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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 24, 1897 · page 3

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1: General Ire-t.

Guard. mountlnn ct 7:30 Enter-
dny morning we: the inn care
runny of Camp Cooke. and 1111111 the clone
otthe reguler routine. The Light Ar-
1:11.11 Baum in“ at 11:301l‘ho 'lfhiltl
rezlntett’t at 1335311113 hm regiment it
1:30p. 111.. end the Worth It 1:10. the
MIMI playing "new Con 1 Beer to
1.1.11. Thee." “The Girl I Left Behind
He." end otherpiecee appropriate to the
repartition oi the troupe. The nautical
oi the Mechlne Gnu Better-y and of the
Signal Cup: went with regiment- with
which they on locoted.'1'he Second
regiment. with the First Separate oom-
mynenuined until 2: 300'.clock 1.11m
regiment. u the other! Ind done,
numbing put Brigade heodquerttre.
and giving General Froet 11nd his unit
it nitrohinu solute. Alter all the organ
izntione hud left the parade ground,
General Front ordered the colon low-
ered. and Camp Cooke mien thing of
the pant. ‘ ‘

Friday morning General lit-oat isenvd
1131111115111 order. requiriugnll organiza-
tions to when their respective comp
grenade otter because had been 1311111
to unini. and leave them in excellent
condition. dumping all rciune at the
roar of the grounds.

The fluid olllcerof the tiny, Lieutenant-
Colunel Colo. of the Third regiment.
and Major John H. Wale. Brigade in»
specter. inspected the condition of the
camphetoro leaving, and reported that
the camp 1m and was never before left
‘ in such clean and orderly condition.
This work of cleaning up the camp by

he troops relieves the state from the
expense of hiring the work done and
novel the ttnto at considerable 1mm of

money.

Comp Coolie will go into the recur-111d
annual encninpiuentn. lit-It. 1111
the largest enouruptnout of
troupe ever I held; sm‘mnl, us
the moot quiet and orderly, The

dizeipline oi the camp was excellent. 11o
disturbances interfered with the men or
their work,nn1l the quiet of camp at
night wan marked by both Ioldiere 11nd
trillion.

' Governor Cooke remarked to General
Front' t More otuup broke tip that
duringt ‘re week which he had
upeut in camp he had not seen a soldier
under the influence of liquor.

'Both otiicere nnd men termed to
realize that they were ntthe camp tor
hard work. and the heel. instruction in
drill and discipline. Each day's rou-
tine began at 5:30 I 111., and cloned ut
soppi‘rtuueotmi) p in and ouch hour
hnditl own Work. the only rent being:
from dinner. 13.:h‘\w1bettuitxu drizl
1 :.30p to.

The weather woe favorable during the
entire week. The troops came into
camp on Monday without getting wet.
although the weather wan threatening
during the day. The only storm 11.111
Woduelduy night. ltlwl‘ the do) ‘11 Work
was over. tutti the llll'll were :11 thm
quarter-l otter supper.

Governor‘s tiny true perfect 11111! 11 low
0111111111111 01 the people who witnessed
thedrille and ceremonies that tiny mm
“1.000. some 0! the papers estimating
the number tit 151.000. At '3 o'clock (lov-
omer Coolie. mountul. revioved the I511-
node with (hrnortd Fro-t. both noeum.
pooled by their 111111111. making 11 ltunti~
nontomluutnof mounted ollieert. The
twitch pm in review woe uploudidly

done Ivy the troupe. and their limit itl‘llili'i' .

end movement- wero lttrhly oounneud.
ed lty 1evornl n gulor nruty Milt-ere who
were 11111111111 11 the catnip.
(lonernl Wesley Merritt. 111ml: 11111111 r
general oi the l'nitrd 811nm tinny. lulu
next in (surround to ileuernl Milt-11.
who 11nd mptwl an invitation wuh lilo
M to review the imitate with tit-urn!
Front. ulnar-plied Thur-titty Miemmn
that he 1111111111111 Itldtlfllly 111111 11111111111111
odly prevented from loninlhitt tittttion-
ot iloveruor'tt ltiltiud. llctli tinltlim and
civilian! were aluminium. 1111 well to
the manhu- mny Milena pro-out.
The intention newt-ti ut Interline
on 11 vleitorou Finlay. 131111111111 (m.
emu-canning the tieveuiydlrttt n-uluieut,
New tart. moral senior Notional
tlunul otlltwrtt. and tilt regular tunly 111»
dim. repute-title. the unitary.
111111111111 end Miller: 111 1111
111111111 than: terrier. three at
thin. 111131111111 'l‘houipmn. at the trim
try (lepteln iituuuood. oi the cavalry.
end 13111111111111“ tuner. 1111:1111 trillion

mite-tent the outlet M. It no

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mode in right it the present rate or
mum in but no. Denim in ,
wood ruin m marlin enemies! on
gaming thin Mount. nithouxh they
:dinlt the increasing scarcity oi comes
in thin country. There are thoueeudo
upon thounnllr at acres of untouched
prime intent. in Cannon. however. and
the (111111111111 lunhertoen ere tuition»
plating nlth no 11111111 degree at to.
tempt the prowl: of n spruce famine ‘
in the United States.

Although anemic! to the manu-
facturer and to: trade. emcee trees are
at surprisingly small value no the?
:mud in the loreet. A writer In The
Paper Mill can that there are he—
.u'eeu {our and nix hundred spruce
trees on an acre of ground. Inch its in
various ram 01 New England would
he worth between $5 and 812 per note.
Taking 400 trees to the note on n
‘11111111 of calculation, it In~ Ihown
but they would be worth only 3 or
'I cents catch. it In hard to recline how
‘h"*!'ll)l)' nature does Itn work in grow
lug Iorest trees. Along the upper wit-
tern of the I’enohscot River the lum-
hm'men pays about 82.50 per thousand
loot ntuntpage tor the right to out
Lwelve trees on‘the average In the
towel. to make this thousand feet. or
1 trifle over 20 come I tree. The eut~
ting and hauling of these Penohst-ot
5er 139 trees will nvernge front 40 to
1'10 cents each.

SNAiL RAISING.
Lnrgevgouutltlr-n oi the. Little Aunt-Iii
" (‘mmumod In France.

Snail forming forms it peculiar
111.1111 h o!’ earls-1131mm Industry in
Front-o out! other countries. and the
(1.211511111111111 of their: in France is
very large. They are propagated from
Ant-11:11 to October in ground espoeiully
prepomi for the purpose, and fed with
unlilirtge, clover. &c.

During the Miller ”101.:er sheltered
in houses composed of brick or wood.
and they are gathered and nttirketed
.‘rom (April to June. In the ’I‘yml
from June to the middle of August the
snails are collected trom every artill-
riltie dump plat-o and taken to the feed—
ing grin lltl near the owner‘u tluolllng.
This is a. hit of garden ground 1:11.:
‘rom trees und lllll‘llhil and eurmuntled
an all «idea by running water. In 111111
feeding ground are little heaps of
mountain pine. twigs. mixed Ian-11111
whh wood moss. and these twin when
dry are replaced by fresh ones. Every
day they are red on cabbage leave-21' and
grass, and when cold woulher note in
they go under cover, that in. they ml-
lt-rt under the heaps of twigs 11nd bury
theniee'svtw and there seal llll‘llltlvll’ttz-i
up [or the winter. When this 1.:11:
been Siluft‘illluuy us't-ompllshed they
.ue collected. packed In perforated
bows lined with straw, and sent off
to P111111 and other towns.

 

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title “1' u Entitled.

A pleasant story 01' her youth Is told
by an old lady whose early homo 11111.1.
in Concord. Mann. says the Youth“.
l'nuipnnion. She was: on her tardy 11:11.
.1) school, crying in anticipation of 11121.
more and possible punishment, when
.1 deep mice by her side said:

"Wind in irouhlln; you. thrombi?“
lletween her solo Annie nxplnimd.
”I will write 11 note to your Mivher,
.ehlng her to excuse you," 11.111! iltt
.ttunser. kindly.

The little girl protested. ”1' did not
know her lonelier. It Would he 11! no
use. But the Ma. liloeli-linitrul 1111111
illlll written 11 (1111' words on 11 page 1.
his notebook, and. touring out the Ivor.
handed it to the 1111.11.
"it you give your teacher that. I
think filli‘ will emote you. he sold
unillnaly.

litlli unhelieviuu. the-little girl hood.
ed the punt-1' to her lonelier. who rent;
lie-content» and promptly excused iht
delinquent. The note rend:
"Will M11111 ...... excuse Annie no
11111111; 111111 111111 ohllun her 11111111 11111111
lent 111111111111. Daniel Webster."

"and ”hematite. ’

In the Nile region at Flynn. 111111111111;
:11 it ll with i‘l‘fli'uiluel. the nutivu dog:
often have mneltiel’lhle trouble in 11o-
«urine 1: drink at the erer’e edge. I‘d",
the hamlet Union. not their oxps-ri
Milli! 111111 taught them reunion. and 111.
average 1111; known how to met o 111in
and euccmiul hit or ointment. Ht
rune up the river n little tray and 1111-
rtnc 11 plenum newline. The dull
crocodilu. attraction by the sound,
1““)!!! lithium-troy to the that
whereupon the den. lounhinn with hi;
11111. 11mm wait to the out of tin,
river vomited it: the "Dillon end utt-
tien hll iltlnt.

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Ilene".
Brown-Jewish- your title I more
even mow then your own?
uncommon-«lion event No. 11m
more.-~'l‘riitli.

“mutilate: their credit.
"Them one and till“ about 903'
celled nee " "WW II that?"
"They don‘t total- with other not»
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Prtcee
And Values

an an! I many a pom-elm, time do” It...
ductmn’czgle pnm and Neigr' Comer values are
hard to NH“. Eccnomwn/ mm'u will study
time fig one will More“:

Boye' mic that} mixtures. are down from

192 and 32.50 to $1.50..
33 and 82.50 to 32.
S4 and 33.50 to $2.50.
85 (033.50.

Ii 3 the (meta paid: out the 60] 3 null unit! school
tune corner. It wouldn't be a bail Idea for the
men to loot over the bargains at /Halgr' Camel:

MEIGSKO.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

Boyish Wants.

 
 

Shim.

Wants.

Blouses, 35’0“”?37. 00W”.
g3: 0pm Monday, Friday and

Satanic, awnings.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Mason” Jars,

91111111.; AM) murs,

35p Doz.

NASH & VAN scoi

 

CIQSON 0' '097.

50. NORWALK AND NEW YORK.

Commencing Monday. Jun. atnt.

 

 

 

 

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“Belle Horton’j

LKAVI 30. HIM rt)? :10 I. 111.
ll"! I“ Villwlleoltmnu ltreet. 3.15 p. tn. .. ttlotntdnye.1 1:15 p.111.)
Millet Street 3.4011. in... (Widen. ll 0011.1!)

"new-Single. we; Extortion, 7011.

Qpeolnl Inndey hilt: '“"’ 'é’t‘gflhil‘a‘d

921-11133? "

goats ’Em All!

blood.

in need of printing.

 

' as we always have new and special articles

Lhi'. .outtt Norwaltt. 0J0 p. m 1.01“.le Donnell-u. 1.10 p. m1

llllllfl' PIOPILLOI I" NORWIL! AID $0. IOIWILI:

in“ “in“ “II”. 11.1.1111». Wind” and hi. tit ii p in
In“ ”9...“, 'l‘ttllt. '.I'.l111r11 and Bit! til it p. in.

hillljott lo 1 honor: without unlit at.

 

'I‘hofalook of paper curried in
the Job Printing Department
of the South Norwulk Evening
Sentinel in large}: than that ol
it" the root of too printing of?»
fleet in the Twin Cities (com--

A big «11111111111101: when

Ladies 3110"“ never fail to strip in our
store as they pose I»y,if only to look around,

8111211 no women need for everyday woundin-
pluyotl on ‘our counters.
$111113 “'11

in the

We are selling
' s eh -:1pot' than any other store

 
 

 

H KRIEGER,

The Leading Cloak and M illincry Stores in the Twin Cities
Store ct Ichnoltomo Hotel Block.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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paehedoilioun; doubleeunvexgrctntd
lens; mmmtwm
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Threeyemaletder. nndtlir'ee
immune! added. Wilt
handwmut'andhceihicydehmpcvumdr.
Soldbyallleadingdulerr.
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No one need go to Eumpe for a
watch. The best are made right here
in A merica by the American Waltham
Watch Company. Two watch move-
ments particularly recommended--
“Rit‘t‘fliidC” and “Royal.” Can be
found in gold. silver and gold tilled

cases at

A. W. Austin’s 39 Wall Street. llorwellt.

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Hnr tumkol well pupor tloettu't require
tutu'lt talk, provided you 1110 it. This
naivertimtteut is more 111 not you to come
sir-mud unil look. than to prove the ex-
1 «Home and price of our patio: 1111, which
“11 uptick for tliotmeli'eu "

i'nintortt' tluppitoe.

Artiste' Mowdtill.

Aft Giulio.

Pit-tum.

l'lctum Frontal to Order

Painting. Paper Hanging. [W'i’
Ind 31311 'nintina.

IllllUKlilt.
711 Wuhluttion Street. lionth llotwnlh.

 

 

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while the unnetit m 1
torn-nee repronentn m
believed lhlll the?! '
ztno' in the 11.31th
realize uli 1111.111 lb"
[(785 ltl'iht' Bhflfém
than now indicator}. ’
l‘rozler some mild"
mortgage in tnvor ill!
to meet any short
round ’l'hln mom 7
He also min! A
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When he made the
also made an m .
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opening of III filo! '

or the Biol MW
(‘hit'zigin Aug. Sir—v.3 L.
1;-~1't. the rich 1:111le "
lulu 1.111111 put‘ on "it! 1*
1-11111'1 11111111.. Judge '
nith l’lt' murder of MI
The crime for which
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111111.111 on the night (it
lt.t.~'vliit-nl it! Ill! meme
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is (11:11 I tulxerl lndut'Ed m
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stungiml hvr. Then he Ii,
how taken the body to m
and plan 111] it In a in! MM
lutiun of onunlie potuh
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omiy 11111- this prone“ .
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”lite 1111-1111-1111!» tum
11.1.1.1 1.1 111- found In Luetc'efti':
M111) 811111121 1-',tiug Hill who,
on 1 is sold to have been on w
Iv towns.

'i'h. 111211- will undoubtedly
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111.11 jurisprudence. To It ‘
it will 11.1 11 bottle of
M1111 Hwy are able to 1
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(.111: ml the state's cm
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the 1*‘t‘lillitlhy of emit

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Iietltu. Aug. 8
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mum-rout 11.11119! 0!
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I11» in poor" #1411111 ul' i'tmaldem
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it! s1t~1mi1tl 111' having trolls
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