. " who phonemic get rldot-wnrtnxoo. uhd
{Milli ind Ann Streets,
‘ SbUlHAsNURWALK.
.. ...w...».v..«.,.....7.,..._.r..mm...”town“... ... . » ..
...:
.3
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" N AND 369$].
EE SHIRTS
~ for
MEN AND BOYS.
om
ND wnIsTs.
RIBBONS
in
..‘_
AND DIMITY SKIRTS
LADIES‘ NECKWEAR.
.LADIES'C‘OLLAilS or LACE
I railroad company. 17 Walloon. page 371
OR LINEN;
*
Tins AND BOW
I, .. .. V 9f . 1.5%.; l"
SILK AND WAS GOODS.
DROP STITCH HOSE
' for
LADIES AND MISSES. ’
LADIES’ UNDERWEAR
TRIMMED WITH LACE AND
EMBROIDERY.
LACES AND EMhRomERIEs
in »
ill-FEM AND SATIN.
Would he needed to iind our prions. tncy lmvo gone down
0 low. We nrc bound to ko’cd busy. No July duiinona ‘
h‘é'ro .Wc wish loin oi your good Will and littlo of your
tinny and; our mldnummor Indie. Eowpcoplo'iro inr-
, hormout'iustidioua nn‘d’irugul demotion in irirl‘iiture.
‘ rnéillcr;2.7noob Soot unencumorouan nodular“ .
’Wnce‘; ominous. ‘ r * "'
JACONET AND ‘swrss.
Will i
n.3,.
Hormonal-r. unborn mourn/11.x;
. r
" ltho
. iotivo. executive and judicial deport
' w. n. Barney, 53-9. .
. W
Silicafattorney
no no . i
tax. thuoitorne;
laion. ‘ . . ‘ '
dodge Harrison Freeman. of How
d. aurar , , . ., . ‘
he guroluony legal on options. to
. log. it cortulnly. is not within
the oxprenn tenor or lhennin oi! the
groan. it ingcontr y to tho
. ii "intent oirthll law. is in com
, diet with 1th other provioiono and in
open to the ‘ _. .poriousfihjection that
command has n the” p war to tax pro~
labourin. The not it Morning. :1901.
. ontitled'unn‘ddt to (loco tonatiou.‘
tho inrouycnidncc. annoyiincc'und ox»
house. of. stamp duties. Yet the con -.
niinsionor ,rulon‘ that hill not .which
took. of! tho 2-cci‘ lap on book
checku. the l-ccnt stamp on telegraph
moonligcn und oxpréns. company’n r;
uniseiptbonds oi indemnity, niao puis‘o
50mm stomp on prohuto bonds. Which
. before were not required to be stamped
~ oi nil. d inw made ’to reduce toxution’,
by tuning of! old stamp duties be con;
‘. otrucs to ho allow to increase taxation.
, by imposing new .ntnmp’ duties. and
whom iorl‘n‘tiriy only the surety. on a}
probate bond. if a. corporation. wort
liable ton tax. now the surety is cx~’
erupt and only the principal is liable.
' “Ho also tries to make a distinction:
between probliio bonds. which he nil-g
mils arc ‘bonds ended on legal pl'ocemlvi
. lugs} and ‘othor bonds lined in lognh
proocedings.’ taxing probnto hoods cud.-
no mason for nny ouch distinction and
in no wny nitomptnto explain it. Com
dross has no. or claimed orniiompted
to exercise t a right toiutoriero by
taxation or oihnrwioc with thedudirial
uroccpdlngn. of a state court. nod the
urprcmo court oi‘. the Unitod Stilton;
‘llcc (Molded that. the gencroi govern-
mentcunnot tux even tho uolury oi? n‘
: probate judgc of u state: court. 'i‘horr.‘
are many «incisions to the some affect;
i refer to only one. Unitudfitutos Vs:
luciioo Hunt. in his opinion. says:
“Tho right of the states to adminintmw
ihoir own affairs through their loglso‘.
monts, in their own manner. throuuh
p’ .t it proud
iyvtllnt‘ they will .
points nod the admin: tax on allhondh _ ' ‘ V
_ attempting ‘othcr bonds.’ . Yet ho'glvoull
their own. agencies. is. controlled by the
uniform decisions oi the court. and byl‘
the practice of the federal government.
from its organization. This carries
with it an exemption of those ugonciorf.
1nd instruments from the taxing power
or tlun federal government.’ This do:
oinlon only ufiirms the principle loop?
ago. established. that the Judicial pro-
ceedings of a state court cannot be
taxed by the gonoral government.
”Probate judges will be inclined to
‘li‘CBDt the opinion of the attorney gem
"ml and the decision of the United
States supremo court. rather than lhi‘
ruling oi the commissioner of internal
revenue."
HAMIL’.0N . CLUB TROPHEY.
Result: Given in the Night's Play in
the Whilst Contact.
MLWAUKEE. Win. July iii—Tho
result of’the'ulght'a play in the whist
contest, tor the Humllton Club trophy.
which won not completed until 12:45
Wednesday morning. who on follows:
First round 0! lion! in Hamilton iro-
uhy. Milwaukee hoot Cleveland by
three tricks.
Philadelphia
thrro tricks.
Chicago bent Grand Rapids by one
trick; ‘
Knlokorhochcra drew a by.
Men's open human-North and South.
heat anonawood; by
' W. .l. Wolker‘nnd (l. W. Keohn. Chi-
cago plus 6.1%. .
East and West. Ii. W. Lulrlns and A.
{-1. Shay. Bterntor. lil.. plus 10 10.2l.
l’rogrennivo pnlra mixed—«Section A.
north and south. Minn Dale and H. (.1.
Wallace. plun 6 18-19. nners. (3. Mann
ind Hyi-iwfimlth ii 18-19. tin.
, Kant and West. Mrs. J. H. Deckern d
'1. 'A. Rodgers. 9 Mil. Mrs. Noni t.
‘l'llrian. and A. J. Neutron 9 1—19.
Section B~North and South. Mm.
Show and (l. W.;ilodgors, 5 3-9. .‘
Enid und.Wosi-—.-A. ll. Malcolm our»
ruohroouvltnl; mun.
THOMPBONVIMJE.’ Jilly ill-m:
. nouns boiougingtwmiiinmwn. Stoolo.
{ in tho Woyiuooth district oi ‘Wont'hln;
hold... wuozhurnodta tho groundnut;
night. who coum’wu no ovation;
on chimnoy. Manhunt 33.000.»
”and *
ongcr‘ihuuauy . .
of rooting; conning more tho!
' ’ «thorns. or meltnpor
Nomee Brannon Wants a. Peculiarly
Fitlod' Wife. ‘
WA'iTthBURY, (loom. July 3i.-0v-
or in the wold. of l‘rohpoct. 'whorc tho
5 South road winds to Bethany, Noumo
Bronson dioponnoc unuliciuon. filllce
tho death of his wifo Nomad hon boon
lonesome and caution about for nnoth.
or matrimonial venture.
“Whydon't you pray torn wife?"
uskcd Samuel Clark. who has known
Nomoo all his iiic. .
“Pray for :1 Wild? Wild]. i guess not."
sold Nomoo. i ain‘t dourtin- and Hilt‘ll
muyhooliowobloshut i wont no honv.
en granted wives in mine. Sum Moron
had one of thorn prayer-ouslvor Wivos
nod she walked in hor cinch till Sum
liilii to put up ii. hcrbcd wirow'ienoo to
hoop hor in. She dually dind in a fit
or nuorln’."
.Bllt Nomoo olivortisod for n with in
hlu own dinloot and has had mnny nu—
uworo. lie inslnt‘od thnl this udvor-
iisomcut be printed just no ho wroto
it. This won ihenny:
WANTED'A-(luo woman Who would
optobinio it ionic who would rdceprw
unto » never dolor)... otlloc'tioui ou‘o" prifcré
rod who oould nuke slnpdnnhn without
bilutcrin' and signs without potrliyiu‘
and has curly hnir und :1 wodcu log;
nouc without these hood noply.
A woman from Jersey City. Anna
Plompton. wrote thin irroicvuut rcpiy:
“hlouduitocn arc horrihlo and no are
you. i have trouhlcs enough bore.”
Mnry Knowles, of South Dakota. nu~
nworod that she could fill tho quuildrn-
tions, but objected to his spoiling.
lilru. Fannie A. Edison of Luke stroni.
Chicago. WilEilllOi‘ll promising. Sho ud-
mittcd her uno‘ on ilityiour, and said
rho had been thrice widowed. Shc
asked for a list oi; Nomoc'n assets nod
for the value of his real estate. und
quid she had four children to brin
along. The four nro ulrcudy occlim‘nt-
ad to inrm.work. nnd cxpininod. and
added: “Two of thorn would ho no
' detriment to gonornl forming worn it
not in dead earnest!
The Edsonn am duo horn us soon on
Nomeo sends $30. promised on port oi‘é
railroad fare. Meanwhile tho Spinal»
crs about these uni-to are not idle. and
one of them, it is believed. mny snare-
. plishrd ‘
‘ conditiona are us and
Nomoo first.
SiGNAE DISOBEVED.
Getting at Cause of Trolley Accident
in Daohury.
DANBURY. Conn. July 31.-~'i‘ho ln-‘
quest into the (loath of Edwuni Knut-
iug. who dicd yesterday morning on tho
. recruit of injuries rocoivod in Saturday
night's trolley accident. hogan shortly
after noon yesterday: and wonunflnlnl»
oil at adjournment. A numbor of nor-
'iDllii who wore. on tho oars told their
itorios of tho nocldont. but the moat
‘mportont testimony was that uivcn by
Supt. Gnome ll. ‘Kloinzing. He sold
that inibo coursu of his own inventiv
ration no had taken from Frodliolou.
the conductor oi the our which run
'iiiio that run by iicutiuu.u stutomoni
that ho (Roland iuui noon tho signal not
rhoviing it our in the block. when he
' ‘intorcd tho division in whichtho uc~
:iidontoccurred. but land dinrermrdcd
it. .thiuhinz that the othor out was go-
ing: in tho sumo direction on hid own
Tho hearing will colitinuo today.
. i ' .mmm‘o‘no‘nns.
lwltTFORIl. (loom. .luly aha-alimo-
nl orders .No. ill limited by Adjutant
(General .Colo ilnnoimoo tho compliance
, Mouton, reiirod. and
oil the resignation of 4301. alumna ii.
the honorable
disallow) oi tlinnpoiicuni iron: the 0.
non...» date. July 2?. 1901.. . ‘
.. :Thg'ordoro iurflwr announce thorn
'iiildmont in. accordance with tho
nick! millllnzzluw oerol.g'lllmoi
'a lilnhflfl. oi‘Ncw lime-m
Monday. for
,3 libsnible, the lit ,
‘ guns or coui."'0u.itiio horse ruined yew
' . writer. ‘
. limos. the party'went
» sunken ho rims.
, Bum NJ...
roll. Poriileld
or New York t . .
u use in tannin]:
n barges dud their our~
.rduy‘wan 17 tour.“ or hormonal, nil
rmhiuh wot sunninmh Suhichv- will
; be shipped to the portion in New lla-
2vnn"1iowhom it... it originally. com
a
“ olgnedn Tho. work or ruining the ro»
ruining tour horizon will behegun io~
nudged in) ihowmlc. are. Qupiain
lhom’ H. 'Tlmimmu'und‘ crew of tho
tug Fly and Captain Oinf (Mason and
ore-w oi the John Eulior. Diver Thor.
void Hansen dogs the Work lioneuth tho
‘ Through the courtcny otmdwin F‘.
Hindu, tho yarht builder, a, party of
tour. which. inoludod twownownpoper
men. Word token in n lunch to the
dunno of the winch. lip n. arriving,
oi (lupinln 'lllru'~
through tllfgrln toilon
aboard tho Ii‘ly.
and .tho mandarin which the nunkon
.1 cargo was ruined wan explained. :.
0hr internisting feature of tho op-
anrntun u‘sori‘mr minim; the sunken
cargo wooing night-inch auction pipo
'thrdugh which tho cool in nuckod
from the hnrgro. The pipo in so or-
l‘nngod that Dlvur Hanson may carry
. it .to any don rod point in any corner
*of tho sunho horse. The work of
emptying the burguycstordny. was so
thoroughly done that every pnrticlc of
cool war. romovod in n more notin—
i’uctory manner than is usually done
by men with the shovel.» When the
cargo was .rcmovod the. barge. being
of wood. who to the surface. 'l‘o tho.
uurpriso of the crew the barge was
found to have. no trucc of. injury. it
was thought that it was one oi’ thr-
throo‘ that had hairs utovo in its side
_ when thcnccideut occurred.
The company which hon boon on-
{tuned to rhino the burgers is one of
the most important scanned in wrock—
lug work in" thin United Stains. . Port
of tho crow ut the root have for yearn
hunt been «in the employ oil-tho com-
puny.
Divor- Hunson wont beneath the
wnvcs yesterday morning, and soon
located tiledhnrgo from which the
cargo was ruined. lie remained be.
low for live hours while the pumps;
wot-r sucking the cool to tho normed.
Al ihomitidt of tho mutton tube is n
largo screen over which the (tool ’ulid.
bring thorougly clonncd brim-c pass.
titanium». him .hurgenm-horcd by tho
side oi’ the Fly. Tho cargo woo
token to Bridgeport. to await orders
from the owuors in New Haven. 'l‘hr.
mined bargo was later mum in by thr
John Fuller.
Two of the burgers that still remain
at tho bottom are laden with null
cool consigned to lioncdlct 8v. Pardon.
of New Huron. Tho exact location of
two others is. not known and will he
uncortuined by moons of u swoop.
'i‘wo are nlrcndy located and line
“author, out. being invornhlo. will hr
ruined within the next few days The
liwoopcr. by means. of which the
others will be located. consists of two
lnrge pieces of timber weighted with
iron. from which ropes are strunu.
'i‘he timber-s urosunk afiiollfildemblo
distance apart and then drawn along
tho bottom. The ropes tell when the
sweep comes in contact with. the
Captain) 'i‘immnns “stated when; asked
us to the time when the remolding
horgns would be ruined. th‘nt'rit was
it platter of conjecture. . The. raising
of the barge l'ESll‘lgnj'li’. ,o’com—
w ho‘u lindl'illlfiitofilnd .li‘
‘ . , ooldd’rl’th‘h’iqthors
will soon in! scour .“~’"I‘he crew’Wei‘e
well untiniletl"lggith t o‘renult of. yes-
teriiu’y’h work.‘ ,.
The‘ value of “thc'.cdrgo'.rni§iggl Mid
“untimaied'ill' uhmlt 3,350- rTh” :Wl‘le 51'
'ith’oghhrgemn _{
tho burgo who not‘ given.
arc the others, is the pro my of thé
Empire. 'l'lnh’s‘portatlon .7 .
New "linvcn. "i‘ho‘ burgers upti‘llcnrgoes
were insured. . ‘ .as‘l.
Barron ill. 7!. ill and '41. which are
still at the bottom, areflnden with
about. 1,209 icon of. cool. fllho value
of the entire "cargoes wnnflostlmnted
at the timveptitho accident. at $20.-
.000. lt‘j‘lu now‘. bclievcd'ihnt amounts
Will handrail" that will. reduce the
ions to a prnrticniiy small mun. it in
kncivn thui at least two ottho sunken
.hnrgcn hull 'hnio'n stove ingthcm hr.
fore, they rank and the. transportation
company will suitor a loud throul’rh
the autumn flood;
'l‘ho‘ sunken barges wrrc amour: n
low of eleven that ieit Now York inst
‘lnculuut, until ub‘out ii. ofoiock tho lol-
looting morning. git that hour it ter-
riiic in around. :und the‘iiawmtupart:
. _ . ptnln'iiuahnducw. 0,. u: ’
Ronolute. . which Won ‘towi
than. hubwllhoutamll. Can
tor Andrea; .hlurfirlfa and h
ROM
. ‘i
thrilliu owe
to the grind?”
the "crow oi _
’ conundrum "at
.. ghoul that ilb
.r , , _ all
would .mir. it.
~ the; work
3 a
and
week
port .
. ’lnu‘ny. ct ’
Wednesday morning. for New lurch. '.
Tho'trip was made without especial “
lhli'mr'MId ,nil moron tom the _
Wu .
natural":
on. werouhonrd, one . ,
will be, lino" f
globe of , .d tilled .ol’ ’Muntil
this tiuic‘;f.’.onprcaucdihc chief bughenroi thouui I“
vlmqlflgwfor Whatgh (lundcrfilflllilk lllt’! llillCCSSltfv.fl£u
stnutlyropontcd expression?- The way to hunch, “b
toucl1~ii"lroxn the Childmll’li liyos is by way» of on]
Toy Suctiori, where aroiuauy .things wirinh‘ihc}: ca
Dollies on" all sizes. and oil manner or Dodson
pilot: and equipments; tiny Gordon Sets and Sell
nhoro Polio and Shovois; Picture Books andll m
galore; Iron Toys in endless array: 'l‘ooi"‘Ch “
for tho industrious; boys: Croquet Soto tor o
youugniern; 'l‘rloyclon. Veioripodots nnd Exproad
Wagons for outdoor play hours—dots of. things, we
can‘t toll about. .
DRESS SHIELD PINS . ,
A 5151‘ or Iiiifiil'l’ of Cullen's. Dress. Shield Pi
grunt couvcuicncc to women. The pin is so formed that
used at the. sleeve scams it accomodaics the extra width of
cloth that lies lint with the goods where the. ordinary saiéty “pin
would make an unmmiortobie hunch. .7111ch are rig: f. pins
in II Sol. 0" El
cord. Price
(DONE-«WEIGIIIH-QUAII‘I‘Y
NAVY BLUE LINEN._thn color, weight and quality are
each just what they ought to be. has a charm till its own for
tho making: of an outing suit. Now that this ‘
COiliC within the scope of the season's
l
material has
price reductions it has an
added interest. ‘ . '
,o
Plain Navy Linen 350 yd.
36 inches wide mworth 50c. .. 7 ' ‘2
'lioskoi Weave Navy Linen, 35c yd. . r .
28 inches widowworth 60c. .i‘f‘
A LITTLE Box of men-ox
HERETDFORE blood medicines
have sold for a dollar. .
luau-Oat, the best of all blood
remedies, ismofl‘ercd for 2 5 cents.
At all druggists.
.i ‘37 “ “ j l. if“
.. ,‘1 V“: ' . "5‘ ' l ri-
..Arotsrurs. 75de would; final“! ‘
”WT “Whirl lilo
.1} Affirm; ‘ . ., ‘M‘ T“) "‘1 H; ‘
~ your Meir; u iii and Patonizteaihgr Oxfordsi‘al‘ all
one-.hnif price. $89. . and $2 48.-. ' " .
"»-300«5priir Women
iighl'wdght; Shun.
i" iii
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