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silt. Louis brought reth-
tioo before the tressury
id connection with a Chl-
ln It. Louis who ms or-
. It turned out thst dur-
psflod 0f "(Dilution he wss u
. and therefore hot compelled
.flnoe then reverssis ct tor,
lowered him Into the lobar-
ihut the period for mistrstion
The dopertment ruled that
1‘ boprovodthsthowses—
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WWII! In tho
the (in Iron
III.I
not
W with Jscob York of find-
is horse. They were speed-
rsss prior to snterini the
' tori: wss drivinl In the w on
Perry wee hiched In they tied
» end is to s eritiesl onudi- ,
lest. L~A dispstoh tron
ll. lulled Seymour Spencer.
nee.
dor
. iii the urns. Iocre rush st.
h mess on srrest for s moor
Ml. 4.qu 1‘. Cook.
‘ e! the town at helistnn, hss
Cook
tie is
here hell h.” in cosh with
mom um ititsst I'sehs
fluetsphe hey so Turkish.
Ill, the Mbesotts‘
ordered
ed up them
rose between Itsr
dimmer Itertrorli.
lilo s moles Its holes. 45 m ‘
fr ‘ ‘ Ismmiod pidsINllI' the... rec.
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3 com oesooled preterm; kettles, err.
In abort «meted preserving kettles. we
to qu‘srt ensnieled wster polls. do.
4 qusrt contested covered ssucepsns, sac.
0
Full line, of Older and Wine Present. and Kegsl
m Oak Chamber Suite, Side Boords, Chifi’oniere, Chino Closets, Ex-
tension Tables, Desks and Fancy Chairs at
Manufacturer's Prices.
CARPET CLEANSING. By the renovene procees. is the only perfect way; no dirt,
‘ .dust or upsetting of the home Testimonisls from our best people. Send tor price list.
W S. STURTEVANT
Isrth Isinond Ass Streets.
South ‘iorwslh, Bonn.
hwi
86 Washington St.
PILLOW CASES A'l‘ hI-l
A. DiQKERMAN
somoswALIr " .. . - -
A
“All!“ or loss.
comm-nitric Melted-y. Juno list.
IIDIWHIIII HWY.
“Belle orton”
a menu»
I“ let I.“ 9. In (Widen. I.” “up.
minus 4mm
smIsI tsetse Elfin “-3" Wines?
Lott r Do, to ”mirth whim”
Io. Nora-sis. 9 :3 e. Is I! 9
W430 o. I shunt
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Milieu» hennwithostsotlco. . -
to. «crusts sun raw roar;
Melton. (seine-9s. use as I
“when!”
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sud. “sum- it ’3” It:
"I”! mu.“ 1! ”II.“ III III. “nests.”
suez‘NCIS &- 00.,
The Clothiers.
South Norwalk
THE SUMMER ISOVERI
W -.
To open our fall trade we offer from our Domestic-
I’Iepaitmeut on Sept. lst the following bargains:
W 9 take this opportunity to invite your attention to
out lull line of lie dl‘Mude Shootsaml Pillow Gases.
and as well to our tomploto stock oi becached and
unbicu he‘d outtuns in all widths and pOlelal‘b 'ltiitlrl.
We litiVI' i‘t'crlvell a guild assortment of [NW stylu-
INGIlAIN AND BllUc‘n‘lth‘ iiAllPEI‘oI
I Also Linolouuis, Uil Clothe and Rugs
8. SON,
84 WAS: twilioN ‘H‘RI'I I
- OONNISTICUT.
mm
BICYCLES!
A hill Mile 0!
Bombers.
Sparkling»
Ill-stings,
Wurldh.
B on is rrivai'luv is specislty.
Bicycle Suppl» s sod hundries.
Compe'eot Instruction.
Rogers.
:9 this It. Noreen.
m
sud Crawl IrIIs.
Work done pr .mptiy sud neatly.
ststioIIerv and Artists' msrsrisls.
Fred'lt. W...
ensues»
We!“ no“
”Niels-”Mush
”Ilium
moohbht-Thsondofthe
snot miners' strtho is is sight. The
notions! motive bond of tho United
lino Worm hos arsed to moni—
mend to the miners s proposition from
the Pittsburg operstors for s strsisht
”effluentsstomtooontlnusis
foroeuntilthsondofthoyesn Adel-
ossto convention at nil miners who
has suspended work lrss been coiled
to inset in Columbus dept. 3 st 10 s. in.
to not upon the rocomsnondstton. .
President itstchtord sod tho other
the slightest doubt but thst the miners
will spprove the recommendation. The
proposition does not involve ubitrstlon
and in onset provides for on Immedisto
item of the strike. ‘ President
Mord sold that there were specisi
ressons for the bosrd recommsndi
the proposition. In the first p
concedes the miners s msterisi ed
lied s I cont rote been secured h
confident it could not hove been
tslned for more than 70 dsys. I ._
The proposition docs sway wi ‘. ‘
bring the strike to s speedy te
tion. As soon so the miners rsti “
proposition work will be resumed in all
the mines. In the second plwe. the
proposition provides for s revivsi of the
joint conferences tor the adjustment of
prices.
The operstors ore pledged to meet
with the miners prior to the termino-
tion of the agreement sud determine
the rote of mining for the next year.
Both the members of the miners' execu-
tlve bosrd snd the operstors’ commit-
tee ere piessed over the outcome 0! the
conference sud feel thst public senti-
ment will sustain their sotIon.
so. call [or s Base-tho.
The following circuisr hes been is-
sued by the notionsi executive bond:
"To the um... Who Hove Suspended
Work in the Different States:
"You on hereby notiiied thst s com
volition Will be held st Columbus. 0..
st to o'clock on Wednesdsy morning.
Sept. Ii.
"At s conference held st Columbus.
0.. on Sept. 2 and 8 between the os-
tionsl executive bosrd sud district pres—
idents of the United Mine Workers of
Ameries snd n representstivc commit-
tee of the Pittsburg district operstore.
whom we consented to meet only stt‘er
it become sppsrent tint s notions! cou-
fere‘nce of operstors end miners could
not be convened. the following proposi-
tions were submitted by the representa-
tives of the Pittsburg operators to the
executive bosrd snd district presidents
ss the hosts of s settlement to termi-
nste the present strike:
"First-The resumption of work st s
u cent rue of mining. the submitting
of the question to s board of orbit,-
tion to determine whet the prices shnli
be. the moximum'to be 89 cents and the
minimum to be do cente e tun. the price
to be eflectlvc from date of renaming
work.
“8econd.-A strsizht price of £5 cents
n ton, to continue in force until the end
of the year, with the additional mu-
tusi underetnndlnx that s Joint meeting
of the operators and miners shall be
held in December, 1897. {or the purpose
of determininx who! the rate of mining
shsll be therestter.
“Your executive board and district
presidents. sfter much deliberation and
s thorough consideration of the two.
propositions. do recommend the latter
as in their judgment the best that can
be secured because of rircumstsnccs
that on apparent to sil who study
msrket conditions since the inaugura-
tion of the strike.
“You. however. are the court of hnsi
sdjudicstion snd must decide tor your.
selves whst your serious shsil be sad
when work ehsli be resumed.
"Additiomi resso'ns will be given sud
s full report msde ot the general situ-
stion st the convention. We would
further sdvise, thst deiogstos come un-
trsmmoled by resolutions slid unin-
structed other than to act in your best
Interest.
"At this time it Is deemed advisable
for the re n thst provisions sre msde
in the mightily ureement now pond-
ins in the itlsburx district and which
It is expected will be operstive In thst
district on end sftor Jon. 1. 1m. to ur-
bitrste the question of relative differ-
entisl between pick and msohiue min—
ing. which will. we anticipate. do much
towsrd furnishing us with more reliable
dots of thst question then we possess
st present sod to thst extent will be
benefloisi to us In settling questions so
botfeen mschlno sud pick mining."
This document ls slsned by Fred
Dilehor. it. Devil. .1. fl. Kennedy.
um ltophenson sod Psiriolt Dillon.
mile" or the notionsi executive
Mord: W. I. Forms. W. 0. Knight snd
Ps'tricit Doisn. district presidents: )1.
D. llstohford. prssidnt hstionsi execu-
tIVo bosrd. end W. C. Faeroe. secretory
notionsi esoouiivo Word.
GOMMHILEATIMENT.
(tempers. president of the Amsriosn
' Mutton oi usher. when soiled why
‘ its end other trodes unionists did not st-
inducement
.llsy st It. tools. 1 hero
s most psoullsr
sous we, we use Ital sirens III. so.
heels decreases.
Valuation. dept. 4mm. lsnmoi
in It. tolls eh
ruler. sold: “is
to the convention held lest lion-
tensesyupethy withtbeouwmie
e.lwouldsotosuym
roeiobors of the bosrd soy there Is not u
‘h ding the interest or lsbor end our
I stood resdy. todsy to follow Ir:
, ' _ Rstchford’s Iced In this strike in every-
r'mmmuam I
fill-Imus.
premiums it propped out. not even'
its sppesi for s contribution of this
«re mes. end I em gisd thst whet
I now ssy will not sppssr until otter
the renutofthissooulhsshssnsoted
Nil-
“! do know thst the trodes unionists
of the country hove responded most lib-
ersiiy in sid of the miners. They us
doing so now end will continue to do so
on this line in order to help the miners
win. Bo tar as I so: concerned. I here
not lost one lot of interest. On the
contrsry. if possible, I on more intense-
ly interested in hnvlng the miners win.
I! snythins thst 1 can do without
iovement will be cordisily
to sttsin thst end. As in the
«formed
point
also of
rcprescn g
and scientific' or
simply snreed in
government by. injunction. We ssk the
nssistonce of oil to attain that end. but
csnnot permit other dominuion of our
movement nor the direction of its policy.
with the possibility or diverting it into
irrational end improper channels."
views or BISMARCK. ,
'nso mutants-r 1W - the
. Iran’s-obs Masses. '
London. Sept. s.—-'i'he Beriind‘fgrxrz-
spondent of The Times ssys The
kuntt publishes whet In undoubtedly sn
suthentic Interview with Prince Bis-
msrck. probsbly ohtsined by Count
Lirnburg Stirurn. who recently visited
the former chsnceilor on behsif of the
Conservstlve psrty. Prince Bismsrck
expressed himself as very sceptical re—
gsrdlng the silent! Frsncoo'kussian sl-
lisnce snd declsrcd thnt the cssr's
tout reslly committed Russia to very
little.
In the course of the Interview Prince
Bismnrck sold: "i remember in my own
PRINCE BISMARCK.
diplomstic experience elmllsr obscuis
expressions which ware not unplesslng
to the cars at those they concerned. I
do not think the contents of the tresty.
if it exists at all. would please Fame.
The policy of the Russisn [overn-
mcnt but always been very csutious.
and i cannot conceive thst it would
needlessly commit Itself to adventures
from which it would gsin nothing.
Count hiursvieif hu siwsys behsved es
(icrtnsn's friend, sad i do not see any
menu why he should 'cbsnge his mind."
Prince Bismarck cdmpllmented. some-
whst lronicslly. President Poure's opti-
tude. tsste and success in the new mn-
Ion or politics! trsvoilnl sod repented
the opinion that nothing would come of
it. sdding:
”But for sli thnt. the French pot is
moved nosrer to the tire sud might
more costly then ever suddenly boil
over. This count to deliver our rulers
from any Illusion they any still cherish
not! should serve to worn them nssinst
ulterior: the hosts of our notionsi de-
tense."
The former chssceilnr deprecstsd the
clamor for it his fleet and {or colonlsl
expansion. saying: “Our ilsg should
follow our trade end not precede It.
The most importent thins Is for Clerc
molly to have it strong srmy.‘
use the opinion or Von unlike.
shsrod my conviction thst we i
hose to Iisht upon the continent of
rope bottles which will be decisive for
our oolonisl dominlnns.
fieltssslsyfiesv'teluetgssh‘
dsmsgins evidence sulnst the detenti-
sst III the Lustsen trisi. ‘l'hey posture.
I! identified the rinse round in the Vet
so being the property of hire. huetssrt.
sud sold that they hsd seen thorn on
her hoods. One of them has retired
with tire. human shout the rim end
set our! those she sow on the item or
hrs. hurtsm were the some. ‘i‘IIs so.
tense mausoleum sweettolirssll
bu they stuns to their stories.
Med focuses hills liaise".
sail
living ust north at this piece. coin-
menu-lea mm cuties liII thrust
with s o 4
strsnsolr tor sever-oi as
oped his wife's lib
IIS uth
.m who hovelri kidney 553.... pitttfi slid
be wil not tslre Dosnysxl
Chinese. loot. i.~d’hree women use the.
so tell sure thst the rinse found in the »
do n the evidence oi the three worsen. .
Newsrit. it. Y. Dept. «winder-tot s'
w W. collie. s m. egos um
lesnetewormsmottes‘sw.
ssieirnisoitnowsthstseertsin
filo udoinghimgoodbshde Incest”
s neglect" t,
m’o.m.?.‘.'.’“""'“
Pills when they sre indorscd bym scores
of ultimate, bisme the people-mot the
indorsers.
Mur R. G. Miiisrd, oi No. st West
for yesrs. I here taken so
medicine sod been under the core
pmiclsnsm so oiten. I ought to be so
bequestion. Iseemedto
be rid of my trouble tor s time. but it
owed signs oi returning. slid!
ed to check it. I noticed some fib-
lielied statements about Dosu's (1‘
my Pills. and procured s has st HsIs’
phsrmscy in Norwslk. They sue help
gig” me. i hsve just started my second
s.’
Dean's Kidney Pills for sale by Ill
dealers. Price, 50 cents; msiled
Foster—Milburn Co.. Buil'alo.N. Y.lo.
agents for the United Ststes.
her the moo—Doan'
other. -
NH’TVIAI'I’I
now is no line, sud South mun
People Who iisrs‘ Found it out,
on Rise to to, he.
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creators.“ outitrsotodohros-
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with II-tmi.‘I .miud.
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