Iii.
the
that .
r
(in he
lite part of the punishment.
v the first blow.
.0 dark "ages? For
.1; 111:.
(W ntieth .
trio furnish. The
agitation in
1st the bill—hoard
fl" ‘_
unsightly
ore uweepi‘rn,r measure.
don or 3N ew York.
a airs.
helpline not Naturofil
.“v ohmol 'I‘uko page of
nine. A llttlo attention
are taken:
hild is one
rnniuals. He is
I . . sudden
' _ ecennot
" made "crazy
‘ neutrinos
‘ . .nicn does not
I‘ll cvflogging at a whip:
fin the jail yard. It does
we 1111(3,|‘11§C.Of_tilc cat-o'-
or anything approach.
ty'or torture. It should
’ sound strapping on the
c ,‘admiuistened in private.
presence of a physician.
edyflfalso, that can b‘es't
: out in small and‘repear-
5?. A dozen lashcstafter the
th of imprisonment, a
ore at the end of every six
follows... would he
or as a reminder that
e 7 trahsgrcsso‘r ' is
same number laid
sometime, 5"l‘he interval
' i'ult the opportunity it
flord for reflection and an—
ti Ir, would not be the least
t are the objections to
alty? That it would be
an. ‘ There is nothing inhu—
using reasonable Severity
physical outrages. It is
striking back at the man
It is the
impulse of every man to
‘ fOrce‘byioree. That it would
Iristian? For an individual
ht his own wrongs in such a
perhaps might be; but the
l" the surge '{b‘punieh crimi-
rou'gidoers "with' the heavy
s nowhere proclaimed more
My than «in the New Testa—
‘ buld degrade the kidnap-
no is lower. halter. Incauer
‘ ' 1* who .steals
Ind
' hillfig’iixtrirl money for
501111'
gs we may well go there and
" For ;simple faith. for
_1 loyalt Valor a lofty honor.
gitturymuay look .to
p or higher iden‘ls than the
‘ci‘cialism of our generation
whole
up to the nineteenth cen-
as agreed that whipping
Itopcr-lmuishmcnt for cer—'
mes. A movement of sen—
talism then struck it out of
ut‘of our penal codes. For kid-
‘ ' ,at leaut, it ought to be re-
Chicago
nuisance
esulted in the’passage by the
. y Council of an ordinance pro-
'ggthnt all. aigu~bourdn and
111 wards more than three feel“
minnow within two hundred
of any park, boulevard" 0
way be. denlared a public mu...
Jfiu‘d torn.“ down. and ..t.hat
hard be prohibited in the in-
The owritirsiarcfiiven thirty '
I, n which to pull down their
S. The penalty in a line of
for the first offense. and for
llCCCCdilllf offense the same
Iltl three mouths' imprison»
$1 _ All effort was made to sup—
' illiijlnfll‘fifi
ghoul the city. but the Coun—
a'o‘rity would not. agree to
1'
ogsaid that Chicago leads; all
cities of the world in crime.
latiatics are quoted to show
nts and criminal prosecu-
Iere are greater in number.
Ionat‘e to population. than‘
it is
that leniency in prosecu~
int“ ely rca Ionsible for thin
any confirmed
hcnp'c punishment time
gut Duluth rd of the
prisoners. old to thcagraud jury
are discharged. Owlu chiefly to
political conditions; th "police and
criminals are‘oitcn on the closest
of terms. - . ‘ ’
A Lime Rock ‘corresprmdeut
commenting upon the prevalence
of the grip in that locality, says
the. disease is now eleven years;
old. and the people there would be
glad if it had died ten years ago.
“ WWW
The New Britain Herald cx~
presses the opinion that there are
not as many suspicious jobs and
schemes about the Legislature as
usually appear at the opening of a
session.
".—
OUTRAGES BY INDIANS.
“Snake Banal" Arroatlan and Whlp-
plug the More Conservative Red Sklm.‘
ST. LOUIS, 1710.. January 22~Spec~
Ial telegrams to the Globe Democrat
from Eufnla. Indlnn Territory. an-
nounce many fresh outrages have
been perpetrated by the Creek ln-l
dinne. known. as the "Snake bands,"
‘who‘ are arresting hnd whipping the
more conservative Indlnun. owing to
the attitude of the latter toward the
new aystem of‘laud allotments. 'I‘hus‘
for no white persons have been molest .
cd, but the Federal nuthorlties have:
been appealed to by the peaceful;
Crooks.
It is reported that the. revolutionary .
Creeks him-I ofllelnlly notilled Presi-l
dent McKinley. that they have taken
the technical government Into their
own hands. and will run It. wItIIout rel-
erenco to the United States In the III-1
turn.
.11 detachment of the “Snake band";
rode Into Eufnula lust niuht and post- .
ed unsigned uotlcos as follows: i
“Hickory Ground. Crock Capital. I
“To Whom It May Concern:
“From now on all Indian cltzeun curl
ploylng white labor shall be fined $100 I
and shall receive fifty lashes upon the
bare buck: also. all persons routing
land to white tenantu. Any improve-
ments made In the Creek Nation by
white men shall .be confiscated and be-
come the. property of the. Creek Nu
tlon."
.. _,_._._..,.._,_.__.._
LAW FOR PHOTOGRAPHENS.
.,‘ . . Wain 1 » . an .
New; Haven Pollen Order rThemI to
Goes to Max Mayer.
NIB ' HAVEN. January 22~Tlu~m
are it great. muny photographers in
this city who keep open house on Sun
tiny. Some of them make appolnt
inents for sittiuus on the Sabbath
while others sImpIy use the day no n
:uéausr of catchlng up with their work
In prInIlng and devlopltuz.
While the men who do Sundny work
were III the heart of their labors yes-
mrday morning Court Officer Wnus
and unothcr nollcemnn went amour:
them and told the nIcture men thnt
they had better cult work ~ and a rd
further trouble. After the trip~ u'l
been. madenmong the photographeru'
‘Iy the police. work suspended and :.
voufereuce was held in one of the
Chapel street galleries. The photogra-
phers decided to stop Work and worn
much exercised over the visits of the
police. ~ -' ‘
. .One photographer sold last night
lhnt the order Issued for him and
others to close on Sunday was the out-
come of a jealous fenllugho‘kfntlug
I‘mong rlvnl dealers who will not" work
on Sunday. Ilc gold that a number oI
photoizruphcrn mndo nppolutmentu on
Sunduy, because it was not convenient
for their customers to come on work»
lug days. This. thophotogrnpher ox~
phoned. made the men who‘kcep'cloa-
cdSunduy angry. and they filed-n eom~
plntnt with tho clty attorney.
TRADING IN TEA.
The Honor of Maklnp the Flnt Call
06“ to Max Mayer.
the that ten call has been held.
buyer.
February delivery, was told
fen brokers did most of the blddlng
the tea trade were present.
tracts for future dollvery of ten shill
of. deliverable In bond; each lot of 15.
of not more than three Import bonds.
..... Wu:
NO HOPE OF SAVING MIR.
M
annoy ltm Unchanged.
myrsiindarnl‘s'ht. has not 0th
- his her. I'f'hes crow gore lull
‘ an!) bite Hovlurthotmu. 'I'li ‘ I,
n ‘a‘ choice of t
mony’ot. the prominent stockayahowed
advances?“ from 1 to It points. In -
competencies the .openlnx. woo exalted.
and quotations were wide. In Mloourl
Paclllo the sale of 7.000 shares was
made at simultaneous quotation, of
from 913,4; to 93. compared with 00 last
night. Brooklyn Transitwus quoted at
78% to 80 on the rule of 2.500 shoron.
compared with 771/. lastnlglit. Aural»
anointed Copper jumped 3 points. and
St. Paul rose 1%. . .
reallzlng. «A rupld drop of 3% and 5%.
retroactively In- Amalgamated Copper
and Mluuourl Pacific disturbed senti-
out.
prices to harden at. midday. but in:
)dropped to about the low point.
‘NEW YORK, January 22n'l‘rndlng In
ten for future dellvery lulu begun on
the New York Coffee Exchange. and
The honor of making the first sale
went to Max Meyer. II. coffee man. who
Hold one lot (15.0w pounds or about
300 lutlf cheats) for February delivery.
Ill $13.30. the ten bclna bought by If.
Montgomery. who won thus the flrnt
This was the only lot of ten
nold on the call. but one lot. also for
Ini-
mcdlutely after the call at 813.60. Cof—
Muny men from thmcoffee trade and
The special ten trade rules under
which trudlnl; In ten for future delivery
will he conducted provide that all con] Lieutenant
be for 15,000 pounds or multiples there-
000 pouudu to be exclunlyoly either
Japan, green or black tea. to be In It
”canned warehouse. 'nm] to be com
‘ polled of not. more than ten lines of ten,
dellverlcn’ on each contract of 16.000
pounds not to exceed or be short more
than 100 pounds. and to be collectively
Poultlon of sundae Schooner [loom
CHATHAM. Mm. “unmet-Arne
position of the schooner moctrwnuley
of Bangoruwhlcn stranded In ennui-mi-
, god. of $348. but the special mot 01th
and therein urnotlmilly no homr‘ MW:
0W rules or #1600
ppm m" woodman
WALL S'I‘IIEE'I‘. 11 a. m.~—The high
level of prices was met by enormous
ment and long accounts were closed
Resultant decllnen ran from 1 to
1% In some cases. but'tlle opening ado
vaucea were not entirely wiped out.
Support developed In” St. Paul on a
scale down. and Its rebound from 147%
to 148% steadied the list tomporurlly
By 11 o'clock St. Paul had deellned
aguln to 146%. and the general list was
Buggy. The steel stocks showed signs
of weakness. Federal Steel dropping 2
polnts.
WALL STREET, noon—~Tho Ilquldn
tlon In the steel stocks did not ex
haunt Itnelf until Federal Steel had
lost 2% and Tln Plate, Tonnes-no Cow
and Steel & ere 1% to 2 points. This
selling ruined a contractlon In husl
nesu elsewhere. but the general lls‘
lost but lIttIe. Renewed buying of thr
low priced Gould stocks. St. Paul. the
Puelfles. local fractions and Sugar. oi.
which the latter rose to I36 cuuuei’
rally was not well hold. Dealings lr
Wabash debentures coutlnued largo
nud Texan & Pacific secondu rose I
per cent. to our.
The bond market.
dull.
WALL STREET. l p. ui.~—~After th'
midday rally. prices ulowly snagged ir
a very dull market. Mluuourl Pacific
cut down to 85%. whleh. wns 71,1, be
low the. opeulng. The prluclpnlrstock
Luck
Hoeklng
was gonerull.‘
nwunnn advanced 214; and
Cool 2.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire of E. n
Bonnie. eommlaslon broker. Swurtz b
Corbott's block. South Nurwnlk:
Open High how I23
Am. Cut. Oil. 28 28%, 27% 283;.
Am. St. at W.. 39 39% 38 33"}.
Am. S. 11. Co. Ill 1313 I31 idol}.
Am. 'l‘oli. £10.. 11271; 113 112% 1121;;
Alchison. 441/. 44% M 44%
Atehieon. pfd.. 8-114; son 8411/. trio.
Bull. &. Ohio. 37% 87% 867m 87
Illgyn. II. ’I‘.. 781,4; so 781/; 78'
(Jun. South. :37 57% {.7 pile
Chou. d: Ohio. 381/. Its-ll. 385:. 38-1."
Chi. at N. W.. 169 .170 169 170
(Ilti. ll. & (2.. Hit H3 143 142%
GM. & St. l’. 143 145314 146% 1471;;
Chi. RJ. & l’. 1195’; 119% 118% 119
(1.1.7.0. It. SLI... 77 . 7'1
ll. 11‘; H. Can. 1511/. 151% 151 1011;
Federal Steel. 1614; 46% Ill “7
Fed. St. pfd.. (18% 681%
Gen. 161. (30.. I88 [88
Lou. at Noah. 83 88%. 871,9 87%
Nor. ti. Word... 4371'. 44%- 13515 441,.
Mun.(k1uuol.. “4:1; 114% llllil’, 114'
Metropolitan. nun 16:1 1011 161
MR. & 'l‘. pfd. 47 18% 47 47%
Miss. Pacific. ill 1/2 93 still; 86
N. Y. C. & 11.. 1-12 1421/; 111% 112'...
N. 1’. U. & W.. 30 30% 30 :10
Con. Tobacco. 1131/3 44 .13 43%
North Pueltlc. 81% 81-13 80% 80%
No. I’uc. pfd.. 86 86% ,
Pennsylvania 14411»; 1451,43 .
I'ooplo's Gas. 98%;. 99 . ,r .
Phil. &. Rand. 81% 31% 30M 30%
P. & R. pfd., 70 70% 69% 70
Son. Itnllway. 1914 1qu 19 III
Sou. Ry. pfd., 70% 70% 701,4; 701,5
Sou. Pacific. 42% 43% 12% 421.5
'I‘oun. C. & l.. 55% 56 54% {III
II. S. Leather. 11% “lg 11% 11-1..
[1.8. I..()o. pfd.. 73% 73%
II. S. ltubbnr. "1% 217,1. 21V. 211/.
Union Pnelflc. .115. 83% 82% 1,124.
Un. l‘nc. pfd.. 112% 83 825$. 829.4
Wabash. pfd.. All 29% 28% 28%
Worst. Union. 83% 831A 82% 88%
_——._............. ..
THE WRIGHT OFF FOR MANILA.
Will be Used as a Downtoh Boat by
General MacArthur.
NEW YORK. January 22~Aftcr lny-
lug up at Erle Basin in long tlmo, fol-
lowed by much time In preparation
the Ilttle transport Wright, which won
formerly the "Md" and used In the
Spanish war as n hospital ship. nailed
tlIIu mornluu for Maulln. She In to he
need nu n dcsputch boat by General
Mun-Arthur In the Philippine Ialuudo.
clue on a store chip. for which she In
specially fitted with n lino retrlgerut»
' lug plant.
The. voyage wlll be mndo by way of
tho Mediterranean. St no will be
made in. Bermuda. Mndu rn. Gibraltar
etc. The Wright In In charge of First
II. A. chbcr. assistant
qurgepn. U. 8. N.. netl ll uunrtormuw
tor. {3? ‘
mama nut-z not: LINEN. ‘
«W
' Examiner Louthln Recommend“ for
Dlgmloul From Apprulpor'o stereo.
NEIW YORK. January. 22wWIlllum
F..Wukomon. upprnlur of the port.
received It letter from..the Treasury
Department. today. npprovlng llil rec.
ummendntluu for tho .mmovul or
George II. Imuglilln. Inn examlnor In
thn'upprnlser'n atomic. Lnughlln III
the man who panned a number of
trunks eontnlnlg Ilnc tnlIIo lInon. whleh
were Boiled later at the BrevooI-t
House. The goodnhudgboen optimised
'I‘romry Department anointed that
’ I
WALL arnnnr. 1.02.10 iii-pmwreo ~' .
c...‘......."’“
Faces.
How delightful they are.
Your wall paper has a good
It re—
flects its owu beauty or the
lack of it on every occupant
of the room. We take pleas-
ure in calling your attention
to our beautiful and extensive
stock of wall coverings at a
‘ no
my alteration: ‘rbagpy‘rullya ”in ”OAR 11” _ ho “FINE Of".
otoekrbrou ht n- on u m; or are. . * ‘ .
both for 11031811111 lore no account. and SE 9' WWW.
M
For Side by
Comstod, Watkins
81 Dow. "
South Norwalk.
' legislature, on separate ballot.
111i”:
. the House to twelve tar emptiness-
. In their caucus this morulng.‘".douero.l
joint session. when these new
Otherl‘mnchlh‘es chop meat
only; THIS ,_ DOES :AWAY
WIT 11 TH E .Cfl OPPI N G
BOWL ALTOGETIIER. .
' CHOPS Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. .Breudr‘
EVERYTIIING. "
”A muchlne you wIII one
every day. Call and ”nee It.
It: WASHINTON STREET,
deal to do with this.
medium price.
..... M...“—
plics, Artists‘ . Materials. .
PICTURES.
, I ,Picturesti-amed to Order.
ating,
(Telephone Call. 133—3.
Open evenings till 8:30.
' DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON ST...
South Norwalk. _
Wall Papers. Painters‘ ' Supe
Window Shades. [Cornice Polce.
Painting. Paper Hanging, Decor-
I
Conn.
Wefiéuoion. .ul " . ' .
today‘elcetedlby the air in
8115.:-
d himself as Unltad Button senator.
Bowel] recolved fortydlvo voter lu
than Ahab” A. (llarkpw ‘0 we! declded .
upon an the choice at the Democrats
unwell received seventeen voter to or
.. ‘ em 0
row Int noon. . .
111“. Mil
“ho formally announced
Sewell declared relented
oRANK “FEW-IF? ‘AOI‘D.
L.
Anxloty, Over Property Mutton Drivel
{Deep Rlver Woman to Suicide.
‘ DEEP RIVER, January 224m. Int.
win Fisher. a colored woman. aged
twenty-seven committed aulclde last
night. by di-Inklng curbollc acld. Her
mind Iu'auppouad to lutvo been demon
ed temporarily by the delicate condi-
tlon of health and by anxiety over
property of an uncle. and Mm. Fisher
was quite nerlounly worried over some
dlfierencon which more wlth relatives
regarding It. I, ‘ “ 7‘
Her huubaud and three mall child.
rcn aurvlvo her. . I'
l’
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COLLEGE CHE” MATCH.
NEW YORK, January 2201i}. W.
IIIIIalre. the honorary manager of the
Columbia. Harvard. Yale and Prlnco-
ton Universities chew match commit-
tee has received acceptances of the
American challenge from Oxford and
Cambridge. The Brltlsh teams pro-
pose to play the cable match for the
Rice trophy on April 19 and 20. which
dates will. In all probablllty. be ac-
cepted by Mr. lenlro.
Order of Notice.
District of Norwnlk. $8.. Probate
Court. .lnnuury 21m, A. 1).. 1901.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this Court for the admis-
sion to probate of a certain wrltten lu-
srlrumcnt no and for the lust wlll of
James C, Alden, late of Norwalk. in
snld district deceased.
Ordered. That said appllcntlon no
beard and deteriulned at the Probate
Office in Norwalk. on the 26th day of
January. 1901. at. 2 o‘clock afternoon:
and that publlc notice thereof be glv-
on to nII persons Interested therein. by
publishing this order In It nonspapor
having a clroulatlon in unld dlstrlct.
at least four days before. said day of
hearing. HENRY W. GREGORY.
122 It Judge.
W. n .
«rummamoumm
3 EYE ACHE and . ‘
g HEADACHE.
Eve sfrar'ns causes both.
Dr! :nlc‘c’beonfy tempo-
rar y. '
Properly
A d} us 1‘ e d
Glasses
remove the cause andcffccl ,4 per-_
. ' momma”... g_ .
Saffgfacfr’on guaranfced. '
(Insulation free.
e
i
m. HOYT._-0pticlan. .
’ Ulla WuhlngfanStr‘cef. :I
wimpy-unwrap?" .
.g-aoe.»
«mwoxceoaoaoeo
' Glover’s
the Place.
wear at (all: prices;
and fair»
OUR
$3.00 SHOES
‘ FOR WOMEN.
in the twin cities.
W...—
. Ir .lmwuttmruu'
' . We:
, ,
‘ln
l
i
i The people don '1‘ want
i “poor" Shoes at any
! price—~but reliable foot- : Get the Best—The
I
The former a delusion, a
Cultivated Extra ,Fine Spinach
Strawberry Sugar Beets, .
Fancy Evaporated Plums,
We excel in Fine Coffees.
Cranberries. Lettuce.
We call your attention .10
the ovena‘daily. ‘All the
er in price. We have a thousand
snare; the latter honest
w l
Button or face. Fully
guaranteed to be one ..
celled by no other make
. Oar word in our bondru
mbauyourconfldencc;
mintmdtdilw’eoftfi . _,
Wur Shou‘ Thor. I'll. ‘
TIL.';GALL 13341, 30. NORWALIQ.»”.=
3 cans Magnolia Milk,
5 lb: Pall‘gjolly.
25c.
17c.
Ingham. "Brown-Jones asks me down
from Saturday to Monday.
so and I go. lluvn't seen B.-.I. for
money.
signed and took another observation in
genuine “Old Dutch Java,” and Arabian Mocha Coffees.
Sweet Potatoes. Carrots, Parsnips, etc
the excellent quality of our large line of Fancy Crackers,
he crest of the wave of popularity.
ooda we offer are on t .
fiend. Hams and Boneless Bacon are superior to other goods.
First Class Rosy Sweet‘fButtcr, '28c.
Fancy Double Cream Cheese. You can't get it elsewhere.
._ Gm. fi,.§eymouif. Leading Grocer, 3.3 Went
no Couture.
‘These specials are for one week only. Each item is angenuine bargaingland‘ciionotfbo dupli—.
cateil ‘at the price. We intend that the New Year shall start with a rush, hencothcprico cuter. .1
In
I
1‘.
r‘,"
l
.l
"A'arI/Inupous out In“
PRICES.
Time for our clean-up before in-
ventory. and in going over our
tack of ready-to-wear garments,
we find more than we care to car-
y‘. so have taken another slice off
the marked down prices. Some
half price. others lower. The best
kind of an investment for you. A
glance at the quoted prices will
give you an idea of what we are
doing.
LADIES‘ BLACK BRILLIA
LADIES' BLACK CLOTH C
llllllllh
.Y}
51 ,
to I‘ll
.I
NTINE WAISTS. i’3detachablc
collar. flare or shirt cuff, waist lined throughout, regula’rprice $2.50,
will close out balance of this lot at 50¢. each. '
APES. all .uevv this season,
qualities that have been $7.50 to $9.00. at this sale $990..
I LOT LADIES' SUITS. odds and ends of lastseaspn's‘styles.
prices were as high as $12.00. choice of these at $4.90. ‘ . '
CI~IILDRI£N'S SHORT J
season‘s manufacture. sizes 4 to 12
your pick at $1.98.
LADIES'
$7.50. to close. $1.98.
LADIES” BLACK.
ACKETS, with fancy capes. all this
years, prices were $2.50 to $4.50,
l
I-IliAVY WINTER JACKETS. values‘f‘as high as
CASTOR AND TAN COLOR JACK-
ETS. trimmed with fancy applique. new styles, regular.i prices $9.00
to $12.00. at this sale $6.50.
LADIES IllGll. GRADE FRENCH lI‘LANNEl; WAISTS,
finished with flare cuff or bishop
sleeve. styles that have been
sellingat $1.98 to $2.98. choice of the lot at $1.50. .
LAl'lllSS' DRESSING SACQUES. regular prices $1.25._$I.5o
and $1.98. at this sale 98c.
TOLD AT THE CLUB.
“It's this way." acid '1‘. Willie Rock-
Want to
months: not since he got married to
Your old chap." '1‘. Willie
hls glass.
"Find Bal. looking well. Seems a
bit nervous. though. You know his
florid style. Seatters your wits and
keeps you from thinking. Mrs. B.-.I.——
well. I can't help seeing she bites her
lips 11 lot. Squally Sign. Thinks l.
'1‘. Willie. little old New York ls good
enough for you. You were. in a better
place. there. Nothing happens though
wnot yet-«and I begin to forget. Nice.
country place. Dinner. billiards and
the downy. Then It’s Sunday. Morn-
ing goes. Afternoon comes. ll.-J.
sends for the horses. Begins to crack
on a bit 115 we stand In the wludow
watching the brutes come up the drive.
Been talking quite tall all day about
‘hlu place’ and ‘hln plans.‘ Mrs. u.-.I.
biting her line all the tlme. Now he
lets on about ‘his' quadrupeds. Trans:-
purent blue. What do I care? I like
to see a man happy. B.-.J. prattling
YMOUR’S Store.
Foundation Principles-
The foundation principles of our business are:
3" 5' Quality. Cleanliness,
ardQuallty of Goods.
Politeness to Patrons. both young and old
to the fraction of a cent in every transaction.
i ‘ THESE GOODS WORTHY OF YOUR NOTICE AND PATRONAOE:
Fancy Snow Ball Cauliflower in 3 pound cans,
in 31b. canny-i! ,
Fancy Lar e Whole" Tomatoes. in Glass Jere. 'I‘.
3 pounds “ 083" Famous Milk Crackers.
Apricots. Peaches.
r- - I -
nloug. Mrs. B.-J. ,bltes her lips some
more. Out we go to the vehicle. ‘lee
to let you drive, old man; says-mine
host.
bous. but I always think my horses
like my hand hest.’ Storm breaks.
‘Know ybu‘re A1 with the rib-
" ‘My horses!’ says my lady, scream-
Ing out the first word.
“B.-.I. turns pale. ‘Then be straight.
one up. '
" 'Yes, your horses! he says. ‘You
own them. You own thls place and
all that goes with It. You own me.’
WIII you assist Mrs. Brown-Jones,
WIIIIe?’ ”
'1‘. Willie Roekiugham shuddered.
“Marry money?" he gulped out. "Ex-
guse me, I'd rather work.”-——-New York
Ill). .
Black diamonds are used as points In
scoring pencils. which are used by
sealers of welghts imd measures to
mark glues receptacles. They’ are
used by dentists for drilling teeth be-
fore filling them with gold. In appear-
ance they look more. like a ahlnlng
little spllnter of Iron or grain of coal
than a precious gem, and their chief
mission In a. dlstlnctly commercial and
not an ornamental one.
Politeness and Honest Dealing. the Highest Stand-
Cleanliness in handling and distributing the same.
alike, and your money’s worth
aoc.
15c.
' 29c.
25c.; too 11). '
12%c. and 15c. can.
Epicurean tastes will find superiority of strength and aroma in the '
They cannot fail to please you.
fresh from
But no high-
articles you want; you don’t know it till you see them.
lb. up.
“he?!” flag.” 13kg.” .1: via“.
CEpo‘C‘od Elbe dentin, ’10:.
Lemon. cite... 1b.. 4c. Sugar Cured Haiiia, 1b.. .115713‘5:
Ginger Snnpu, 1b.. ‘ 4c. Sugar Cured Shoulder-u. 1b., ad.
I. 361111 .Piadltadjhmoroes, 37.2.. :9 lb. Rolled om 6 35.3..
xolb. Kit Mackerel. ‘ g 959,611). California Prunes. use.
cnoaunnv mm. Burma. noun o.
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Washinglron St.
TEL. oALL. mononwALK.
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Marika w alm'o .' can, ’
grihl-can Bartlett Pears,
all): can Yellow Poacher. :
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