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TWc furnish your home complete. ‘O‘ur assort-
ment oil Furniture is large and varied. We have
alarge and carefully gel'ectcd stochoifgfiRPETS.
‘ ~CURTAINSaand WINDOW. SHADESu You
. . . giliiind‘atour store the best and roles outline of
ctorate‘d- ‘Whitefi . Green .and ., Brass: . cilia.» . The
Rrfilllfll‘: Pdilfillsfl FANCY 'RQWVERS. in all
thg‘popula‘r. woods“ With the marbling" demeanor.
cheap articles... there. is vast satisfaction’ in hoping
where there is no risk and ovary purchase. of hon- .-
‘i‘iii‘t'bu i ..
. ; Milflil‘lSfiVlrgiI
or; . " ’ "'giu.;for
fill ld" ii é. will-iifi about
twenty appointinls o deputy war-
dens to hithkéliiétho next few weeks.
.11 in» s 0.. monitor‘s .lnt-
may; '. ifladfifiai thgco’ nlypgomv
In. ., 5rd,... u 1 on s pics of
tb‘bwc'xrlvcr’al as$9cmbly thiskpplrwei‘ was
0t, a Wiles its tho county to: bron-
Wiiiifll erh‘l. “Wood Illness so-
’ ”pointinénts were announced recently
and Mr. Miller’s name appeared in
Alto listvnsztha warden dor this county.
.. 'l‘haiaw .turthorlprovides that the
warden. shall appointwhis own dcpu
ties and thstinotlloss than ten. nor
more than twenty shall be named
tron: each. county. ,j M ‘ll'airiiold coun-
ty issue of the most important in the
stats it wiilrequirc nearly the full
_ number to look after. the game and
are that the law is observed.
. Up to. date Mr. «Mlll‘or has had but
one application tor; appointment. but
no doubt many more will. go in as
soon as it is known that tho power to
appoint is inhis hands.
There were a number of changes
made in the laws relating to tho tak-
‘ mg ’0! min and the‘lriliing‘ organic at
tho last session of tho general assem-
bly. Homo of thusc who follow sport
open, or they will find themselves in
l , trouhic. ' ~
The law passed was of the most
for reaching kind, and some of its pro»
visions are unique. For instance. no
person is allowed to have in his pos-
session {more than live partridges in
one day. That is tough on the chops
Who have brought in their strings oi
u iloden and twenty: and then you
~ most not have more than thirty‘six in
any“ one your. Again." no Woodcock
qunl 'or partridge? can be sold durioiz
thc‘two years following May 21. 1901.
1.131... boys who go about gnthcrin:
‘blrds‘ eggs“ will find themselves in the
pastime is absolutely prohibited. ex
clipt in the case of erotic,” English
sparrows, great horned Mile and
hawks.
(milled to some spcclsl prohibitions
next ten years. while Mongolian. Chi.
peas and English pheasants are on
cmpt from slaughter for the next iiv.
years,
The use of ferrets is forbidden for
five years. and you have no right it
use firearms in the open air-on Sun-
days. Shooting live birds at a match
is forbidden. .
One of the most important. prohibi-
tions is that which relates to the tali
ing of wcb footed wild fowl. No per
son may shoot one from a boat pro
Dolled otherwise than by hand. our ii
ho allchd to bring them down with 9
min tired otherwise than at arms“
length.
The , penalties , for violating these,
low are severe. Tho fine my run from
$10 to $50. with the exception of door
which is $100. To these lines is added
the costs and the omoer’s fee. which
is $20.
The sportsman wants to paste thesr
lines in his cap. or also he will be out
some spare cash during the hunting
season. which is not now far away.
c...—
GOING BACK TO PRISON.
Not As a Convict But as an Over-
seer.
BRIDGEPORT. September 4——lt is
not often a man released from u penal
institution after having served a sop-
tcnco. returns to the. institution in the
capacity of u superintendent over. his
former follow prisoner‘s. but this is to
b’p'tbc situation in the case of Waltar
i). Mcrwin. of this city. Mcrwiniwas
.n,
I'llvéthersiiold. last week. urtcr having
served a scntcnco of four years on two
counts of forgery. .
the choc shop at. tho,,prison. be per
invention which, joined the dimers to
the solo of unboctmorc hostilitund bot“
to]; than iiyihoprocosain yoauc, and
wars ormcrly the capacity. Hawaii
offered inducements to go back and
supcryisc. the work. altar, hisliborc-
, malaise ml 0‘ tor the presentpt
i‘éitst.‘ ' 9?‘ ‘ “ ‘
. ‘ PETiflO’NfilN AANKRIUPTCY.
llARTFORD. September vii-“Junior
Mobil“. 0! Daulmry. "monocular anr‘
agent. filed at petition in bankruptcy. in
. .iho. United status DistrictJBourt you-
tcriioy. Liabilities flawless; assets.
.mcnyof Boymour.
" .. catly made rumours. with bummguarantce; backs?
a! it. ‘ .. ':i‘ . F ‘ . 1 y: “a? «liquv‘
3 "Goodness“! v'imows." acidic
t time. ,llpst, Count once. rs j ‘ "(mists now i
ii
can». not . . ‘ _ . '
V ‘ .hls . bind .
1 ll! , 391M iliiidwm w
r3~ “a Maufim was ,
J . .
.M sum. as}:
potition. , Liabilities. 35,-
,.
i “a. ,l pl
Timinhichiiiiipps , \
(it a rosidcnt 01". ‘ iii lflorwidln ‘19."
-. modality cannopdiaiasboutnthé stats
taken away and placed in the hands
at this time Want to have their eyes
custody of an officer it caught. and thri'
The attention of tho sportsman if.
You haVe no right to kill door for its .
“"4 irom the state prison" at,
Whilcporking in”
ioctoil and secured patentrights'to an
‘ also madeiitpossiblc to makedllilo
. pairs, taboos n,‘day..wherp 600 pairs
. ludiflersntls‘m." .“Mcthodist. literati!
lion. and loft"thia“city yesterday. to
and:
n, > 5
lb!» limb- Mani drawn?
‘1' dodtntiw
"diam
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9.. W9”
kkl‘lfliidor‘.‘
ii i ml
in} tho Ve‘liiielflilllic‘o;
moat. because it.
pushy be lunch:
9 Mn. Charles iii. Warren, son“ at. the.
nutyotmct. has thpldoiiowin’g to sup
backachs“‘and wedlr‘ltldh‘cys from early
dies. but never received any porno
ncnt benefit untilrl commenced coins
Dunn's Kidney Pills. Which l procured
at Plaistcd's drug store. My, father
had been using them and was so plana-
ed'with their results that l was in»
dnood to try them. i am satisfied that
their. representations are all that is
claimed for them! They cured my
backache." ~
For sale by all dealers, price 50 cents
a box. Fostcnhiiiburn Company, Buf-
falo, N. Y.. sole agents for the United
Status.
Remember tho name—~Doau's—vand.
. ._ ,l . llpradoutraloous Tr
Wlmmilfivil
well-known oystoii‘piantcr oi‘vB Chest-fl in,
about Dean's Kidney Pills. "i had.
childhood. i tried all. kindalotl retool“
.. W M" a Win ..
mun—p”
«a .3, M41 ‘9‘
silica
bills liter
'3!’ ““9"in no“.
“as, ”his
airman;
itch;
’78 ilibdi
MW I ‘ ”*5 WWW .iitho
“M '54 M 1 sin-"lilo "i ‘.
A “W Gilli): cdfifirrwfib '3'"! _
2 K to College.
V All * l-i v: s .
-. yououanalnmiuu 21. via letor-
S‘pfllemgllel‘“ 471p myths; a
. . t‘émnpst has unearth-rod, ‘pp .in
up u would but mildly exorcise the
ows oi the alleged outrageous trout-
mom of .‘iapannsc ladies on insulin“
. , n‘M‘aru bypt is dust, ntluo oiliccrsot
aWa i. “Notli ng‘ in tip course orail
tho relations. beLchu donation and
Japan has aroused so much ‘pross in
migration or such strong popular fool-
‘. ;ll.‘h.o incidpntshowo clearly the dilll-
cultlos that are before the American
government should thc‘ Japanese be
discriminated against in the framing of
immigration laws, Any such discrim-
lnhtionwouid destroy tho ontraordin
ury [iricndiy relations which have al-
ways existed between the two govern
gnopts. . ,
,,0uo,. of tho loading 'l‘oiiio papers
points out howJoalously. western pow-
.orsguprd thclr liar; ~and their, national
I’o titration ashlar-t ovcry in iguitycr
ip patios. [Halter the action at Enli-
laud in the affairs oi, the horchavAar-
row and of Don Position and whilc not
ultwlstlua that Lord Palmerston} pro-
.ctiilure should be taken as a model of
LONDON. Scpwmbcr d.~'l‘he Ecu
monionl Methodist ‘(lonfcrcn‘cc opcned
in Wesley’s Chapel this morning with
a good attendance. Bishop Joseph C.
ilartncli. missionary bishop, "of the
Methodist Episcopal church inAf'rlca
made the opening prayer and I] shop
Galloway. of Jacksonville. “Mina"
preached an eloquent sermon. setting
forth tho aims of Methodists through-
out tho World and urbphaslaing“ tihc‘tpn-
sis of ,lohn Weston. Cbbimunion‘doi-
lowedm'l‘hc urchhisliq Vol? " Cartier
bury, the Most Rev. Fret orick Tomplc
l). 1)., and the Bishop of London, the
Filight Roy, A. F... W. Ingl‘pm.. I). D.
sent iric‘n'dly mossabcsfiths archblsh
op otCan/tcrbur praying that God's
blessing might but on the dél‘ibera
tions. The bishop of London sent a
similar mossugc,‘adding tho hops that
sitting day. the Methodists would be rc-
unitcd with tho Episcopalians.
The rcptosontation. which is on a ba
sis of about oncalclogatc to about 20.-
000 members. gives. the United States
and Canada three hundred out of the
live hundred delegates composing the
uncil. The chairman will. be chant.
9 daily. so thatmarly all the divisions
represented will have a chairmanship.
For convenience in arranging the con.
(stance is divided into eastern and
western sections. The eastern section
takes in all branches of English Math-
odists. together with utililutcd confer-
sncos in Australia. South Africa and
the West indies. and consists of 206
mombcrs. , a .
The western section includes Amor-
lcan and Csna‘dian Methodists and be-
cause of its rclat vely greater strength.
has three bun rod doledatos. The
Methodist Episcopal Church of the
United Stairs sent. 129 representatives.
among them Bishops Hurst. l._ H. Vin~
cent. J. W. Hamilton and T. C. Hart-
rcli. Tho Methodist Episcopal Church
(south) is reprgsontcd by sovanty dclc-
gates. including Bishops 0. P. Fitzger-
ald, C. B. Galloway. i. C. Granhcry and
Dr. Aldcrson. ’l'bc Methodist Church.
of Canada. among its twenty represen-
tatives has Dr. Bigfiu.‘ Dr. Potts, Pro—
lessor ll. 0. Anili . and Clipncollor
Brown Ash. of Toronto. The column
Methodist churches of America are up
riasontcd by iifty-niirht‘ dclégatcs. in-
cluding twenty colored blshdps.
Tlrduxh tho conforcncc docs, not. have
legislative and administrative power
over the churches represented. their.
.pbllcy will probably be ail. led both
directly and indirectly h t c disease
alone on tho religion on ,sociai‘ prob-
lems that willpomc ,clprclt.
Among the subjec s that will be con-
sidered are: .“The recent Position of
Methodism." “Tho influence of Math-
.odiarn. in the Promotion or Internation-
al..Poaco.l' "Biblical Criticism and this
.0 risidnn Faith.': "Principlcspf frot-
.a tantlsm. versus ~.,.Sacerdotqlilm.l'.
"Mcthodism. and, Education." "Christ-
ianity, and Modern Hawaiian”. “Modern.
and. Journalipm.’.’ and f‘Practicai Moth-
.ods of Deanna With tthiquor Trai-
iic.” A public meeting will. bohcid. at
which "The. Moral Unity of the. End:
lish Speaking Peoples" will be tho sub-
loot discussed. . .
. NOT saves: To maniacs. .
can. cannon-too. on... September
at Guam. Commander Schroeder said
in «an. Marmara "i did. whorl know
to bo right and immoral“ showed that
immaculately. right. .Tbo_,.oativos at.
he said. tars, vars minnow
learn. aslish. so i am impinging
s moltonphcrnpi mum to not» tho“
island flChOQltidliffluli. . at present. the
andlhovm ‘
Mills... ..
”commands
io—ln roiorcncc‘io tho stories of Imus... N M
ual sorority on his part toithoxmarmcs ,,
(root nood of tho islamlsis mod roads. . _
rock‘s amigo .3»
i I
_ p 'I runabout
forcig . political methods, it doosholo
take no other. that tlic Japanese lack self assortivo-
u—u-.. 725W..- .. W ....W “988 and um she might win a larger
in -
ECUMENIOAL METHODIST con. ‘V‘mfiz‘ffifg‘lhwgt’cfl " 3"“ ”mm“ °“
FERENGE. . Thp postponcmont of thoroturn of
the Chinoso Court to Pckip until Octo-
lbor, on account of thoprcvsiling heat.
.is‘ perfectly undorsipqd herb and roc-
omizcd as a portal tho programme
of delay which will ultimately end or-
thcr in. tho rotontion oi. tho present
stoppingplaco or thociioico of sonic
“other interior .city as the capital of
tho umpire. ,That the court will over
rotpru tol'ipkinhwbiic that city is com
pictciypnddcr tho domination of foreign
Willis is uptxcckoned with as among
the pnssilillitlcs. f. in thomeantimo tho
growls}: lull‘uoncc oi tho Japanese ov-
,cr til“ Vbhihé‘sp{overnmont‘ls évidcnc-
ed )3 “tho 'apbo utmcnt of a Japanese
nllicor to organizc‘tho police. force of
Pokin, and by thonp‘ccptanco of tho
rocommcndation of .‘i’uan. Shiiial trial
tho‘Chincsc bc.modcicd upon that of
Japan.
Major General Fukushima has start-
cd for Shanghai and it is reported that
is tho preliminary to dispatch to that
place of a battalion of Japanese troops.
Van that the [nation may range itse.
ulon side of Eniafiil and Germany in
any evolopme ts which may occur in
the valley of the You: Too.
'l‘thOshlssha dollops of Kioto. in
which; Americans are interested. has
been in very serious trouble ever since
the foreign ,ma accmcnt has with
drawn. and moon ly disturbances thorn
ham culminatod in the resignation of
its president. _
ANOTHER BURNING AT STAKE.
An Alabama:Ncfimfmcnarged with M.
adult. LSmched.‘
TROY. Ala. ‘ .emncr 4—Bill Four-
,nay, alias Bill I! liard. a negro. charg-
ed with asaaultihgi ,Miss Wilson. of
.Chcstnutflrove. waspshot and his body
burned. by a mob near the scene of his
crime. yesterday. bliss Wilson. who is
sixteen or seventeen yours of age. and
the. little daughter of Dr. Carroll. about
twelve yours'ofyagc. were on their way
to school at Chestnut GJ‘QW. Just across
the. lion in Coffey county. whenthc‘y
worn overtaken by the negro , He
seized Miss Wilson and We little girl
ran olt. its aim did so the negro: fired
his pistol at her. but missed. The lit-
ticplriraised the alarm...;and‘ soon a
posse was in pursuit of the". negro.
Wbon they cyclicrlwthcwsccné of the
crimp they. ound Misc Wilson. uncon-
scious and terribly, bruised in thclscc
and ‘about tbshepd. girlie posse track-
cd‘thefipcgro to his home. where. he was
found in twinning ho was sick. The
little fili‘i.»idcntiiicri him, and .ho was
then taken out and shotmnd ME in)“
lips-nod, Miss
nus condition. ., 3
PQB'IOFFICE GEER§$ ELEG
,,Mii.WAUKEE. Septembor 4-Thb
.oucstlonchthc National United Point~
.odlccv Clerks; .' association addicting
with arc ‘ diam Federation aria
bar was inde nitclypostpon’od atisst
inlsbt's, session. Kansascity. Mounds
.delsotod. as. the next consolation city.
; om.
dining. macabre, on Mango; .Mflllrwice
uteri out. it
Y4. . net:
y} R. C. Maldonado-
,waukcoj treasurer. . ' John. ‘Mcbouousllf.
atoms. J. E.
of Now Agar-it}, sp‘rfcsni
W '11 a oh, i L.
talc.” r “ at .1 Martin, of
o y l.
. ll. ., .fiobinmbcr .tm‘i‘nc
promotion that Pharmacy Coma
.mlsaionors fitwfltyfivthfl bonito] roster-
day ma. ‘ .minodcaudidataswho pre-
vented i martyrs. 9. Theorem J. 0:
cinnamon: ,1. rhodium;
4 . his (film‘s y“
ll“! bl ‘ ll
it
liaonais.‘ in a “racer!
and omcsrsfwcrc elected: , Prosident. j
J!“ . ”and” ”WNW
.fli‘ch.; Johalrman.
‘“ i this at,
naps
i: . 9N}?
' ‘r‘rma‘tfiwsu -‘
quantity, or quality.
M
stances:
Large size Pads, 5c.
Composition Books, '4c.
Tl
“i don't see anything in “this picture
but a lot of rotting pilos. broken tim-
bars. and miscellaneous ruins, standing
up in the middle of a stream.”
“Phat's a‘ View entitled ‘Looklng
South from the Madison Street
Bridge?“ ‘ ‘ ‘
Six Million Boxes, 3. Your.
. lux895, none; in 1900..6,ooo,ooo
boxes; that's Cascarots Goody Ca-
thartic's jump into popularity. The
people have cast their verdict. Best
modicincior the bowels in the world.
All druggists, ice.
-
on any subject?"
'fNo; by not having positive opin-
ionh. you soo. a man doesn‘t have to
wear himself out backing them up."
W
STOOD DEATH 'OF-F.
E. B. Monday. a idw‘y‘ér of Henrietta;
says: ,.
malarial foyer arid jaundice. I' new
shaded hi to itiy Electric .Bittcra; ‘anil‘
‘ho wall a n" m ich'liettcr'.'but contin-
ped their usc‘untll ho was Wholly cur-
ed." ‘i and sii‘r'e premonition "navel!
his Willa? This re, ‘é‘d bxp‘elhmaloric
kiln disease its a a df‘j'purlfics. nth
bloodyr arcs dlgostioli. 'régdlatos 'llv
kidnoys "arid”boweia. cuios‘ ”'constip‘ .~
tlon, dyspepsia, nervous'dlscascs, kl ‘-
‘n‘cy troubles fgma fipornplainta: gives
; 'erfoct nearing-To {y 'bllc'ut r it. Bax-
‘ or's, noun. nouns. our prism n4
,Iliggs' drug storoi’Nbl‘wall-i.’ ’ 1
.. iNs‘rLownn. ..
Ecuhawaymlhnd what olwullo Put.-
tir. t .w .oso not or. for. detail, .hlm
agvalgi: . $30.85? 9‘2 f. “' -
{131% ,hovtur’uod' outdo
has on lnk‘ldiot'l" ‘* ‘
“ "fa! diff Lapiprjgspgs'nii‘ cdté. hinting.
son a. ”it I‘ll... Willa p an...‘norea a
rWitt's‘Wltch‘ ,lhiazrii Enigma A! .1110. '
h, 9 satellite if .9" a
mill,- limb only the" sea;-
‘t’a‘i'lfiw‘mn'r'dUV W" " ‘
.
“I.” . , ,_ . p .. t
' ”A milil‘onairc' cad‘lia‘ia things. pretl.
ty much his own way in‘ this World?
said ,9 g. ' b for. ..
‘f‘ilogghW‘Eidmr’ed thé orthorh'jun
and .6... “tilialit.lilttllll-‘” - .
“can " cousin " £1; "w;
in f.‘ a .
tic Milly . o'ra . .
a "or cpiypnizwivmph to
m . cl’iiuawanfi“
.1 ‘1‘ l, I" . .
i'
, . ...,..m
an SEW”? 'imilfiy‘WW-Lw"?eh any
‘5’ «validatinioicsoiiwmenr missions
find my b'loon.” ,
HWE} AIM TQ‘ GLVEyon, cacti dayfi the iinpprtant nycws
items of the store. justas the paper does of tilew'iiqlfill’igl'illy“
large. Wi‘éicll yowof every new prrival‘, oliggo V . k ’5
"wlicrc to look for them and of special’fcaiurc, mwlictlicr in price,
The price featurc of {Nd liandsiomc Hall Rackst‘ln 't‘lic’big
It‘urniturc Store upstairs is one thing you should know about
ma discount of 25 per cent. Three are of Golden Oak, one of
English Oak and one of Flcinishi‘, Oak.
their valuc, add onc~tbird to those prices: ' .
3.2-0”. al4h‘5. it“s-W‘slaulsu. $28.87.
Pencils, 2c. 1.- ~,
School Spongesfli for 5a. Reno, 11107., _5c_
and Batiste—many of them fromonr most attractive 19 and
“Hav‘cn’t you any positive opinions .
petites;
Tom, oncovioolcd a gravofilggo‘r. Ho?“
“My brother was véryiiow wit . ii a d
. .Littiaadirllidiinyou ‘ sco‘owthiogflln . m
‘ tidbits
: ".1 is. ..._1
and ‘
,3
if‘ you‘. would. know
Filmstrioaa,,rca apricot
scrioom‘min IS NEAR 3...: teachers and scholars a...
not the: only ones who are making preparations forthc opening
days. Many things necessary in school ‘work wc furnish at a
less price than a similar grade can be obtained cl‘sc'ulbcre. In-
Pencils, 1c. g. .1 .
‘ . ,
i
A also compliant
---and lint: answer
IN C ASE Septembcr should be hot—1? Why,-ill‘en you'll
be glad to avail yourself of mic or more of the many low
price sales that are making or Wash Goods Section widely
and favorably known. Lawns.
Dimitics. Organdics, . Muslims.
25c. grades—liavcliécu' gathered on the center counters at
12!: 1 8r ‘5; vd. ‘ ~ ,
, “it's strangeyou members of the
Vassar alumni don‘t hold class -rc-
unions."
She-“Not at all.
ask a woman homage as to ask her to
acknowledgawhu‘t yoansho graduated
You may as well
in." .
WORKING NIGHJ' ANDHAV.
The busiest‘nnd mightidstdittio thing
that ever-was mas is raking‘erow
Life Pills; These pills chants-wonk-
nes‘s into strontth, listlosdnbssdnto on-
org'y. brain-fag. into mental power.
They‘re’ wonderful .n building. upthe
health. Only Zlicpcr box. Bold byth‘.
it. Boater. South Norwallr. and John
A. Riggs, Noiwalk‘. '
First Gourmanid~l suppose we all
action much.“ , - ‘
'Sécdnd. Gourmand—ultra doubt of it,
it “Most less we’d haveubetter-ap- I
H ”I"; 7" -lé':.1l""'
l
1
l
ONLY cuasafroii monsoon}.
" classroom sugars: sewn tic,
j j ..; " aye?“ T“llliiill'W doc: y‘ niiwnn
-Jltl’l‘l‘l- lino " Evita” stun.
trons and belchi rl rimming
'i sold hours ."b‘ ,, vs ‘ hing trained the
tiliqi tool: minoxidil. campus so
cent bottle caress-'2; completely."
1‘ rule by l}, H. ~
Box or. ‘_ . 5...;
ammonia ‘ " ” é
...WMW. . lasso ._ ,,
, "Our iauitor’s daughter stood out in
the hall two, hours a day taking vocal
lcasons by toieph’ouc'.”
notes may. a.
.. c i
-.2 M.
l ;
«MOW'S ram
We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Ro-
wnrd 'for all daso‘oflflmhrthlt‘can-
not’bo‘oure «bynliallts Catarrh azure.
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