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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 15, 1897 · page 6

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i j . or my names.

a... made this stylish
led generous length with
nont- that close in double-

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was; square-cornered poo.
5 the openings to interted
fishnets. The back is close-
elllnlrebly‘ adjusted with the
“nae. back and underiarm
. extra fullness below the
being laid in two box-plans
W at the top by buttons
fillerlasmon. The stylish glgot
”flelonly below the elbow, the
arranged in plsits, and. the
’ilniehed with a double row of
floufldepth and ornamented
, [by two buttons.

chariot. homespun. kersoy and
are desirable materials for
with machine stitching ash
ooetoan he made of light
*M in whipoord. melton or
inlay one of the fashionable
" ‘ will! as dove color. dahlia, myrtle
‘ ,jhlseoatior a girl oi eight
whim two and oneonarter
Bl‘filiy-Mr-ineh wide material.
We. No. 8958. is cut in sizes for
a? six. eight. ten and twelve years.
Witter twenty-live cents.

VIIIIO 3! IT ll El.

COUPON
to mmenniaeollllo-

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more handsome smoked
, * end button-holes. The
‘oliheirontare reversed to
,illetmeetthe rolling collar

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Bmhklnlz is very
. Three Imperial Crown
III” will rather promote than

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when: "DrPKlnushlew
the only thing that euros
, . it in the heel roller 1
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g; interim ttoclwaimt and Bllvs. on liar

‘ on ihul dull.

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bromine-m menial!!!
or

cred to
him in the way at m to u.

talleinto the wood» entire north on
of the \milmp‘where there were (our
other W ‘f 7 .
All were troll armed andyere watches
sad rinse. {they had several grain
hm filled with booth. shone. shirt- and
other .merchendlee and a number of
bottles of whisky. They wanted llnnio
to sell the goods among the farmer-e.
offerinl to give him hail the proceeds.
He refused, and they beat him and
ma. him‘ewear It the point at a pin-
tol not to betray them.

Runle conducted emcere to the place
where he rays he met the men. but they
Were gone, with all thegoods. it ill eup-
posea that the goods were stolen from
freight care. “ . '

 

BASEBALL.

The National langu- Games.
At Clncinnatl~
Cincinnati. 1 0 2'1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1—- 6
NewYork.21100010000—vi

 

Cincinnati-Jilin. 10; errors. 1. New
York—units, ’10; errors, 2.
At St. Louis—-
SLLoulsm...‘ 3 0 0 O 0 0 0 0-7
Baltimore 2 1 0 0 1 d 5 0 2-31
St. Loulewlllte. .9; errors. 1. llnltl.
more—Hits, 7; error-n. 3.
At Louisville—
Philadelphia .. t 0 l 0 1 0 1 0 '- 7
Louisville 1 0 0 0' 0 0 0 0 0-l
Philadelphia—Hits, ll; errors. 1. Lou.
levlllo—Iiits. 4; errors, 2.
in Pittsburg— . *
Plitehurg 3 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 ’-’l
Washington 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 l) 0—!
Pittsburg~liltin 7: errors. 1. Wash-

lngton—Hlts. 5; errors, 3.

 

Sodding Wnnte n Change of Vanna.

Chicago, May 16,-T'rcaldent ('hnrimu
W. Spaiding oi the failed Globe Savings:
bank, who in under arrest on sovomi
indictments tor embezzlement, died a
petition in Judge Ball's court asking for
a change of venue on the ground that
1’ o! the circuit and superior" m‘iurt
Judges. who are ex oinclo criminal court
judges, were prejudiced against him.
Judge Ball was named as "H“ of the ill.
This leaves only {our judges before
whom Spaldlng is willing to be tried.
The petition was opposed by tho Blair‘s
attorney on the grim! that the stat-
utos only permit the illiVI'arll'lfl to preju-
dice of two judges. The petition was
taken under advisement.

Sentence of ”order Amrnml.

Albany, May if..~—'i‘hce court of appeals
has nfllrmed the order of conviction (or
murder in the first degree of John Hon-
ry Barker. nonviolcd of murdering his
wile, Henrietta Barker. Aug. :30. isles,
inv'the town of Harrison, \i'cetrhv-zeior
county. The evidence showed tho do-
fondant to have lnvvn n qiiarrolllimio
man, who abused his wilo and ”non
threatened to kill her: that he purnuml
her through one houne fill drove lwr
before him on a path tmvnrd homo. and

hen ehe rim] ip‘ escap- denim-mink:
s at her i ll a double rrvlmi skul-
gun, klllimlr her almost instmlllv. 'l‘iu-
delcndmii’s pica o! ilt'l’llli‘nt was not
accepted.

 

 

The Revolution In l‘rngney.

Wauhinzton. May l5.—~Hri“i¥'lll mall
advices from Uruguay rPl'ClVi-il lu-ro
state that the revolution has law-n
checked after a bloody battli- nt Tron
Arbaios. in which a large number of ill»
rm'olniiolliala were killed and lholr
lenders dril'oli to the lronllor. At the
some time- tho- government has «vi-n iii
to allay public discontent by taklm:
into the ministry amoral ppnmne who
heretofore horn lloen regal-dud as load.
era in the m-diiloue movmuoni. 'I‘li»
minister or war. lien-Will lllnz, navi-
way {or this purposo in ill‘ill‘l'lll l’o rvz,
who was nrling prvxirlvnt of the ruin-
mitlve nlllrlally (lvnnuluri-d an audition:
the revolutionary.

W
Justin-tile Assault.

Wealilold. Mann. May live-J‘onirar'lor
Strum: of (‘llli-npi-o was m‘qulilml in llil‘
dillllii'l mull on till“ vililrltv of weanli-
inx Deputy sheriff lluxnu-r or this:
town. The colic grew out of an attempt
by llosnwr to solar prnpc-riy oullul by
Simon. The Jllilfll' mlu-«l llml llnanwr
had no right to make lhu m-lznrr and
that tho would; by Hiram: one Joell-
iiml. l-ltrom: will brim: Milt for ”Wood
mutual liiull Hhcrlll' l'inrk of timing-
llold for i’ulms lnlpriaolmlenl.
low York ‘I‘roepe in (in to Philadelphia.

Now York. May iii.»— l.loulriliml illn-
itln and lfil till-ll from rnmpuniva A. ll
and I 0' llll' ’i'lllrd ul‘lillui'y. liliiilnill-Tl
ill I’lll'l ililllllllml. “‘Plil in linl'i-llwl‘il
island to lnlu- u-lulrnu ilnrlmr liu- no.
m-lm- of llm llmm mm'mmuu or m.
'I‘liil'iN-lllh infantry aiolinlwl llwrw.
who are union in Philadelphia in ialo-
pari in tho m-rmuonlue llli‘llivlli lo Ill"
dedication of a Waehlmlion mununwni
in that olil’.

Can l'lay nail on Monday. u
Syracuse. May lh.~~»l'uill'u Justice
Thomnon discharged John hinlarhy and
More Manon oi lin- ilyrllvnau llama-lulu
('lllb. who ware ill‘l'mllltii on May 3: on
the charge of “iridium domwl‘iiiion ill
playing lmlwinlli with the \V’lllmllulrm
"a hold that ii Wile llnl
idiom-n that a lil‘mirll oi the pinion had
been mmmlitml or the law violaim,
”allele will play ill-to llexl illiliduy;

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consider Ame: mm.

him. run. May it.» AAAAA ltmlilo merit.
llnltml Mali-a mlnnular anoint at Mom.
has pahlluhod it nlnlomtml in the lloWl~
pawn in the effect that hill olllco line
been undo-d and iinlmriani dm'umonle.
money and other valualllee stolen. The
prelort of pollen denim thin and lnya
that ihr' only seisuro was that or fut-ni—
lure.

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A View “in Item".

llrluiol. ("when Hey Mallory .l. cm.
er. s widow ll warn of are. uommitteda
euloide ill lilo home of her Ion. Herbert ‘
l4. (irony. with whom she lived. Mrs.
army melt a dose or laudenuni M ii
o‘clock and dim in ii a. to. tile motive
for the devil can lie Illil‘lwd.

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Deliver m» in ties-lo.

Di. milflffllmi'fl, Hey ”MA terrible
roller" dlensler befall e military train

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Last week i went to Boston and while there bought of the celebrated Parker, 5::

lam sroca FUR FIFTY cums on THE DOLLAR, and now thc
‘ it in my'store and oiier the following at

PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH THE NATIVES!

 

MEN'S SHOES.

603 pslr Heels Cali Side, Lace Tip. worth $3.00.“

. . . . . ”.75
la: " “ " " Plain Toes. “ 3.00 " . . . . . . L15
‘5 “ " Plain Toe Congress " 3.00 “ . . . . . L15
85 " " Globe Toe Tip. “ 3.00 " . . . . . . L15
320 “ " Plain Toe, Lece “ 3.00 “ . . ' . - . L75

”The above goods are made of the finest Cali Skin, and every pair warranted.
toe pairs Inn's French Belt. Patent Leather, Goodyear Welt, Worth $4.00 at . . $2.50
I30 " “ “ “ “ " " “ Bull no: Toe, Worth $13.00. at 2.50

Every man in South Nonvnlk can l- ll'ord to wear patent leather this summer and saw the oxpenm of shco poliahing.

l00 Pairs Men’s Goodyear Welt Russet Kid, Plain Globe Toe, Lace, . . . $2.50
[00 " " " ," l‘ " , Cap Toe Lace. . . . . . 2.50
l00 “ Russet Lace, Plain Toe, . . . 2.00

saaeams m sovS' lee lounrs SliOES.

 

Ladies, Read This l

l50 Pairs Lsdies’ Patent Luther Tip, llpJe-Dste Shoes. all sizes and widths',worth $2.00, at 85c
' “ . lace Shoes. worth .
leunsbury, Ilsthewsc n e co]: Fine Shoes, a little imperfect, in went and black,

II II I .0

i50
300

line goods, button and lace. at SLOO a pair.

ladies, these grinds oi Lounshnry, Mattllowson & (Jo's are diamonds.

500' Pair Iisses"snd Children’s Kid and Russet Shoes, lace and Button, at Prices So low It Vllll

lstenish You.

SPECIAL NOTIGE l

THEODORE H. OLSEN,

Next to Scoficld 8: lloyt’s Dry Goods Store. and opposite the reliable firm of.\ Dicker—
man & Son.

GO—LDBJ‘ERG’S ‘
New York Millinery Parlors!

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Allseilulne isdiu' Iult Cine
0er “today. lay ll.

 

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_- o CHILDREN l 

GREATEST SLAUGHTER OFSHOES

I Eva} Known in the History of Sthrlrialk.

The very best goods at one half their regular value.

This: is the greatest sale I have ever ollnrod. and i know those “Niall cannot be do.
olicatml anywhere at anything like the price. Home and get the bargain at your life-

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mp%n, Adams 8: Co., a

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2 00, at 850

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' to t it“ we! of plummet, me tow

‘ pie “are than this turmoil meeting—-

WIN l ‘3;

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tame the duties a! so Maurine moon.
nullity, as malt so use devolve upon
my a. aothlolr melanin me stealer

 

this evidence“ oiiyour friendship and
sympathy. your ewe will, and. ideal
sure, the prayer» of all the people with
whom l'havo‘ lived so long, sad om
confidence and mteem m dearer to
me than any other earthly honors.
“To all or lit! the luturo is a sealed
book: but i! I can. by oillcial act, or
administration, or utterance in any
degree add to the prosperity of our he-
luvcd century and the comiort and well-
helng of our splendid eltlmnehip, i
will devote the best and most unselfish
Morin of my life. The assumption of
the Chief Magistracy lee! ouch grave
importance that partisanship cannot
Mind the judgment or acoept any other
consideration but for the public good
of all to every party and every section.
"’With this thought uppermost in my
mind, i reluctantly take leave of my
lriends and my neighbors, cherishlng
in my heart the sweetest memories oi
my old home—my home now, and, I
trust, my home hereafter, so long as I
live. i thank you and bid you all
good-by."
Of hymns his favorite is that o’
Methodist composition: ‘
There is n wlrleness in (iod'e mercy
Like the wide-liens of the Hell;
There’s a kindness in his justice. .
Which in more than Liberty. d,
For the loco of i ind is broader ‘3‘
Than the measure of nlflll'ii mind. 7.7,

And tin.- heart, of the Eternal 4:,"
I: most wonderfully kind. La

it our love were but more simple
We should take llim at His word;

And our lives Would in.- all summne
in the ntl‘crtnme of our Lord,

 

THE BIGGEST CAMERA.

Made to Prove the Authenticity of the
Fair Signature.

'l‘ho lzirgrvsl camera in, tho World has
lm'n oonsirnoml for Tlll' purposo ol'
llll‘liil'llif: up llu- sinixuiuro on ”W Fair
will in San l“r1lll('l.~‘t’ll. so that Judgi-
and jury may Tll'ivl'llllllo by a minute
oxnmlnmlon or iii lotto-re whoilwr or
not tho (li'i"lllili'l‘.l dislmslnz of millions
of dollnre iv a forgery. ’l'ln- mum-a
has law-n lllaill‘ Ivy 'l'iio-nloro liylkil. a
handwriting uxprrt of Sun l’rililt'isl-o.
“P was employed to luvofllunlc llll'
pencil will llli‘ day on which it .wus
llli‘ll.

Mil-rill: it to he ii forgery, ('linrli-o
Fair's auorm-ys. liuiulil & linearly.
derided in lake ow-l‘y lossillll- moans
tor-malilisll liylkn's Henry. 5-; they
lmlli This r-nmvro. _. _

Will; it an i‘Xiil’l rl'prmlllriioii of any
writing van ho inmlv. Illilllllllll'll 3.9ou
tinws. 'l‘hie moan-z that :i li'lll‘l' our.
lWi'lllll'lli of an "10!) in lioizlli (on in!
:lwllrniu-ly llll'lllri‘tl iiiinmi [wt in". in
this “35’. plmtoumpliln: our tninulu-
.e'l-l‘llllll :lilvr allflllll'l'. ilu- pviu-il will
would lw ruprodnm-d so that earl: [also
“‘nlllil lw :Umo {Pol u’luli- nod 5,130 {owl
long.

.\Ir. liyikn's studio was not lama
vunugli fur this giant mulvm. in con
scqm-nvo it has lmvn lilllll in two

Twins. The iolvsmpio part, which it
made up of iwl-ll'l- «lotion-4, or Doll-Tutu,
i‘ill'll supplied with n llillu hill“ lluul' on.
trillion, i~ iwonlyl‘ivi- i‘wl lulu: nip-n
oxli-llilwl to ils full f':lll.’ll‘ll,\'. 'l'lli< iv
l'lilillt'l'lr'll lay :l him-ll l’llluln'l’ l llllli with
an mljolnlm: roam um-ol ml .1 dark
rooinu‘ hvw York .lwlll’hzll.

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Time For firriums Timugllte.
Make limo for sorinue lliifliltll'd. Lr‘.
no day page without some llli‘llillry o.‘
wolvnm llllnua. Emil morning as you

 

 

s llseilseme tedlel' lull elm
delay isiurdsy. lay ll.

We are agents for Horscovitz & Miller’s skirts, which are the
most eorrectaml leading styles of this season; ill we guarantee.
We shallput on sale next Saturday, May Hill, and will continue with
a full and complete line in ladios’ suits and j aokots lined throughout
with finest quality tail‘ota silk; also a full and com leio line
of skirts tram 980 and upwards; 85 per cent lower than e nowhere
armente guaranteed; it not as represented
money will he refundoi. All our milliaery goods sold acceldingly.

Coopone given away with every 250 purchase. Ooupdoe Will

fit and prices. on all

be drawn on Saturday,

moreover. -

l’ wag;

May 15, at 10 1). ill.
Y.

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initially; PARLQBS. w

rlia- l'l'llllllil yourselves llmi “(ind upzlke
lilo-so worth-l and mid." idol! ovollllll:
ml you lie down In root ll'l (lod'n zan-
gi-la clone the door of your heart on
llunmlitu of purity and lklilt‘i‘. ‘l'lu- auul
lilllll hull iwvor livmi {am in {are \i’illl
lolornliy la a vulgar mull, 'l‘hv lilo lilo:
llaa nowr Iolirui ilu- high law oi lmlxo
nm in it rained and a warm! lilo. 1“.
W9 ii‘arrar.
‘l‘he loaf Wel- (funds-med.

hliairrse lihi you ask for
broad?

llnnwlli- Your. mom.

"Wind it iniurruhli' ll‘illo loai‘ they
earn yell?"

”l'qm. lama: ll‘a my opinion, nmm.
llilll llml imlwr in lifilll' i'illiilllinlili
lullli'.” illiililil World. '

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milk

A PARIS SUGGESTION.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

“rmymb’flg’hmmh 0ll'wlT o
, . , .., m. on n, ,

We the underutilized. have known 16’.
J. , {or the int fifteen yearn.
and believe him perfectly honorable in
all helium transactioail and financially
able team out any obligations made
hpiheir than. .

Westlr Trees. wholesale dragon-in,
Toledo. 0. Welding. Klunan salami",
wholesale drarfisla. Tirade. Ohio.

Hall’s Golan | Care is taken internal-
ly, noting directly upon the blood and
mucous nationals of the eyetem. Price.

the. nerlmttlr. . Held by all druggints.
Tmtimoniale free.

 
 

 

According to the uevnpapers. an Ohio
hill-hand became the happflather of seven
children not long ago. Of the seven all
lived but one. It is to be hoped he laid
in a rupply of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, the only rare cure {or croup.
whwplngoough, colds and coughs. and
so insured his children against these
diseases. For sale by G. C. Simeon.

 

Unconditlousl surrender lathe only
terms there famous little pills know as
DeWitt's Little Early Risers will make
with constipation. , sick headache and
atmnach trpuhlee.‘ G 0.8tillllon. South
Norwnllr. end E. l’. Weed. Norwalk.

 

lilo Best densely ier Rheumatism.
From the Fairhnven (N. Y.) Ileglstgr.

Mr. James Rowland. of this village.
states that for twenty-five yearn his
wife has been a s ifierer from rheuma-
tism. A few nig its one she was in
such pain it at are was nearly crazy.
She sent Mr. imwland "for the docmr.
but he had read of Chamberlain's Pain ~
Balm and instead of going {or the phy-
sician he went to the store and secured
a bottle of it. His wife did not approve
of Mr. Rowland's purchase at first, but
nevertheless applied the Balm thorough-
ly and in an hour's time was able to go
to sleep. She now applies it whenever
she feels an echo or a pain and finds
that it always gives relief. He says
that no medicine which she had used
over did her as much good. The 25 and
50 cent sizes 101' sale by G. U. Billbon.

...._..

 

Personal—The gentleman who annoy-
ed the congregation last Sunday by con-
tinually coughing will find instant re-
lief by using One Minute Cough Cure :
speedy and harmless remedy for throat
and lung tro bios. G. (3. Stillson. South
Norwalk. on E. l’. Weed, Norwalk.

 

It should be made a matter of public
knowledge that Derit's Witch Hazel
salve will speedily cure piles of the long-
est standing. It is the household invo-
rite for burns, scali's, outs, bruise“ l
sores of all kinds. G. C. Stillson. South
Norwalk; and E, l'. Weed, Nomalk.

Iiiieus Colic.
Persons who nro subject to attacks of
hilione colic will be pleased to know thn
prompt relief may he had by taking
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. and it taken as soon an
the first indication oi the dimee ap-
pears. it will prevent the attack. For
sale by G. C. Stilleon.

 

Not only acute lunglronhlos, which
may prov-v total in ail-w days, lint old
chronic Coughs and throat troubles may
receive immediate relief and hepornlw
neatly (.11an ivy “no Minute Cough
(Euro. (i. U. Stilli-oii. Soulli Nomulk;
and E. 1’. Wood. Not-walk.

 

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Thirty years is a long time to light so
painful a trouble on pilee, lint Jamil
Mitchell. of linionvillo. ML, strangled
that long before he tried DeWitt‘e Witch
Hazel Halve. which quickly and narrow
neatly cured him. I is equally ellective
in Pl'zi‘lllil and all skin allmtiona, (i. ll.
Stillsoa. Heath Norwalk. and E. 1’.
Wood. Norwnlk.

.. .

..,, a in no on may

That is what Edwards & i'arlior. mor-
cllantu of Phillis. (3a.. say oi i'ilululu-r-
lnin‘u l’ein "aim. for rhonnlaii’sln. lame
baa-k. doc-p ”rated and maecular paine.
thrill by U. U. filillfllm.

Tilers ll a Clue el heels

Who are injured by the one at ooll'm.
lu‘i'l‘illvl, llu-ro has been placed in all
urm-ry slnreeanow preparation vallwl
iirnin-l l. lllldl! of pure motile. that Intel
iileplsreoi miller. The Hillel delicate
eiillillwll minivan it without dismiss. and
lint low can tell it from milieu. it dim
not 0er over '4 all much. Children may
drinhil with mat benefit. inc. and
the. per package. Try it. link im-
iiraluvil.

~0|Ises|lslleury
We have on head several thousand

job lot hilllnmll end notehesds that We
will print at the following tartan: Loan
quarter billhtwli “.50. Idllliinilll
l.lliill'a.,l; new drill ultim- ties.
additional hall's. lilo; m. will.
"Alli. additional 1.000%. the. Paddler.
lliioperi.0(|li extra. 'l‘lils stock is of

fair quellty. You use have it at slum
aims all loan as it lasts. Evening lien

rise Merit crest.

Aflerlhehllilieiuilrl (huhl
limit a wry revere cold all” many
miles willvoltt helium only hm
mammar- settled. esi three
mil lee oi Mistrial-ill h
Within amalgam:
millennial we lie any

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