nan?" Baoki‘T
W hot More ‘?
now you by buying for cash at Sturtevant’ a. and,
gin a year. .
til Remnants, former prices from 30c. to 45¢. per yd., 18c.
hing Remnants, former prices from 18c. to 35¢. per yd., 12c.
‘ Bods. $4. so; $7.50 Beds, $5. 00, and so on.
trait-ht and honest no per cent off on all purchases of furni-
is week—this includes everything in the department, whether
TWhite GraniteICups and Saucers, 30c. set of 6 each.
test cuts no figure in pricing goods in our house this week.
T ' HOTEL, RESTAURANT AND HOME FURNISHING.
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
w. s. STURTEVANT.
rtiiMaln and Ann Streets.
V Retail
We have bought an assortment oi Cloaks at
Greatly Reduced Prices, and will offer them,
torrether with our own stock. at Bargain Prices.
holesale , ms for
Children’s Jackets. all sizes.
MisseS’ Jackets, an attractive varietu.
Ladies’ Jackets, black, tan and oxford.
ladies." Golf and Cloth Capes, Walking
' Skirts, Separate Skirts and Suits.
At similar reduction.
A. DICKERMAN & SON.
84 Washington Street.
SoTuih Norwalk.
lost Vigor
ill Pills
can inpbtdficy‘. night Emiaaiona. Loss of Mammy. all wasting an. . . ..
4i . 4 also: iilditacia of calf-abuse or a can and iodiscrotion. 6°
In... Vitality
'4A atrva tonic lull blood bull or. Brings the pink HILL.
w to pain chaotic and Motors: tho tire of youth. By
ii 4591:. pathos. ti bores for $2.30. with our bank- 50
. All. to «it? or “fund the money paid. 078
4 ‘ fiadd Haircut“ Maddy of ourhanlmbloguaratttaa hood. ’
EXEA SIBEQG T3
"In" W Immediate iittttlil
. ‘ tiTMy guaranteed curator Lost at Power. Varioocair'r. Undeveloped or dilatation
Cram. Pam la. Locomotor Ataxia. Nervous PMil‘ITfiot HyItuiI. Fits. touch
4 4 4 Paul aodtha Result: of Excessive Use of Tobacco. O tumor Llhoor. » gym-Al
. ”a”. I‘lmotabox. Martha» with oarhaa WW
aorniaad mmpaid. Addres-
NEBVITA MEDICAL OOMPA Y
Mariam “arming.
laid oaonoa o. maroon. tIImtII. Ilium am “dank.
”I. - mu u... I...
4 44 That'a the reason our customers stay with tut yaar-
Tatter- year. No coal at poor quality has a place in our?
_ him if we iambic. You Indy match the price but you
T ‘ can't match the coal at the mice.
“are you tried our bright-flame Carmel Coal in your
oil a great sensation. in Poitin
4~of ‘htho 'i‘rnIioI-II F
It iliiNil IIIII illitlltii‘
4 ll in and} it i T” T“ T ‘
1t pt TAT-Au ta gm the arraniementfl pigmeuomhm
Mini; rattan
Rate to Gain TIMI—Baltic Ba-
twaan German. and China»
North of, wfiohin.
I’TnKiu, Jinuary 7- Tile Iirdt‘eist or
tho vicoroy of Yarn: 'i‘tre to the signing
of Ttho' Joint note has orodtod little our
ptiao hero; but the fact that tho other
‘ southorn vlooroya also have protested
causing the court to instruct the plotti-
potentimion not to sign the note creat-
the
agreeinopt has not yet boon preheated
'for signature. The ministers bollove
however. that Prince Chin in too ir-
rovooably bound verbally a I! think ho
will also to tormw. a
Thb ohieo ions of the southern vice-
roya are precisely the some as Thom
which the court originally telegraphed
to Prince China. and concerning which.
on the representations of Pit-intro China
and Li Hung ans. the court even-
tually agreed t endeavor to make hot-
ter torma after the aikning of the note.
The court doubtlosntwa‘a influenced
by the protests from the 30th because
it wan generally felt that the dynasty
had less influence there than in tile
north.
Chang Chi 'l‘ung has strongly urged
the coutt not to return to Pokln, but
to estabiinh a capital in the Tang Iso
volley. Ho earn this will strengthen
the south toward the Chlnoae cause
and that the pinning of tho agroomont
an it ,oxiats at present would be a most
seriputr menace to the Ilynpsty. as the
state of the country is doubtful. The
note will be signed it Cllll'iil is very ain-
cero in carrying out the provisions of
tho agreement.
ht Hung Chang is invisible to the
public. ills attendants claim that he
is suffering from a Itm‘ioun rolnpao.
though many persons think his relapse
in ntntlo a convenience so the ginning
of the uoto can be doiayod until the
court can be heard from again.
Von Rouuo. II nephew of Comu \‘on
Waidertteo. rode seventy miles ymllt'i‘v
tiny. bringing the news of a battle ho.
twouu thr- Chluouo and German troops
to the northeast 'of Faith). "i‘hroo corn~
punios of infantry and one troop of
Uhlans mot 2.000 Chinese. Au OllKilgO~
motif. ouauod. in which 200 Chinese
wore hiilod and 300 were wounded.
Throo (lvrmnu rtoldloru Wi‘l‘i‘ killed and
(llll‘ (ImCL‘i' and auroral lllt‘ll \VCI'O
wounded. 'i‘hv remainder of tho Chin-
tzuu find
A Gr-rmau expedition in tho lltll‘Uli‘lli
Ilialrioi encounter-01PM Ran Hui Kan»:
twenty milca northwest of the junction
of tho Kraut, wall. three thousand (Thin-
oar. Tho Germans retired toward 1.111
Tin Fu, when» thcy worn roiuforumi.
‘i‘hu country is oxcuodluhly mountain-
oua. and tho village is in nu t‘lit‘ltlsmi
vnlioy. with a wallmi culrunco. 'i‘iw
Gormurm advanced to attach tho \ruii.
whoreou tho Chiuotw hnri lllOUllli‘ll
ion onuuon. including four old Kruppa.
A mountain battery bombarded tuo
place for on hour. and the position was
then taken :It the point. of tho bayonet.
Three hours” further lighting tnrt'urrod
buforo tho onomy were driven out of
tho valley. The Chlunso loss is csil~
mated at 200 and tho German»; lost
mu klllorl and four wounded. Tho
Hermann. :Ii‘tnt- Ilostroylnu till the
Ilwolliugrt, I‘t‘tlruti to You King.
A KISS LED TO DEATH.
_———-.
Mias Boone Stabbed Friend With Hat
Pin. and Blood Polaoningset in.
TACOMA. Wanh.. January S-«l.a::t
wool: at Prescott. Walla Walla countv.
ii‘mult Sloan in fun kissed Mina Ella
Boone. whom ho had blindfolded. Shc
root-uteri his action. and. pulling it. but
pin from her hot. stabbed him in the
log The pin was broken off in his
limb. and blood poiaoniug Ionultcd
Next day the pain bocnmo no intense
that Sloan wont. to the hospital ill
Walla Walla. An Xo'ay nInI-hluo fail-
od to locate any Mini of tho romain-
lnx portion of the pin. and Sloan grow
worao and died. Mina Boone had ro-
marltetl in Sloan's preached that shc
had never been kissed. 'i‘his innocent
roruark led to Sloan's death.
SUITS UNDER ANTI-TRU8T LAW.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. January 8"")‘A‘
lornoy General Shoots, in his annual
report. filed with tho Irovoruor stpinina
ill. length .vurioua suits brought, under
the anti-trait law. With ruioronco to
tho duo nunrrnuto proceedings brought
by former Attorney (loin-val Mouotic
agaiuut the Standard Oil Company. the
Buckeye Pipe Line Company. the Sol
or “Mining Company and tho Ohio urt
Com tiny Judge Bhopia 511314 that after
roadn as tho testimony ht» iwcnmo nou-
vluood that no I‘I'Itlullf‘fi to sustain tho
charges had been bruuaht forward. and
that Ito concluded to null thoir Iliamia
sol for Unis reason.
m...—
PLUMBERS QUIT TRADIS' COUN-
clL.
CHICAGO. January It-—Cltion¢o’a
plumbers decided laIIt niaiti to unit.
the Buildina Tl‘ltlel' Council. At It
meeting of tho Journeyman Plumbortt‘
Union. thl' independent union t'ilmn
back into the fold of the old murmur»
tion. and the amalmnated union. with
a men 1baraitip of 800.11 to with-
draw lrofit the neutral y A man
tithe i Intoot thr- rapromntativo of
to Master Plumbortt’ Aimolatlou initial
afternoon and draw up and «moment
which it. a extractor! trill put. all plumb-
oru to II III.
BEADING UNDTEIWMTIR DEAD.
I‘OHICAGD. January “Robert J.
slimlth. for manta-i111 «an ”oratory
fond MnrancaOont .
trading lira under
and one of this
city. and
:I‘Proaltlrint tor
4 tidal-Irritant
Aiaoclatlott of a drift word, and for
two want a: tt‘Ia tut-It tam
AAA-TIT. nl' um United Hiatus. Iiind to
4 day nthltt rosin taint:
tiny.- tour roars.
. three forms of
ii 4
to servicoat this reagfionm So gonna
, 44 o u o em» ”in
motility Were 111$an by ilin All!
Mr. Armani;
o oapaoity of the rotddouco w
attenuate Liam. night ill»
nation, was iasliad py a 111m
‘ “Tho Anni arrang
p D At-
“13.11311
n
the funeral of tho into Phi
moor provide for private rumour In
the family mutilation for re ativoo anu
flionda, at a thus not yot 11114411,.
"The public sérvlcea will It hold Tnt
the Armour Minion, Thirty -thirtl
body will it 4111 stain from noon until
2 p 111.. We irhsday. January 9"
The active pallbearers will be so-
Looted today fzom anioflgfiihfé head of
apartment: 0 Armour moon!
The honorary pail bottom so ll ho:
Roswoll Miller. cirrus H McCormactt.
colonel J C Blackmoorxo 8.. har-
Ila, Joana paldinz. Franklin H. Hood.
Marshal Field. George H. Webalor 0.
iii Favorite. A. J. mailing. Otto Young.
Samuel Allorton.
Dr. thk W. Gunsaulus will daily r
the funeral sermon All immense Ira
oring is expected. in view of the fact
that business will be entirely attopoml'
ed in Mary department of Armour A
Contpany'a Inst databhahmonts. but
in Chicago and other cities. Hundreds
of employees thus will be enabled to
attend the services. The burial will be
private at Graceland cometary.
H. O. Armour. tho only living broth-
or, will arrive in the city today from
New York. The nephews. Kirk and
Charles Armour. of Kansas City. reach-
ed the city that night. Many of the
lieutenants of Armour & Company In
(other cities will come. to Chicago to
ay.
FAMOUS FOOTBALLIST DEAD.
w...-
Douoett. of the Harvard Team of '97.
Succomba to Typhoid Favor.
(L'AhlillllllGll‘J, Mam. January S~.\l-
but id. Doucott. of the Harvard Unite-r
Sill football team of lSltl and one of
”TN! i‘nmoua football routers of tho
country, llli'll of bin homo hero. lilii!
last. night. of typhoid lover. lie was
twenty-eight years of age. "Olli'i‘li'tt
illness has covered It porlod of six
montha. iin was not murricd. A wid-
owed mothor Slil‘Vth'R.
iluriug inst neutron ho. ntziml on It
coach for tho Harvard Varsity tvnm.
devoting special attention to the train-
ing of thr- rushes. iiu graduated from
Harvard in 159:: and three yours inim-
from the law school. Since tin-n lil‘
liliii boon ii practicing lnwyor.
SHOT BY A POLICEMAN.
aégdurdaraua Assaults
on Women led in Denver.
DENVER. 0010.4. January 8—— Herbert
hlu‘rynittnvu. It llt'lhlau, \‘I'il‘J fatally nhot
by Policeman Frank .1. Krntite while
resisting arrest. hiarynism-Ir was tutu-
pnctoti 'III‘ Milli: iiio man who has boon
committing murderous nuanulto upon
women for tho punt nix months. The
officer wont to the room of tho suspect
in ilit‘ t‘lll‘llfl block to main» tho arront.
illnryniusou remand-tn RlIl‘l'C‘llili‘l'. and
till tho oiliccr olalmd. nttomptod to draw
a weapon. when Krntkc ilrotl. shoot.
but him through tho body, Ho was
taken to tho county honpitnl. th-ru ho
tilt'tl.
Man Suspectod.
NO TlDINGS OF THE CREW.
it is Believed that all on Board the Ad-
vance Have Pct-tattoo.
ST. JOHN. N. it. January 3-—~.\'oitu-
or the rolutivcn of the crow nor the
owners of the St. John achoom-r ml-
valtco. inst during a aovore storm on
Ryu Bunch. N. 11.. poorly one month
It\n lluro heard any tidings of the
crew and it in holiovod that all hands
were lost. The trchoonor was bound
for Boston with a cargo of lumber. 'i‘he
buttered hull. without masts. Ilrifloti
ashore nenr thi- life saving station at
Wallis.
REVISING FOOTBALL RULES.
CHICAGO. January Swin accordance
with It reso1ution adopted by the Board
of Educat on committee on school
management. ‘Sllpf‘l‘llllt‘nilelli of
SChOOli‘ E. (i. ottblcy has been asked to
revise the rules of football. and pro-
nont them at the board meeting tomon
row night. The changers it is oxpoctod
will affect prluvipally tho matter of
umpiring tho unmo. Changes will he
madoi ll tho lino plnya. it. in round. and
some of tho IIIIIIIII formalluun that land
to innmao the danger of players will
be prohibited. Thu notion of the school
management oommiitpo in the out.
growth of tho agitation rant-ding foot-
bull in tho Board of Education. Irnuli-
inrt from the tit-tun of an Ettultmooti
school Ilnyt-I, in 11 Iramr lull! fall. fol-
lowed y the norluun injury of two or
throo other pinion
CONIIUMITIB‘ iacurr COMPANY.
NEW YORK.4 anuary 8~A1Inouuco-
at has been ado that o r» and
lrocfma had It photon for (I Com
a’urnora' niaoult it Manufacturing com.
tinny. an indgpcndonl monorail"
coat or formed by retail I‘ll in
than to tho Na llauii.
patty; that work out within-W a
1on la Tranidly roaring completion
and thin the factory Vii ill be randy tor
Minnow lion.B it IIIIII also anticanc-
. miter, formerly on;
the “all 1 Alumni Company and [la
mat nowo
Mn»
turbo
4y in on
II: with a
‘ ‘ All i a last
‘Wavalrdtm i'hITITon-matloit‘f
T T4" ‘ Amt khAATJaEw
w 4 4 in snow.
unitary ’f-v-I-Do aoftraintr
moved up on this T”thorn rati-
w andraomnm‘ ‘ ablntriod.
have been (“I
otraoitr. several
ire Minion. Salaam
i it It tiara
street and Armour avontio. whoto tho 4
TCthAleiNER‘ stars
All January IPrioas Worth Noting.
the finest come down a proportionate «loam-tr
iii coursr L‘hinuu
mouth notable III
“to standard of
of the price reductions whiclr' are 111.1
4 ~ I.
III-c mupt come ill for ma gallon: “
' guns.
4 PT. li‘i‘
llii: slum
All grad .
dulled—tho lowest pricul oileis 1:1) Still loTwith.T"
the Uriuawal'c Section and
what it holds Is so well known that but little tired be said of the worth of the sets disliked
down.
5 Sets 101 pic-cc Austrian China. with large 5
'l‘ur'ccus. Formerly $18.50.
$13.88.
to Sets-mike 112 piece iillil
«from the
with large 'l‘trrccu
All .T. , $19.88.
THE GREAT:
The latter fact makes the iurrm-r claim rutlisputublc.
recent season‘s
Wore $15.0011ml $19.00. Priced respectively
$11.88 and $14.88.
l'Tinc French Chino Servici- iur‘
Sets 11., pit-
live 131) piece
iurporiat ion.
I'crunr'luzblc rain
1.: pulpit".
also included in
The lowest Prices.
.\ gmupingni choice stylcs'rnuglng nil ingn
:15 £511.88 in original pricoufforn-uwaxmoat.
fill our beautiful iiariland China Sets
4 144...; 1,.14441 4 I44. 44
cc 1in inglinh l4’ToI4f8clTaiu,
brown and green Iircorniious.
37.38.
0. All are now pri’ccti at
$10.00. ’ -
are 4
the special priccs. ' 441 4 “
EST SALE
About t’\'Ql‘_\‘ thing in the way of T
Cotton Dress Fabrics. and Outing l'Tlillllii‘lh is included in tho Still: :11 prices—well, prices
which speak for ilicrrtsclvcs. "1
Light LTlllilllL‘S 51/2c yd. lli‘ttcntli‘ LTIIiiuil (Tllzlllii‘ 5%“: yd;
Small figures and Persian 51in . for Cuurfori- Au Irupurtctl fabric, 23 IIII'hI-u wide. Value 230
ables. yard.
.\ti\'}' l-nular-h 5c yd. I'm-pulp, 48c yd
. .. t ‘w. 0"... “4., 4 . .
\4~4|4Ih Dufln (imam. «1 ma... Wide 10c omit Lighter grounds. at. llicllcz; widen-.1: 23.1w. quality;
" _ _ . .. I. '. 4
1):”.k LiillllilTll‘ 54‘. >11 l).lll-\ lnillhli SC yd-
.M“ 544 qualiiv. \ an] wide. i’I'Intod designs. the quality.
11“.» MW]: 51' “14 Hour)" Rollo l'lelnnt‘l 10c yd.
llouhlu \vitlthmluull mm lut‘gt‘ plain... in.- Ilurtl- llt'unmnts. 15 and 190 «1111111th
ilv - v '
~' irililiit‘ii i lmlr 12%c yd.
“Niki“ ("Will-”‘1‘ 6/4" Ya: .-\ heart and sctiiccnblo fabric 30 inches wide,
Johnson's Double fold lfllgt' quality .‘51- goods.
01111111,r Flannel lx’crnuunts ii‘ in I'Il. .Smiclr iting'imm Remnants. 15c yd.
Light and dark tones, the quality. Our r1:gt:lar.."5 and 31k: grade
Stile to mnnuuc Iln'uuglr illt‘ month of _1lillli.'ll'}'.
,I«.T
rum—q--—-a—--—._*
w The D. M. DEAD Co.
v- c- Establishcd 1857 c» .-
ROMAN CHRISTMAS.
A Season of Joy and Merrymaking in
The Eternal City.
Although tho plciurcsquo scours: mil
grnnti functions which formerly III-
traI-led visitors to ltomc at the time of
the your. are in a great measure things
of the post, perhaps in few other cit}. I
of the world is it possible to pas-I 1
more delightful Christmas I..In in
Rome for hero. in the tout-I a ti (input
Muntil all the coamopolltan “babel-l and
customs which follow in tho motley
train of old Father Christmas Boom in
couc'm in rendering it a season of joy
and morrunnkiug, while the pscitliat
facilitation of the Eternal City ahods a
kind of glamour over the must vurlorl
colobratloua. and the beautiful rotis-
ioua ceremonies nm unequaled for hul-
omniiy and impressive grandeur.
Of all season» this it» in Rome the
gnyr-yt w ihi n tho circle of donoIIlio
ilfo. but the vigil. lnsiontl of the (in)
itself may he said to be lilo great oc-
canton for family reunions Hora. .m-
everywhere ciao the moat important
unit of tho profane program is of a
purely gantronomicai nuturu. and till!
condom—1.0.. “biaIIppcr-—talteu tho
Dlaco of the Christmas dinner of the
following day. as bold in England.
The appearance of tho nhopn in bril-
liant and striking in the extreme of
this time of the your. tho confection
on“ window unpuulnllv being full at
ibinga lhI- awooiont anti prcttletitwsux
or tomplatr. anowy cakes culled pear,
alli. made of almondn. raisins and
our in rotioubiahlo composition, com
pared to .which on honoat llrltioh plum
pudding is as liirht as A wcafori longi-
tudinal billion ililoti with human and
all aorta of other doiicacioa.
“no of tho iirat Cirriotmaa from otter
iWiuccd into Roma wan for tho iittin
lyrinco of anloa. hair to tho itaiian
throne. whom: nursery novel-norm was
an En llah‘ lady. and since then the
Tuition Ilo ctIIIioIII Illlii manually hocomo
a. in mode 44in Room—London Mali.
cadao Into A wrco aaasr.
new on many With Your Frianda,
Your Day May com. Soc».
A pnminrig‘t pritotlrnl Joker and his
a
t. unloyud tho novel or
”too of dint: through tho stronti-
t Vittorio in a trim drawn in
111.414 ion' unkind according to “if!
inhibit» Journal I} reception
:4» hroprdotl by I‘Iicudtt and won thr-
rd ultra IIIIIIII nudioiwn. '.
oitn nation a ”nutrient of Mount
Vern n his tot-4g firm had the rennin
modding loitor of but
”iii iTtTTTTiTTT.
inIiI Vietima turd I‘m up
portuniiy of
paying off Irma-II
agalnai filth.I Aim tho? did Tit with a
_ afm having
V
cnrvi‘ully
could truthfully say:
of lilo manna.» .
wait-bud tit-voiupunvuts. and
llldi‘il the limo \vhtru tht'y could turn
thi- tables on their old turruentur. and
rupny him irt his own coin for the in-
diuuitiuu htftipt'ltl upon thorn when they
took lifc partners
MOlilHOil mnrrind nn usiimabh Hun
torn Woman and was: rim-e to arrhc at
Mount Vernon with his hridu in tin
early I-vouing. A l’i‘(‘(‘|ltl()ll was no-
t-ordingiy planned for him. in which
ilil‘ permit: (If prnI-iicnlly tho whole
town took and fll‘llli' internist.
Morrison's victims or similar III-vas-
ions in the past “laid low“ until nfim
the train hnd nrrirmi and tin- m-wly
married couple had none to tho rust
deuce which had been prepared for
thorn.
Soon ill" tolling of ii Ihrmhcr t-ugiuc
whistle down the Sli‘i‘t‘l iItirItclI-d the
attention of tho I-ouplrx The strut-t
rapidly filled With people. who hit-l
turned out to see LII! fun. and when
illomuon and 'his bride omurgvd front
the huutn- to ascertain the raunc- of
tho commotion. they hrhvid nu uuumml
sight It abort distance down the MINI“.
A traction ouxluo with full Itioatu
up, was panning up tho strum toward
them. ilohiud the amino and hitched
to it. With It hilyl‘ni‘k. on which Wilt: :I
rudely constructed pogo, Suntmi
around the cam wot-o II nquhI-r of tho
groom'a friends.
Tho engine was ntnmwd when tin
h I‘nnh wan Iiirocti) Imprmlio the
M nson homo. and u mmnililm nlight-
0d and pittcod tho uvwiy Irv-hind coupln
in tho I-uttc. tituioninzz lhu door and
mnitluu them lll'lllollt‘rti.
Tho nninuo proI-naaiun thvn prmmui
throuah ilw utrootu of tin- town. in tho
lootitm of homo and «vary 0th I' run-
toivahin nolao. Aftvr virimtiiy lu- in»!
hold us brlnotlcrrt for an hour In mow
Momma and hill itvititI wow [It rnIltIin
l0 blight and l‘G‘Clllili‘ ilu‘lr burnt-44‘
COL. TRINHOLM CRITICALLV “.1.
NEW YORK. January ii--f‘oiont-l
William it ’i‘ronholm. rompirollvr of
tho curtI-ucv under nlovoinml’s that
ndmtniatrntion. to critically ill Wild
pnoumonla. at but residuum in thin
oily (tot. Tmnholm it! It mm of tin-
into ammo/I. 'i‘rruhoiin. Jofrurmn tin
vln'a ministry of the irvIIaurv and
war- ii noted Coufmierntr unit ('1‘
Oklahoma in tho yommwi
torritorion. but is not auiiuflI-Il with
tho nutrition and domnnda nintulrtnnl. A
bill to (ratify hor dottit‘o in now harm-u
i
of flu-i
THE SCHEME WORKED.
A Scheme by Which Brown Quictdd
His Wife’a Suapiciona.
'10 he ptrtcctiy honest, Brown rides
not go to his Griswold street office
every night that he tells his wife he
is going there. The business which ill:
soyo is pressing is frequently imagi-
nut) and the man whom he is going:
to meet dorm not exist He belouga
to :1 dub. and cluisu have their attrac-
tions. He thought that his wife was
growing suspicious and Brain in r:-.
scurcefui.
0n the cloning in question. as tho
lawyers would say, he told her that
thero was a matter of businetts that: ‘
could not possibly be deferred until the
4noxt day. About 9 o 'clock one answer-
ed tho. 'phonc and was anhod if Brown
was at home. and‘sho ropiiod that he
won ".1 his office.
"Circus not." was the alarming ro-
sponiso. "i was lust down there anti
all looked dark." _ 4
She rung off viciously. if womml over T
do such things. ordered a coupe. told 4
the driver to so as last as the ordi- .
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she went. and ow ill) utali'ii
other as though a mouse were in hot .
pursuit. tior lillifbllilfl moi hot “milli-
lnuiy. insisted ihai she had given Min
a delightful trur rim. pm hi! edition
I"ili|li hour the l
por and aoolox‘ft d for having to ro-
“amt-"work that 'would [30!!!ny
him i '1
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ill rho loft.
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motto) for at i t 60 dnyo. tli'id than 4,
out it imtuthi It shell of china flint bill
in this IIIaiIt,-~Do41mlt lingo Prim.
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they to certain to trot lost.
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and might bu axon-tad to hinar' the
tray for Arimna and Non Mexican-«r
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him that aim had ,dronillod flint ho int! ‘ 4T T
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