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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 10, 1900 · page 2

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~ 7 Dixon's mentor.

 

m the war situation.
.. the of The Aalociated
thatcthc 7

a t limit the 7
but mail to see w
the meanwhile ‘

7 in the held willeabate

‘elnnor. some are. Con-

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‘ Eider to the cfilnet asa body

. - Bidet these (Accum-
18 doubtful whether events
between new and the re~
OIPMMI will be pow-

to restore confidence in

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and maintain its mai- eons

tithe hunt-taut alternative
Lanadowne or herd Wolse-
777-cridced. A representative
Mind Pleas learns that

-- ,1 not only disapproved of

a - 'a appointment to the
we of the British troops

' men. but alleged his disap-

Ie generally known. while it

that he knew nothing of the

,. .ut’a intentions in this rea-

he saw the announcement of

at? »7 ntrnent in the newspapers. it
' :7 27th“. if it ever comes to a pub-
7 . ment between the comman-
qeoief and the secretary of state

- it. will be a light far more hit-

‘7 the one waged between Gen-
7-810! mid Miles. Whatever en-
«tfi immediate future will doubt.
7 attack: on the government

' In!!! Salisbury has not had to

- during the course or his pre-

w.
”rowing powers conferred on
- meat at the last session of
~t are almost exhausted.
m and a half out of eight
of treasury bills authorized
then!!! been issued. but the large
. ‘ coming in will probably fur-
No funds until. Parliament

’waa a singular dearth of news
Wu: from all parts c! the
d war. General French supple.
nu, advices of yesterday by re-
that Captain Ricardo and four
ot‘the Wetlands are mine—
m tint hie reconnoltering
with oppositgm.
Gatacre despatched a strong
» . . Januarx t. to reconnoi.
here. which the Boers were
77 to have evacuated. The Brit—
m the burghera strongly en-
and returned to Sterhestroom.
there is no fresh news. no.
is that the Sailors‘ and Fire
. of Glasgow. is trying to
nailing oi' the transport (liq,v
by demanding an increase of

 

TO SEEURE SUCCESS.

. . by a Military Critic on the
Whitey “of the Force.

. Ian. lol—ln commenting on

a vcy of the Britieh‘torceen-

Milli: the Boers. the mill-

ot the Homing Put declares

chnpeet measure now possi—

1% m7 hich will most rapidly and

‘ ‘7 1y increase the {breech

1mm at which'aueceas

neonred.’ The proper way to

by «Hing tog-ma all train—

7couniry embody-

. ’whtever militia battalions

. 3" been called up. .then call-

7-voiun 7 as .a whole, and

77 for all‘the trained men

M W either force.

‘mm for m. The stop-

7 “bay as a channel for

Ana been are.

.7 . 0 “up
7. 777 ill a We aug-
- time a xi a liberal

on“ and large discretion to
‘ t at _- Wan, liar.

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for \and yet the

taken in lanai) hear marks
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7 . gonad of that ’

glove content at the Many Attila-7

tic Chub. last-night. m (Facet-he;
perm an

when he threw or name.
had been

. new!
ter the little colored man 7.

knocked down five m and there was

him. uncovere-

that he la the Mann
marvel of the present. ! ous‘to
all blown. regardless“ the'heat scienti-
methods employed ,hy Dixon. e
wonderful little fighting machine
ply triumphed because of his 7
cent physique, his bull do: ten
and his wonderful punching abil
Thenghtwaa new and meets a»
national encounter at the weight that
has ever been seen in thin country
There was not one 7
sparring. There was no fiddling or
relating. but! ruin the stroke of the
until the end it was a desperate
battle for championship honors and to:
gold. Dixon‘s nose was broken in the
seventh round.

The receipts amounted to about 830.-
000. it is said. of which one-half went
to the lighters. Of that amount hic-
Govern will receive about ”1.000. tr
say nothing of bets which he and his
manager have been making for a week
past. ‘

NEW DEPARTMENT OF COK-
MERGE

Chicago. January 10—4. meeting of
the executive committee of the Nation-
al Businus Leaguecwm he held hen
today. and a committee. including Alv
exaader H. Revel! and John W. Ela
will be appointed to visit Washinxtor
to confer with the congreuional com-
mittee on commerce with reference tc
the bill providing for a new depart—
ment of commerce in the cabinet. In-
cidentally interstate commerce and
consular reform measures will be ad-
vocated. Strong pressure will be
brought to bear to enact radical
changes in federal jurisdiction over
commerce. .

 

moment‘s light

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NEW CASES OF YELLOW FEVER.

Vera Cruz. Mex. January ill-Several
new cases of yellow fever have be”
discovered here. after it had been re
ported the epidemic was stamped out
Several deaths have occurred in thr
military and civilian hospitals. Yel
low fever has reap at Oriaoba
according to the report of the sanitary
agent stationed in that city. On thv
2d inst. one case was noted at the city
at 'i‘ehauutepcc. but since that date or
cases have been reported there.

W
BRYAN MASS EWING IN ClNClN-
Nit-TI.

Cincinnati. January iii-Arrange-
ments for the mass for W. J.
Bryan.7at Music Hall. January 11. have
been completed by the Hamilton Coun-
ty Blade-tame Council. Free silver
clubsof Ohio, lndiana and Kentucky
have been invited. Bryan‘s subject wil‘
3;?! "The Political Problems of the

mes." '

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FUNDS FOR SOLDIERS‘ FAMILIES
“cushion. llich.. January ill—Tilt
Sons or St. George have appointed com-
mittees to solicit fund! for the aid 70!
the widows and orphans of Britis ’“‘
diera slain in the Transvaal. The Bus-v“
lish population is very large
out the iron and copper districts. and
it is confidently expected the upper
peninsula of ulchlaan'will give 335w
000 for soldiérsfifamliles.“ '

RAILROAD RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Portland. Ore" Jan ' ‘ m—Judge
Bellinxer. in thefinlt 77
Court has appointed‘J. ll. nascell re-
ceiver of thew Dari mm Rail.
road and. Rammm
eultmfa‘recairer, 7 77
D. a tie e iii-others , .
San nciaco.toco a ‘7
stock and a rectal: tion or
board or director-i otthe company.

 

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FucysmFlatganstylaa .. ‘ 7 '
n... WoolPlanoDustemtwenty colors 8c 7
CarriageSmmmdiarse sine ..7...'........7 ...... .. ...... ..7c
Toilet m. M?“ quality. roll 6r packages a term
" omen Goons amnion men on. ‘ 7 7

Next week we shall otter the largest enamel ware sale ever amnipted in 1 7=
this-state. notwithstanding the coat of these 7mm; having advanced 60 7pm- 7 '
cent. '7 .

Our Furniture

Open Every Evening. edges delivered any miles.

W-

illo hMainandllnn

BARGAIN Days,
Suspended for the holiday rush. are nowresnmed and
we will make eome77Attraotive Prices on Wintagi'Goods.

Ladies’ Jackets. ‘ Misses Jackets.
The mild weather has per-

. We made a latcpurcbaee
mitted the wearing of Fall Of 5536 14 m-. 16 91‘s.. and
garments until January.

18 yrs., and offer them at.
md now you can buy ’Win- 33-00- They are the some
tor . Jackets at greatly re-

as we had undiscldeearly at
duoed prices. We invite 35-00- ' The balance 'of the
you to call . and

7 7 7 see how Stock has. oil been marked
great the reduction. “

down. j
Fur Geods.

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7 Children’s Jackets.
Ladies” Boas,
down to 81 and upwards.

marked We have some good gar-

7 utents at $1.50 'each. and

Ladies’ Collarettes at a better oneeat equally low
liberal reduction. values.

Calendars at half price.
A few other Holiday Goods to

duction.~ 77 7 7 7 ’
RM‘AN as: soN,

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hepartment is the most complete in the country.

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gtreetn. 50.80er ~‘

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close at the same re-

A. nick

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Reminded ‘ 5T

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TRIAL or maroon BOAT nus... ' 7,
Too ‘

Portland. Ore: January inmate:

pcdo boatdeatmi'eriaeldaborliu 7m

elven another trial
river. martian.
Zwlclter iron Works. During

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18m). 7o lite f for. Hubby.z‘l?apg,i.
Brother. Gen man Ffiefid or. 8011.}
weitaherthia-opportunlty to swit-
If you would: only visit us' we could

7 7 77 778110 you solution more than we havoj

7 heremteu about, ‘
*OurDressSuitCaseSj7 '
and'l‘ruuk Stock.

the: ' b not enormous, is well selected ‘
and marked at reasonable prices.

Our Gloves
are the production of the most reliable .
manufacturers, [while we have been
exceptionally fortunate in our Fancy 7
‘ ‘ ' 'Bosom'Shirts and Neclmear. ' '
Mufflers ‘

this season are more popular than for
many seasons past, and we are not
ashamed to have our assortment com-
pared with any in Fairfield County.
Judging from remarks of our CllStGll’b '
era. we are exceedingly reasonable in
Umbrellas. 7 ’

COME IN AND”. SEE.

Always'at your service.

Prices fol-the asking. .

" Francis&Co.

. 98 Washington Street.
goutli Norwallr, 0011;).

semi. ’
Pickled Oysters

Blue Points.
Bent. out on the half-shell

Imported Oil

Will Palm and Borders
1 nonrxi‘umn scanner;

, ' ‘ -~ South Nor-walk. .

Long lalnntthyatera; Sunni: Books or Lam Sty-lea or
‘ ' r'hmfinrdemdelltfiddi
the ““9“ to “I!“ . 77 ._ ‘ info to hmaea to‘r inspection; on at:

Heinze’awectacann ' - W‘- Mflmnte- cheerfully
We xfindour own 7 t ' ‘ '

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“Mormon-amen:
60.,Gamden. N.J. For-alehy Elia;
Plat-ted, a Washinxun BL. Benth‘

A rousing time is apt to occur Just
before breakfast. ‘ ‘ -' .

“i am indebted to One mute Cough
Cure for my health and life. It cured
me of lung trouble idiom trippe”
Thousands owe their lives to
prunpt action ~ot this never-blaming »
remedy. it cares coughs. colds. creep.

bronchitis. and
throat and long h
prevents com

harmless remedy that gives immediate
results. George c. Stillson. Sofithfiorr
walk; Edward P. Weed. Norwalk. 7

 

Sometimes a wife can read her hus— '
band like a blank N.

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‘Efiggiai‘étuu

A in": remedy for (“clam
w are. They break up a Cold
9 the hihcflmfib-W -
z' .11 er 7;: serious mild
7 blznmnteetl to cure.
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Edward P. Weed. 38 Wall M
Norwalk. 7
"What‘s yours?" is a question that
usua 11y provokes a smile. 7 _
M '
G. R. Appletéi. Justice of Pa ee.
Clarksburg, N. 3., says. “Dertt'a at.

tie Early fibers are the heel: pills‘made
for constipation. We use no othei's'f'

, Quickly care all liver and bowel trou~‘

bios. George c. Stillaon, South Nor.
walk; Edward P. Weed. uni-walk.

Marriage is the, one thing required
to complete“ exit-Ya education.
M
Tommi acoughinone Day
To Onto acnld in One Day 7
.ToQune Emcee mono Day
Fake Cleveland‘s Lon lielecr, 3 cents. _
it ithilstounnwcwii diet-dollyrefulll
your LTrial size free.)
For sale at W‘s 1h: Eton.
Bouth m and ”ward P. M .

3‘ ' M r.

. The grandson may -be’ too young in

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' have-hair andxthe grandiother..too old.

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