.an and Arm Streets.
'ar'ta Italic them may.
VEL VETS.
NOTTINGHAN.
‘ SWISS RUFFLE.
Shades 10 Order
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At- ami rate it is time to
an Gut 90111 “this 6
Our stock embraces
BODY BRUSSELS AXNYNSITERS
Sacco cottons sAd Yorktown.
3319111191111 MKIIIAIIS.
ottracti‘be line. at popular prices.
"h. 'Dtckcmun 13 Son,
9 .
1‘ 11‘,
a‘Wl o'u‘r mIEht. Thin making 99ccall inducements 19 get y9u
our 9Aorc under most unfavorable weather, has been a success.
Pottl'ooot
sbury 9rtlclc of th9 9utht wont
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n e
the
$01115 No'r'w ' 9111. Court.
‘111 .1 3%
Moots
NOOUETZ'S
'11,_I,1§'
CH'ENILLE
Thprsmx
#1101me anal Oil Cloths.
a Specialty.
Soot/1 Norlpalh Conn.
ti» 1
eon At It
‘A I 1";
» 1 111.11. sI-r'i'
1.131 ts-Suito
for the ltdl'eis. mism. and
personally to this mnliinE of
A 151111111191. a wealth
'1 dampen at Washington a ropoxt re
' held In Toronto early
A oration Would it is said. he the inovit
‘ gully was: organized by Help: for tho
filo death;
’ ‘11 11‘ ‘
wounded. The and was hunger! in an
‘ Add A h . _
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. W L Morrl , 11
~ I'll ”Allohort M.
Glovér, oi 0011991 1
p Ko'r'r. Ken
And 9.1111113
111 111111an
addition to
cross 11 1111111
3,11 are soon he country to:
~1u3ItIvos. Muyor Emmott White.
int 111111111. Is in this field with a. ldrge
posited Goveruo1‘811yors today direct
od' 11 doInohlnen'I of state rangers to
1.10111 in the pursuit. hull nitogethos
there are over 500 men out searching
for the Meridian moi-dorms. "
WAR sat-visas; LAaon nobles.
American Fod'errltio'n Recommends Re-
vocation oi Chicago‘s Chimp. ..
CHICAGO. Juno 18~Tho Chronicle
onys:'s"'l‘ho'1nas l. Kidd, one of the
members or the American Federation
of Labor cummIItee. sent here to in
quite into the chairs of the local us-
nembly last night. cent to President
oolnmon‘din3 the revocation of tho Chi
c1130 Fedorntion's charter. II the re»
commendation Is acceptedit drastic 11c
tion wlIl probably be: Alt omby the
oxeoutivo board at n eating to be
i.
formidable rival to tho Chicago ls‘od
able' sequel to the pot of revocation
and .Iorthwlih 11 Incilonni war Would
Tongue between the rival labor assem-
blies. It has been charged that the
Chicago Foderutlon was guilty of in-
subordination to. the ‘ national body
11nd of violating the national rules 01
the organization.
f“ln speaking About. the matter. Mr.
Kidd cold. .‘The specific churgoc on
which I hand my recommendation 101
the cancelintlon oi the Chicago labor
body’s chnrtér Is that thin pltrtlculm
labor assembly has violated the rule
adopted at the Louisvzllo convention
decrecing the denial oi membership
to the box makers, bridge mop pinuo
makers and other local unions that
have minded to join their lntcrnntlon
ul orgunizatlous.‘ ”
DENVER GLERQYMEN CITED TO
APPEAR IN COURT."
‘ DENVER. COL, Juno lilo-Judge P. L.
Palmer of the District Court. yostor
day cited Rev W. H. NTnlmadgo state
superintendent ol‘ the anilsuloon
league, Rev. M A Reader. pastor of
Grace Methodist Episcopal, Church.
11nd W. I). Wyuhopp, socrotury oi tho.
local Christian Endeavor Society. to
appear In his court today to answer to
the'ohnrge oi Contempt. The citation
is based on certain statements made in
Denver pulpits 111111 olecwho1o.rega1d
lng the action of the court In cases In-
volving the rights or saloon keepers to
soil liquor to women and re'stanrants
to servo liquor on Sunday. .
CASH BOND 0F 3350.000.
HELENA, Mont" Juno lbw-Tho ‘Su
promo Court yesterday granted the mo
tion of the Montana Ore Purchasing
Compnny to substitute a bond In place
of 111111 furnished 111111011311 tho Delu-
woro Cdmpnny.. provided It lurnishod
11 cash bond 0! ‘350000.wl1lob was
done. it was Alleged Iho surety co'nl
urpose of putting up a straw bond
A commission was authorized to tulle
evidence In Now. limit 1111 no the ho-
blilty of tho compuny but he was 1111
able as locute any at the company's
officer 11. Chief Justice Brantley hr diu-
seuiing said he believed the dolond-
Auto were guilty of contempt and do
torvlnu of no lurthor connlderntlen by
tho courtl
RANN—ALASKAN RAILROAD.
. SWIT'I‘MIJ. W.eoh Juno 4ka
into Markup advices It Is cxpoct'ed that
e. trunnhiuskun railroad will he con,
structed in the near fut11‘ro.BricIlI'
stirtod; it to proposed to build a stool
highway Irom lllumuu any, "on the
southern shore ol- the Alaskan penius
111111110 Nome. Toilet City and Behring
Willis. 'l‘ho preliminhry surveyohuvo
uni. boon on plotod by Norman It
111119911ng financial bunkers
111 Minn 1111119an um. :sol'd toils oeu-
I ate. one line will! cover
root 08
miles. and will run through
11980113 bout of tho 1111111111111 301d
8 . 1 1'
ND éHlNKBfi 'IO'IIDIKBB 'l
1%..
N REIGN.
1 . ERIN. dune I‘Mho 19119139: 1111115
95991111. moiamliuodito ‘
e not 11
to Folilh‘
111.11 thI e
101'» port clot it; by
lntérnntlo’nnl mops, with tho 11.111183
'W‘l'fiflm will! hitavo
mm Ill) 0-
Nahuatl
in this 1119311113 nu anyouo else,"
' do Mr. Hoyt acid that he attended
vie hood organ ;
1 luuuhter by saying that it tho people
iii A cannot drool tho
“i have just as touch right to 11119919
“Mr 'Ailamm“ ‘ i‘ 9
A vote Woo taken 111 o ‘ v
'Hoyt oxplnlnlng what he \iutohded to
the last meeting or thelcosnmon Goons
oil on dhud oxplsinod In that 1119911113
whut he would lny the pipe. (or He
said It thorn was anyone wanted to
willin3 to answer thorn: ~
Edgar H. Fox asked him a tow noose
tions and then Mr. Flax said that he
was in favor at having the water syn
Iem extended.
William H McMahon thought 1th
:all that should has considered was the
fact that there was to be a boon llde
bond put up for the carrying out of the
work properly. A ripple of appleum:
floated through .1113 hull .1 , ,
' Andrew J. ‘Thonipo'oo then 111911 9119
door and wanted to know what they
would Add for water In 12 e of. u it r89
fire. Ho Whhhed to 11110 =.wncu he
amino... or six per 912111.111!” mhdo'
If the expense was Audion into consld
oration.
Mr. Cutbill stated that In 1892 u peti-
tion who presented to tho' Comm 11
Council for n watm main' to be lad
to Baton Point At, that limo u guar-
antee of £0111 per cent. was made, but
the Council did not recommend the
luyln3 of the pipoo He thought that
anthem now war; 11 hand thin odor or
six per cent it looked more invor’nblé
He said that there would be very little
expense to increase the stifage capa-
oily. and In his opinion ii. would be A
business movo to e§t9nd the nystcm
as for as possiblol “I run in {prior of
the Water Commissionors extending
the pipe to Five Mile River." said Mr
Clitblll. "it Would Certainly be 11 my
log Investment ” At the conclusion of
Mr. Cuthlll' 5 room 118 there was loud
applause.
Mr. Swarm nosur'od thoso‘ present
that the water con JmInsiouors would
not extend the rivet 1111 until there won
more water “It multizonn want the
extension. stops wi be triltcn lmmcd
lately to increase 19‘ water supply"
said he. ‘The commissioners will
move In the matter. 111'! test as 'pds‘8‘l«
bio and as fast as tho Interests of the
city will allow. ll' tho citizens vote
to extend the system. the water could
not be down there till the latter purl
of this summer} "
“I am glad that Mr. - Swnitz has on-
sworod my question concerning the
expense." Said Mr. Smith ‘llo says
that you cannot lny tho pipe until more
water is In’ sight. 'Hh does not mean
that $11. 000 is all that will be expend-
ed. but then» will be on outlay for
more storage!"
'My dear air they
cry day while you uro. usloop."
Woodward.
Mr. Swnrtz said that. tho commis-
sioners had the matter 80 Well in hand
that in loss than :1 your he thought the
wutol supply would be doubled. “There
Is no four of not, having enough wa
ter " said he.
M1. Adams said that this all seemed
to be lucieesing tho Indebtedness to
the city. He asked the commissioners
if there was enough water at present
to warrant the extension of the syn
tom.
Mr. Swan-17. replied that the com-
missioners waio poi-looting a. system
(or water supply, and whether tho cit-
Menu voted to extend the system or
not. tho water supply would ho enlarg-
8d uny'wny. Ilo acid that they hud ul
roudy purchuood property which 111
sures a double supply of water.
. “That Is not onuwollng my (1qu-
tlon.” «old Mr Adamo. “I wont to
know if there In enough wutm now to
warrant on oxtonslon oi the system."
1 "Well I would answer that there is
nulliclent water at' the present time."
replied Mr. Swurtz ‘ %
Mr. Fox brought forth cohsidornblo
are doing It ov-
suid Mr.
wanted to drink the water they should
be made to pay woii tor itw’ 1 ~
Water Commissioner Hutch had lig—
urus to show that a six por'oant. guar-
noted on tho ortonpion Would not be
fair to South Norwltlk. no this rate paid
in- the city provided 11* not 111111111101 of.
WI par cont. Ho Iurtber shelved that
tho portion honontt‘cd by tho oxtonslon‘
could not be tuned by «the city In any
way. and would 11m 1111 rosponcihllity
for necessary repaint 11nd postihlo cool»
dents. or ottruordinsry expanses. ~ ’
J.- L. Richards tried 1114111111111 111 hp-
hocr that the water commissioners
wore trying to around their authority.
Mr. swam noon {at things right iryi
saying that the commissioners could
not lay on than oi- po union Ahoy had
11151111119111.1911.
' I 1.11111 to 11111.1 how
." .119 h v promotion 9‘
‘ , mayor wusnhdec'
' ould Ibo 11111911 1111 to 11191: stunting on.
A then 1311111113101 811
ask him any directions ho would be .
11.111119111111111 £1911
ti
on ’
ll 11113. or o: .
d 11 to the result. >
John W. Payroll thought that tficol
l n ‘ as
in, but no urnpteed that they
1.11.111“
oil William II 81111
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ii ' 11‘
Councilman Henry C. Sharer ex-
d’ Ninth-tho mention was called
poi-mom! tho oitiaons to do
ivc to the matters/1' :-
Commissioners or the 0 111111011 001111
on 1118 not wont in 111 a mammal
unity. and no bound :1 no 1011 would
ho mode bolero 3113911 moot?
o motion Io" h'dloli A
to the acceptance or
ion of Mr. Hoyt be taken
by 3' Li The tailors were“ Dr Sher
er and William ’H Elinlth. ITWenty- six
vocod for and twenty against The
meeting thou adjourned: ' *
W4»
WRESTLE WITH OUR LANGUAGE.
12A Fren‘chniuu‘ {11131111113 for linguistir:
I'lhporiority recently heroin a course of
111111111111 lessons with I: teacher or Inn
ringer Alter 10111113 conscientiously
hrough a good many exercises th-
loll0wln3 dialogue betwo'on the pupil
and his master war overheard:
‘ “I 111111 the Nugllch very difficult.”
complained the Frenchman "How do
you pronounce to“- -11- ”3 h?"
"It in renounced ‘tul'f.’ "
“Eh. l) on. '111l'l';‘ 'snufl',‘ then, In spelt
n-no—uc-h, is it not?”
H'Oh. no; ‘snufi’ is'snelt s-n-u-It. As
a matter or foot. words ending In
o-ufg-h are somewhat irregular."
i “I see; 11 superb language!
T-o-usg-h is ‘tuit'.’ and c-o-u-g-h is ‘cui’i.’
l have 11 very bad cult."
‘ “No; It is ‘coft' not ‘cuif.‘ "
“Voiy well: cuff tull'. and coil And
dong-h ls ‘du'i'f oh?"
"No. not ‘.dufi” "
" 'Dol‘l.’ thou?”
“No; dob.‘ "
“Well. then. what‘nbout h-o‘u-gh?”
“That is pronounced hock."
" ‘Hocki’ Then i suppoao the thing
the former us a. the p~~«.lough
‘plull.’ or is It p’iiock.‘ or plo?‘ Fin'o
Iangilogo~‘Po.'" " A
"No. no; It is pronounced ‘.plow' "
"I shall soon master Epsilon, I am
sure. Here We 30. ‘Plow.."coli' ‘cnll.’
hook! and now here. is another--
ro-u-g-h; that in ‘.row’ I suppose?"
“011 no. my friend; that’s 'rufl‘
again."
"And Do u g h In 1111111? " “
"No: that balloons to be ‘b0w.’ ”
a
“You, wooden-till language. And I
have just on-o'iu-gsh of it; that is
‘cnou' is it not. I“ ‘
“No; ‘cnul‘l' '
SHOR‘l' AND SOUR.
There had boon a small book fail-
ore and the bank had gone Into tho
hands of u receiver. The reoelvo1 had
prayed to be dishonest and had no-
scondod with what remained of the
funds of tho Instituion. Expert deteo‘
tl‘vos. hOWevcr, wore on his truck, and
he was run to earth in a. mountain
town and taken back to tho scene or
his financial exploits.
it was after midnight when the do-
tectivcs arrived with their prisoner
and Mr. Means, the prihclpui‘doposl-
tor. In the bank and Ihoroloretho prlu-
clpnl loser, was awakened at his homo
and informed by telephone or the can-
Iuro.
lie o'xprosscd his' gretillcntlon and
went back top . .
Shortly altorwurd be «wild aroused
to Ioccive another telephone 111 page
to the some effect Irom. n to?
source.
“Thanks. " 110 sold “but l 11ch hunrd
oi it uiroudy. Good night!
And again ho sought his couch.
third limo.
ringing.
In no guntlo Ironic oi mind no on
aware it 1 .
"Ho lo!" ho shill. -
“Hello!" responded A voice ihlough
the telephone. “In this Mr. Moons?"
“Yea.whetdoy011waptfl"« .. _ .
“M12Monns..thle to Deputy Short“
.Ionoa. Wc' ye caught that room y to
colvor. In there anything you' 11119
tor?”
“You!" rourod Mr. Moons.
up tho. locolvorl”
And he was not disturbed Again—-
Youih'u Companion. _.
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T118 and“ 9111119111111.
Hemlock Bonds, the grout detection,
cut in his study. contemplating tho ono
olow to tho thy-tom. .
[th1111 11 shirt Moist. 1 ‘
Nervoutly trucking tour oIgm-n not
once. Hemlock Mohammad 11111181111
by 1111191113 11 humiliation 11011111 from
one 111111111111 tho othon _ ~
He continued to 1111191.
“th3
I
(Iron: ; ’
About. 2 o'clock he was uwukonod u <
Tho telephone hell won I
to have me do personally in tho mun- . 9
on
' (1.11111139311er lord of tho trononry and loci
A and Saxony (1 “H9111 torch“.
pros tweak, from 13h
*z‘u icly of 1111111er
1: bit bottcrdiII
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.1 ”I“: ‘1‘. Mills“
“TAN“ PREP" “BRIEFS
rouonrl‘ 'Cl-l tilnidwor heavy wdhvc pun high Mor-
celizcd finish 1:1 vcry otirz'lctivc without tho nocousiiy of de-
sign or pattern It is shown 111 plain tau lQI'fi' green and pink.
Embroidered or plain Sill: Moussclinc do Solo 15 dainty 111
just twenty difi'cicut ways. that being the 1111111Ilcr of its c0101,
lugs. ‘
1 my striped Wash Silk Madras“ and plum and pollt'p dot-
tL-LI Silk Chamb'ray are each possessed of delightful climacter-
istics. . 1
1
“"11;
'1 .
this 111133 111118911110 our
1111' long continued wct wenthm this spring has guar-
anlccd 11., :1 crop of Mosqutos which will probably 111akc
themselves quite painfully évidont. even to those residents
most favored by location. The timc‘ ounce ofprcvc11t1011”is
1110‘ “Dixie’ Mosquito Canopy. a cuinhinatiou of frame and not.
which has points of striking superiority own all others. It IS
absolutely efficient when in use; when not required it springs
up to a position in which it does not interfere with bed making
or with the movmg of the bed about the 100m; it is orna»
$2 69
menial as well as
cmcicut. Price
. 11111 “Salons
ARE sci forilrin detail for feminine (lolccluiion 111‘ the
july Fashiou'Shccts and Designer. The means of developing
them in the season's charming fabrics are found 'iu the Stand-
ard Patterns, for july.
&D M REAIG’
Ma
1.1.1
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Says he has made the best solec Iion of Womon'apMIssos' and Child-
ron's Oxfords this spring of any season yet. Having bought a row countor—
mantle from the boat makers of Shoes and can give better quality for less
money than others" We sell from maker to wearer 11nd won-ant every pair
to give satisfaction.
Try my new Put. Iiid 0x... coil as 11 kit-1011‘s our. for ladies, $3, $2. $1.95.
Womon‘s’ Fine Kid Oxford. Lounsbury. Mathewson's make, $2.50 and ‘3.
Misses's and Children's Potent Lou. and Kid Oxfords, from 76c to $1.56.
Men's Fine Kid and Put. Lea. Shoes, tony $3 111109, at ‘ 3248
Men' 8 Pat. Les. 9111] Russet Oxford, $3.45.
01.321115 snot sroht
scum Iron WALK. ,
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lI You Are Building or Repairing
I x . W11 can Interest you.
MIME. for plastering. . ~ 1
* 'GII'MII'NT. Imported and amount. Ro'r'bmlalo o
Portland. “A113: "Pa land our mommy. .
BUHSIW WW c'pioinod Florian drain. I
Brick ‘md 011m 1 BRIE]! of many 111'!“de
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Whon we 11111) climbed ‘to thrill
tho m‘o’untuim any» tho Princeton .
or. we ohcorvoduhn old 1111111 sitting
t rosin with 11 pair of field 11mm
his hands. livery now
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