momma...» lotus-II?
plyet eesl ”momma...“
‘weehapaessd. _
w rsuiow. Themiaerstbeu prepared»
return to work. Then. however. the
‘Iicsloperstcrawhouptcthistlmehad
had cothiugtc-Iydoruedithe-uhlss
tienthatthe WWMhVM
not ready to resumeyct. The strike
wssooatinnedthnssemewoshsloagen
mine cpsraune and mineworlters he.
oamefreueut Inconsequeuoe thecp-
madoptadtheplaucf quietly im»
WW indistinct! them
lish ingenious. Thishnsbeen
AmericaII end-British ill
have been almost excluded from theis-
0 I l high region. Foralong timethcopera-
dashes. two had it all theirown wuy after the
their own ilgcre. They made the for
claret buy blew appliuat. the
comp“! m where ‘llr. O'Donnell
nya the necessaries of life cost the
minerbo percentmore thouthesame
goods would outside Thus the money
paid tothe miucrgceshacktctheccm-
pay in the extortiouste prieeclmrgcd
for goods he is forced to buy at the com-
pany store or be discharged from work.
But at last the worm has turned.
The company store Mr. O'Donnell
chmcterisasms the worst outrage par-
W on theLmiuer. Another is thefts
cents a mouth dues he must pay to the
company doctor. The company stamina
better paying investment to operators
than their mines are. the wriwr de-
clares. These two things. the company
snare and thecompony dmtor. arc the
worst grievances 'of the minors If they
were abolished. the foreigners could
maps to live. even at lounges Un-
less the abuses named are abolished the
"i’annsylvaub soldiers will apparently
have a permanent job. At least they
will be needed until the minors and
their. families dioof narration. Such
‘ is the conclusion: one drawsfromllr.
O‘Donnell‘s letter.
The military mountain trouble. how-
ever. is perhaps to he found in ovorpm-
duction of coal. In their desire to cheap-
en wage the companies have continued
to bring foreign miners into the country
in such numbersthat mtlnrccaunot
be found steady employment for than.
if all the minus In the Peunsylraw
uiaregionworetc bewcrbad handily.
they would produce at least three times
as much cool as the whole country
could consume. The figures given by
the Philadelphia Times show that
200.000.000joas ct coal are the “nest
quantiw that can be consumed in our
country 9 a you Thorn are now
miueuenough to produce 000.000.000
tone in a your.
“i tothe grave-
. “in placing of tho
it. find? It gave her It
run under her foot to
thehead of her hue
hi hm securely planted
the name of Janos.
, bonnet at her head.
hfi deed to the cemotrry
and numbered in hm-
wlloao thIdIItouo re
lint of hill manly virtnI-e
Somebody had made
to ll th t' .
and "mixed thmn mi 0 er occupo Ions for the thou
sands who are ginning the mining la-
bor market. This can bo done. and all
iIItorcsu-d. labor organiaatious. coIII
companies and everybody else. can oo-
emrate to accomplish it.
Jones was apprised of
liliofaintcd then and
7‘ site but! how hoop.
“ ”years lehcwcul'd not
had .bceu wrong. -’l‘ho
W emotions do not
. * liked with her Iovol
”interval of four
i ' .propcsod that the
”mood. Thiswatdouc.
file ccfhucf the man
it! Widow Jones had been
, her tearsfor four years
7 diheother widow‘alato
‘ mtflcved's mortnlrew
in a desolate. weed
] plot next door. as it
Ono regrets to observe that the Iyucb-
lug habit has spread from the rude and
unclvilised United States even to the
peacocbls and enlightened republic of
Mexico The killing of Ignacio Anni-
fc. who attempted to emulate Pree-
ldeut Dias. was a murder. meeieely lilIs
scmsuyoflhclyuchiug murdersofthe
United Mia Smoothing must. of
course. in allowed to the overwrought
feelings of times who see a beloved
chief barely escape a violent death at
'liut in the case of the attempted stub-
blnu of thelesicsu pIeeidsuttheas-
sassiu was undoubtedly insane. ills be.
harlot after his capture showed that
unmistakably. The murdered a many
men has sunehmv rather an ugly lock
on the tree of It.
The mast haulers team in the
world is John ll Gentry and lichen .l.
Thali- wit whlcmuoutd a
sells to 1:00 at the helmt Driving
path. liew York. will do to close the
. Imam
This!“ m mottlaeomt haulers min. was
oilseed! ‘lhsdlrsrecnessslesottlislaahol'
the Witness useless shenatsshuply to this: rt.
; We “inflammation! uses-
III silver when Walla till
mantras?”
t
i
I
2'
Si
:2;
Z
i
3
!
selasgeclthstm
can!
i
”all“ been loldd
Muslim bibs.
shay has corsets
If
G?
oat
E
i
eathcir employees with the infuses» ~
Fmtbattimecatmnhieshetwesn,
foreigners name. They tired wagesst ‘
u trill collar of doubleqilcatcd silk.
The only permanent remedy will be
the haiuls oi an unknown mincresnt. .
Mm ”10%“th MM
a run hand of em. to correspond who
the lull collar. which is headed with
The shoulders are outlined with a
small dcbu of silk. edged with a pleat-
ed (rill of the same. then secured at
the host on the left side with u pretty
how. and fastened with: book on the
right ride. The coat sleeves are trim-
med at the wrist with s pleated trill
of silk. and the upper part III com-
pleted with a lull pod. Bothered on
over the perforated lines. and again
into the armhole. 4% I0 5% yards of
iii—inch material will he required and
2% yards of 'flwluob silk. The pat.
tern is in illtecn parts—halt front side
gore and back gore ct eklrt. hall from.
foundation. right and left over—(rout
and half of bodice. half full vest.
waistband. collsrhand. full cvcrpart
and half lichu. upper and under part
of cool sleeve and full pull.
A Fall ”Sect.
A handsome fail gown In here pir-
tured. It is mode of heavy grccu
cloth. handsomely trimmed with braid.
The live-gored IIIIlrt has the bralo pot
on so that It leaves the garment per—
fectly plain in front.
The stylish doubled breasted inclII-t
is also trimmed proluecly with braid,
it is made with the latest coat sleeve
amt-[mo
tight lilting to the elbow and coming
well over the hand. The high standv
lug «lashed collar comes etlllly around
the neck and the tailor made client is
echoed by a lie of suit dotted slllt
brought armed the neck twice and
tied beneath the chin. This very be.
coming costume in set all by a pretty
list. tsu-mhsuter effect. with I sell
crown of dotted stilt to match ills
tie. and trimmed simmer on the left
side. filth wines and hosts of green
ribbon m..- M-
A West lied cltissn. antic!” that the
bath was lssvi'sa his user tress. csiisil
Ill clIl euro gardener and salted his
a .
“lift but Islsbty curious.” he suld.
durum lduneouhettaslteu.“
"horasthlaltltcsetsthslse
«lees serial" relief! the owner at the
“Wrmtesmetulisit
oi
‘ if Excelsior cm. or
, 3%:
”first animal “
desired.
part of the town.
Genuine . .
Smokeless
I never ass outtio' oer hit list at die
so» Allies!
Willi.
The .
.. ' m...
morn.“
lhllrerywhsu
A TRIAL 0%”! SOLICIWD.»
Tutu-“ll called [orin
Mischa call Sirl-
IF...
You value your lif of
gun use Nitre Powders
‘sht
Shells!
only: we have the U. M
C. and Winchester load
ed in their best shells
and they cost you no
more than an inferior
article now on the mar-
hrt. and tender your
\3octiug absolutely sale
the largest
stock of guns in this
place and sell them at
the smallest profit pas
siblc.
cemetcck. Watkins
‘ a Bow,
wssmuorou 5mm
'l‘uisi-I the only I! healer aver made
about which it cool. truthfully be said
there is an odor at any time. whether
lighwd or cold
to. Israeli thin. to. Agents.
W
Dr. F. Sohavolr.
omen.
It. I. Career Ussldegtss sad
lraahlla Streets
Vedas-assemdistunlsmtew at.
m0! untrue 1‘0 9W0
'0'”. 0| ll 3:
w. GILIIIIRI Hewett-s
school For
Dancing and
Department
enslee er
Ill it. It”.
(lines for Misses and
Mariel-e will most to
mimic llsll. Well
m “Whit. Ch.“ ii
p. In. i‘llsss tor ladle»
and gentlemen will re-
cslve lirslllessoo in Arlen
liall. lieuth Howells. at
ii p. In. Glmulsrs to he
had or the boot sad out.
dentures. Mpsctlnily.
W. illidlflit'l' NBWltlda.
‘ ea letter of Dentin.
ram. m...
MIMVMITO-
ateslu colleen
. . .opgna. . .
“Member 7. '01
mononucleosis With“.
We!
* Humour. Open. "
lion in npprecietcd by the public who pay cashfor their goods.
Melina. J fromtltslsras
erewdsdailyst counters you
”you wsutthsbsstthlsisthe place
Drona Gouda.
New Ribbons.
Doriechccmurissssllthsistsstnovvw
sitissanduswelleeis in plsidssudllc-
warm. and
tbslcwestiuthslwn
Underwear.
Our winter lines of underwear in
men's.wnmsn'ssudchildre:li:.sisncw
complainant! weprerniss greatest
valuesersrbstcreshm.
losssctmissss' white‘merlncvssts
and pennant sndstcehmect (rises
liland 18. IS 0); ( 30nd”. 17c),
(sires at .19e):(flsss :38. 30.
andiil. 28c)worthfrcmillto$0e. -
lcaaeJadIesilneEgyptisnllesesdvests
andpauMextra .ll‘renchbaadcn
pautenalositc.
Ian’s gray auddrawsrs. all
parewcohauished sssmadassfrcaiil-i
reimthsyeryhestuhlgarmentiasde.
fmhsalemulytlssch. Wendu‘lcl
v
allitl-ieadquartora
FOR CONNECTICUT.
asscarsilhaaudwondsr. Therewss
atlnie when the lsdissof the Twin
Cities were compelled topsy 35mm
per cent. mentor inferiorgrsdesand
tumsomuohinevidenceasintbeclcakdspartiuent.
Beaver capes. with for trimming. $8.35.
Seal plush capes. with braid. 08.08.
Bcuels capes. Thibst for trimming. 05.00.
Black boucle jackets. lined throughout. 07.08.
Kssasy beaver jackets. only 05.00.
Twotcnsd bonclc jackets. very stylish. Ill 98.
with beautiful Roman striped lilk. .14.“.
OUR COLLECTION
IF YOU WANTALLTHE
“V13!“
Regular..
m"
underarydsythseeua-eele '
Wieseal
Plush capes. 80 in. long. 190 in. sweep. trimmed with Thibet for. 60.08.
Fine flelton beaver jackets. brown. green. tan and black. lIned throughout
Fine Heltou beaver jackets. trimmed with braid and cdgcd’with sable [III-318.75.
We arcfuilyprcparedfor fsiltredc, withmryproniisecfalnrgehunness Thur
mmwnsafimewhcuthcfacilitiesofthiseteremas ‘
-adrnutngeagunedmbuymgfsllmachandiscforspotcashhrfmthe s’draneeiotarid
~cnablesneccgirethebe‘stvalue‘syetm Investigatccarcfnliyand eempsrejostw
ly.audyouwillfindthateverylhwprioein this store is based on quick sales and
Wmmnliprofita. Itishighly gratifiymg «season follows season how largely our posi—
grest as they are now. The
Collarottoa.
Esra ass a few that
murmurs.“
all”.
Gloves.
R
moan lllllflll“
mm
as.
rote .6 .
collustts. mm.
flailshearedOcnsyecllarette.attalls.
itinkeollsrette. trimmed witbtaih. .
32037150
Wehsvethelargsstvsriatyem
shcwnIuNos-walk.
omm'mmm
mun-sums.
”all!” kill.
worth today 61.50. at 01.00.
Fall Caps and Jackets.
Itisapleesnrefcrshcppentcboywbersasscrtmentssretheisrgm qualities
bestandstyiestheverynowest. luneothcrsseticnot the store are these fea-
OI"
choicest novelties that designers can produce will be found here.
$6.00 Bbl.
wholesale price. six dollars P” barrel.
the benefit of our forethought.
$6. 00 Bbl.
I. w n A w... Wm... W.mnW....~w~_mm.m..
THE S , A THE FIELD
From the products of these we have selected four articles ofes
ult isweek. These pricesarelessthautheccst of
articles to any customer.
lat. Onlnmbln liver him-a.
Isl. lost It” Yamnma. In.
so. It. V. lute lamest Mara. Ia.
Mlle MN. “at. Olefin“. or "mafia.
l'sucy N. Y. lune Creamery butter. see. lb. Any bread flour
. the best. We have new «aesdv hosed fruits. term
lot-Ids prusss. seeded raisins. figs. etc. has
apricots.
“I‘ll“! PIICKI F0! Timid MY! ONLY.
spar bid. no big. lined I. listen
CHILDREN 5 GARM‘ENTS
is thoroughly uf— “to-date In every respect and adapted to all classes of buyers. The
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
TELEPHONE CALL. 584.
Flour! Flour!
$6.00 Bbl.
' Now is the time to secure a barrel of Hungarian
Succtss Flour. We have a. car load in transit
which we will dispose of direct from the our at
This is
the finest floor on the market and the some wee
bought before the rise in wheat. We give you
$6.00 W.
CHARLES E. SEYIOIIR. Leading Grocer.
It Inst Isshlsgtss Street. loath Israeli. It.
mm.» ...... .wwm MW .
THE 0 I ..
line quilt? to
psciail
soil at arm! prices for three days. THURSDAY. FRIDAY suti’dA’I‘UllDAY
production and
therefore we will” not sell more than six cons of any of
Regular Fries Isis Price
in tin
ten in
in too
ll.
l0.
«spouted ember. o Is
very sad sverythlsg guarantssli.
Eli‘-
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