do you suffer with a hot kitchen when you can have a cool and comfort.
Sibld one by using II "I’etteotiou" llluo l-‘lamo t)il Stove at a very smell
cost. ’Ino "Peticction" is the. ONLY blue iliiiiie stove equipped with II PAT-
“;INT CRATE which PREVENTS FLUIDS BOILING over liito tiic burners.
We Kuorantoe It SMOKEIJIISB and ()DOIILESS and to give perfect. stills-
t‘lotlon. TWO BURNER QTOVEB. $6.00.
We have other liluc Names at $5.00.
Ovens, Broilers, Toasters and iI‘on-liciiters. All sizes.
. . 4 . . .
fits WHITE MOUNTAIN "GRAND" REFRIGERATOR ill positively
' . the ONLY thoroughly cieanablo itefrigerator'made; every part is removable.
and every corner can be easily cleansed.
box has the patent "MAINE’ ICE CRATE,
tion of cold dry air and uses 25 percent
orator. Over one million in use t200 of which are in our own town).
Mountain soft wood Refrigerators and ice Chests, from $3.75 up.
No wood exposed Inside. Every
which gives it a perfect circula-
lcss ice titan any other itefrlg-
White
The Ferris Lawn Swing, made of hard wood and bolted together, in 2
sizes.
Single. seats 2 people; and dotiblc scats -i people.
’4 Lawn Sellecs and Seals. Camp Chairs and
Mowers. Croquet feet, Cream lI‘r'eezeIs Waite
Screens and Screen Doors.
Stools, Lawn
Coolers and Filters, Window
Hammocks,
Do not forget that we have the largest, and most complete stock of sum-
mer FiIrnItnro’eaet of New York, and at prices no other house attempts.
Money back is the best guarantee we can offer.
Pianos bought, sold and exchanged. Full liiic of new and second hand
instruments always in stock.
W S. STURTEVANT
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS.
North Main and Ann Streets. Soot/i Nor’itmllz.
J
DecoratiOn Day
As the National Holiday comes on Saturday this ycar_ We will endeavor
to make Friday the trade day of the w III-k and will not open on Saturday.
LADIES' WHITE SKIRTS,
500 to 33.00. '
Lac'e or Embroidery Trimmed,
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS.
50c and 750.
i'ercale and Lawn.
LADIES' WHITE WAISTS,
$1.00 to $3.98.
Lawn ahd Batiste.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR,
2 for 25:; also 25:.
Ladies' and Children‘s.
LADIES' FABRIC GLOVES.
LADIES KID GLOVES.
LADIES' TOP COLLARS.
LADIES“ LINEN'COLLARS.
SUMMER HOSIERY,
2 for 25¢; also 25c.
Lace and Drop-Stitch.
orman 8:- son
5.4 Washington St. South Notwallt
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Coal Our Specuilty.
t'. We are. doing more business In coal than ever before ,
at this season. IYOU ought to be thinking abOIit it, too.
and have a proper ainonnt laid in for next winter—you'll
need it.‘ We" would like to have your’ order, and we'll do
it up right'for'you. Atty coal that‘s good enough for us to
sell far-“good enough to guarantee—and we‘ll do that too.
No. 2 Nut at 8.3 Is a fast seller.
Sewer Pipe Fertilizers. iirick Cement.
Reasonable goods at reasonable prices.
J ohm H. Ferris,
HARRINGTON am; lira . soum NORWALK.
'Ive from bar» as; his
Archaic: to 9!! correct «I! that-bags!) guaranteed
with“ film.
W
' A handkerchief.
‘k
- uncut-n harsh ioeleotnnl'flislr
Menu mat Sam“
"at...
Powder i
ll“ llS mild
ComfortsI
I In. SKIN .
n
Indol- t‘inn ‘
different sud
' immeasurably
superior to ,
talcum putvdaxs
Ind lotions
Itching. Chafing. Sceldlna. Sunburn.
Nettie llssh. hires. lepies. “binds.
After Shaving. Tender feet. Offensive
Body OMS. sod led Sores.
A Perfectly Ideal Baby Powder.
AIM. ”matte. lac" mot pm. rm.
comfort Powder 00.. "aurora. ct.
WANTS osoIAaIITiousnsuswsn
President Moycr Makes His Annual
Report to Miners.
DENVER. Colo. May 2II.--~—’i‘hc an-
nual report of President Charles Moy-
or, to the convention of Western iI‘eII-
motion of Miners. now iii session hcrc
recommends a renewal of the declara-
tions of the convention of last year, in
favor of Socialism and independent po.
lltlcai action. Referring to the sec
ilcmctit of the Anthracite Coal Mincrs‘
strike by arbitration. Mr. MoyI-r said:
“Catt the leader of this army of “NIH
cxpect to hold his organization iiitnct
when he advises tiiciii III continue II
policy which offers nothing for the fit-
turII-but strife IIIIII Ilcstitution, anti
commends tiic findings of II lloard of
Arbitration selected by the representa-
tives of capital. which binds the chains
of slavery more securely round his
membership and deprives them even
of the privileges of appealing to their
masters for a period of three years?
John Mitchell need not be surprised
should his membership turn tlicii' fuc-
cs lo the West. seeking Iiililintion \\'llli’
organizations which have sent out
their messages to tile world, that. as
labor produces all wealth. sncli Wt'illlll
belongs to the producer thereof." i
{\lr. Illoycr urged lltc convention to;
spccify II date for establishing a uni
\IIIsIIl cight hout Ilny lliriinuliout Us
IInIIIc juilsdlc lion.
Monarl it over
pIIin. llnriis. cuts.
sprains. stings. lnstnnl relief. lir.
’l‘lionnis's liclcclric Ull. At any drug
store. i
I
DUFFY KNOCKED OUT FERNS.
LOUISVILLE. Ky.. Mayzll-I—iliibc
lI‘IIrns, who called himself file while
wclter-wciulit champion. went down in
tlt‘ft'lil last night before Martin litit‘l'y.
of Chicago, The IIIIIII met before the
Louisville Athletic Club :it It! pounds.
Duffy scored a clean knockout shortly
after the beginning of Illt‘ thirteenth
iIutnil of what had pi'ovcn one of the
fastest Ililllls II\III' MW" in lAHIl3\'l“l'.
The men travelled at n swift pace.
lI‘criIs being willing to lake It long
chance to land a knockout. llis punch»
cs were always dangerous. but llutl'y
lliltl the better of It on the III-l'cnsivc
tactics, and IIII even break on the of
fcnsivo game. The t‘hicago iniIIi'H
cleverness In blockiutz nnil footwork
told. and he won strictly on his IllI‘II
its. The light wns a clean t‘llt‘. llutli
men were badly battered III the end.
GENERAL REYES VINDICATED.
MEXICO CITY. May 29—» The chum-
ber of deputies, after II hearing on the
Impeaciting prm-ecdiugs against lcu-
ernl Bernardo llcycs, governor of the
state of Neuvo Leon. by unanimous
vote. dismissed the proceedings. and;
tiencrni limos was ftiliy vindictttcfid
'ilie impeachment w as sought in I'-llli ;
nection with a coinbai with the min c
and citizens on Apiil 2d at Montetm.
the Iapital of the state of Nuevo Leon
during a demonstiation of supportcis
. of the candidate who opposed General
Reyes for governor of the. state iii
which am oiIIl persons were killed. The
iiistigators of the impeachment pr-o
cecdings charged tlIat the thing was
done by otder of General Reyes.
GIRL DEAD BY ROADSIDE. .
COLLINGWOOI), 0nt.. May '.".l~~v-‘
lleriha Gloria Whelsn. thirteen yearsj
old. has been found dead by the road-
side neat here. The child had been
shot in the head and instantly killed
not hot own,
bound around IIIII head as if an suit .
tempt had been made to bind up the:
wound bv the poison who fired the
shot. Het clothing was undisturbed
and her schoolbooks were fennd close
by. it is believed the shooting was ac- ,
cideutal and the person who fired the
shot fled upon finding that the child
was dead.
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BUILDING FOR SPANISH GAMES.
NEW YORK May 2Il——(Irounil otii
which is to be erected a flitltltlti jai-
Alai court has been bought ndjolnlnx
the Cathedral of St; John the Divine on ;
Morningside Heights. by a Spanish
syndicate, in which some of the pro-5
moters of the Havana game are said
to be interested. The price paid wrist
"50.000. The building. It is sold, will‘
have a seating capacity of 1.000. Re—
sides the court for the game there will
be R restaurant and refreshment
rooms, and it is probable that facili-
ties for other games will be provided.
CHAMBERLAIN'S STOMACH AND
LIVER TABLETS BETTER THAN
PILLS.
The question has been na.kod In
what way‘aro Chamberlain's a‘E‘Stnmach
and Liver “blots superior to pills?
Ourronmr: is—Ji‘hoy are easier and
mom pleasant to tale-p inom gentle
and mild in their action and more re-
liable. as they can than he depend»-
ed span. Then they cleanse and Ir
vim the stomach and leave the
towels to s nstnrsl condition: while
mfsottsiflollovsd hymns
Doormat!
. . against the
' been made by the llrotliei'lioud of ltilliI
‘ employer is not of the type which will
' as the examiner says. three out «It the.
fdisease. not excepting l'OllSllml'lllm
‘your urine yourself,
AGAINOT BYMPATHETIC STRIKES.
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmsn Go
on Record as Opposed to Them.
liiIlNVI-Jll. Miiy Zitw'I‘lIII llrst.posl~
the declaration of ii lnrlzc lniioII body
sympathetic strike has
way 'i'IIIIIIInien now In National (ton-
Iculiuu in this city. it was made III
the llll'lll of a resolution which iIIIIIeiv-
.III unanimous approval by the III-ic—
gates based upon sentiments t‘xpl'ess-
ed in the annual address which liispiiI.
ed the resolution and which \\'|Icn tit-
Il‘l't'tl by the tirnnd Master aroused
ringing cheers of approval front those
present. was as follows:
“The question of Its ability to pro-
tect its working agreements i. now II
prominent factor in determining the
icsponsihility of a labor organization
that represents euiployIIs in making an
tlt'lttnut'ment that Is acceptable to them
and shrinks from responsibilitv when
Individuals or rivals disturb the “WIN“
l‘Itl rcltitltms between cniployes and
command confidence III our progressive
civilization and the enlightened trend
of the rclu'ions bctwccn capital anti
labor.
"Willie Ill” question of the protection
of the labor contract is in its ini‘IIit4
I‘_\'_ education of the great mass of the
unionists along these lllll*.~ i- necessar-
ll_\' slow. still WII predict Illtll we shall
sec the little when we will regard the
contract brciikci'. whether it member
Ir non-member. with us much cun-
tt-Inpt as We now do the III-nit."
III the beneficial or insurance Ile-
pIirtmcnt. the losses by IIcIItli and dis-
ability that werc paid amounted to
51.070. 790 (if these claims 1.078 were
for deaths and 178 for Iiisnbilityhu
Illllil (ll Limit.
Reports of other grand IitllIcrs inivc
liccti received and accepted.
STRUCK 0N SHOVELFUL SHOAL.
Schooner Helena Maud Receives ch~
erai Holes and Filled with Water.
(TliA'i‘IlAhi, Mass, May 39 -As the
result of II niiscnlcuintion on the purl
oi’ the captain. thc iwo~mhsthl
schooner Ilclena Maud. from New this-
tlc, N. It. for New York, with It cargo
(If llllll‘ struck on Shovclful Shoal car-
ly today. The vessel stove MIi't‘l'Ill
holes in her hull nltd filled with “tilt‘l‘.
The captain and crew were taken oil
by Captain I\t'l|y and his men of the
Monomoy Point life saving station. it
is thought Illt' vessel probably will he
a total loss,
’I‘Iic llclcnu hluud I-lczit'cIl .
Newcastle on May lfitli llIIt com .
Inundcrlt :ipt; iln ’l‘rI nlioltu it was st It i
I-d today had not had quI h cvpcr wine
in navigiitton Illllll 'ilI I34 'I' burn its to
New York, and just Iil'lci' :1 o‘clock this“
morning when the vessel was stillinII
fast oil the wind. slIII struck with great '
force on the shoal.
front
Willi-r III-gnu toi
pour into the hold and signals for as I
sislttnce were sent up, The MouoinIIyI
liliI savers saw the rockct4 and put-l
ting out. rescued the crew. When
they left the vessel was pounding buid‘
" and it sec incd ltkc III that she would not
to pieces ’iiic llt‘ltllil \land “as of
II.“ tons IIindI-u .Ilic was not insui i
cd btit IIII caigo \\ r4
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GOULDS SHEEP DROWNED
l"l)ltl‘ \‘l' .\.\‘lI|Ntl’Itt.\'. .\l. Iv 2'I-~—l
fly stupidity or trenclicty fill the pait'li
IIl' laborers employed on the farm oil
Ilowai'd tiIItild. neat this place a pot
tion of a flock of Initizibii imported
sliccp were drowned ’l‘uIIsIlii). ilic
.‘IlilltIl‘illlt‘lltlt‘lll of tlitI i’III'in directcd?
sonic lIflllllll laborers in drive tiicl
sheep down to the buy to wash Illl'lll.l
preparatory to their being sliciIII-d i
"llieic were about thirty imported
sheep in the iloIk. Refine the idle
Inuit Ictirncd uh: It tliIII wIciI doing tlIII'
Italians Ill"tl\(‘ lllc slicc -p off the e mi of'
the dot u into deep wIaIcI loin were?
4aved and eight weie drowned. 'l‘hert
was a strike recently among the laboi '
crs employed on Mi (lould‘ s place and
it is belieyed by many that the drown 1
ing of the slice p was Intentional
t
Wt.
IIIIIIIII Dams trio i
. coll.
. lines IIIII down and tlilrty~two miles of
Alcoholic Kidney Remedic.
Much to Blame.
Greatest Stress on Urine
lest by Insurance.
mm.- I
‘ 'll‘t‘.‘ i!“
Tile ovct'whclniing demand for Kltl- ;
DON-Wort 'I'Itblets over that for all
other kidney remedies iit all the large
ding slotcs shows that kidney stiffer .
ers haIe. wuked up to the git-tit danger!
of taking liquid I'IeInIdiIIs that contain
alcohol.
Ask any one who has attempted :iuI
insurance IIxaiuiiiIitiI n. and he. willl
tcll yoti that the urtIaII‘st possible
stress is laid on the urine examination.
if one‘s "kidneys are against lIInI."t
persons refused. lie is a bud risk.
And it is not surprisiuiz when the
monthly death reports of New England-
ciiies give kidney troubles as account-
able for more fatalities titan any other
Before trying for insurance. test.
And at any time. if at Iili suspicious
of your Itidncvs. satisfy yourself of
their condition Nothing easiei. Put
some morning mine. in a bottle.ch it
stand twenty four Ihmirs. if a reddisbI
sediment settles nttho bottom or the
urine is cloudy or milky. your kidneys
are «doomed. IIYou should lose no time
in makinl them well. .
Nothing can'be more suicidal at such
a‘ time than to tak any liquid remedy
that this alcohol a cd to enable lt~tb
keep. KidneyIWoet Tablet“: the one
remedy that may be taken with per~
feet assurance that it millallls no trace
of alcohol or mineral drugs.
The Tablets will positively euro that
frequent desire to urinate. pains In
“about. sides. [en unit over the kid.
”in availing of the feet and ankles,
retention 0! urine. scolding lists in the
Indoor Nofifln‘ tin bed. and such
. ncsdtiy.
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iofllc this place the flood losses at thiec
I . .
.t'l'fllis ill that \icinity Itie total
.‘ot‘ the Chamber of commerce of Scat-
10 CENTS APACHE!
Lemon NY.
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THREE MASTER IS MISSING.
William Booth
Owners Anxiety.
NEW LONDON. May 20» 'l‘lic Ilt'-\'
llii'cc ninsletl schooner William llootli
sailed from Norfolk. Hi. It week ago
last ’l‘httrsdity with a cargo of coal for
Snco Me. I'p to date she has not
been reported and her New London
Invncis Ili't' waiting to hear just how
nutcii cool site can carry. ilcr long
trip is not worrying lict' owners, for
titc winds on the coast for the past two
weeks llill‘l‘ been light and variable.
While speaking about the poor sail-
ing weather today, It well known ship
Schooner Causing
owner said that Ii schooner loaded
with intiibcr for hi. it, .\lcllonaid at
Mystic IiIid Hillt'll from Brunswick,
(la, 323-tltl\"s ago and had not been I'c
ported. She is probably wallowint:
around in calin weathct‘ sonicwbci'c oil
the coast. Schonucr lltiu'nt'd ll. I’IIck.
has been lying at i-‘ctnIinIIinti. iI'la.. tor
Illl‘ last two weeks with It catuo Ill
lunibcr waiting toi wind to sail iioith
SUICIDE IN THE WOODS.
Body of art Unknown Woman Found at
Whitneyvdlc.
.\'lIJ\\' HAVEN. Mny '..'!l.IIl"l't‘tlt‘ilt'iI
luckei'niun. it wood cutter of iianIIII-Ii.
found the body of an unknown woman
in II Ie woods in \\'liitncy\il|c. late yes
teidiiy Iit‘-'.tiinoun The woman appar
IIntly committed suicide by taking Ii
l.iri.I,c quantity of Ililor'oi'oiiu. A half
pint llIlIIlI‘ “llll h I oiitiiinc d the poison
“astound IiIIzII the body. After an II.\
IIminatlIIn tlic medical examiner said
that the woman undiuibtcdly died \"f'llI
THEFT OF ELECTRIC CURRENT.
t‘lllt'.\(‘.t)_ Muy 'l'lic quest of
theft III the electric IIuI'rIint nus trIInl-
III] at the closing session of the that
Iention of the National Iiicctric Liulit
\ssot‘iatiou, ("harm-s \vI-I’II made that
the largest and most II-spIIIIltIlIIc firms
\'-‘lilt‘ll use electricity oflcn IIIIIIII tlic
closest watching to prevent them from
tiIiIIpIIt‘iuIz, with wires and inctcrs tor
the purpose of IIIItIIiImI. power for
\\lllt'll they do not pay. Robert L.
“Hill“. of Chicago. rIIaIl II paper on IIIII
f~IlIIjIIcL Ulllct‘l‘s \vIIl'II I'lt'l'll‘tl as fol
It... _
liws President. I‘lmt'lcs 'i‘. Edgar.
\‘IIw York: vicc~presidcnts. H. Liver»
niorc. Winona, Mind; .i. W. Licb. .lr.
New \‘oiii; secretary and treasurer,
ll. iiIiyis. \\'i|ll:Itnspot't. I’;i.; assist
ant treasurer ll. I‘illitins. New York;
I\c'-cuti\« cniuiuittce. i._ .\. lI‘I-i'uusiui,
t'hicttgo; linriy liottoiuly. II‘IIII ilivct‘,
Mass and .\|c\iInder how, iioslon.
BIG LOSSES DUE TO FLOODS.
I.. IiilllII‘. H 'I‘.. May 21I.-—-Uiiirial
iIIpoits from .\nudarko to 'lcriitoiial
T'ht I‘(‘.
no trains (l\('l the iIiisco.
t‘ boc law. II} n'id Iinil .\uadIIi ko IinIi Ilock
l:- luntl iliitlinuds in that vicinity for
tcn oi inIuc days. lI‘IiIni liobnrt tltc
IIHIlllltlltI of losses is placed at $500.-
.\li tI-lcnhone Iiiid telegraph
tunes that of any former war.
will be
like ltuck Island trucks are out between
ilIIliIirI. ill'tl .-\niiIi:iIIko. The Rock is-
:zuzd loss at lloburt is 325.0000 and the
lI‘risco's $illl.tltlll. ’i‘lIII wheat: and out
l'aii~
a result of the terrific hail-
. terms.
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N0 LICENSE IN BREMERTON.
SEATTLE, Mtiy 29.—Aftcr a coil-
fciI-ncc between the special committee
tie the Mayor and Councilman of lire.-
moi-ton and Commandant Uleackcr oi
Illu Navy lard the following telegram
has been sent to Secrelnr \' Moody:
“Secretary of the. Navy. Washington.
”We the mayoi and IIII the members
of the city council of Bienieiton. do
hereby Iigice that no licenses shall be
issued foi any saloon on streets lead
ing front the wharf in Bremerton to
the cast gate of the navy yard and
that. if the navy department requests
no iii-I :I..44II shall be i sued foI illl\ s:-I
loop in the town of ilrcnic rton duIinI:
our term of ofllce, '
HARDWARE FIRMS c... isOLIDATE.
NE W HIII'I‘AIN May Lit -»'l‘liurc is a
movement on foot hero to consolidate
the principal hardware factories in
this city Into one gigantic concern,
practically in Itself a hardware trust.
The nucleus of this .big combination
will be the American Hardware Coni-
patiy. Other concerns which are ex-
pected to join are the Stanley works.
the Stanley Rule and Level Company.
the Loaders. Frai'y & Clary Company.
and North 6‘; Judd. These establish-
ments, if united. will practically "con-
trol the hardware trade of the country.
SAVED A IOY’B LIFE.
ford. Del.. says: “Brasilian Balm sav-
ed my boy'eItllfe. He began just like
him a few doses. Ho quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right In. the morn-
HOSPITAL VISITING IOARD
The ladies visiting board of the Nor-
walk flannel Association will hold its
reg-miserably nesting Rood-y June
’FRIDAY.MAY :9. 1903.
Bridgeport Advertisements.
Bridgeport Advertisements. |
THE D. M. READ CO.
Established I 857.
Slol‘c closed Saturday all day.
FLAGS FOR DISPLAY AND PARADE.
Memorial Day is at hand and business will be sus-
pended for the purpose of paying honor to the memory of
the brave men who gave their lives for the American Flag.
We have made it possible for those requiring Flags.
to obtain them here. and we have a large stock. every var-
iety at the very lowest prices.
Muslin Flags mounted on sticks from
to 25 cts. each. ‘
Cotton Bunting Flags. mounted and unmounted.
to $1.00 each.
Scwcd Cotton Bunting Flags. sizes. 4x6. 5x8. and 8x12.
Standard Bunting Flags scwcd throughout and finish-
5 cts. a dozen
10
cts.
cd in first class manner. sizes.
2x5 5x5 SKI.)
3x5 6x3 on15
4x6 5x19 i2xt8
All iii regulation sizes and full count of stars.
Silk Flags. large and small. 2'43 inches and 3x5 Icct.
with all intermediate sizes.
High grade Flags at the lowest prices possible to 0b-
tain‘thcm.
PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS.
We are offering the finest line of Parasols shown in
many a season. The Coaching Parasols in. white silk with
ruffles or hemstitchcd hems are very dainty. There are ex-
ceedingly neat black and white combinations. and some
strikingly attractive styles in red and navy blue. Pongees
and linen colors are great favorites. and come in a variety
of styles
An especial lot of Coaching Parasols at the following
maiked reductions: $2.0.) Parasol: for $x.r.:i.
$3.33 i’arasols for $2..)O.
$4.00 Paratzals for $3.00.
$5.529 Prrasels for $3.50.
Sun Umbrellas at all prices Icon: $1on to $3.50.
Children‘s Parasols from 25 cis. to $1.50. a splendid
assortment.
SALE OF FANCY SILKS.
[II this sale are embraced a lot of light weight Silks
that were bought for trimming purposes. There are about
fifteen styles. Persian figures. Roman Stripes. Printed Jap-
anese Silks. and polka dottc Il eiiccts in stripes and all~ov-
cr patterns. Originally thosc Silks were 39 and 50 cts.
Now all are to go at 19 cts. a yard.
Till? I). M. Ili‘Il) COMPANY.
Bridgeport, Conn.
STORIES OF NEGRO SLAVERY.
hitix'l‘titihllilli‘. AIII.. May 2:».
The investigation into the cul‘orccd
slIIVIIi‘y of Iiccrocs in this state ycs-
tcrdzty developed one death from illv
tIIIII and pulled up so as to leave it
barely possible for her tees to reach
tlic niountl. The woman died two
days lflll'l'. l-‘roin l’ructt. II livcrynian
of (loud Watt-r. was arrested, cliai'g
Mrs. Captain H. IHubbard.oIMil--
the one. we lost with cheap. We gave ,
Ins." l-‘or sale by a. ll, l‘laistcd. t4. '
ll, Baxter. and The Clifford Phar4
mflt'V “
Mum-Wunhucmiom- 1. stamp..- maintain the last-
Mdus ”Wm Him” nor... l dents-abet “MS
treatment unit the arrest of an uncut.
who is .‘Itt‘llM‘ll of plotting to sell Itc-
grmc: llllii lIItIllti‘jt \\'llllt‘*i:~v‘.\' lIt'IIII't‘
tlic l-‘c-III r: i| tiiiind .lury testified Illii‘
death resulted from the punishment
uccordcd II negro woman. accused iii~
being l‘t‘llt‘lllllllli and because she could
not pile for burning the brush cut by It
IlliZi‘ll :lxclllcn. was laid zit-toss II it):
and given It”! lashes.
a rebellious spirit her hands \Icte tied
and the rope thrown over the limb III' II
Still Iliov. iuL'
t‘il \villI coiisiiir- Icy to sell Iiil Moody.
a :icuro to ..l \\ I'Iicc.
FURIOUS FIGHT OF FOUR ROUNDS
I UR'I I .\'\l)‘ UIII_. May .2”q Ioc \‘lal
cott. of Boston, clltilliploil welter-
wcight of the world wont'ft‘om "Mys—
tcrions iiilly" Smith. of lPontland, af-
ter four rounds of furious fighting last
night. Smith's >ti‘llllll5 threw up the
sponge. Smith claimed to have brok-
cu his left hand in the third round.
Megalithic Repti‘rallonforét; l ‘
st aims thefoodatvih
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PremolcsDigcslion .Clrerful- .
ness andllest .Conlains neither .
Opium. Morphine noi- Mineral.
. Nor NAnc one.
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ness and Lessor Suite.
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