! .
resorted to for the removal of concur m ‘
tumor; these diseases are becoming morr
and more prevalent every year and host '
pitnln are called upon to receive increnn
ing numbers of those who must submit
to the operation for the removal of can- .’
cor. Medical science has never been?
able to furnish nremody {or these die
cases. but it seems that a. true remedy
has been found in Ypsilanti Specific. o '
natural mineral water. For fourteen .
years this water has been thoroughb l
tested in hundreds of cases. and no case i
has ever been found where there. was
any hope of life left that thin wutor‘
would not cure. The Ypsilanti Specific l
Co. of 104 Broad St.. Booton, will for-
nish evidence of those facts to anyone3
desiring it.

 

.’ ed to discuss the "nutter.

; clares Mr. Watson'r name was not corti-
,’ lied by the Populist convention as that ol
, n candidate to he voted for by the people
of Kansas. “but solely by way of on oddi-
tion to be made to’tho party appellation
i of the People’s Party."
l Justice Johnson dhsented from the
7 judgment of the court. declaring his opin«
' ion that the ticket as returned by the oili-
cers ol the Populist convention was in-
tended to deceive the voters of the note
i t is conceded this deoleion menus an
addition of several thomnnd votes to Mr.
Bryan‘s vote in Kansas.

Dr. Fulton's Withdrawal.

ATLANTA. Oct. it’s—A political nonsu-
tion bus been caused by the withdrawal
of Dr. William H. Fulton. tho Populist
nominee for elector at large (or the state
of Georgia. and his declaration thut he
will vote for McKinley. in giving his rea—
sons for going over to McKiniq, Dr. Fel-
ton. among other things. any"

“First. I felt indignant at the trout—
mcnt 0! Hon. Thomas E. Wutlon by Con-
dldnto Brynn. who has ignored the Geor-
gia Populist louder up to date. I desired
to be free to vote as I pleased, and i shall
not vote for Hon. William J. Bryan. A
man who could vote for Women in 1892,
against the Democratic nominee. a pill I
could not stomach. is not the person to
refuse Thomas E. Watson so his running
mute on the presidential ticket. I hold
hir. Brynn responsible for the insult [loosed
upon southern Populist. when his chair
uinn. Jones, remanded us “back to the
nogroes.’ where he said we ‘bolonged.’ lt

l svueagretultoue insult to I million of

southern men who offered to voolor Cun-
dldotc Brynn upon condition that Mr
newnilvvns withdrawn and Mr. Watson
woo the regular nominee. The insult wee

’ en gross and uncalled for that Candidate
. ill-run would have been instilled in dls~

placing his men Jones as the smallest

; reparation that he could oiler.

"(in (let. M Hon. Thomas E. Watson
wired Abe Sielnbergor at Topeka tlmt the
Populism bud born Mild out and their por-
ry mode it lootmut for Democratic politi-
cians to wipe thoir feet on umier the hypo.
criticul pretense of patriotism.

“l was convinced that the party was

the , dell?
Infantry-tiara”

item the Prairie state here to pay their)

 
 

till-cleans , e now? been
43‘3””; On 0th» ”elf-1‘ whim};

day in center. There were 8.000 Wm

 
 

res a to or. cKinley. There weal
. 7f .Chloogo and an—l
. ‘ 5 tthaotlm enact the.
min. The “Millet-tit were escorted;
to the McKinley home by the Canton.
troop. Meier McKinley reviewed the pol
redo lrom the-tend on the lawn, and then ‘
the crowd moved in the street is trout. .
Then General John McNuity web on be i
hail of the city of Chicago. W. J. Cal,
noun spoke lor the Iteteln general. Major i
McKinley was received with enthusiasm:
when he mounted his chair to speak. An I
other delegation was lrom Poland. 0.;
This was the place where nior McKinley?
spent part of his boyh end where he.
received his academic education. The vis- ~
itors conic in a speeill train of live corn '
They were introduced by Judge George E
h'. Arrell, who spent port cl his boyhood}
no a companion at Major McKinley. ‘

 
 

rueion In Tennessee. ;
Nasnvtun, Oct. tilt—«Tho atute Demo- ,
erotic executive committee brought the
correspondence between the Populism-f
and Democratic committees concerning
fusion propositions to I close by releasing:

It loam.“ he to our aim
norm «Atwood tertnne 91,;
member eg fl community; of
«canoe fighteiehber or e .. y ,
railed M acme pour weighted. ’:
back. our-emolu- in a shirt
commotion with James E. Norton.
who llvea‘la [lest limelh at Ne. '1‘
Beta not; loll-dell or a immune:
in his family lilethel not only im-
on all our eitluna. but adde alum
to the incontinent o: the seineflhlud
that has me more. Mr. W in
a for Match! the renewing. lie
said: "For a. very’ Ions time or who
has been tethered with kidney was
urlnnry'tronbie. ‘ She Indeted‘ltdfi
backache and lrequent urluetlen.
Many remedies have been tried in an
endeavor to and relic! end cure. She
had about given up all hopee ct belnl
cured when one day i got e be: of
Dean's Kidney Pills at Platated‘e drug
more and tried to induce her to take
them. At first the relused. but I linol-
ly persuaded her to give them a trial.

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

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In the Twin Cities. Examine all the
stocks in the cities and then come
styles and

to us and compare prices,
quality. .

H.KRIEGER,

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We will not promise you'the climb.
but we do promiec to show you
the largest and best unsorted stock

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

*9“. w ‘ some.“
“is" ' ch‘k Sm"! nineteen.

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Cloaks and

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Mahnckcmo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.

ghee recently been more
‘hot

 

tributlon on. manhunt, -.
is 70 years chin!» M. M
doctor on the Broadway

 

this Brooklyn 7 ‘
wellto do. fie? ’

avenue Broom ,'
house'ol m5 '

mount on the denim .
round in e house which lie
but a lot of metal and some
“and at the titanium a:
Tompkins was known It , ,
“boodie carrier." He is en - -
procured the leiae coin from
distributed it to the where. w .
passed it on the public. He ll”. ‘
has been n private detective?“
undirected an onlce athli' o _.
moral years He was arrested .
row and Beekman «feet on SA "
The third prisoner. Michael

 
 

They preved to be just the right thing,

that he has no business. but it.“ ”

the Populiet's demand. which was loot i '0' in ! limit ”150 Ill. mm M Mr
Populistlo presidential electors and they; prove, me! is entirely eon now. 11

 

554- and 556 Main et., Bridgeport Conn.

 

mid out at St. Louis bynconiltion in:
swoon (.Yhnirmnn Jones and the ‘h‘ilwr‘

f-rust' on one side nud the Allen-Weaver-
Pollehk’oihllntlcr combine on the other.
i do not intend to he kidnnped into thb‘
lng lor Hon. Arthur Howell by any trial:
or combination at this into hour. ll 1
must vote {or wiint he rnpromnts. lwill
rake the chances on n candidate who does
not deceive u'lo. :' . -

The (inertia Situation.

(.lllloaoo, (lot. :32 '—George 1". Wash-
burn. chuirmun ol the Westrrn branch of
the Populist national committee. uml
l'bnlrmun Jones of the licinoorntlo nn~
tlcnni commlitcc hnvo hold it conference
regarding the sltumiou in (inorgln and
Kansas. espcclnlly in the former more.
ioyond stating thut the conference result
ml on "lumwovtod." Mr Wnshburn refuu
Ho Wile more

'v-ommuuicntlve. however. when told of

Spiders
or Dirt ‘ 1
not found l
in houses . l
that use i
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Windows.

. Woodwork,
and
_ Metals
T cleaned

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Heathen

rho resignntion ol the Populist elector.
W. H. Fulton of Georgia

"it is not surprising to me.” said Mr.
Wnshburn. “You how no idea of the in

; musltv o! the feeling among tho Populism

or that state It cannot be oxuugoruted. "'
"Will it be followed by other resigne-
lions“
“Possibly."
“\i'lmt notion is Mr. Watson going to

‘ tulle,“

"it will depend entirely upon the result
of my conference with Scooter Jones."

From the talk nroumi Populist heml-
,unrlors it is evident ilmt mum] hopes ore
nnlertolnud of accomplishing the desired
(union in (Joni-um. though ( hulrnmn
'd'ushburn etill hopon thut the mailer will
be milled tnlisfnotorlly. l'niess the fusion
in ('Ilt'lill'll. it in utrounlv intimated lbut

. ibe Populieta will withdraw their electorn

"mm ‘limli'fllll.

"'l‘bur. moons only-mm thine," fluid a
prominent Populist. ”mid thnt in that
ninotomhs ol ilwm will veto {or McKlu
.oy and {us-m with thi I'lopubiicnnn on the
congressional lickotu. 'lbc Populist: Mid
:irpbbiimns thorn mo in the come bout.
Them horn shin-mi the come humiliation.
and it in only nnlurul thut they hhlilllfl
mien mob notion. 'i'ncro is one thing cor-
nm, There will he Millie pretty rapid
movement» unimd lu-roln the next lour
duvu. and probably ill-role nteesures will
be adopted. "

Bryan In Indium.

Four WM'M. (lot. 22.—-Fort Wayne
izo d inst night cm- of the inmost crowds
in its history. The streets were crowded
for ullles. and it looked on thoonuh oil the

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how, “"90 92;";ch Moll“ on g
l
c9... ‘eerni m3 e’peclul dabfllly. wslmnl- l

“m-“PMWNmR'r'mmam'mmfifiiz Ilnrinem from u rmllm oi :20 miles hnd

g 1 'li mi into “fill! Mr. liryen. lie rpokr
; tom three pincer to audience!» that unre-
luniml morn Illnn ozoooo persona Alto-
; ar-tllt'l' lw hm nddmned “10.000 pornons in
1. indlonn. of whom not love than. noon)

nor" Vim-rs. At ill. hmond Mr. Brynn

mmio two somehow. Many of bin henrm
‘ s. the warm] or ihmoivorn the yellow Mc-
liimlcy louipm. To them the Nollrneim
l mudldute directed his relnerim. but there
we» no nttcmpt at disturbance. At Ilen-

pererle. etc. Comets locational d
u mud by error: or excerscn, qmckly restoring
Lentil-ahead in old or young, giving‘vl r and
. nucnglh when iormer weakness» prevmis: : . Can’-
tuamu pitcher, limpir, often-oi. and legitimate.
Curl; ll Doves. ane Tumouon.
dn't t drawn. d} r'm'lau‘om: "out on
CYTON'S Viullxur . Sent :1mlcoiilyrlirflrn‘l-
mil does not hove it. ’rirc at W? piece, (I [or $3.
with written guarantee rel complete cure.
Mi Minna-1, Y‘"t‘l“i,'.-‘, hm hm". co:‘.h-lm*m.‘.
fiend no threw of t -.M"l 25 m, p... A week r
mil lr‘vrmwm 'u n it am 5| rumor.
error: mu m . camera, man.

Hold by Geo (J. Stilrom, South Nor-
walk.

 

 
 
 
 

Iooltlpleto lketch. which was fine! '
.‘ enough. ol’ home and colonial wflnirs i

 

vents the intent discontent from Mention:
out.

: n bunglity determination with it view to

m. m lleiuvrnre county melamine cl'the Miami W oi the cm
Ilndlena ltwuhllcanlenu'llr. Bryn woken-item" ' ill" ' ” ' if“

to vote no they please lor vice presidential .
candidates, and nine one Populist oon- ,
grassland! coradldato, Democrats to be re .
tired to make pieces for these Populist; .

 

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Wetlon Won't Withdrnw. l

Blnmsonsn. Aid. Oct. 22.-—Thomue
E. Watson. "Populist candidate lor vice
president. spoke here last night to 3.000
people. lie said, among other things. that
he would die the death of a dog ten times
over in time of peace before he would he-
trny and destroy his party by withdrawn]. l
He predicted that such action on his part
would insure Bryan‘s defeat.

i
liryAn'a Friends In Latin America. l

COLON. Colombia. Oct flit—A large
section of the population 0! Control and.
South America. on shown by ndvicos ro~g
colvod here. [over the candidacy of Bryan 1‘
for the presidency of the United Stator;
and the iron coinage of silver. ‘3

THE CUBAN REBELLION.

A Paper It [luv-rm buys Claims Will Be
Proceed Agnlnat the linited huts-e.

HAVAXA. Oct. 22.——'l‘helnsurgenis hove
blown up two bridges between Los Pain.
nice and Peso Haul. province of Fiber del
lilo. cunning grout damage. A passenger
on bonnie train detained on nelscuntol
the wreck loiind another bomb. which,
however. had not exploded A terrlllc ex-
plosion was also heurd at [N Palm. l’lnar
del lilo.

The weather has been clearing during
the past week, and native liold operations
against the insurgents will shortly be
commenced. ,

The Dlnrio de in Marina in. a very live-
ly editorial against the United States gov- ,
crnment snye:

"(in the termination ol the revolutions

 

. in Cuba and the Philippine islnnds Spain.
~wiil present claims for (lounges to the l

United States government for allowing
lllilmsrering expeditions to ho littcdout'
within lte jurisdiction. "

The Competitor 'l'rlnl.

Wasmxo'rox. Oct. aim—Although the..

store department ollicluis decline to
muke public informulion respecting ad.
vices received relative to tho procmdurr?
in the triui ol the Competitor prison .:

3' era at Burton. now in progress, it run he}

stated that. so far no the two Amoncun i
prisonm. Isabnrdo nnd Melton. are con .
corned. they will enjoy all the privileges on
corded by the l’ushing protocol. This
moon: that they will be allowed to name
uttornoys and advocates. who shall have
access to them at suitable limos; that they
shall be lurch-bod in due season copies of
the accusation and n list of witnesses for
the prosecution. which inner shall be ex-
umlued below the supposed criminal. his
attorney and advocate; that they shall
have the right to compel lbonttendnnm- of
witnesses in their Imimll or to lino deposl
tions; that they be allowed to present will i
clout evidence as th y may drum cusontinl
for their release. nnd that they shall in"
permitted to present and tomake their do
fauna in public trinl ornilvur in writing.
by themselves or by moons of their oounm-i.
Whether or not they will he tried before
the civil courte or ncourt mnrtiul. depends
upon whether or not they were (-upturmi
with onus in bond. In the latter cites the
protocol permits it court martial trial. but
even in thiecneo the proceedings will be
vnstly dillorcnt from those» under which the
prisonore were no summurlly convicted
and sentenced to dumb by first nnvnlcourt
mnrtlni, without opportunity to choose
their counsel or over altogether understood
tho evidence ulvcn ngninst them in Spun
lsh.

Captured by the Raleigh.

.lacusom: Ln. Fla.. Oct. 22.-Ufl New
Smyrna bur tho l‘nitod Storm cruiser
iluleipbcupturmi tlm illlfiuuirviuu ulcnmor
inunth-ssnnd licr tender. the ii. i.. Ma
boy. The latter vessel wm putting out to
non with coal nml supplim lor tho llnunt-
lose whcn tho llnicigh fired or blunk our
tridun lm' her to atop.
about and tried to cemrpo. whereupon the
Raleigh fired as solid shot ncrosw her imwe.
end the tun hove to. An oflieor wus pm
in chargeof the Manon The Danntlew
was brought to St. Johns her and now
lien inside. in chnrpe ol’ oilioon from tin
Raleigh. Goblins here ore urontly excited
over the news, but assert that the llaunl
lees had neither urine no:- men on board
in chasing und cornering tho Dunnllcee
the Raleigh need her “gum several "mm.
and the alleged filibuster came nenr helm.
sunk. ___,. 'i

(Ynuovas’ Gloomy Vi w.

”mum, Oct. 23.~'l‘lm doom "go
preeldcd at n council of "hologram .
wmvh Moor Vapour. the premier; any:

sold; ','l'he luea oi men in the minim,
wars has proved divuetmne to husbandry
he proved by the marked «increase in en
ports. Spain will be oolnpolied to lnrunly
import brcndotuf‘ls. (only pnirlniltm no

A sort ul instinctivepn-mnmm.t
impola the notion to show colic-lull on!

averting infnrnntionul complicnllom nn'l

 

Mrs. Morton was troubled in the same

 

that he is a professional perm '
is 22‘ years old. It is said that be .
the coin lrom Tompkins end «
wherever he could.

The Mnbc. turned .

J . "NI" 8 Some ol the counterfeitmleeeur.‘
way again ‘ would be. willing to’ ill! WAGONS ' . o J‘ o ' lonnd on him when he was f ‘ - .
"0 m be! for Deana Kidney Pills. , PIpOf-"Ollfif, 0"c'm'n" can "a at one "m" accumulator
knowing an I do now their curative I” and “caudal-ova. ' ‘ ‘ , BM", “m ,0“. bu. " “I“
powers." it only takes e few words to “JONES. Pt!!!" he buxom-333:: wmkéznmroeeu
describe Doen's Kidney Pills and the: pflglyolfi. ”KM-n. m moundnchg Icq / . with.
action. A kidney remedy, e apecinll » ' Tompkins. whole held in oi
(or kidneys only. end they cure. We c.lg::.ol;i‘ WILL PAPER DID 'OIDEI‘ has waived a hearing. Bureau

, . I - will be «enticed helm In
'” '°‘ "d i” ””32”" "‘}I’.l.“ selects: no. ”W“ “A” “3"” Shields .. 11 mm on s... .
We publish ccel out many a e I "(win \v “m: in ”mm“. mum ”5.000
"m" _ _"' . "U" ' ' m.” ' ‘ Eugen in 87.500.

Doun’n Kidney Pill] for Isl. by PRICESTO SUIT ALL eumpleiimheo!lmtmttiryleenl Pu)?" —

all dealers, price 60 cenll. mailed by
Foster-Million: Cu, Bullelo, N. Y.,
Bole Agents (or the United States.

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The only moody in the world thel
will at once atop itchiness of the skin
in any part or the body. that in chec-
Iutely sole and never-failing, is Dunn's
Olnuhent. Get it from your dealer.

Winning
its ,.
Way!

W‘hyrlalte the e hour“?
IA“ is of)! high {grade cob.
that is called M. aha
Java. (lur lioho am" ind
blend is pronounced gzc‘llfi
and is surely winniz g
way into public lamr.
If you love.- fmc itoficc buy;
my Mocha and Lou bccm’. ‘
Bluelrr and bind mate no“
lasting goad impression. i I
believe I have a fine or” lc.‘
and want the public to know
and enjoy it.
A fresh lot just in.

 

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In: caravans
Hazleton
and
Cross Creek

- - GOALS

FOB RANGE AHD "IMAGE.

The» Goals are free from dirt
and slate; will be delivemd by
careful drivers. Send order
{or semple load end letiefy
yourself tblt our claim is cor-
rect. ‘

 

, her-mines remedy the!
lists results."

CALLANDSEETHEM.
H ENRV TlLLY.

You Don't liars Ye Swear (ill.

Buys the Eli. Dmieiltmrunlof Agriculture
in en fillulrlll about Nov-TD-Btlt:, the
lemma tobwco habit cure "We know
of many cases cured by Nn-To-Blw.
fine, a pmminent bit. huuis .n-chvnw,
trucked and chewed for tw-uiy your.”
two boxes ourvd him no that :VVt‘l' the
enroll ol tobacco make:- him sick " No-
To-Buc cold and guaranteed by it. ill.
Finished. Noonte no pay. Book fr
Sterling Remedy ”0.. New York at!
Chicago.

Human life is bold. ll)“ cheaply wiwn
the individual who needs a tonic for his
system. seeks to cover hrs wants by pur-

chasing every new mixluw rim! is rcc .

mmpnded to him. Remember that
Ayn-'3 Borsupnrllln ban in well-carnal

reputation of fifty year’s standing.

Theories olcurr may br- lllm'nnltfllfl
length by athymcinun, at the students
went qui relief; a d One Minute-
Cough Core will mvo u to them. A
sale cure for children. it is "the-only

um immed-
E. P. PM end it. (‘
Shunt“).

Aycr’s Hair Vigor, which has utiivod ;
end supermded hunormls of siuulur pt" p- I

nations, is uddonbtodly the mo-r {m- -
tunable as well an economical hair-dress-
ing in the mnrket. By int use. tin- pom
est head of hair own br'comee luxurium
and beautiful.

 

ElSV All! PLEISIII 10 VINE

Patent
Medicines

EASY .

«auo PLEASAIJ

TO
TAKE

AthrPrleeel

Geo. C. Stilison’s

also. trons.

 

 

 

‘Bortieh our! Gilt Mouldinn when to

s. bounce for inspection. on notice by pow‘ui
;Esll'vmt»e lilo-orfuilt Givrm. ml:

? genuine

 

 

 

 

The Princeton Jubilee.‘
; Personnel. N. .l., 0ct.-22.—All in
l juicing and lzvsrlvlty in. the cinnld

of old Nassau. Yesterday was tho '
day of the svsqnicentcnnlal eel .
the one in which President 0] 7
honored hasten hall with his W
spoke words of praise in honor of the _,
unitersiiy. hover before have [lie I) " ,
old nuns seen such paytimes: never“

 

pitchgmse
.i.l stains from
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‘wemnt odor. and my Menu"
..dmnmabl¢- Sampler nailed. is.

L. B SUTTON. New Cennn,Ct.
ween-emu

iwalk; [“mnoy & “cumin-I. Summit,

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:Physician forWomon
in as. on. fif‘iuuroso

3 “all". in; consult“. .xf, lyr- MEG?

; ”t2 Bump 3mm, Billie‘vv‘rJitT, (loss.
‘ From "loom. to 1 p m. my on, except
; Sunday.

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:"e'M nineteen are non Inn h— in. . a... ..
no lo and 4 7 [Allow 4 .L'w: :L' 2*
mm «ll cult incident to tin w: .: 4 '~ it!
fit! Gullflm m "In sirloin“ ' - .. ‘ "
& llribfli'lmflfl?‘ilrt‘t'nlvlhg'll! .
‘ d'ientilh'rtronlnmm know . -.
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Dentistry l’wim‘h-f «ii is. HF éi<
ill iilt'li
‘« mm nxruwi no \w’ruul'z .
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SOUTH ”DIWALI . - -
SIViNGS BANK

it Wont-inane” .troat.
iii-ran dolly :r-m. Mo i2 is. m. n .3 from

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J. D. JENNINGS.

UNDERTAKIR.
mom ovum.

Smell

Opp Street Railway Duran.
rtlofiilllllmlil ELM HTHMT.
m.morvv. CALL. ll.

Jacob H. leytoo,
Flea. LII. and
fluids!“

iNSURANCIli

Reel [cute and fleece Agent

(ween Standish 'l'lcltete. end Hts-ville
one... it me

urns I at
“emu-em

OFFICE 6 RAILROAD PLAUI.
Tent to Poet (Moe,
«ll-”PH NHNWALK. r l r : (”NS
Vole-tr": i’dllu'j‘. Acknowiedsmenh Token

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‘« to 3 p. m.. and on .Vnnllra) t-Vrizlu...~:

records ol the "College of New:
" have ouch thrones crowded the bee
‘cnml us and witnessed such a III-on '
j gladncu. When Governor (trigg- entree, -.
l he wee given an ovation by that“
Floating lines. brilliant eoloredetre'm
testy hunting and skilllully den, ,
buildings mark the beslnnlngol the; , . , - .
3 era for Princeton nniversl”. ‘ DI! a“ ‘
. birth; the rejoicing continues. .
‘ mnny shop ha~ loot its, charm. , , A
hull was packed n hen Prefer-tor W
Wilson dellvsred on which and D!
ry \uu llyke of New York city reed

’ ode. Both are well known '
it?

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graduates. and their edcrts were l ~.
[Irv-eluted. 'ih‘e pram-slob ot malty j
trustees formed in trout of " “
alumni and advanced tritium.” *.
lemon. u. emu. president or m ,
[of trustees. niruln pmlded and in .
the crater and the poet.

 

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Ari-heirs Cannot Be Found. , p: "
Wli,.\ili‘£fl?0\‘, Del. Oct 29 Thereulv- , '
.srs of the lluy Store Geo conga-M of Dell-
wure. Dwight Brnman and J. Augusto:
lilo: nuiey cake-d leave in the United
.- lnies court to lilo alhdavite alleging M

 

 

.,1.i Edwrml Addlck“. Parker 0.0m '1; .

fnml llznrius H. hittinm-r. 10M“, ’
l H.» com; on , me in contempt of 00m '5"
' that ii 0y hexe mused to ulve nplbe tech
and papers at the comeony. Boga Patti:
nl monael tor the nit-elven stated. the
search had lwcn made lor them in ll“?!
. slates. alleging that the lmkeeud »
i hnd hot-n concealed. it was eluted elm
'thc hearing that Mr, Addicts lei
E hiding in the lioflmnn Home. New Y 3 ,
. .

l A State Witneae Annotated.

MOMEB. Oct. 22.—.lahn Holllnheul. the
iWaehlnnton county farmer who W
‘wood in the lynching ol Christoph

. , (Zimmbilvs mverai immthfl ago. then turn.

; ed state‘s evidence and convicted m

i or the lynvlu-ru. who were sentenced It

5 lilo iu~pvl~onnn~nt a few days ego. hp

. her-n ae-nuainnled in the nmdwav MI! lb
home. being ehot from embueh by. dough
men. Mme no other oltlwna ot Veehl‘iigv

too are tuner ind ctment on eulplchn at
having pnrtioitmled in the lynching but l‘
oil the atnte‘s witnesses hove Mt it! M
unknown.

Killed While Vining an Are Mitt.

I'A'flilllilm, N. J.. Oct. lea—Willie's
'l‘sed cl flover. N. .l.. employed by the
ltdmm Electric Lieht company at ill!
city. woe firing on are light on the corner
of Bridge and River etmte when be H”.
mo to tail to the ground. Ha I'm
motionlras: end an ambulance wee “the
monel. He died onhia why to the , ..
hospital without renovating conscience“
The only visible inmry tree a eligbtlmv ‘}
on the pulp: cl bin right held. . .; ‘7‘

Dr. llorutlo lei-rel M ,1
Pumasn. (in. Oct. 2n.-Dr. 73w
, ll. Holmes died here. aged ill. HI “5

notice of this state. llr. Holmes "my.
andedna one of the boot "ml“?
anrgmns in the world. He wrote um.
éolvoiy for medical ionmeia in A g‘ '

l and Europe and were man ol' rue
ahllllulln diauuoeie end cl . w“
will and penflm at the
table.

 

 

 

 

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Union lug-e Ion-leg Comm

Tmros. Oct. inn-Articles at. ‘ ~
pcretlon have been filed at than“;
secretory of state by dough Baler. ‘
l8. halter and Herman eopercl Phi ‘
phie end Warren H. Willie-s I!
(or the Union Buyer Running
with 33.000.000 capitol nook.

eavnonc secs.

.0. Humour.

 

 

D. W. RAYMOND.

Funeral Director
and Embelmer.

'0 W ohm on “rant
3 gmflo'r‘wvmh. ’

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me can no entree
mmtmoumlcr
Print»
ing!

At tho .untlnol

or Washington It» Salerealk. ‘

 

llott’s Nerverlnenl’ilis

1, remedy for

usher. Oct. roman ct the ' ,
mlehmiumthem;

 

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were in circulation yesterday. “at .
Book of France bed-arsed tomb“
tothe Bank at Knghndwlth or”;
preventing a rice in the tank we

been re new 1%“.
LONDON. Oct ”Jr-t 6mm
Dally Telegtept tron Preterle .
more than the Transvaal will ; ;
dine demand for indemnity “It“

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