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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 6, 1901 · page 4

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do the mid: well, he
they should be {laid
e. punter Ivllo
.e' e business men
Vfi cc his announcements
intuitions men will see
vertislllg columns
ye Of thousands Who do

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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o attract the
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men , a few more Metho'
trainers to bed
ing?‘ tunight at

,. LI. E. lhufih; subject,
' d His Companion."

 

 
 
 
 

’ill all the stores.
I: so kind as to
at, Week In the

 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 

D I” William j.“
to oi president of that
on ior the fourth succes-
Anbther leading spirit”

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

een greatly missed ,.
de firms of Iiii’duing him a

 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

hat the habitual sninluug of
‘ ' . ,E's- induces color blindness.
t phréeption of dificr- _
s Malian in the i‘lhl— ' ‘ '
3 co. since different colon
or re need for signal
us results wo‘ulfi
follow if red should be
afor gteen. the. tanner
fur I‘langcr randthc latter
let ‘. No habitual cigarette‘
Iced apply to the. X0“
‘ New dim“ and HarIlord
‘ ' iorajoli‘dml Itslined llh‘c
5 equally true Oh uoahefi

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Ilg men long ago.
pires to usefulness among
roads needs to be clean 0
Wflflflwfl‘fi WWW“ Lafiln FROM LIPTON.

1.1.51! vclcaad... .. ...,.... I mm . -
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also on avorahle

 

 

 

 
 

 

‘f‘r I"
(Now Brltaln Herald I
b'cction. “I: under.
IlIiI and people to
try and inane expression.
“ ?' ' which Is so common-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

Of other towns as Ice“
ion of Ihe l niou.
. inst the confirmed use of
4 . are to he seen frequent-
‘ II III the metropolitan
lIIIIIlIl film In ask. how
.l'sa hit nurse dltlonal u for din an out. It will be
\‘Iiulue. if not
II Ith

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

III: bout which ther

such an outer
I: complete reform-

all: of morphine or
9 required; none is
“:kcpt 'lllle‘member of the firm

hills sick, or goes off on a vaea~
tiOn; his partner or clerk duals
out the drugs III his absence. '1 he

far its efforts haIe been unavail-
ing. The General Assembly wont

our Rutland contemporary, comes

{rout Ic epreslznt $3,; the
. 3 all these
’it ysays. “are
keepers oft 5 god. Ivhere drugs are
sold on the dd. and they resent

 
 

 

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“Th “mm. . 1g .

lNcw York Peat.)
Let it lie ”l'I‘OI-he III mind? then,
that the real 31 ghors of. Pennsyl-

 

shanlc. are the social respectabili-
ties, the whited sepulcrcs. \Iho
in secret strike hands with Quay
and Int money in his purse, in ors
dcr t at he may so manipulate leg;
islatiozl as to put more money III
the' The transaction we

 

_ h‘aI e hired a lobbyist and sent him
to Washing lama; Is true the)
call him a

 

the II hole things 15 merely. a finan-
cial mI cstInenI

 

New Havan Enterprise.
(New Haven loader)

By law New llaven Is compell-

rja. \cw l

streets. “9 ‘ ‘

Tani la; N3! in}... .
. .. -. (Hartford Telegram I

 

$5.50 a minute. or ti tequisa
( II (ir‘d

”Gaining nabs bum Hedi

laying“ dun and

 
 
 

rent on admin“.

 
 

[1"]le

 

at precent will .

who is a registered pharmacist

act. The resistance, according to .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

any attempt to interfere with their;

vauia s disgiwlilot of. II‘lIilnIlrlphia' s

 

is really very» Isiah
Pennsy vania corporations

nited States Senator.
and pretend that he gets his com-
mission from the Legislature; but

state board of pharmacy has tried . - , I
to bring about a reform, but thus ‘

simple dugout.

lot noel broom» ‘ at outdo that . ”-
will afiorl those Inuit dun lII- ,4:
come Inn. \\\Ic. \otls. We. elm as.
owner a popular Broiler la Io... ,
wall to cam. smut“ m " 2.
this week ’ILIIIIII -‘Malo Sables,

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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ed to fie}. aside I per cent .0! {its
racl I5 min ¢?fi nip :3 or,
prnngdent $4.3 9; ighgsium
- w‘il'l" :{III‘IIIIIE‘Or 666 £321.
cry" year am i the amount is
economically cmlldcd it IIill
Ier_I soon‘ hrin‘g chain a marked
unproven-lemon IIhc condition of
our street5...‘ ll ct cr3 dollar of this
large amount Is Iaid for) we dol-
Erwtt‘ual unfit not? or ma~

ners will not
long he justified In complaining of
the wretched IIInIliIion . of the

received at the

 
 

 

 

a good climate
former In Germany for the exploit:

Senator Toune sen I) just Iii-
Inga}; (1:13 5. and drew 2 filial?
all) rind $288 for IIIilcagc—Sl 000
in all. During his brief term he
Inil3 deliIcrcIl onc speech. II was
20(on “OI‘dS III length and occu-
pied three hours and two minutes
be that speech Ives about the onl3
public scniec Mr. l‘I‘mnc per-
formed during his: senatorial ca—
rcer, it is estimated that the. gov
crnmenl paid him at II c tale of

new”. l “2““

NEW YO Fab letter
“In sn ‘1‘ Race
(vanilla Yacht

Club. until; that» MOZIIMIIM oi the
cunt «maul ”about to allow a
a tree woeka‘

time be allowed for preparation In-
stead of two weeks. IIII in the tonne of
the agreement. I: counted to arrive
on the Germanic on Friday. The dill.
mllteo will be called together an noon
all It is received. Member: oi the ODIII‘
mlttee deellnn to make any statement
regardlng the probable action upon
Ibo renneata. though one member said
that, raonally be m append to we
‘ as It would give the sham
In the ad

 

rue sanoan Isunoa. i

——-—-—-—

Great Future In con». Tea. Tobacco. Came East and Made an Unfortunate

., Cotton and Like Prodacta.
WASHINGTON February Plin-

 

eournging reports an In the develop- summer Ecuamln Liverann. of South
ment at the Samoan island a have been Farina advertised for “moment
state nowfliaent Irom matrlmonlaily Incl
United Bates Consular Mont Harris. an answer manna

"anno ineed that she was not atom to
marrying min

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

at Blbenstock

Gerrhan plant‘atlim experts. says Mr

Harris. claim that the Samoan Islands
have a great future in coffee. tea. to- until It resulted in an engagement.
bacon. cotton and like product‘s. Upolu Two months afterward Mr ”roman
Island in particular, i; la .“fid Is as; sent for his pmneebtbe bride; “all:
elnily suitable for t c In lure (I came neeompan yserera c p

lilo» products. possessing. as it does. Wren Mr. Llrennan ha‘d enoug’llof his .ngmtgm Cinch” cu", ' Indienne, Chili"! Saute alt
'Iarorable position. a fruitful soil and own to bring the {audit up to a hair-
A company is being .crs dozen They were married and
Hired in South Farms until Thanksgiv-
Ilon of this island. Plantations are to .mg Mien Mrs. ddverman returned Io
be laid out. narrow guano railways. III-r lormer home in Ohio! I “be
constructed and the dcrelbpment of
the land generally protected. The en-
. Ierprioe is headed by men of practical
experience who have acquired their
huowlodae of plantation life in East
Africa and in Brazil. Work It» expected
to begin thls spring.

 

NO CLAUSE 0F GRATITUOE.

 

Cuban Convention Refun- Io Put it In

tho Constitution.
NEW YORK. February GvAccord.

lug to a cablemm ironI llaIana. the
Cuban constitutional comention wnl
reluse poaltlrelr to add a clause tol
the constitution expressing gratitude
to the United States The delegates
any that ouch an expression does not
belong In‘ the eonstltutlou. but they an
pulling to adept an Independent re»

iIIIIOn. thanking the United states.
The delegates deplore. recent utter-
In... oi United States sebum.

wherein the altitude III taken hat the

convention Inna! lawn a gratitude
clause before favorable aouoa 'Irlll no
taken by 0mm

TRAIN HAN AWAY.

 

lrakalnan blatantly Klllad and the In-

. In.» Badly lnjura‘d.

88Afl1.8.WazIb..Februarr s—A
Northern Pacific freight train ran
array while coming doom a long grade
at Weston at the summit of the Car
eadea. Brahman MacDonald Ira: In-
atantl; IIIlled, Enxineer Boyce badly
Injured and several other tralnmen
hurt. The train. which ran fifteen
ear: in length. ran do“ at frighunl
speed. until a sharp cum near the
bottom was reached when It plunged
over the bank Failure of the air A

braien to work canned the neon.

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”A" FACT IN THE ICC.

 

sides hel can children. two of Ir. LII-
erman'a Bra. ”remap did not find
her mound matrimonial venture an
rosy as she pictured II. and Will prob
ably not return. Abbot a week ago
Lirorman went to Ohio and brought
his two children home with him. an
rlrlng here. last Saturday.

Missionary of the American Board in

New lurk once u! the American
Board of Foreign Minions. it Is all!
mm the Board has the greatest conn-
Ilence in the lth. Mr. Amour. shone
arrest by Freud and German military
authorities on the cum» of ring
Irled III collect money from law:
villam an indemnity. - reported
from Pekln He went out to China as
a missionary In um. and ban remain
ed “I“N bractleallr ever since

l’reabyterlan Board of Min Ills
Mona. when naked how that nuclei:
III going about the collection 0! laden:
allie- replied: "We are placing all
our rlahna for damage-II in North China
In the hand! a! the time Devlml”
We are not attempt! cum I
through bur Inla lithe

or (Satan. when we had none ebabela

a.

not lllely that the power! «would Ill-
derulte toaeeuarlxbtod. aaltvaaout
or the sphere or Enter talus-cu.”

LONG TERI COIIIRCML TREAT-

Iodu unanimously. III-Ila the
at one rote.

wamum‘mm'fis Flour .131”!

madame. N YMMV Mag Motel! mall's! 70'
mm M mantle

moumlnudaaaaondbmoba

 

A wnIow'a Illicit.

m

Matrimonial Bargain.
aIlDDLRTOWN, February smml

confine received

The correspondence was carried ob

 

COLLECTING INDEMNITY.

 

China Under Arrest.
NEW YORK. February 6—4“ the

Robert B. Spear. secretary of the

“urged. the people have voidntarllr
bed

 

M

III.
BERLIN. February‘s-die antral
mutation or Gama Mmhmm

raw-drama“!-
leviathan» ornamentation.
becamollbedllealtalm of
Will“. .'
alao armin-

 

out. 8.3;.» III.
to I. 9.04m.
can. menu. 3
at 10.38am. '
. 6.7 I. 11.33am.
6 lift. 11. 351mm.

:0“. 12.21pm.

 
 
 

.ltfl 3
. 72m10.15a,mm:

 

as that It is dyed.

prices:
LADIES' JACKETS.

———-—I--

“it 1r Nearly all sizes. colors mostly
0:0fL black, our very best styles Our
~08“. regular prices, $10. 00, $12 50 and

 

""26“: $14M;
49% TOMORROW. EACII $5.00.
" ‘ Jpn-1.1“. ‘ W
1:39.: LADIES’ “ma cons;
-'—1.2Ic __
~44)”.
‘ ;--o,uI. Colors tan and grey. Regular
. ,-ll.2lt.

436“ value $25 no and $30. 00. Only one
jg: of each color, size 24; ‘

W» TOMORROW'S Paton $14.50.

 

0.3K.
0.3m , . m. ‘ ‘
. 0"“ LADIES‘ JACKETS AND 26-
. 313;: INCH Box coats.
will“. ——---

The Lord has made thlshworld hard “05“." lIlack. Regular prices
traveling for a woman w one hair is . .
naturally golden. for every one chars from $3 00 to $2150

 

We have onlu a few Jackets and Waisls
but would rather out have even ill ‘

On sale tomonoh at the g‘ffOllOIiIina

LADIES’ and Wilma“ tr:

 

TOMORROW’S PRICE. $875

 
 

 

rug 1

c few.

 
 

 
 

Ann caries

in odd lot wean. from $3 so

to $500. Also a few Children’a
Coats. agea 4 to in years. Values '
up to $3. 00 . ,

ALL A'1'_ onE PRICE-4r.

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. Lanias' FLANNEL muses.

W
Have been $1.00 and 5! .255 Not

many left now—- ‘. ‘

 

. ,. ,
so CENTS. if "
LADIES HIGH-GRADE FLAN-I
NEL WANTS ,

 

Have been priced upto $3.75}

average value $3.00. A goodshow-
ing of colors; also a few black,
now '

 

 

Julienne. Rgl

GAME PATES. TRUFFLED. .
A delicacy for breakfast lunch or supper picnic. traveling and welding parties. They are tO
be eaten cold, spread on bread ~Partridge. Quail. Grouse, Wild Duck, Chicken, Chicken Liycr.

READY-MADE FRENCH ENTREES.

These entrees will be found of great service on many occasions. as they offer In a moment and
without trouble 3 nice dish of superior quality—Braised Beet a la Jardiniere. Beet a la Mode, Beef
e. We Tongue. Tomato Sauce, Sauce
amigo, Chicken a la Provencale. ‘Veal .

Burgundy style, Hungarian Goulaab, Sauerkraut and 5a

 
 
 

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TELEPHONE CALL, 133-6.

 

ARE YOU ACQUAINTED WITH THE FRANCO—AMERICAN FOOD COMPANY’S PRO-
PRODUCTS? IF NOT WE WISH TO INTRODUCE YOU
FRANCRO-AMERXCAN SOUPS.

uire only heating, for use-Mock Turtle. Ox Tail. Commme. Tomato French Bouillon,
utton Broth, Vegetable. Beef Tea, Chicken. Chicken-Gumbo, Printanier, Green Turtle and.

\\ e have a large sale on this vast assortment. and do not hesitate to commend them to cvery~
one. and we desire that all .our customers should feel that a reliable house Is at the back of every can,
labeled Franco-American Food C

CHAS. t. StYMOUR. Loading Grant. 38 Wu! Washington Stunt.

 

WE ARE THE LEADERS. m

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Our Special $1.00 Sale.

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Vary Chains! Prim Butter, 28 m. For Pound.

 

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