Willi Escaped Illllles
..31 ..m
~' John Polllck, his brother
13 (i from since the ill-.c
lilo reached here last night.
all
. Jgh3 and entirely unexpctlcdlv
the river myself,‘ snill
I-"wouid not have cscnpcd."
_ While Immersed in the rivm‘.
' . mick saw one of thc grandest,
‘mo‘st appalling sights 0! his lilo.
LAND 0.,ro Scptembel 15 ~
Bil fiom their homes in the dark-
‘dis night by a raging lorest
3; oligswopt everything before it
’ Ariel, Cowlliz county. Washinw
the loot of Mount St Helcnu.
Wishes of twenty-five miles eleven
is are dead four are missing and
an 200 persons have been loft
Tel a, litany with not oven clothcs
3 it to cover their nakedness The
'L welve year old son of Mr. lion-
and
W.E Newhouso; Mrs. (bales.
_ re' dead. Fifty or sixty pimple
"re camped at the lake at the foot
lMoilnt. St Helena and lime not linen
The first
oil the devastation was brought
city by Milo M. Diminick. who
her need many lllflicnltles in mak-
”lit the trip to send aid to the sulfolcls.
Flom his
escrlhizidn the suffering thorn in g1 out
the devastation is the most, ups”-
of only that has been reported. For
g fetch of twenty-five niilcs, he says,
are are but two houses standing. 'l‘llc
no timber on w hith thcsc pcoplo c\
"inflated to realize has all bccn llcstloy-
oil: The tire come upon thorn in tho
"i had scarcely hnd tinn- to gel to
Dimmil ll
hen the flames were upon mo. and if
I. 3 ad'undertakcn to snrc any one clsc3
liim- .
but
i
l
"Giant balls of firc would roll up like i
cannon bulls. " he said “and thou burst i
.with a mighty roar 1 how Ill vcr llould l
a noise to compnle with it“
:‘3‘to bring in relief.
so that his progress was vcry slow.
com the tires
”making a study of this new thcoly.
U
and cut wood.
supposed to have started the lilcs
pact of abatement.
ands.
the tire without ruin. .
M...
stained for it.
uuscrlcur FAIRS.
W
’1 This fall.
gallant this fall:
Icll. Hopi. 16 Ill:
@6) {$183 NMV
Hunt
ockvlllo
T. 2:
As soon as the fire had passed over
him he rushed to a neighboring house
Jilly. found that the family had boon
3 driven from home and had cslupcd
- death. W lion mm 11mg (nmc bc sci out
The bridges were
all burned. the roads worn obstructod
DY‘3IT'QCS that had fallen across them.
3 DENVER. Colo. September l5"“TlN’ .
prevalence of forest fires in Colorado
Which" are devastating tllc forcsts has}
aroused scientists to tho tllcory illili :1
great number of meteors llnvc fillli'fl
,n the Rocky Mountains. il‘lil'illl; up llll‘
~ earth to a. great extent. 'l‘hcsc inclcors
drop in heavy pine forests. cxplollc Illili
Locnl scionllcls mo
TTE Mont. Scptomhcl l' J‘“ hor-
«eat lires are raging in the mollulnim
Barnum and only a hcuvy rniu
save an enormous amount of tin)-
The cumpcls arc
North of Anaconda :1 fire is 1mm:
n; the timber districts with little pr os
Mitch Iimbcr all
really has been destroyed and it is
d the loss will rcmb into flu-
Tn the timber districts of
”rtliern Montnnn actordlng in ndvic
3138 from Kalispcl, flrcs nro spreading
with terrible rapidity and the dutch of
the finest forests in tho slate Is mcuul
Agent Berndt. of tho stoic dcpnli-
-. mlint is In the. field with u largo lump
of men fighting thc filllncs but lborl-
Ill little hope of staying the lidlaill c of
mFor forty years Dr. Fowler's Fix.
:ti'gci. at Wild Sll'muuhclwry has been c-lu
hummer complnlnl lly seniory dint
gluten blood flux pnin Ill tho stomach
but nsver ycl inlicd to do cvory
oi'" the Agricultural Exhibitions
the next few wccku ugllvul
rswlli bu In prourcss slmui
’ in towns throughout lilo
Following In tho list and distant
e loll-ll which 1bill no hold In Con-
llrooklyu
819 2D: Nnugsiuck, Sept. 23.
. "TEimnford. Supt. ill. Ill. 20: Chill
‘ 4.24: Dunbury Oct 611: mm
' .24: iinl-wllllon. Gobi“; Now
23%; fl
I
l
' on. Sept 24 25: Eunold Out
rbury. Sept 30 out i.
SEN. 23
stirs
4. 95: Wlliimuutlc.
“3‘ 1%.: Zhismh WlMMck .
if; Woioott Oct 12. 3
3 W
halcyon KALAM
. 8'61) lobar iii-an delirium;
slum «mini .oh,
siderntion of the project of assisting
Uncle Sam's wonthcr burcnu in solid-3
lug out notices of the weather till-ough-
‘ out the country through tho rurnl do-
llvcry men.
It has iinuily bluln'docldcli lo mukc
nu cxpcrlmcnt. nnd through tho inflw
ouch. of Congressman ii. .I. illll. ihnl
cxpcrimoni is to he mndc on the. rural
frcc dclivcry routes running from this
city. ‘
if tilc cxpcriulcnt is successful the
plain will bc oxtoudcd to other free
rurui delivery centers in this state
and tilcncc nil (Wi‘l' the country the
radios will bc established.
’i‘hc ucudlng out of tho notions will
bc with lilo usual woulbcr Tings. which
will bu displayed ul'lon i'lii! carrier's
wagon. As ibc wagons go through tho
country the farmers will soc tho flags
and learn the wcnlllcr pl‘obnbilitlos for
tho ncxt twontyfour hours.
The flags uncd will be of two shupcs.
lulc squurc and tho otllcr trianglo. 'i‘hc
squurc lino; is urraugcd lu' four llll’fcr~
out ways. ililll all but ono deal with
rain or fair wcutllcr. "l‘hc triangular
illlu tells about thc tclnpcrutnrc.
'l‘horo lino white square. a blur-
squnrc. bull white and half bluc
l-llllllil'l‘ and n whito squnrc with n
lilill'li souuro in tho confer. 'l‘llo tri»
uulzulnr ling is bluck.
\V‘hcn the white ling is shown it in
(Ill-lites i'nir \vcntbcr and stationary
tcmplvl'llillrc. When this sumo ilnlz is
shown with the triangular ling nbovo
it, tho rclldlng is fair weather, warm-
cr, wholl lill‘ triangular illlu is lli'iOW
it. it moans collicr.
'l'ho blue square moons rulu or snow
and tho Il'luuglc ling nbovc it or bclow
it mcuus ihc sumo in regard to icin-
lllll‘fliIll‘(‘~*‘di)il\’l‘. wurmcl': bclow, cold»
or. The blue niouc moans rain or snow
:illil stutionury tcmpcrniurc.
With the bull billc find buli‘ wliitc
ilyillg from tho wnlzou tllc iurlucr mny
oxpoct local ruin or snow llnd stations
:lry lcmpcrulurc. liul if the block irl~
nuglc is nbovc or below tho lcmpcrn-
iuro clluuucs arc on tho wny.
Lastly. tllcro is lllc white flag with
tho black squnrc In tho cclltcl‘. Tbul
lucnlls n cold \vnvc. If the Inrmcr soon
”10 carricr flying llult ling. he may
know [but a sharp full in il‘li'lllf‘rflilli'l‘
is l‘XIlOl'tl‘ll llllfl ho con prcpnrc for
it.
It is believed that tho use of the.
wcatbcr advices ill this war will be of
izrcnl boneflt to tho furmcrs. It will
lllso lmpuli information ill the lily.
ion as the curricrs start out on ibcir'
i‘nlllf‘s. 'I‘hc cxpcrlmcnl will probullly
bo conlmonccd licxt Wl'flk.
’l‘hat Bridgoport and Filil‘flillii coun~
tr arc to burn tho first trial in tho
country is u grout thing and olliircly
duo in tho cffol'ts of our congrcss-
man.
if you find your duties ulll not nor
mil of your taking the inn months rest
\(III should now at n pleasant summer
rcsort. not it bottle of anon’ 3 iron
Tonic and Inkc it according to dim:
lions. ii bus nil tho good rcsults of u
vacation in tuning up tho systcln and
purifying the blood. and it‘s much
cllonpcr. R, Ti. Pinisted.
TICKET AGENT MARRIED.
Floyd 3. Bell and Miss Ada M. Ferry.
of Danbury. United in Syracuse.
Floyd S. ill-ll, iickot uncut of tho
While Slrocl station. llnnbury nnd
Miss Add M. F‘t'l'i‘y. llnugbtcr of Mr.
null Mrs. Arthur (E. Ferry. of Woosicr
Slrcci. Dnnbury, wore murricll in Syr-
nrusc. N. l'., Wednesday afternoon.
Suptclilbcr llllh. by llll‘ Roy. 0. A. Flilv
loll. pastor of tho il‘irsl llllpilsi.
(lllllrcll.
Mr. llcll and Miss li‘orl-y wont to
'l‘rny, N. Y., two wccks ugll to visit Mr.
licli‘s pnrcnin. ()u chncslllly in «four
puny with lhc incluboru of Mr. Bull's
fumiiy. iilcy visited the New York
ntutc fuir at b‘yrurucu.
lllcu, wlillc tho rust of lllc pnrty “'l-Ili
In tho fair. Mr, Bell null Minn Ferry
look a cab and wore drircn Io llll'
il‘irst T’Inpiisl l‘ln'soungr. wllcrc
lmot wun licll. their fl'lonlls null
family bring Ignorant of tho Iiitlc ro‘
macro that was being courted.
Then they wont In tho Fair Grounds
but had uliuucll the rust of the party
dud roiurnod homo to Tuiluy nlonc.
(in their way" to tho minlsicr'u. their
cub run ovcr n pcdcslrluu. who won for
lunuicly. however. not very badly in
lurml Mr. null Mrs llcli are now on
till r wcddiug tour to Nilifilll‘il and Tm
0n
n i‘cw duys.
i who "Will u
in Syrncusr.
tho pnrty took dinner til. it hotcl. uud
iilc
They Will roturn to linuimry in
, Bi Rolled ' .
Amnndcd “ piiper‘s in the notion
brought to rccovcr from Elizabeth 0
Champion on the bond of Mary E
Wright Smith have been returned to
thc civil common pious court.
Mrs Smith has failed to tum over
to iilli now administrator, Judge C H.
Peck. property worth $3,961.66. belong-
ing to tho estate‘of hor grundmoihor.
Mrs. Esther Sanford. of Illusion.
Ercl'y‘ oli'ort bus .iiccn made by tho
nlllccrs‘lo llnd Mrs. Smith and serve
ilcr with papers, but up to this dutc
Silt‘ lulu ovndcd thc service and hunt
out of the slum. She has refused to
lluswcr nil summons and bus diurognr-
dud thc orllcrs of tho court.
An“ tho result of Mrs. Smith's con-
duct. nu lulloccllf woman with 0 small
colulc will be ruined in'llcr udvnnccli
nqc. Mrs. Champion suys li‘, sun is
cou‘lpcllod to mccl ibc judgement nil
lilc‘clluiiy in. her propcrly will Ilc lost.
Mrs. Champion wcut on Mrs. Smiti's
bond wllcn Mrs Smith was very pic i
mold in (‘.“Illll(il null clinlitnhlc circlcs
llllli hull full (onfilicncc in Mrs. Smith
llllfi cnu Ilurdly bellow- uow ihut Mis
illuilh would Ict llcr bo l'ulucd.
anou's Nerve and Bone Oil will do
all that Is claimed for It. Hero's the
proof. Mrs. Mahala Fields. of Mun
llrukc; Kentucky, on April 22nd said:
‘I bought one bottle of Rumon's Nerve
null Bone Oil from a man last summer
and it Was the best Iinlment 1 over us
god in my life. i am such a sufferer
with coins and swelling in my foot null
ions 1 can hardly go. That is the only
ilnlmcut that ever did me so much
good. One zo-cont bottle took the
swelling out of my feet and logs." R.
if, l’lalstcd. . "
POOR QUALITY OF PEACHES.
Wet Weather has been injurious to
Graph.
Ponchos lll‘c not of on good flavor.
this season. as they have been in sons-
olls of tho past. lrowcrs stoic illzlt
this is owing to too much rain and not
enough sun to rlpcn lllcni crcuiy. it
bus bccll to cool for tho fruit. so lhni
\Vlllll‘ it will bu ripc on ouc sidc~ tilc
slllo not cxpos d in thc sun will have
a group look [1 1d no iiilVOl‘ to it.
Growers from Milford lzuy tilnt llflor
ihv rcccut llcllry ruin. iiic ground, "11'
dcr tbc irons was ('(lVl‘I'l‘li with half
l'lpcucll fruit. bullion from tho lrl‘lcs.
which now Iuys illcrc rolling. fordhcy
u'cl‘c iii no condition in usc for Ilil,“
purposc
it is: cxpcl icd tho ucxl lot of [WHO-ll
ills silippcd to lluglnud by Mr. llulc.
will bc guillclid from Moosc Hill or
illlfllllfi in Scymour Tllcy cxpocl to
. hnw fruit on lboir trl-l-s during.- (lcio
UN". for (be irons with tho liltc fruit,
are \vcll filled with it.
TAKE CARE OF THE STOMACH.
The mun or woman whose digestion
is pcrl‘cct and whose stomach performs
its cvcry function In novcr sick. Ko-
dcl clcnuscs. purifies and swmtens the
doluuch and cures positivoly and nor
gmnuctiy all stolunl ll troubles. indigos-
tion and dyspcpniu. it is the wondcrr
fill i'l‘lllllflif‘lllt'illt‘. tunic that is mnk
int: i-fl runny sick pcnplc wcll and wcnk
lpcoplo strong by removing to their
lbodics oil of the nourishlucnt in illl
mod thcy cnt. Itcv ..I ll. Hollnllny of
liolludny Miss. writos: Kodoi has our
5 «id luc. l connlllcr it tho host rcmcdy
l orol‘ uscd for dyspcnsin and stomach
troublcs. l was givcn up by physic-
iuus. Kodol saved my life. Take it
Tli'tllr mcnls. Clifford Pharmacy. "
TO MANAGE A STOCK FARM.
Conductor C. F. Comatock Secures 2
Thirty Days' Leave of Absence.
Conductor (‘. l~‘. Coululock. of tho
Now York. Now lllli'l‘ll uud llnrtiol‘d
iluiiroud (loulpllny. uiurtcd yusici'dily
on n month's lcnvo of ubscnco from his
duties. and will sound thc. time ill
Stamford, looking after u largo stool;
lurm in that limo. It Is possible lbul
Mr. (lotuslock will dot-idle to pcrlun-
nrntly rcmuln thcrc. He has bccn con-
nected with the railroad company for
several yours. and will bi- greatly miss-
od by the patrons of the road bctwcon
New York and Dunlluly. with whom ho
In verv populnl.
Mr. 1 8 A. P-ipllln. oi‘. Potolo Fla”
under ditto of May 20th 1903. says:
"i’lcuso accept thanks for the worlds:-
fui Ramon' a Liver Pills Ami Tonic Pol
lets it is one 0! the moat wonderful
remedies on lit for what-it Is recom-
mended. l in II ever lulu it and rocom:
mend it to my woods " It costs 251:.
..H Pl hinted. .
Mm
RESCUE!) OFF MILFORD.
”vi—A...
Flahormon on n capsized Bout Taken
Prom‘ Perilous Prndlaameut.
Dr. W. iii. i’ilinoy. of Milford. null his
I son Edward, Friday ulternouu rounded
‘ two. iluhurmon, (icorlzo Jermain Illlll
“Clim‘lt‘fl liotlllnrd from tho top of a can
induct! Jib mill muinaull bout. ‘Kilty
*‘Wost ncnr Chm-ins island. When the
boat capsized Howard was caught un-
dor the main about and was rescued
1min drovrnlnll by bill continuum. 'i‘ilc
‘ 3 icon win-n neon clinging to the sides of
i i'ltui inland Al the
[Acme limo 3_ runny saw tho mun in
, nun diction marlin thrills out out And
ho ovuriurusgglgufi by it fisherman
.‘l‘lmsli in quad lly.
lm.
had ill), or more in deal with it
Tile
Blast
an/aed superior qua/ll};
Mail Orders
Groceries ”1;...
”a ‘j’flcas Illa! must affront.
Arcom soled
Wésiv
Emu? Michigan»
or money refunded.
Promptiy Filled
with .lsll.
Floral «w 'h 9c,
Brand Hams . all)!” flu I 3C
Boneless
° Bacon.
Full Cream Checsc”§“.“.l:‘"“¥“ ‘
, lll'mul, pcr'r ound ...... . ............
A! Record ill'c.’lklni,r Prices
illc quullly 11c gulllnntco lbcl
best.
lllr m~ci vrs .
TOMATOES. cxlln lire lcrscv
bull solid TALK ml IIPC
3 ‘lc.. down
PORN. llorui
NI W I‘li A5. Dillon, cxlll lllillif‘. I \Il CCO'IMII.
I l i\ lune. 1' lb caul.00
l
9c. dmen ...........
‘lc. .. dutcu .....
Pillsbury‘ s XXXK licsi.
l‘ulc l.cuuluc .l.1\:\ lnll Mocha. .
ICOficc (Jill It 'u.‘ :H llnnlllplhul
ilic. pl.1lll\. I
‘ ~-l' xii: iiuc flavor and strrn 'ih
COilCC u lull in Ill ' k ' ’
. y 5” ”d
i“ 12c .
c a- ulur: .II zoo. llrib.
gilcilcr's lillndcc MARMAHDE
‘ liilll'ill lurx ......................
i';ll|c\‘ s .V./llil\IA|.Af|I; I lI\. .331!
I-c.; .‘ ill. 1.2.11 .. ’ZSC‘.
illlinsunsllomc 11ml PRISIRVIR allau- l
hull lilS‘llLlIV. i‘ldgii lunaul. :fell till I
Have you tried this brand? It is easily Illc but Bani sold any-
where. This big cut In price is made to Introduce It to on—
once cuddle savory and dclicious flavor WILL DO Till! EST.
The peerless Floral Brand—— *English enroll--
3kinds~ihe very lat, the very learn, or the
medium fat and lean; per pound .....
Best Canned Vegetables!
urw (ANNFD VlGETAIlLi'Sl NEW I'lIAS. Idgemcre. sifled 1 SUCCOTASII Foliage Brand
3swcci peas. 1 lb. can,
the prices spunk iol I fil" W ”5‘5, inc“ 13.1:crl'l'rlud l STRING limbsi
(‘uplu chcli'eas. l
‘lb con. i'm .dom
brand fancy l .
.‘.'.:'."...i.°.'. 1<.20 ....... «any; 00 l‘u":‘:..liftif.s.ff'.i 'mo
ulw rails. reams. Sliiui can“ “OW-- ‘ lurw ASI'ARAGU‘. Signature"
imfll‘i llunc. cltra lcudu. 'kllklt. ifiils‘cc Itand fancy I lira‘u‘d. vcly iwcylnrgc white
rel I..1vor 'llll. Ill“ cw or llc oru. >11: s. 2,»; ‘ mu
ion. 11oz. I 15 can ‘N-yill’l‘ 11. “95C 29f no.1. 3045
Maine tanning, can. I
liorli inncy NEW ASi'ARAGInbnTll’S. Sigrid~
. tun. lilaudmtlialinc 2 35
....... 0 . i quality. can "Or .1 dz.
iFl Why take chimes on the so.
our calicd best when you «an get iilc known to be
belt at un- snlnc prici- or 1- ll «all 59. bar barrel
New Fresh Cereals, Macaroni Etoi
NEWWIII‘TkSOUTII u now EXTRAU'JAI’ HEAD lNEW smr‘unn er
”(mm ,,,,,, IR 12¢! ull‘r‘. pcr ‘ound ......... SC lpound 31k; 3 315.”.25c
MW \illlii low rlllow utw TAl'iOCA. wari or 5 ..lliw A or mm: or 25
coils MHL.1lb.pkq. l um cavalg‘lfl ........ c ifv‘slkulgllllitll. 332%.. 2 C
MW lliTIlA FANCY NW A A per i 0 D i S
lulu; III ADRICI ‘2... 19C pound built. 3 (on. 25¢ pound package .......... 7c
25c<l
CO oawC‘dll's Delirious Cocoa in glass holiics.
L Link u m; glrcn (ICC With filli'clldS: of hill! pound bolus .......
17cl I
. inlonl" ‘ :ul 3,1 .
, ll‘."f.l.f~i‘.‘ “"‘"‘ .““."‘. m" .;49c§ ii._“2£.f.. ......... ‘32....‘3 63:1
-—-B£ i
I Granulated sugar may??? fl lcrrsnt nonlno sums. s in. box. 33¢;
h li.l'., .. .. .g m rowmsm sums” 23c
cultmr their «on ..- 250‘; 1 lm. c SUGAR“ 19c l
W: are oiluing some my extraordinary bargains In odds and ends oi the
iiucsi Fluils. Vegetables. Olives. Oils cic...ttc
Adams “manta goes with every purchase)
can save. mann’ if what you want happen: to be on the Bargain Counter.
17c
”(1 l
L.“ Butter icnuinc i'llrc E gin lrcamcry
5Tb. Crock. crock free, 2“
$1- 20: lies: i‘ound Prints .........
fdfll New York Stale
_950 nursing ‘IC 1101.. 95C
Eclipse lit lnll.
It). can
1.35M:l "1’21"?“ “"3 75¢ ,
tillnuiéss hslus. Fielzll
3 O
i Teas-41veryspccinlpriccsm introduce l
olr cxccplionll qlmlity —-UUIODE. '
Englisl Ircukflsl. Ceylon oung lly- '
1 sun, (Jul p lwlicr, inpln ltc. ‘
I Fl.luqli.1lll\ 3190¢7~c.qllnlit\ at 50c
‘ SI. 2: quality lit 70c om. llllalltl statgc
l H.013 nullity at 60c 50¢. quality 1t 3 c ?
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32c; 4‘01“ ”in; 8-0: ............. 80C
l
I’curb orange Almond. nuinlcc lemon,
cciclv. llcctlrluc.lilinalnlill,cili\c
I
Til: goods at: pctlcci (the
Prices are cut deep. You
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‘0'. in Ito o.y
A Son m lug ruins. by
:1.-
STRUGK ON LIVE WIRES.
m...“
rm.
New Expsrlencs low In Aaron-lit at
the Orange Fair.
(in Thursday nilnrnoon 'wbllo mull-
log it puruclmto drop at tho mango
il‘nir, Prof. liunlcl lulrncll, lilo noron-
nut, cnmu In coulnct with toingrnph
wires. The Ieril"lillllI‘ was buruml III-
sully from bond to foot, lilo burns,
while not lining dc: p. lining very pain
ful
lio says that while he saw the when
he was unublu to mold thorn, Mill com-
ing down midway boiwoou the poles
was obliged to main.- his, Why on the
when in tho polo before his could do-
sound Ho rum more worn 60 or more
who: in. the. ..igunuh and at first its
3 Aim: of no danger in them. on tho
current used in these wires in so
he found however. that when ‘
flatworm:
fitter ills whole body
illilh cloctriulty. limits I
onus of his fingers and i
the most painful burns
lips. which All; new 7er
W..
DEATH or rssmc A. Hanmucé.
Was One of the Old Conductors for
Consolidated Railroad.
Frunk A. llrrmnncc fur runny ynnra
onc of tho bcst known conductors on
the Consolillutcd ilullronll. dicd yrs:
icrllny at hill rcullloncc. L'lil Congress
sirocl. Bridgeport. ngcd llcvcuty-four
yours and six months. Me In ullrvivud
by his wife null one llnlmlllor. lie was
u member of Trumbull lulllgc. F. Illili
A. M.. of chw Huron, also of the Hm,
ford Division Chudludoru' Association
and of the Frost: Pond Ifuliud Status
Circulation Continuity. in uccordtlnoc
with ills wishes his remains will bu
lubed to Frost; Fund. 1:. i.. (or cromuv
tion. Inning Bridgeport on tho 7 n.
in. train. Wednesday. the train which
no Wall conduct ‘ f for about 25 Years.
About till-lilo ago he was compell-
_ mi in rows train lllity on account at
ilinoss. Ho will one of the most noon.
IDAFPOiNTMEI‘lT.
l7‘or medicine is a fill
hippo, intuit but you don‘t want to
mugs-A strum and break this glands of
. Norwaiil slid
witnt anythiuzin ll lino. _ ‘V a Wasn't
good he wouldnfi be busy. Thut' 5 why
no bellow you'll be suited here.
WA 1.1. PAPER ‘7 ‘
only Artistic designs.
You lino thorn all they ghould he.
PAINTING AND
Pusan undoing.
Wo’rdrud’y to do the work.
WINDOW OHADEQ.
[Any oism'mkn or thickness, to
order.
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ARTISTB' MATERIALS.
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
PICTURE. FRAMING.
We mak‘o It on all.
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87 WASHINGTON STREE'I
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Toiaphom Connection.
“‘2? .. .H. WM. .
fanning Brown
will: and Pant linger.
Pm White Loud ulna liner
' mixed by blind will wool- twléo
1‘an long and caviar double silli-
tone as machinery nixed. Tho
house William Steven! and of
Stephe Wilcox, both on 80th
‘ with street, Wars pointed 8y ion
in this manner ovoi- slaved your: '
Igor Ths'y‘nroltlll good. . ‘
Your house willltnnd in '0“
if i paint it. My once, 53 South
Main street. My ruidonco. II
A Flush
Volvo.
Nolsolau. close: without in or w-
ter hammer. “Has an an
THE IDEAL
votumsrsn "sown. also
LA'rmo noon VALVI.‘
A self adjusting reaauro rectum:
applied to a Flush liVO operand by
direct prosauro. Discharges tho um:
amount at water in the sun. length of
time, regardless of tho hood or our
sure in sorvlco pipe.
See it in operational our display
room.
Hill‘iliiilli Nash
(in. Hull liaiililldWllllSilllil‘
min Grove nix-oat.
uul lilting Wills
N0. 40 WATER STREET.
IODTH NORWALK. OT.
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Gold. Silver. Nickel und Copper
Plum.
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Metal Sim of every donoriptlon.
lim- “va0qu Sign»
hula 9cm. “humility.
Daily Freight Lino
“mull
now runs.
hallway: sun
sum-ii» uranium.
Esisopd City
, Sign?
Norris rims suitors, Pier l3. ‘
East River. Badman 8t, 3 p. m.
» and Genealoglenl Notes.
‘ and
South Namath dds- 3 i
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BEWARE. or OINTMINW won all;
TARRH THAT GQNTAIN
ME RC LIBY l « , ‘~
as mercury will surely destroy lilo
sense of smell and comploteiy‘ derail"
the whole system when enteritis It
through the mucous aurlacea. such
articloil‘ should n’uviir be used oncept
on presoiiptions ilom reputable physi-
cians. as the damage thoy will do in
ion fold to the good you can possibly
d'orlro tram ii an. Hall's Catnrrll
Cure. manufactured by F. J Cheney Al
00. Toledo 0.,‘ contains no mercury
and is taken mummy. acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of‘the system; In buying Hall's Cl!
tarrh Cure be sure you get the south
ine. it is taken internally. and made
in Toledo, Ohio. by F. J «Cheney I: Go.
Testimonials ireo.
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tie
Hall’ 9 Family Pills are the best.
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is your policy correctly written
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The experience of a. quarter of a
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Fin Insulin»,
5 Railroad Place. an, Nat-walk.
W.”
Fire Inouranqo
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There are III many miles of Insur-
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You are undoubtedly pull! for the
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