Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 13, 1901 · page 2

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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ADNESbAY‘. THE-10TH men, a representative of the Electric
anhoutlereln the world) will be an our store. showing
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out in order will be house-cleaning.
new mirrors.
5 We can furnish them in Ingram. Tapestry Brussels. Velvels,
" y Brussels, Moquettes, Axmiuster.
’: JAPANESE MATTINGS
very popular for Summer floor Covering. Our assortment is at—
fliliilive'; our prices are right. '
LIN OLEUMS AND OIL CLOTHS.

‘ For kitchens, bath rooms and halls they the the correct cover-
f and our patterns will 'suit you.

“ ' ' ' MATS. RUGS AND ART SQUARES.

Nothing finishes up a room more than one of these pretty and
it'll aeoesaories to your floor covering. Our variety of them will

. .Jnri all.

‘ fighter is past, and

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LAQE CURTAINS.
”We have recently received a large invoice of these in "hand-
, . patterns and reasonable prices.
.SHADES at 25c. to 75¢. ,
saunas TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.

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donation or nowhere). h

more thundempornry relief wall eon
corned. «because that! of l d
'vtbe mucous. ueeretiouli, fill;
the remotest olfactvupon and on.
liver. Which are” the ronli ohrcen- oi
entnrrhal diseased. _ ‘
it hill! been known for ome yearn
that. the? luliioai cure it
never hotne‘ from 'I'
but. immunlnturunl . molly. acting on
the blood and expelling the cutorrhul
pol‘non from the oyntom.

A new internal. preparation which
bub been on the market. only it short
time. has met‘wtth romurknblo one.
cents on a genuine. rudieul cure for
outurrh.

It may be found in any drug atom.
sold” under the home of Stuart’s (in
turrh Tablets. largo ploaeuul. touting
lozenges. comprised principally of anti.
septic ingrodlonte. Eueulyptol. (lunlu
col. Sunguin‘orln, Hydmetln and slun-
larontul‘rh specifics.

Dr. Amulet» in speaking of the new
onturrll ouro guys: "I have tried the
new cutarrh remedy. Stuart‘s Cniurrh
Tablets, upm thirty or forty patients
with remarkable satisfactory results.
They clear the hood and throat more
effectually und‘ instingly than any
douche or lllbulorliint I hove’ over
soon. and ulth’ongh they are what. is
called 11 patent medicine and uoid by
drugglete. I do not. bonliale to romnn
melm them do I know them to be free
from cocaine and opintoe. nnd that
even a little child may use them with
entire solely.” . _ , , ,

Any sufferer from nasal eaturrh.
throat or bronchial trouble. eaten-h of
the stomach. liver or bladder will find
Stuart's Celarrh 'l‘uhlots remarkably

 
 

- eil’ootlve. pleasant and oonveuieui. and

your druggiet will tell you they are ob
solutely free from any injurious drug
all-13

MANY DESERTIONS FROM ARMY.

 

Disappointment Over Aguinaido's 8w»
render Given as the Cause.

CHICAGO. April Him-A special to
the Tribune from Leavenworth. lx'nn.
says:

Over u hundred and fifty newly on
listed soldiers of tho Mill (‘uvnlri
regiment recruiting here. have desert.
ed. The only reason unaligned .18 they
were disuppoiulod, believing that nine.
Aguinnldo hue been ruptured the new
regiment would not be sent to the Phil
ippiuee on account of the possible lor-
minntion of the wor. The missing slob
diers ore ucuriy all young recruits, and
Were from oil companies of the new
regiment. which now numbers about
850 mm. Yesterday was their first
My day. and the deacrteru collie to the
city. A number purchased tickols to
hour by video. nod It won leul'nod sov
ernl passed through st. Joseph. Mo. .«l
detachment of regulars lll‘lH been sent
to bring them bur-k, it is solid the ol-
tlr-era will promise no: to try the r--
eruitll for «Insertion if they roturn
within ten days.

BIRD DAY PROCLAMATION.

HARTFORD, April ill—An arbor and
bird (lily procllnnnlion wuu issued you-
torduy by Governor George 1‘. Me-
l.eun. as follows:

“ill full approval of the law lhul
makes It my duty. 1 hereby appoint
r‘rlduy. Mlly ll, no Arbor and film Day
and i trust mm the people who see
the need of devoting one duy in ouch
your to the trees and birds will ouch
year bring to that. tiny renewed do
termination to continua the work no
wisely begun. until all the peopio. and
especially the lnndboidoru. shall giro
willing and effoolive attention to the
fuel that there in no state in the on
ion where the orientlilr culture or
trees. and tho iule‘llligeul und’ rigid
protection of the game and pong birds
will bring a richer harvest ”in monoy
comfort and bounty. ihun in tho plan--
of Connecticut.“

lNTERNATIONAL MINING CON-
GRESS.

 

BOISE. lduho. April lS—~t~locretnrv
lrwlu Muhon youterduy .lnilucd the cull

' for the fourth nullunl neouionof the in

ternntiouul Mining (:onureou, to be
held ill Hollie. July 23. 24 and 20 till»
your. The iIIiEiiH or roprouonlnliou
“til/en ouch state and territory thirty
doiegntoa and county iIVo. eueh city
and town five and one lulditionni for
each one thousand people. each mining
exchange, ronl ontuto oxuhunge. chum
ber of commerce. bonrd or trade, min
ers' union und trade und labor union
and other commercial hodieu ill-o.

vowurelin enésouen‘e RELEAS-

D.

SAN FRANCIECO. April i3-All or-
ier line been Issued by President Moo
iKIuloy directing that the prisoners at
IAicntrne belonging to voluntoor regi-
mentu. uentenood for minor ofloncen.
be roleaued. This to denote enable
the men to go home with their logi-
ments. fi‘he order reudb. that the re:
lease. ‘llllull take place on the date on
which. the regiment towhlcli the prin-
ouen: formerly belonged is murdered
nut. There are aboutziiiligonerul prim
mom 0 the "fund. who‘wlll ho afloat-
ed lly't o'ordor. "

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AMERICAN ORIENTAL. SOCIETY.
NEW YORK. April Him-Tilt? Ameri-

mll Oriental Society hold itu 113th
meeting in ,F‘ayurwouthor Hull. Colum-
biu Unit/orally.
reed Were the following“: I’rofosuor
Bloomfield. “The. Bymllttliew Godot"
President Gilmlul."‘0n the Scope of
the American Oriental Societyz" Dr.
lobneon. “The Full olenevehr' Pro-
ioenor lurid”. "Uceerlptlou of n. Dentin
Ceremoulhi of tho Benin Gusto In nom-
‘luyf’ Mr. Remy; "Zorolletordn (lot:

 

mun Folklllooke, especially the Ii‘mlt‘it
Uri-lend." a. d.Preeldeut Will'l‘on. "Bole
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uuw YORK. A .
Kellen ‘
lean Lund ‘ ‘
anleeliulvlnu ii .
meetlnge. 'huvetj‘lell to ‘he‘ report
in Wall Street the ‘ , to be u for»
interests. ‘Botb
utilise in Jer-
nm the stock:
if Oil ‘EDI‘ODW
_ . . ohbcters, the
wording of which In" identical. The
Amerlonn Company'n- eating to to be
held two home before onto! the Con-
tlnlintnl. 'l'heaproponltlon to be voted
on a: . ’
“To indoree or otherwise guarantors
the principal or interest, or both, and
any boude; debentures or prominnory
uoteu that may be inside, issued. or ut-
tered by any corporation in which fluid
company ban :1 substantial interest no
etookholder. provided that " authority
for such indoreel‘neut or‘ guarantee be
final obtniiled from the board 01‘ direc-
tors. by resolution. h‘ovlhk‘ the favor.
able vote of at least two-thirds of the
whole board.” ‘ ~
At the ounces of the Aldermen Tobac-
co Compnny It was not, denied that
further growth wan proposed. It won
eluted that the intention of the propon-
ed amendment and change in "thoby‘
lows wan to enable the organized busi-
none to buck euterpriuee that might be
lurgely aided by the iudoruemeui oi' the
company. .
it. was definitely undermined that the
American Cigar Company has about
completed negotiationh‘ looking to u

or city: on April

 

(Minister of the property of the‘llnvnnn,

American compony, «The. Hiuvune~Am-
ericen Company millionth urea n line of
Key Went clgnro at ow work, Chicago.
New Orlcnne, 'l‘lrnl Wild key West.
and is 'o conaolldc one? lleyeil large
llrmu. to eoneolllltidnjbuvlng been
«affected ,n-lilllil. The authorized copl.

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eAvep A55“ ,, Lille.
ms. contain nil. ill out. or Mll-
iord. Del., says: '- llll an Bllm eav-

od. my info life. .' 'e' ,. mu Just like
the one we lost withcm'p. We gave
him a. few doses. He quoltlydrouned
to sleep. and was all right in the mom.
log. For sale by ilnfiflf’ldinted and F.
ii. Baxter.

Whether any puruoplnar duy ubull
bring to you more oiphunpineee or ol‘
unfit-ring Is largely boyiuul your power
to determine. Whether each day or
your life shall give h’ilppinesn or humu-
lng route with yoursolg‘.

 

THE BEST REMEDY FOB RHEUMA-
TISM
Qlilt‘lK RELIEEMERQM . RAW.

All who use Chamberlain‘s Pain
llnlm for rheumnllnm are delighted
with the quick relief from pain which
it nff’ordl-l. When speaking of this Mr.
H. N. Sinks. of Troy. Ohio. uzlye:
"Sonic lime rum 1 boil 0 nvwro uttuuk
of rheumatism in my arm and shoul‘
tier. I tried numerous rlnuedios but
got no relief until I ulna recommended
by Messrs. Geo. F. Parsons o (lo.
druggisis of thin billed. to try Chum-
bel'lulu'u‘ ‘Pniu Bnlu‘l. They robbin-
mended if so highly that i bought it
bottle. I Willi stmil relieved of all pain.
i have since rewmmenocd this filth
ment to many of my friends. who agree
with mo that it in the boat remedy for
mueeulur rheumatism in the market."
h‘m- solo by George (3. Stillson. South
Norwoik; Edward P. Weed. Norwuik.

 

 

Edith—«lie swr-urs he loves mo more
than anybody else in the wide. wide
world.

lfiillel--l)oubilens. But. marriage will
bring him buck to himself uguin.

 

 

Skin troubles. cute. burns. senills
and choline quickly henl by the use of
Dertt'e Witch ilnzol Salve. ~ It is lilli‘
taied. lit» euro you get De‘Wlli's.
George C. Stiiison.

. ‘inoes your wife chum-yo Loni?"
1‘ “No. she eaves up nil ller penance‘n
until house cleuulug limo."

JOB COULDN'T HiAVE STOQD IT

if he'd bud" llohl , Flinn. They‘re
terribly unnoying: ll l lillcklen’u Arni-
cn halve will cure inc worst. Close 01'
piles on north. limos cul‘od lbouu-
undo. For Iniul'iomi’uius or Bodily
Eruptions it‘ll the out. solve in the
world. Price 20c n )r. Cure guaran-
teed. Sold by b“. Ill: Baxter. South
Norwnik;" John A. Riggs. Norwelk.

 

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tho inlrk grown thickest on one side of
n iron? ,
_ Old Uncle (ll'olltw-‘aluse!

bittlo Nepllew~--W,lult aide, uuelo 2’

Old lineio (lruutw'l‘bu (hillside.

HE KEPT HIS LEG.

Twolwt yearn film .1. W. Sullivan. of
Hartford. Conn. ucmtcbed hill leg with
ll rusty wire. inflammation and blood
polnonlhg not In. For two years he
suffered Interim-Iv. Then the best doo-
tore urged amputation. “but." he
writers. "1 need onelllottlo o lllioctrlo
Bitters and 1% boxers of lluokle’n’a Ar-
niou Salve and my leg was mum! and
welyun ovor." la l- Eruptions. illu-
nemn. 'i'eiior. Suit boom. Sol-on and
till .lilood disorders; Electric Bittoru hull
no'l-ivel on north. ,Tl'y thorn. F'. H.
Hunter. South Norwnlk. and John A.
Riggs. Norwnlk, will guarantee untie-
illottion or refund money. Only 50
eon a.

 

Wm...
. This In the prep ration for a good
old nun: Duty wo idouc. tot" Itu ow‘n
nuke. for 000'» nak’ fund for, the sake
of the commonwen ll of man. When
hymn worke only for himself. he gets
neither rent here nor reward heroutter.
WWW

'I‘hoac tumouu llttle pillu. DeWItt’u
Little Early mourn. will remove on Iron
nutrition from your uyatem. olenuee,
your howelu. m‘nke them regular.
George 0. 001mm.»- 3 ,

 
 
 
 
 

 

it’s from a citizeiijf‘perhups a neighbor.

. V investigation wlli'eonlllrm it.

Mm. meuuams. mine... 40
Chestnut street,’§oilth Rerunlk. Boys:
“I know I but] kidney complulut for
attache of severe hormone/often
seized me. Airing ill“! irf‘jn‘e‘gleeled
they might grow worse and become
more stubborn to remove. I determined
in try Dunn’s kidney Pill‘e. They
were well spoken of by both" citizens
and newspapers, no i procured at box
at Piniuted'u Pharmacy and, took them
all directed. i found them no excellent
remedy. 'i‘llcyflcurud the."

For sale by all dealers. Price 50
h‘oetorhillburn Co., Buf-
falo} N. Y., hole agents for the United
Sluice.

Remember the nome~i)onn'e-nnd

cents fl box.

luke no other.

 

LEFT $10,000 TO HER DOG.
Miss Griffin, who Died Yesterday in
New York. wu n Recline.

NEW YORK. April lliwll‘or the cure
and maintenance out little black and
tan dog that lay at her feet when she
was dying, Mina Ellen Anne Griffin
left 310.000 by her will. The furnished
room in which eho died lndEuet 11th
street was small and plainly furnished.
but "Dandy Jim," on the dog is called.
wore a Jeweled blanket. the only or-
tleie In the room indicative of the
.wmlth of the Woman. ,‘Mlsa Grillin wall
worth $150,000 and had for years been
n rel-lune. Her costlieet gown was
mode of calico. and she was 9. familiar
figure in Union Square. where every
policeman knew her‘und her peculiar-
flies. She was the daughter of Charles

lexandor Griffin. 0. p ominent New
'ork lawyer, filly your ago. and the
granddaughter of George Grlmn. at one
limo the, loading criminal lawyer or
New York mud a writer of ability. She
was born fifty-eight years ago. Her
most intimate friend during her school
dnyrs won Ellie Vanderbilt. grunti—
daughter of Commodore Vanderbilt.

When a young woman Miss Griffin
tell in love with n cousin. Her parents
would not permit her to marry him.
Her grief over this. which was great.
was intensified by the weath of the
young man not long after. The dontb
of her mother led her finally to take
the room near Union Square. She nev.

her only companions being "Dandy
Jim“ and a'eannry bird. Last week it
became evident that Miss il‘rlmn‘e and
won npprou‘ching.
bol- lawyers. bard. Day & hard, at 120
Broadway. that she wished to make a
will. and Franklin ll. Lord went to no
bbuoe and drew up the document. To
Mury Mugivnqx. the housekeeper. Mien
Griffin left 810.000 for the maintennnce

The remainder of her property, which.
it is bald. limo In to more than $150.-

livlng at South Barbara. California.
Miss (lrltlln's body was sent lull. his).
to New Haven. Conn” in care of oer
cousin, A. W. DeForest. president of
the New Haven bank. .

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FIRE lN GREAT ummo’yon.

gnu—nun.

Lou, $47,000 —- Alleged Incendiary
Under Arron.
GREAT, BARRlNGTON. Muse.

April 13~A serious fire started here
at 10:30 loot night. The Berkshire on-
uex and the Watson blacknthe-lnst
lwo woollen blocks in town.“ were
burned to the. ground. .Iolul Maoli'uo
loud and his wife. who lived on the,

Henry Carver bud narrow escaped
from death. Mrs. Much‘arlund was
curried out in 'u blanket by firemen,
lloy Suxendort was arrested. by
Deputy Sherifflw,.'W‘. Nbrtou shortly
offer 12 o'cloel‘i on suspicion of having
not the fire. A ionded revolver and o
lurgc quantity of, mntohen were found
on him. Total in . will be about
$17,000; lneilruuee, 21.000. ‘

_....-.* mo“...—

BWEPT BY AVALANCHE.
Many LNe‘r ‘mpil'rteu Loot In the
Rush of Snow and Dahriu.

llUl’llNA VISTA, Cub, April Ill-10
in reported that on avalanche. Weep.
iul‘; everything before it. oeme down
itnllnn mounmiuln '1‘ ylor pork. about
forty tnilou went. of ill a, place. and that.
a numberol liven wore lent. Three
hundred lninoro have been employed
on tho mounluindn mining operation»,
all winter. Owing. to tho distance of
the piece from any point of communi-
cntlonrwith thegou his world. and the
loot. unlonnt align wouthe mm be-
tween hero and the mountain. several
days may einmye before the mm are
learned. . y”; f. . . . ‘
“calla—14m...”

WOMAN..§UM§IO.TO ”EATH.

new. route. April lilere. outlier.
Ino Easterly wonbllrnod to death at
her home In New Rochelle. N. ”t2. you.
tordny. She wwdltomidovl of Dr. .l‘o-
uoph E. Easterly..who on; phynlomn
or Dr. Kline's expedition willie worth
Polo. Mrs. ladsiorly was engaged in

. rolling up andvburnlng the lower; on

her lawn. A burning lent sot lire to nor
dreen null. before old ooulll‘ bel‘filveu
her one Well Inllil7dyinx condition." ftlhe
was removed ,to u lldlloilnl. more she
died in n few hours; ’ ‘

ST. LOUIS. GET! ecmuvum.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. April law-Manager
Donovan. of the St. Louis baseball
Gibb. unbounded lnet night thut he had
signed Climber Schrlver, late of Film-

 

She sent word to . '

or the dog until the end of his driye. .

000. goes to elg l. nieces and nephews '

third floor of ,tho ,lierlsehlre. and '

Cranc's Kid Finish. we.
Cantor shade. ’I‘itinn
aloe.

Regularly lac.

Crane’s Bond.
Gobolin Blue.
thyet.

Worth .15 and 250.

Douglass & ’l‘iiilul

worth 30c.

Craue’s Distal? linen.
10C.

Colonial But! Shade.

Titian and Uctnvo.

Usually 15 and 25e.
Hurd's Royal Blue, too.

100.
Ame-

Douglue and (lind-
stone sizes, worth 35
and 40e.

Crane's Underglnze. iOc.
Lapin Lazuli and
Squadron Gray. Ae-
torin, Douglas and

Gladstone slieemorth
iii, 18 null 20c.

widely known than Percale. ll

many other uses—wills, in fact. :I

son brings.

The D. M.

or nguln saw any of her old friends. .,

 

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Come. in here

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~ we can fit you
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N! on: Oil 0 L007. .
New Junie. In. Mel-ti out .10, omudorn
“ h .G‘eorblh. 7
SYLVANIA, (lib. April ldwluiet
Monday .8 negro tunnontorert Dave
Cowm‘oihoune‘neor Portal. in llnlloeh
county. and went into his duuxllter'e
room. Milllmowart screamed and Mr.
Gowuri. entered. The negro eucltpod,
but, was afterward arrested by Mr.
Covert and other ottoman». who told
him he oould run. or be. lynched. ’i'ilo
negro ran nod twu lands of buekehot
were medal him. name of. tile allot
fatiguing filtrm‘i‘ga’hlu 13051.7. He was: then
e “sup one ‘ 0e. yum,
yesterday uboni infiniock he showed
up at Rocky hard. He was pinned on.
derzul‘reei. , hurt night a,cr0W1l of poo
pie took‘cllotlle” of Gordon. Alter

 

droning thertwr a number unmet:

‘ 1 W w by e
: Plapet‘erle

NOW AND AG‘MN we take those numbers of the Stu-
lionery display that are small iu‘gua‘ptiyy, put them together
with one price on the lot, and givefloil‘; p5 itwero, our Station-
ery Section in miniature—«at a miniature price.

Waists, [louse Gowns. Summer
gee and Lnundered Shirts. Misses‘ and L'hiidrem‘ 1,)resses and

fit more
You will purchase a new suit.
a new hat. a new scarf. a new
top cOat. something uou will
surelu want and something you <
will surelu purchase.

Hour mouell, we feel confident " ‘5'

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were fired. ’ N0 ,‘memuelgot the poem

 

 

burg tor‘rthoqioeul team. ,Schrlver will

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mourned. ‘ but the teller-t. is that my
negro was "loam. .r' . 7

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llurd's lrisb Linen
Mourning, loo.
Aldo Satin Finish.

Sizes Octavo and fill-
let. 250.
La Monte Fl‘CllCll Quad-
.rillc.
[ll-lava.

10C.
I20.

0

\Vol‘th
llul'll's lrish Linen, 10c.

Forget -me.not Blue,
Oolnvo size.

ilurd'u Regimental Gray,
loc.
Worth

’l‘itiun size.

13.30.

i’im'ibnl'u Hid Parchment.
iOC.
Pnrmu Violet. Silver
Blue Clematis. with
white edge. West Find
size. Regulnl‘ly 2m.

Price. given are for quire of paper or package of envelopes.

PERCAIE

017:1“ our hundreds of Wash Fabrics. no name is more

mli‘i‘. Shirt
(lilting Dresses. Men's Negli—

sllg‘gt‘fils. at

typical Wash Fabric. It is not

a new name. yet the patterns 21ml colorings are thoroughly up«
l’t)-(iill€-—-pl‘t‘li_\' and attractive with the nephew that each soda

‘ii‘Ri‘ English l’i’l'i'iilt‘fi. 12%C.}'dl'tl.

DEADCo

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appearing new.

before spending

out to llOlll sai-

lfuounre lookina after the in-

lillle fellow who 3

our “Lillie Sampson” suit is
aweiliuo uour inspeCIion.

gfiflmmeMme

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' WITH OYPOIE.
Joliilurowu, in... April low-hi a
fierce illzlll 0n tho mountain» hour Lil.

ply bemoan it build of ltypllion and u

pounu of oilllwre, ono yypuy man was
killed outright. o gypsy womone allot
through the ohoulller. division Form
mun 'l‘itlel'. or (lulietzin. wne wounded
in the mouth. and [“l‘illlk (locum. hill no-
nletuni. received it bullet in the million
men. (Icons in expected to (lie. The
murders bud come from lliulr county.
where they are uhnrgcd with having
committed numerous olefin and Were

'folloWed by u. constable who eeeurud

neeinlcnee. when be came close upon
them. On the, approach of the pause.
the gypeloo broke their camp. near
Summit. but seeing that euonpo was
impouslbie. mode a stand abdominal!
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