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sorts inst: ,
ow‘SriibuMnmd insulin. LAQED- on!) 1.,
‘ >3le snubs on ounmronmsnslsoms .
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W4 Washington Street.
sown and
‘ PIANOS.
AVE no: 3‘32sz MOWERMADE-tml‘a “sinus
in is. THIS IS In sunouo‘ A'sssu'rlo'u, our,
finfisss. LT 19. .Auiiluoisr‘orno FACT. ws
nssmuss not so door), You Loss EXPEN-
otiier makes of high grade
Hams Mata,“ stored and exchanged.
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W S WHITMAN!"
in; and Ann Shears”
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\_, ‘wég'
. ,. z .
Eton» rate it {3 time to
\< (but your “so; encoding
is. have them lean.
vs; VETS.
mums Mailings.
none line. at unipolar prices.
Linoleams and Oil Cloths.
Shades to Order a’Specl’aIty.
sootbi‘JiV’I/oroialle,’ Coors:
. mm . m,
Our stock embraces
. noqusm
BODY BRUSSELS. AXMNSTERS.
Silos Curtains and round.
NOTTINGHAM,
_ , , CHENILLE.
, 'swlss rams.
TAPESTRY.
R. plenum 5': son.
’. ll. mil l;
m.
.
. -( r... -.
lift“ ‘1‘ ' till
he .
'i m. y.” ,-
ii?
in! re
.. aims:
l
Q.
Illicit fit, 60c,
‘ “ «on
. iiaxte'r’s a": V'Piaisied‘s.
South yams. Conn.
1" ' Sore Throat?
,. . my
manila“
mow
otter about
woods?
“0.... «
. r Club, New Weaibury, L. l..' slut Hove,
, notion of lhoggoms between Meadow.
. gains. which won one of
1 MW!
militias ,
orioo rs ooycrolliv . _
.. and the saloon F‘
mu...
sAN FRANCISCO Juno‘lmlloldlors
to the number oi: five or six bundrexu:
Viast‘iilgbl mild w
n d ' i
n p " .
larva ‘,
\ 8
, , rip
Tragidid’ r ,
about“, 8‘: 1..
,u totb willow-l .3 b
soldiers of tho Forty-sixth Volunteer
infantry were mustered out of the sen
Vice yesterday and ti iven t i
Woodman w " 1
Most of tb, ,
tired dollorsioomios to tbom‘mbd they
did considerable drinking in the Pro.
sidio resorts ,
:3 till b illosnamoyof Morflllliill;
til . y-si who i‘onndlunbonscious“
in the front of Mrs. Powers's saloon.
Two, oi his companions tools him to
complain tidal . , This,“ doctor pros
' ‘ ' ‘ “who're drugs bad
The news‘sptond rapidly about the
camp and soon ,ihbro were u dozen or
mom mun running to the Pawns sov
loom They. dm‘nsndod reparation for
the dragging of their oomrndu. but
any knowl‘odgcol the clinic was do-
nled. TWO or three men lounging
about the place sidud in with lilo wo»
man and ordorcd the soldiers from the
promises. ,Tllfiyl wontibaok fosterin-
iorcomonts and spread the report that
two of their companions-had boon kiil‘,
ed in this saloon. A mob mode on of '
momborsol‘. the Fol-ty’flrst and Forty»
. sizinregimanls then rushed through.
tho Prosidlo pics to the saloon and
entirely Wrcc'od it.
The place sought the from the over-
turncdvlsinoo. One ‘of the bartender:
was severely burden and out. There,
were threats-to lynch him. when u
squadron of cavalry'ond'provost guard
of’slxty men iron: the Forty-fifth ur-
rlvod, and rescued him. .
The oflorts. of the cavalry and guard
to disperse the crowd woro futile un‘
til theilrodopsri‘inent turned ins nose
upbn‘ thorn. lions and the entire
guard of the post helped to restore or.
Eh I
Carotid inquiry shows that the re-
port that some of. the soldiers had died
from drugged liquor was unfounded.
Morgan: or like Forty-sixth. was the
only man whom it is thought might
have been the wictlmof’a drug.
An investlgntlon of the riot Will be,
made today by'the police and military
officials. ‘ '
REFORMED PRESBYTERIANS.
PITTSBURG, Pin. Juno 1--A feature
of the lots session of the Reformed
Presbyterian was the report. or the
committee on sabbath. Whiull‘ was
adopted after an interesting discus»
slon. item live of the report concern-
ing the‘ attendance at the Psn~Ameri-
can at Buffalo brought out “the habit
neasness of this great sin of keeping
open the exposition on the Lord's
Day." The report continues as fol-
lows: "As a Synod we protest against
this violation of the Christian con-
science of this land. and we ask our
people to stay away from any attend-
ance on this exposition on any day of
the weak.” The Synod put itself on
record as in hearty sympathy with all
effort to moral or mnond all existing
laws and treaties by which the Chincse
nro deprived of their just rights. and
stand ready to cooperate with oil the
friends of these. oppressed puopio who
desire to come to use from a distant
land.
..._....
VICKERS ABANDONS NEGOTIA-
TIO 8
N .
NEW YORK, Juno l-—'l‘bs negotia-
tions of the Vickors Sons & Maxim
company of England for the purchase
of the Bethlehem Steel Company have
been abandoned nnd according to one
of the New York bangers interested
will never be resumedJJlsc-usslng the
tnnitcr with the Associated Props to
day the bunker interested said: “You k
inny say that the negotiations urc off.
The English company made on oilor
to tho. Bethlehem Company and there
was an extended discussion between
representatives of the. two interests;
, An agreement was impossiblc and the
whole matter has bccn dropped. The
Vickors-Muxlm Company still plans to‘
comc into the Americun'fieill. but is in
o position to wait until it can come now
dot favorable cl‘rculnstancos.
WW
HAVEMEYER'S Fm: sou: PLAYS.
NEW YORK. June 1-41 A. liuvo
~ . mayor’s hull mlnnio soul made from
, , titres lougiand powerful strokes. cover?
in: liiu's‘s‘niourtbs the length of the:
Moadowbrooll polo field. wbs-tho ssnv
br’ooll‘ first, null the second team of.
, Lbkewdod: ’i‘ho' competition was tbo‘
' illlh tor tbotHdmpimsd cups now be.
in: played for at the Meadow/brown
mayor's you come at'ths turninglloin‘t,
ii tho'coptost, in the‘ third period.
lion ibo1ll0md'ciub was beginning to
toms ahead. Mondowbrook, woutbc’
, , , she prettiest
luysd this season, but 1 it. milsto
94, for George Gould's quarts is.
NEW will? MUIWIND‘PLANT. :
. Jim lr-The.
incurs; "A will:
, p itbi'of at loast‘lll‘dloilr
laio bolus-«osmium in build motto
noy Pills at3Piwlsted's‘drugssiore, and
tried to inducli; bar to inks thorn. At
first she "refused. but i finally por-
ousded bar to give them it ,i‘rlul. They
proved to be Just the right thing, for
.in 0. short timo Shi‘- li‘cgun to improve
and finally become well.
ion was troubled” 1?)"th sumo way
knowing as i now know their curative
powers."
For solo by all dcnlors. Price 50
cents. i‘osinlnllillllurn 00., Buitolo. N.
Y., solo ngonls for tho United States.
Remember the numo~~uonn‘s—~nnd
take no other. '
Mr. Housowdt doesn't seem to the
Mrs. House-whim as n cook. 1 grant
you; but spoons lived in hourly boil
tbgodsm’iliélt; in. lows. and imi- .convoiisnv
tilin ingot: r dribbling. ’
in
Mr. James Brown, of Puismouih,
Vo.. ovcr ninety yours of use. suffered
tor, yours with a bad ours on his face.
Physicians could not help him. Do
Witt‘s Witch Hanoi Snlvs’curcd him
permanently. Goo. C. Sillinen.
ow it Lookedwii‘nrmor Groundm
for to be at college?
Former Axiozreaseu—A missionary. 1
up for “indemnity" e'vcry wool: or two.
, . , k .
SAVES TWO FROM DEATH.
“Our little, daughter had on almost
total nttnck of whooping cough and
bronchiti‘sf' writes Mrs. W. K. Havi-
in d. of Amonll. N. .Y.. “but. when all
oi; oi remedies foiled. we savor! her
life with Dr. King's New Discovery.
lur niece. who bud Consumpt on in on
ildvuncod sings. also uscil' this won,
dorlul medicine and induy she is por-
fectly well." Desmruio infant and
lung diseases yield to Dr. King‘s New
Discovery, us to no-oiher medicine on
earth. infallible ., r Coughs and
Colds. 600 and Si bottles gnornnieod
by F. H. Baxter, South Norwnlil, und
.flohn A. Riggs, Norwnlll. 'l‘rln‘l bottles
[‘60.
Andrew Carnegie says: “it is a dis-
grace to die rich." 'l‘om Murray, a
prominent but merchant of Chicago.
says, "it is a disgrace to get rich," and
to ovoid the disgrace Mr. Murray. will
henceforth givo huff the proceeds of
his business to thopoor and needy.
Danger, discuss and depth follow us
also! of the howuls. ilsc De Will's
Little Early Rivers to regulate them.
and you will odd years to your life and
life to your years. Easy to take, ncvor
grips. leo. (‘. Stillson.
Mrs. Nuwed (at the- cigar store)—
l'd like to see some cigars for a stout.
dnrk mun. plonsc!
W
Dyspeptics cannot be long lived bo-
causo to live roouirus nourishment.
Food is not nourishing until it is di-
gested. A disordered stomach cannot
digest. food. it must have ussistuncc.
Kodol Dyspopsiu Guru digosts nil
lnds of food without old from the
stomach. allowing it to rest and regain
its natural functions. its elements
are exactly tho same no the natural
digestive fluids and it simply can't
help but do you good. (loo. 0. Silllsou.
Dunwoll~l though whon you sold
me this dog you said lid wns u good
bird dog.
llm (ilodhoppcrmlic is: you just try
foodin' him on fried chicken uu‘ sea.
A REMEDY FOR THE GRIPPI.
A. some!!! rscommenilou (or patients
omlctod' with the Oripps ls‘KEMPYB
BA MAM; which isiospocloily counted,
for tbstbrout and lungs. Don't wall
for the first symptomll‘or the disease;
so! a" bottle today ond'lloep' it for "use
the moment it is needed. if populated
lbs grippo has vuiiondonoy to Wilson
pneumonia. KEMP'S BALMM ‘ pro
mm um by keeping the dough loose
ind‘tbo lungs freo‘ trom‘lmlnm soon:
All Murillo sell KEMP'B BM. AM all
85c and Mo.
1 oubllibs-o-What was that you said
about the automstl fire extinguisher?
Mm“'8uburbs~« tier tlio oxpeinno
‘ “ you wont to in buying it. i tbinil‘lt‘o o
shame that the house hasn’t caught
fire yet. . . »
. W
! ii‘ho biliousAired’, nervous man can:
no: youccosniuliy compote. with his
healthy rival. DoWltt’s Little Early»
mills lbmlm‘i um on bonnet»: ill
are riVor.‘ Ths‘prolnoters of. thugs, .. it
any claim that. .13le 00.0, has ‘sli'é ‘ r
on sub: bell Ind tbsybavoon op-
ion on: is idi‘ of pound st (Mum.
,‘ Pm. where it is proposed to oreottho
glint. ‘lnlsrouod‘neoply ln‘tnll wcom
any. and inlrfsctwouo cube principal
i mpuanun in, it. bone of the annals»;
r tho’ shin non works". at Bath. n92.
lit whose nbm‘e lb withhold‘ at this
. o‘ .’
Willi] "Q:
, new ills iumoum pills for ooootlpua
lion.» willromovs. the cause or your
i‘ronbios. Moraifltillsonr:
. g ‘ . Pm ; “tog-W . ,
' Townom'i‘ho domors‘ have finally
ascend uponthe canals of Jones' illnsm
1 Bloom—They’ve hold another consub
lotion._-obi= or , ‘ . ,
‘ :Townsvwo
clphls Press.
ll“ ,Docio
i. told me mylcouch was
inn Allis. Duo Mlnulo. (lunch Ours
Engines. on man" Norris Silver,
. 0‘
. llirsi old, 3, lie—Boo use
'v not {mind a of- lrors .a pulp
in. "don’t: despot
flu linden
2?
and cure. Ellwood oboutglvcn no
bones when 0319.: tiny I coconuts .lild»
if Mrs. Mora
again, i would” be willing to pay ten
dollars 9. box Lior iloou’s Kidney Pills,”
that our new cook in u grout success
~ unscrupulounly dishonest." The apsr
' ill‘s‘ois mun Porldhs‘ son studying“
guess. He' hoops inching the ole man
,, . l‘fle‘fifl‘ nl kingdom, *
i ll post mortomr-«Pblluv
Ono Mil»
“WW.
‘ , , , great
to become to priest.
M 9 null, livod on a
bowl lilo
alum
'Wlily , , iivod in,Wasbington,
. w yours” and them.
it ' i '
. 9 , , ,
in , ‘en his to M
. , u‘died‘ iii the Propaganda
for seven,” years and was in the sdmo
class with Arcilbisllopporrlgun.
ll was in B
~ Monti”
Yougg,
:Ellilb
as ”tho,‘ poll,
break births nil poli—
iiibio for him to roturn to the south
as alpricst. hHo was never ordained.
o; ii in otitwo d be a mlstullo
for’ ”iglggg‘at‘tmpt to‘lgbiiliim'ders: *Hé
decided touevom his life to touching
nod toylliomvyi pursuits."- Ho" spoke
Latin. Italian and French with linen-
W- .
its was inlro’quopii contributor to,
institutions nod" ‘cluirdil ”publications.
The Journals devoted to the interests
of the negro race, in this city contain-
od» many“ contributions from his pen.
. W~¢nM
COMMENTS ON ‘HXMILTON'S LET-
TER’. ‘ -
LONDON. Juno ‘l,~.--Commontlng on
Lord George Hamilton‘s lotion 01’ you.
ucrdny replying to the attack of Sir
Alfred Hickman 'on 'Amorléllh locomo
tlvcs and brides, tllofnolv‘spopiers ill'i‘
unspbriug in lioil‘ criticism of what
the ill. .lami.~s1,iia‘zotle,clills the "You
no dnmnod” attitude of .Brllisli‘ monu-
lucturcrs towards their, ,ulldtolnors.‘
The Si. .lmnos Gazette’snplands Lord
Hamilton's crimping", brutal, ranlmcss
in, commenting on ”,1ch saw or moth-
ads or British employsrs‘ and, the sol-
fish idleness of Britishiworiinmn." and
procueds to censure momentum of
trades unionists Munwillorouubly and
says It could almost wtsn Lord 1 umil~
ton had not igivlen on undertaking is
give preteronoe to British“ firms ohm-.-
it'ls'posslblo. as "it would be well for
the future that our industrial classes
learnt thoblito’r lesson of experience."
' The (llobodoosf not hesitate to pro
dict that until the methods of trades
unionism. as practiced, in this country,
"it moulded, Ambrlcbbs Within the
next few years will boot the British
out of the field. The mom compli-
ments Amurioan trodes unionists on‘
ihéir good sense in‘ fostering skill and
industry, while simultaneously keeping
up the rate of wages.
STEAMSHIPMAR‘ENDED.
SEATTLE, Wool». June l—~'I‘hs
Alaska steamship rots war is at on
end. temporarily at least: An ugroe-
mont was entered into by managers at
tho recently warring companies ro-
storing the former passenger rules of
$25 first-clues and $16 secondcinss.
The agreement is to be in force for
sixty days. and .it is thought will be.
extended. The rote war. which
brought transportation to southeastern
Alaska as low as 85. was forced by
Canadian lines. which insisted on
American steamers heeping‘awny from
Vancouver on northbound trips. The:
agreement provides that only stcsm~
ers of tho Pacific Coast Compuny may
call at Vancouver.
BURNED BY GAsoLiNE.
HARTFORD. Juno l—An explosion
of vapor from gasoline. in the sport-
ments of Louis Myst-sou, 55 Pleasant
street, yesterduy. painfully burned
Mrs. Myerson, her daughter and a
neighbor. Mrs. Daronbaum. The fire
was extinguished before doing any
grant damage to the building. An oil
poddlcr was delivering some gasoline.
and was pouring tho fluid from one
can into anotncr. non: n gusoline stove.
which was burning. when the vapor ‘
from the gasoline become ignited by
the stove. and burst into flames. burn-
ing the hands and faces and abusing
the hair of those who were present in
the room.
............
DAUGHTER T0 QUEEN HELENA.
ROME. Juno leueen Helena was
uccouchcd of a daughter at 9 o‘clock '
this morning. Both mother and in-
fant are doing well. _ .
Tho Princess will be named ,Yol‘unds
Msrghsritu. '
Amidst general congratulations.
there is considerable disappointment
ill the infant ll scx. though this king is
understood to have expressed con 1
tonimnnt. Salutes are being fired
throughout ituiy. 'l’lo infant's nurse
bosidcs receiving liborni pity and n
pension, will get $2,000 with the baby's
first tooth, another 72.000 when “it"
child is nblo'to‘spss t.’ and :1 similar
sum when ibo’lima 'princcss
unsupported.
MM
YALE pmzaswmoso.
NEW HAVEN. June , i—-'l,‘i,io follow-
ing pilz‘o‘uivard‘s were today nnn‘ounc-
ed at Yuis: The Cook prics in poetry,
soilxuwsi‘dcd to William Bl‘ynnplioolr-
or, of Formin‘xton‘. Conn” forlbe poem
“mind"; The John 'Huburd Gurus
prize. being‘tllo incotnsfiol' one thous-
and dollars, 3in ’in, 1900 by“ Mrs. Vir-
ginia" Curtis, of ow Haven. ,llail boon
divided b‘otwoen‘llby Mlirdoclc'illisson,
1902,; of’Chlbbgo. ill. odd‘Al'tllur’ Stain
lay Wlloeler. 1902. of Now Homo. ,
Conn; The lattsr prise is awarded for,
excellence in three,‘ literary subjects
assigned. > , '
walks .
‘ . LOO C'HiflllLAN.‘ Mimi/Ell. ,
SAN FRANQIBGO, June 1~Am0ng ‘
the pmobgors; funded from the. City *
oil’eldnpyostorllsy, was too Chin An.
,u‘Chinsse commissioner oi commerce.
Ho is commissiouod by .tba lovem-
ond, methods. Vitbvo rviow. ofmdoptlnu
w ‘ vor may be [good in thorn for tho
1.”
HALIFAX CARPENTERB' QTMKE.
HALIFAX.;N.{ tinselwlrhmosr.
poutsljsi. Union 01H] unity. made a. do-
mand ion, notes» to twsnioilvo
, , ‘ 3.10: .g. niuobourdoy a
short. ilmomaowisml so» it, willrnflt
guilt, . . knocked . . of! mock .
nod“
.. lint " U‘Vornon’. ‘
snoutZ to ,v clothsfilnilsdgatnm rind .
foxsmlne .i to its omumaricoli history ,
in: In rumorllnbiy nuccosllful run.
Zlildmscv .w‘créflgl
iii”
w 1?. M my 1" ii. belo i
the Kitchen Furnishing Store. whip ,
3W: of particular importance or this se‘aliOu. ("lur
,articlos in
bios as be-
equipment
ow of t. ,c‘va
s gglelsi tile ‘
for the summer nccdsfif this portion oi the housclmid domain
is compll'lc ill every detail.
[00 Shavers‘libcl
loo Picks lilo.
2 Burner Oil Stoves 650.
:l llurnorilii stoves bib).
4 Burner Oil Stovo’o $1125.
Small ’l‘iu Oven 7,50.
Wli'iKiJGSS BLUE FLAME Oil.
STOV’ES.
Ono Burner 33.73.
Two Burner- $5.50.
'i‘h mo, Burngsr. 87.50.
Nil-um. (ms PLATES.
'i‘wo Burnonsizb, slim & $1.75.
Three Burner $2.26 Kc $3.50. '
STONE WATER GOOLMRS.
'l‘lll'co (inllnn $1.98.
Six ("iullml $3.00.
blight Gallon $3.50.
wn'ruu 031.933” W GALVAN.
moo .nlnluo.
'l‘wo Gallon $1.35.
Three Gallon 31.65.
liouu'osllbneosbo.
9‘s induct? in;
Eight oulliui lino.
s'mmc wsrfilni‘lirl‘nus wrru
ion caisson.
No. satin. No‘. 7—33.50.
Ni). 3-44.59. No. ilv—Qllilii.
SAME-Wl’i‘iiOU'l‘ mu cunn-
WW!
No. 642.25. No. 7—33.00.
No. 344.00. No. 9—44.50.
Stop London- Clinirsjililc.
li‘ivo Foot stop ladddr 7 no.
, . ii!!! mum
pundits onions"
'l‘iili rehabilitation oian old ‘fnshioncd fabric by modcrn
dcsigncrs often proiluccs a rcsu'
the faint suggestion of past yo:
i' so dainty and charming that
In: in texture or weave is pleos‘
lug beyond the achievement of that which is absolutely novel.
Silk Drilled Brocllc Cllnlubroy is an illustration—mil old lash.
imu-d i‘hmnhray with n doiicatc design interwoven. the whole
(lulu-d with Silk. Eight ground color- ' d
iugs~nbsoluicly inst. Width 32 in. 500 y ’
Pillow CORN AN” FRINGES
l'l"S an advantage to know where one can, with certainl-
iy, match any style of Pillow 01'
appropriate Cord or Fringe. 'J‘l
fore you when you enter either
Furniture Covering with all
m placc‘is in a straight line he-
illc i-‘zlirficlil Ave. door or that
lo the (‘orpcl Slorc on Main strict.
Cotton, Silk or More erized Cords, So to 25c yd.
’i‘ussuls and Pom Pops lbs to 250 ea.
3 yard Cord, complete
ET fie , .‘J .REA. @
pr Gillilli.
Wit/i the coming
T Lil" ‘
OF mk u'o’
dole, reasonable
curable.
9'
66
Bellini Appearances.
comes a desire to brighten up the
persOnal appearance.
Bids moresurely than an attractive
on» stock of Suits consists of
some of the most attractive, dur-
Tbe Necilwear line to all that can
be desired by the natty dmsers.
Inspection the only necessity to
make you purchase.
"l
«2 l. . {only
with Tassels, 25c.
noun?“
'nts ea
'1 5‘5 1*
of the combine
Notbt'rzg
a little BAND
5’ OI 'O
to so or
garments pro-
09 O! '0
.0 O. O.
.‘. . , . .1 I .
. :i‘ Milli that
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;l.‘. i Milli
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mmwmocwswucosss. . ,
NEW YORK luné'yiév'l‘bolilmpiro
All Siiii,‘ osst’“proillioldiz”qz,'"nlplgn‘x-
my", wild protected for? the. lost you...
st,lbs.lllmnirs.fl‘bestrs«inoculatinclon-
mi
microwaves (paltgmgmm or “in:
can post“ con?
gown-yozewumom
o .
snob, troubles." 41.115; Pitts
. ,wbotdvbu out: Clam.
' 1 iii-«- , , ‘
w
‘i‘l‘nlflliiw'l l"
ivlnfiavgivr dull frulv “v.1
v. ,
» A“
"'il'fcw mumps" rigorous which lots
for breakfast Would not-,rslnolu' ‘on'my
stomach for hail all 'llolll‘. ‘i plied one
bottle oL your Kodol‘ Dyspogsiu Corn
and can now sinful ‘flll‘sli lost and
thor meals with “to lubiuhd my food
.wtllorougnlyw digestion. Nothing
lefiflulii‘ ledol‘ Dyopopiilii' Cure for mom-
' button.
or *
Till. 'Kodol BMW“
Norwalk Chronicler