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March to the Oil Mi.
PARIB May t—~Kins Edward latt
ill-'M station on hit
llrs hermit soon had”
the accl:m::lod or an t?
of people The ceremonies st hi?” mad-
lesty’s departure Vere on the some
elaborate and. spoctpculsr scale as on
his arrival here..LProsidont Lou at
in a state coach called at the Dr lull
embassy and drove the King through
the avenues on both sides of which
troops and large crowds were massed
His majesty wore the uniform of a.
in a c‘srripge follow ]
ing that at the king and the president
were Premier Combos
Minister Delcasse the latter wearing
for the first time the grand cross of the
Victorian Order bestowed upon him
yestetday by King Edward.
There was a continuous roar of “Viva
La lioi. " along the route through the
Avenue De Marigy.
exsndore. to the Esplanade Des Inva-
The station was aumptuousiy
decorated with crimson and gold hanil
lugs. and the British and French ctfl»
The bands of the Republican
Guard stationed on the platform play-
ed God Save the King." at the o
ment' s of his majesty' a departure
Ilnal adieus were cordial. the king and
President Loubet holding a long and
intimate farewell conversation.
the Kine saluted the oflicers bowed
and smiled to the cheering crowd. on
tered the train and departed for Char-
bourg where a French squadron is
awaiting to render him farewell hon-
British admiral.
.nouls lilapasitipn
. Rey. W. W. T. fluncan's pre-
”W the First Methodist Episcopal
hilt night. Mr. Duncan said:
ition at St. Louis. which
ly opened on Thursday of
line a significance beyond
“Wins; Seawall-ad
Mil-ache and Paul in,
mltluusllam. Gout "'de
Klimt”, stops Getting “P
over the Pont Al-
d an opportunity for sight
r the observation of our
and mechanical
competitors may examine
mass of the poo-
and leave With the com-
usioo thpt they have under-
reopen, but it serves
no indor. of an import-
' , client of a hundred years
b::‘_‘50 CENT. A .01
' ‘1“! associates-so or ”I.
it ucarcms co cu" ‘ :.”-.'===
fuTtt to. bed and burns with serpentine Ina:
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. THE OLlFFORD PHARMACY
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sldentlal incumbency
pd In the year
of- what is now the
and what was then
a Louisiana. Territory was
y our government from the
tidied all the country from
’ to th hb Rocky. Moun-
“iron: the British border on
smith to the Ciulf of Mex-
purchase under the direc-
whs made at a cost
EMPEROR REVIEWED 26.000 MEN.
In Home Today
Picturesque Scene
Made by Brilliantly Uniformed
o
BREACH OF CONTRACT.
ROME May 4 —Owiiig to the recent
ta 0 Ma i a r
8 mi rd in Como “m of We to n heavy ruins, the military review
_.._..__.._.— ._
iii“. for the latest
miles. and Ides s in Wall Paper
here is the placate sea It.
M An Ila hat Illicit:
of the best artists and careful instru-
iacttirers. The prices are within
Special Pdfts in 6060 Furniture! " °' _.__
‘ ‘ S.xth Avenue. ZIsi *snt. -sd
Wit ‘01 “MSW filial“. Haiti“ Reaping Houses. Clubhouses cliurially given. m u '0 0“”.
0 . ' ,l P . n all Stud”.
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u 75~h:ulptiysit|¢00-D|h settroom At 15.004qgnrsy's 5.?an H ’4, suhr $30010. IIASS am. 0 Picture ENE"-
9. suit. in» ms bad; bureau with timahcd rialllJ. .1 piccm:l.mh- ' how '00‘0 ‘9 "it“ l‘°“- "1 0 .
bevel piste minor. \h cc large dram-rt ly polished trams. coy-.ei -d In tiamistt. {ACTH " feetznd ¢Rl¢eilb “but“. II
n .4. many tie—m Oak sec- 'At Recularl moo. man - can N 00 A55 "'30. ‘ Painters' lies.
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top. full the bed” harr'ru wit . swci. tea rramd.‘ toured in \Liotti. lovi- Wh heavy irlndle. In 3 inland i In! Artists' Materials,
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W; “a“ . , ,_ , Enema ed iron Beds! 1°“
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sm‘oo spl‘a Bedroom Suit. Episcu: 0
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couch h'n s patent self opzner. ‘ t I.“ CS
ttaa bcopensd without removal AT 3 75<.0Mltii91 0N HIRE”. mods
feluflfly ”‘75; highly fiontthc wall The coiorln i In later of I re rot-up an: ti ~
snarled colors of denim .......... :exsclslorcea gs: cotton on allsidet top and ' ,
polished quartered oak , bottom; and up in isncystrtps itching. ate . l
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Emperor William‘ 3 honor today did not
occur on the regular parade ground.
but took place at Ceatocolle,
large plain five miles from this city. a
spot stretching to the
(‘ampagna Romans and near the rain-
The troops numbered
Emperor William
tall ion dollars, but so vast
tilt the” mterrltory secured that the ac-
er here has been computed
when: only two and one half
, This Idvanteges secured to this
oil by the purchase were great he-
“ Not only was land
echred to furnish more than
it great states. not only was the
command of the Mississippi—the
or of Waters—granted the United
. not only was the city of New
cans thrown in. as it were to bal-
, ‘the harfain, but more than all
came to the United States was the
he of a departure which occurred
en France left a position of prox-
to the United States. and gave
lion practical command of the
Garrett Stack, of Stamofrd.
suit against. Mayer Brothers and Com
party. of Cincinnati. Ohio. to recover
for alleged breach of contract.
case is among the new ones retained
to the civil common pleas court tot
ed punctuate
about 25,000 men.
recalled the fact that on the same field
he had rcvlcwod 00.000 men with the
late Kim: Humbert.
Notwithstanding the distance (lcn~
tor-cite is from Rome it was estimated
that 100.000 persons gathered to wit.-
llcss the magnificent spectacle.
two sovereigns, the two German prin.
t-es. Crown l’rinccl‘redcrlck William
and Prince Eitcl
princes and their suits and 300 oilicers
in lnlllinnt uniforms.
sparkling in the sun formed a brilliant
The plaintiff claims that the defen-
dants entered into a contract
him on January 1,
was agreed that ho was to act as the
company’s agent for the sale of wines
and liquors in the New England states.
It. was understood that, ho was to de-
vote his whole time to the agency alld
was to receive in return a commission
of twelve anti a half per cent. and an
advance of $50 a month.
"Mr. Stack says he went to work on
January 1 and claims to have done a
good business. He gives a iist'of the
firms he sold to and
were John B. Su'liivan. _
. ; id. J. Mailoy, who purchased
Patrick Moritz-lacy who
took. $8i.38. all of Bridgeport.
Stack then goes on to complain
that the firm only advanced him the
Silo in January and
that In the llliddlc of Api‘ll
any further notice they told him that
his services would be dispensed with
He says he has been
daliiaged to the amount of ".000.
1903, iii which it
and four ltailan
is.
its great addresses Were delivered
the day of dedication of the exposi-
“ton, one by President Roosevelt and
it: other by ex-Prcsident Cleveland.
"1 o speeches. were not well heard, ow—
of the crowd that made
the audience. and the confusion that
In view of the fact that
printed addrelki‘s are hot attractive to
flip average newspaper reader and in
:view of the merit of the addresses
1 ourselves, we make a reference to
Queen lielcna witncscd the review
from a. slate carriage
and the other incinbcrs of the royal
and imperial
part ics wcrt-
'l‘llc l‘jflinllOllil showed great lute-lest
iu the hearing of the troops. and high-
ly comcnded the famous Hrngoli regi-
m the future. BAD ACClDENT lN DETRiOT.
a main point of the presltient' s an
dire s was that the form of government
.whlch' We enjoy today, and whose com-
‘ “ti n of centralization and local in-
nuance has been followed by the
' '1'th nations in their colonial
as a thin: essentially new in
ya when our fathers attempted
howtid that whatever of piece-
any furnished was only in the
of discouragement.
and independence had so get-
‘better or federatldn that her
became practically distinct
in, Rome. on the other hand
lilhdhor xoVernrnent that in-
ouifered. Our fathers. how-
the experiment again and
7 nfonning new states with
0 stills dependence as the old, and
fit «out dependence upon a cen
meat. Upon the success or
Inthls direction depended
Ml! the stability of the United
Iovemmani. Failure at this
waffltorlal acquisition 0
The closing paragraphs
{phould be read by all
»« earned by the school
for recitation on.
are an excellent
resident's persistent conviction
rsctor is of infinitely more
than is success uWe
Victims of Pan-American Flyer Being
,——“Neglected colds make fat grave—
l')r. Wood's Norway Pine Syr-
up helps men and women to a happy.
vigorous old age.
—J—_—-———e—-————-—
CAMP WOODBINE QUARTERS.
, Mich. May i-All but
cursioalsts, in-
eGrand Trunk
from Chicago
three of the Polish
lured last night when
Pan- American Flyer
plowed through a crowd of Polish ex-
curslcnlsts are ropor
well at the various
body of a nine year old boy was. early.
today identified as Stanley Orazhoake.
There are still at the morgue unident-
ified bodies of a young wornan. a man
and a boy about fourteen years old.
At Grace Hospital Joe Shafrsaski
and a man whose name has not yet
been loomed, are in a serious condition
At St. Marys Hospital a we
man supposed to be Mrs Anna Obi
ties, of Toledo. is in a critical condi-
One of the moat pathetic incl-
dent of the accident was the fate of
the Orszkolake family of Toledo four
members of which stein the Red Cross 0 .,
Hospital, while the fifth. little Stanley. . 0
lies dead in Money's morgue '
i
pares mat. CL0‘9ho sv LO¢KQUT .
.BALLBTON N Y.;; flay 4~Thsi per
mill at theNsiiiind F
.Paper Company of New York and cw
Haven, was shut Mn by a lookout ‘
today. Last Thursday Superintendent
Rooney was waited upon by" s commit-
tee of employees who notified Lino; a
dfor an increase of ill paid,p
today as doing
inspection Made of New Home. Char.
emu sl. ... .... ..
Charles island. off Milford,
center of unusual activity at this time
for a force of workmen are at present
engaged in making preparations for its
occupancy by the members of
Camp Woodbine Association.
This organization is comprised of
some of the best~known citizens
Bridgeport and has for years had head-
quarters at Port Jefferson.
the purchase of the camp site there
by a syndicate of metropolitan capital-
ists. however, it was necessary to find
a new location and after much discus-
sion Charles island was determined
upon as an ideal spot.
The steamer Victor, now running on
the Port Jefferson line has been char-
bored and several of the members
went to the old camp yesterday and re-
moved the tents and ether "parapheru
nailso to Charles island. , .
The house which has graced Char-
les island for years is being entirely
renovated and among other improve-
ments on arteslnn well has been sunk.
Water was struck at a depth of twelve
1.._ 5‘.
A
.u‘
were great haca'use the
red in them had mighty
if we must make the new
by showing these same
0 We must insist upon cour.
commutation; upon hsrdihood.
‘ li'tyin resources. We
defiant: abhorrence of cruelty,
tun-rumba in public and
Cleveland delivered an
‘ ther worthy of the neon-
nted out Jefferson's orl~
to the panelists.
a garment“ na
*isr'eference of t e dues-
”momma; himself ,
c on. and devoid ots
wonid have an:
a des-
p; 25...?
it this moversct.
ss
Wright t:
which would use Kodol
as excupt‘i'iy lob;
: how the revolt arm in not
tedOotpri-h of the ”Bushnell.
what you coir—lashes
sweet. .
u .
z‘hg‘?“ ”manna“ m coma: a, “the ity, up“ (or this ssh. m round .
area would then he has. mowing:
many I W'
Rooney dismantled the rescued! flat»
When the m oppose
odatthoin {”quan mam:
on; he told them thsthe
the advances.3
It is proposed to convert the lowerwi
portion of the house into a spacious
dining hall and the members will coh-
tinue to use tents for sleeping quar-
ters in order to derive all of the bane-
iits of an out door life. ~
Last season the camp association
purchased a power launch and this
will he used to convey the members to «
had from the mainland as soon as the
season opens.
. TH! «Jim's.
Recent eaperllah‘ts by practical .
tests and examination with the aid or ,
tonisch is not a
disease of Itself but that it results
“in!“ . .
My indigestion?”
to orders by the
.0““. --
m..
the grind! the rail.
sign-H mm or Larissa smite
LOWELL. Moan. slay sr—Ths eon-
,TSIWCnre
Dyspepsia Care is caring thous-
pulls. it will care you of indigestion ,
and prevent or care ‘
gotta! M
mulls oath! am
Telephone at house. “-1. t
Upholstery Comforts 0» Summer Homcsl 00 mfdthmwm
Great Bargains in Cutiahisl Fringed Window Shades! ;
suitors so - 0
We have just consummated a purchase of 20.000 pairs oi nsw Nottinr- spring “not: "‘m '2; {{fl‘y‘fiufflngfgfl ' ,
ham Curtains on such terms that we can and do quote prices low er than gasket gig: out“ while. cm- olltc and
have ever been quoted on similar goods. These Curtains ccme In drop
v 1 i h solar at one. 25C
patterns. The quantities aresmsll~bui from 2 to 24 pairs of s pat "y w“ “a "c """"""" ""
3"?" 131% Civil"— ‘pl‘ix‘l ‘;I‘Isang;:“;:t;s"egg? “'10:: ‘htggm‘g‘cge‘ BOBBlNE‘iBolblbjgng—c‘lfieffiteiimnu art 1
bargains in Nottingham lace Curtains! ‘ir'l‘€"'%'£§€:§.2}';ti'{i:a‘d".'3‘C’i.”i.'.'2f i _
C“: 48c staunch:Hit-.99:150 4’0““ ‘ "' “ ‘0“ . our: ‘
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Scriln Curtains.§:ii"lo‘."148£il New Nottingham Lace Goodsi Furniture Coverings, Draperies, ' ' PP."
and Zinc.
s i C tsln be I Summai Curtains. S stint in t. , .
Titre: hi‘is oic'tigii'srsiuorit slit 5. wide {06, ‘5. a"; pain“ 2 ’ lawsuit» film! 9.
C, 5c, 0:, 25C. vraoiu vt’mltfl Minimal“; «Erin hen‘v
codes. tassel titan: pantomime arel'i
y lo; 15‘ n cs c an mm: u g a:
quilt Verona Ve' ours. 50 inches wide: mil
‘3 “1““ “Lu", phat. vhf, rexuiayrly at $225 and :0. <0 cl yard? 91'
‘1”? -AIM C“! m .. m, mmfi‘ ‘: ieilent ‘iorm lurnllurc rover ups. ‘ 25
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our I'll“ er pair. worth Si 00th: ulhw qtla‘ljllyé sdo inah'cs wide‘; usually 40c. 39c
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RUffkd “Bull Curtainsl6 made on line infllsh Boob st with remix: GOBEUN TAPESTRV Rona ar “$2 25; ‘ ‘ai
“yards lung—three very spocldivaiurs at, cages and into Inn. [a pair is , Xynm spectator. yszid.. .
so South imp amen.
south Wilt, cuss.
‘ Telephone. 187-3
the wry s Iprlm59 of. per , . n; audit w ithe rnauystisy hcior- a value Good In TA EST v.. ,
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sacccoucucovrss wlilbal stopcorcucovras willrr st. cocoons covtss willhe spetlfilphylgd .
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the Coztt m parchmyént iiaed,o edpbund full weight cm. i Canned C stables i;§‘$iéi‘l“£§ , 9 .
tons. insuring cleanliness, etc The prime event of the i efirfeuiorhfie'tgiagagx Will.“ gags: with
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to 55 to the pound. 80- . 10 pounds ......... » reunions—s a s . H unsung”, Brand. e" 3
These Prunes are so [perfectly cured that we .usnatre uncy Jersey scii slit. this ”Hit 1510:: g It» an. “1.15 2 The ”Ella: 00“ MUMMDM We
thsni to nap in pertsrt conditionthe entire Sumnier girl-‘2“ {"9 fits ii at L30 ”:1;- 900”“ s e l as “out: at: the first to give ob? Da-
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matador-1s ..cs r a “‘1" Wkly. cxu
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, ' iiltlacom-M ‘pig ham: un- 3::..,',":...‘.'_',‘:,,l.’3:: ~ 1.510 unshapa'is- Luxury because we intent it will li‘o‘ millilite-
? 'rihs Floral am .only the c‘u-oas “.03, hm Mum“ gig" "““Y "I’ 1;; tory. You ca'n't beat our cool or our
lint denim: 3 It in. _ Ala; , mice!
; 'ttioiid gassed calls} in
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. sreaifcred in Hill A Onot ills
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with @1014 guilty.
trodii Mix "(a .
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agents: on can let live
price par p6 ‘
noon—Ar rs cairn se ‘ecitd high Rur- 131/2: 33%?“ cc?'d'oilff.e.f a.
Better buy now while its cheapest.
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our our grade tfinvery 02‘s.}; gangsta: :25 and sampling. Dos‘i tabs this greatest bellman oi the my.
our best with soonlud' ' ‘ '
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