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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 20, 1897 · page 3

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turd. llrst; MM. Bis-lord.»

chill-1.53;”; m sum.

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“32.10;. We. 1r. curls.
WM: 0.1:. our-teem lis-
ohm-10.0.0. overuse. new Hr-

Wl. third.

Five-mile median-W. W. Shepsril.
South Not-walk, first; A. I. Curtis.
"trill“. mull: William PM .llid-
nlotowc. third; 11:. “A. Reliable! lis-

ven. (north.

Two-mile lisp Renew-0.1mm.
him flared. first: Brflnipley. Relerk.
eecond; E. 0. linoleum. New Rem.

think rimrn‘r via. Gellettwln by
ten points. Bil“! biscuit points

ileum-northem

n. his hieyele reels. en my
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The sump-thy he sought was never
shunt and wechieln one ides'LSc‘

m- hwiwmte n more .‘
'l'hebloyéletiessleseltellsslollows: M 1' '

lite when he reed how. when he had at
lest succeeded in courteous the 0"“
.llsnt discovery of s vecelne tiniest nn~
chm. 30"”Wmmueried our:
tile laboratory to more his west
triumph in his wile end child. lull in
emotion which i could not restrain
'l'he repose which Puteur round so 00'
e‘entiel tor tilt conduct at hlh work in
en strictly guarded in the RAW!
ea in the home: the presence or 0

experiments both disturbed
troubled hint. end he could only toler-
ate his sesietants in the room whih
he wee working. Dr; Roux reletel
how one dsy when they were visiting
the eminent protessor of chemistry.

latter was discovered in the middle el
his labor-story. surrounded by s‘ perfect ‘
beehive or students. the hustle and
noise or which so struck Peetenr that
he exclaimed: "How can you possibly
contrive to do any work in the midst
of s commotion lite this?" “it allow

it

etrsnnr while-he wee immersed in his "
sud f -

“mm. at the Boole de Medicine. the .-

‘

A. J. Whisk. ill New Yak oily, new
an exhibition mile run int“ 8. 5.

W. '00”! g .

In the month of August llarper'e
Weekly will rush of my 0! those '
“emotions-spread interest which
have won for it the title of "A Retinal
hornet." Vivid scoonntsotihc gold-
‘ fields in the Klondike. hrccxhthy min
on mar-in: ham-led». will he re-
prodnced by spaniel .ecflosmndeltl.
with numerous illustrstiens. and there
will alsohe lllnstrstsd articles on
"The Sibelien Bellwsy."on on"The
University of Oslilolnie." sud "lis-
weii."nndinstslinestsd the story at
theGseeh were! ledepsudenee. "The
Vintage. ” by it F. Benson.

.. ._ WW...“

Dunleevy the Shielding Block.
O'Rourhe's antic motion scr-
prised everybody Thereby Ivy detention
Wetsrhnryntholnehysmsolilmtl.
Dnnlesvy was the stumbling block
ansiiist which the Brass City team
tripped. The only time they could do
anything with his twirling wear in the
thirdinning during s shown. when I
two-hugger followed twohesesou balls
and netted these rule.- W
sacred three in the second on good
hitting and the some number in the
’ neventh. Wsterhury got seven lute ll
Denleavy. but he kept them matte
-'-Bridneport Standard.

noun end use Iold.

The house at Wsrren E. Smith and
four acres of ground on Electric Hill
wm eohl “section WM! 0! in"
week thigh Diseerny. e! Dohhs Ferry.
lor.li.0W.' illhoonh the sale was et
section. ”I. Brush hsing the ene-
tioeesr.itwa‘enol pnerslly known in
Greenwle $0 property is port at the
oily it. Smith turned over
tcsacsiversetihe lists at his lsiisre.
sndu “QM Yorhlswhedto he
eohlst 0%. the sdverrleement (or
which was inserted in s' New York
paper msiamiord Advceste

Visit to the W Wheel Club.
(in Frldey. Auunst ill. the Twin Ulty
Wheeluien will visit the Steamed
Wheel club. They will he met at the
loot oi loruirm lliil sud escorted to the
rich rooms ul' ll 0 litaullord wheelineu.
lln Fridey. hipinlllher iii. the lllnmlorii
end: will here a ledles'ren to liotoc
Point.

 

 

 

hire. dairies Wetsuit. of [low York. is
the [neat ol‘ ilias illnnle Williams.
lire. Welter howl-ed hes been ee-
tell-isle. her sister. Ire. ‘l'reililweil.
sndtwochlldmlreuOsMJihle.
Quite annular 0! W tireless
W Moll! m It l’lesellle
Beach. on Wednesdsy.
, In Jellsllierweedsed sen ltslph.
oi Bridgeport ere spending else out»
at Deacon ll. h lioiey's.
. At the llerileld Year: We a tirele-
i; of tlhilsilse liotlesror Ins-ting. held
fiends! mule. It the house oi firs.
Isle» liters-mm miles made our
misled by ll:- earn-u. ct limit-i.
we. Willi! Andrews. cl limitiyn.

whohes use ere-sites severel weehe
manicure-lemurs. has returned

 

 

later my ideas." replied Wurtx.
‘ would elecluelly hellilh ell mine." was
Pesteur's unseen-Good Words.

It Bunsen lleelsnd a line. by Expert-

shce. which is expected to revolutionise
horse running and ruin. has been
invented _by a Western genius
chose re'mnrhles the ordinary home-
ehoe, except that e clreulsr rlrs oi reh-

chiei or the tire department of De.

'ronds mode slippery by mud or ice.

VII:

 

A NOISELEBEJDRSESHOE.

eneed Horse-en.

A rubber-tired and noiseless horse-
The

her is invented in lie bottom. The in-
ventor is John W. lonnrcli. formerly

Moinee, la. The rubber portion tend.
naturally to give the horse a mur-II'
snrer lootin‘ ln-elimhlnz and descend»
in; steep hills or when traveling over

A horse equipped with the new sham
was driven on one oi the steepest hilin
in Des Molnes recently by way of ex-
periment. The animal wee ilret driven
down hill or e lest trot. and it won
[mind that lnetend oi trotting with
etlii knees. as a horse naturally would
the horse traveled almost no surely In
it would on a perlectly level mud.
When the bottom at the reed wen
reached the horse. while still Irotiinr,
rapidly. was turned oil sharply with-
out ranking hint slip or use. his tooling.
Biperlenced horsemen who have ex-
emined the new shoe. declare that it i:
ll boon. "New York World.

Told oi lends-er. the Artist.

At no exhibition 0! the Royal Achil-
emy roneldernhle notice wee attracted

rhnlnedvlo lte kennel and carried uwuy
by a flood. A gentleman hurried ol.‘
lo the pointer to moire an offer [or it.
he ran: at the door of u lilllllll garden.
When the wicket wee opened he saw
a boy playing with u hoop e'llh nomr
other little icilovve. lie inuulred oi
the children: '
"Dora Mr. landeeor livr- here?"
"You." replied one of the boys.
“When may i speak to him?"
”Now, it you like; i not ill. hund-
liner."
"lint."
your tether l went to see. I
rolled about 0 picture at hill at
Academy.

"Well," said the NIH“. "ii in l who
eat exhibiting the picture."_‘ lie we
then it little over it were old.
'l'houith lmnilseer'e noniua Willi rul
tlveted early. it was no iorccd plant.
lllII technical power-e were prodigiou-

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explained the visitor, ll. lr
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l'sperlisulu hr Incline".
Psper (‘II‘ now he lulu: by insultin-
ery. The device hes s rod on which
a roll of psper is pieced. sad It psete
reeervoir with s iMsr pieced en es
to ensue the wml lies oi the poem
The end oi the never is lestened to

«nine eierted up the well. being held
in piece by the operetor. A roller lol-
ioiva the pspor u it unwiuds end press-
no it snlnsl the wall. When the top
of the well is resulted. the oporstor
pulls it slrlns which this the psper cl
lrom the roll mlicndoli Weekly.

 

Ills Motive Power.

amine. «“l’ou any you are not 0
vagrant?”

i'llllilllll'iled dunno.- ”No. your line-
or."

J «"ind any motive hrihs you to
this city. "'

it. Quotes. your linear."

J.“ ”Wht’tl

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GASOLINE STOVES!

IISN I VII 36“.

Qts. soc.

Blue Flame Oil Stoves!-

 

so. uorwur are m veer.

by the picture of a magnificent dog.

the bottom at the well. sad the oer

 
 

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Boye Ill Blu

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

a, A .~.. g??? m’ i 1*“ 3“ Wm; r 3% A . «v‘
~” ” 3145' “Mr W: 4:00 to o...
’ 9" ‘5 2 3'0 [lays the figuration willie duct

pants for parade. 75: I! the price. The ”4.; as
/ m the donor clues. . .
Three grades of while chiller; glitter: (0.15 and 25c
«pair. 49’! sizes.
ummar lor- romp near. 250 e! 500. Headquarters
for Military fixings here: how «attenuator! at Helge'

 

 
 
 

 

 

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MASON'S JARS,‘

Lorilee should never {oil to slot: in .0“ur :
store as they pose by,ii only to lookemund,
as do alwa‘ys hove new and emoial $110160 m

Such as woolen need for everyday weardie- m *- m
playmL on our waters. We are selling

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Cornet Report their. . ..._ .0: .1:
Shirl Waisis cheaper than any other store
Soldier Beys’ Wants. M a: ( i ‘
n the state. _. w .
Phillie-25.] E‘ & 09 " M
Outing um.
Callers and Cuffs. BRIMEMRT CM! H KR'EGER.
Unchained». 0pm ”Md”. Fr. do}, am, The Leading Cloak and Millinery Sterne In the Twin Cities u w m. ”m “
Saturday annoys. g Ste! et lshaehelie lletel m. cléu mull .
a - may hove in
.. f E 123%an
. _ . t: 4 1051;311:338 '
””9”“ oracoeclorc: t2: 3e ml.- $233"£“.$"

throng till: a .
lure .

urged e. end the
nuooee 0d. "

moving the irrltellml
early correspondence. .
The chief; ohjectl
to the manner in
treaty use made.
token to the tree '
lloehi when he mm

 

 

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Nowadays

 

use i VII SCOV.

Large

 

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scheme or user. '

commencing Monday. Jun. aloe.

 

“Belle Horton:

mnnmmnyraun.
museum—.mu strict. l.llp.h..(fieier.lsys. l..lliip mi
lestillsl liireetlllfllilp 111.. microns. coup I.)

FIRE—Single. we . Isevrslee. 100.
Special Seeder Selle: "7" “tizflhsmvlhfila‘. "

Leone tenth item-lit. u.” p. m. rune. New lei-hello. 3.30 p. on.

"near recruiter to result see to. results:

"I!" l7.liou..WsIl. elliII'llclll .
new... mm... '.... ’

Subject" to change without holler.

Beats "Em All!

'l‘liohlook of paper curried in
th Joli Printing Depmlmont
the South Norvvuik Evening
Sentinel is large: than that 0i
all the rest oi' .00 printing of-
ilces' m the Twin Cities coin-
bleed.

 

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Society

 

 

 
 

nerves-Mists! WW. lller's new

 

 

urine-siermmedieellttal-
. “new” ,

‘ A big consideration when
in need, of printing.

 

No one need go to Europe for e

TIN OVENS, ‘ 02.80. watch. The best are made right here publish“ the lollowiu
in America by the American Walther!) ”Ty-'35.”, 3......" 1.

Watch Company. Two watch more-

WRE—WHTE——FLOATHVG.
Nothing enters into the manufacture of Fairy Soap but the
purest and best materials known to the soapinakcr'e
en end that money can buy.

“03000 of the

Sold everywhere in one quality and three convenient sizes,
for the toilet. bath and laundry.

“with“! rum m.” “M. Illlsll.

 

 

 

 

goddlng end

to the neuroses ct thin

London. Aug. 8.

nenly appointed man 0)!
the l'nuerl flutes. ll” ‘1!“

Sm" nlcutil particularly recommended- 11"?”er {refiner In 1
. . . m o r I o
T1" OVENS, ”.85. ‘ RIVCI'Slde” 81111 “Royal." Can be pouere innme‘eveynl
. found in gold, silver and gold filled m: :33“: 2:“
cm at , in rommunlcstll
s . t vse scov . ‘Tf’".‘;“'?‘3'“.. :
. His an... - A. ill. Austin a. ”Mall direct. Imslk ...‘;:‘..::'..':.....
GASOLINE, so cit. ‘ ~ *“ '1'." $33..“

inter. has on! .,
rues the matter"
Porter. the Am
Pram-e. and for
granting an audience
lord.

"As a last resource i ,
end lienornl Porter ..
“'hile, who tree m
“'hlio. Who is ilIe clearest
diploma“ in Europe. km
am one in President ,
. ml lilo futility of the [0’
taken. lie has molded . ,
in: il in the German w ‘
cent to Porie rescued in“
pouur to dineuede Gm
nnd ilenernl Porter from.
but one of moderation to

 

‘l'est cl on Air I“
New York. Aux. IO.~ M
trip or llu- compressed m
til by “who“ Hurdle m w
the Sixth avenue dlvllion ‘
halted I‘Ilovuli-d railroad. model
"er Franelull. e number ill ‘ ‘
i'npllnlietl: and students were.
liv- trslu Width mm ihl A
RH tor Io Fifi)“ elflllh “M;
miles. lnlt minutes. Onihe . -
atop" were mule It all!!! 0' the 2
end the rennin:- erhdtlle d I "
(or the run WM moi
was it eui-rerslul one. end
uishi married e chemo
air of. 9 .000 woods to the

Another miss nee-ed

l'l‘ BPIAKB Full l‘l‘Blld-t

tier stoehol well paper doesn't sire
lIIIl‘ll tell. provided you M it. This
advertisement is more to got you laconic
«modded lochtllell to prove theor-
tellenee end priced oer petioles. which

 

"W 10' W'"~" New York. Ans. tit—m
l‘sistses’ Supplies. llluex mus stsrted onhia,
Am‘ til at 5 [1.11). in break in . f ,
Art York. llr- arrived here sl l' ‘-

Ierdsi. havlns covered the
In in dun u hours. ‘l‘he »
urd tree Ii bye 0 m
i‘hurlrs roster ct item .
(‘liiilt'u Leo expo ‘
end heavy elude. Them ,
He sversneil iii miles a “it
run was it! miles ill ”m
poeioi'llie slainpe oi the .
vv'llli it he MM ,
We!
Inset-Is g , .
Penile. ills" My."
Ire iIonMelll the, it .,
the notorious W
der onset at m

l'slslioh'i’meij "ME-nu. Mire

50m
70 Washiuton Street. losth lcswsli.

i was new!!! W
Hit Mil been ~ » 7
l‘euusylvshie. ; . x
limits leli st Peoria.
teioed under 0 live W

penitenllery M ,
st Forest. ills. m ‘
lend W reward let M

Allison has. ’ ‘
iteilway comm
rated with the W
e eseltsl sleet lid

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