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URGIIT EXCLUSIVE HOUOI F NIBHlNO OOOJ‘IQNIIN
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Milne oft
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mall
' g iliat this is the time to buy.
SUMMER NECEBSITIEB.
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ii are the acknowledged headquarters for Summer and Porch Furniture,
”celebrated “Old Hickory" make. . '
VFRUITV .iARB—Mason' s. Sun' a and Lightning. quarts plats and half gal-V
'Whito Mountain Refrigerators.
mt, ~
aier Ii‘llters.
Hone. ,.
Porch Swings
Lawn Seats.
Window Screens.
Sprinklers.
CampV‘Stools.
Ovens (all allies).
Manilaliala. ‘ .
F‘ly Killers. ' .
s
' if
Q‘LLY GLASSES, Rubbers for all sizes and styles of jars.
. MANILA HATG, for comfort at the shore or home. 25c. .. . . '
LVOui' prices ergonomic“ the 1011 eat. and our guarantee “your money
if goods are not satisfactory," goes with every purchase whether large
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- inflating purchasers of Pianos or Pianolaa might be interested in learn
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we tiller extreme bargains during July and August.
Verify. this by selling our line and getting our prices,
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an whoa-d balance of stock
They are the 501.: quality
write you to look over our
. lifdf Gents' Underwear in
.tiiehos silt Pit-in, 11 25c
Lliia'a' Swiso Ribbed Lisle v.11.
Seconds of the 250 quality.
“we assortment Ladiea' Vests at
‘ Plain and
‘ hippos Vale and Fania, 8th and
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1 Fire Se él
gngqh‘ partying on a third pi eumior and thoroughly reilsnltli t
QOAk_or‘ the fires of this coin munlty every business day of the year
WQ‘ '3.” recently received at our wharves more than two thousand
to! of ireshly mined anthracite coal which is certainly as nice as
.hythin we ever saw in the fuel line and which we are proud to g
V There is notatoiiof- inferior stock in our yards today:
' yes are by}; It their iowes t for the season.
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North Main and Ann Streets. South Normal/i.
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SUMMER NEEDS, and We are prepared to supply
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LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS.
White Lawns. Help 751: to $3.00.
751: to 83.00. Slightly soiled at half
price.
Lsdles’ Neck Wear In large variety
and attractive atrial. '
Ladies? Home Journal for July. see
west window. at regular price, 101:.
Now-styles Pillow Tap. and Pillow
Cords.
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ald'iotioas
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FREIGHT TRAIN’O GREAT PLUNGE.
Fell 2,000 Feet and Three Engineers.
Fireman and Brake'mon Killed.
CANUN' CITY ‘ ‘Colo; July 10-
Three engines arid twenty ears of a
freight train halve Jumped the Denver
aid ,Rio Uremic truck in the Royal
ergo and plunged into the Arkansas
River a sheer fall of 2000 feet. The
engines have not yet been found. i‘ep
height cars are also missing. The riv
or is very deep and high and the cult.
rent runs at a terrific speed ’i‘ he three
engineers a fireman and a biakeman
have disappeared in the wreck.
"l‘he accident took place near the
hanging bridge in the Royal Gorge.
about six miles east of Canon City 1.
is the mast picturesque railroad spot
in the West. The Gorge is only fifty
feet wide, but the rocks rise pcrpeu
dicularly from the Arkansas fuvcr to
a height of more than a third of a mile.
The freight train was bound call
Two of the engines were "dead." be-
ing drawn along with the cars:- With
out warning the locomotive that, was
furnishing the power jumped the track.
b‘umpeil along on the ties for a few
leopard! tlidii plunged into the abyss.
dragging the other engines and the
rats after it. "We of the ‘ilrenien
jumped; The engineers refused to
leave their posts and fell to certain
death in the torrent. two thousand foot
below. A lil‘akt‘mllll was tiirowu' into
the (forge when the cars run off lhc
track. 'ltic breaking of a coupling
Slin‘ll the ten rcar cars from falling
into the river.
GO PREPARED. «
in preparing for your summer ing
11 little forethought may 11ch y no
end of trouble. Mr. .lohu-H. MealyJ
dry goods merchant. of Hellvlllo, R. 1.
while packing an outfit for camping a
tow weeks on Narragansett Bay. put
in a bottle of (lliuiiibcrluin's Colic.
Cholern and Illui'rhooa Remedy for
emergency use. The second day in
camp hisJittlc boy was taken \vilh
The first dose of this
remedy gave relief and 1111- second dnso
effected a cure. Think ‘of tho pain and
niilferiug this boy would have had to
endure without this remedy at,liaiid to
relieve him. Such cases often result
fatally. For stile by Stillson-Powcli
t‘orp.. Baxter l’hiirnincy, Clifford Phar-
macy. "
NEGROEB DRIVEN FROM TOWN.
> As a Result of Shooting a White Man
in Sour Lake. Texas.
HOUSTON, Ten. July 10*.“ the
result of' the Shooting of Brukeman
Thompson. of Houston. by a negro. yes-
terday morning, nearly all of the ne-
groea have been driven frrim ‘the sour
bake oil~ficlds. Last night tWo camps
of 'negroes, one u the Shoestring ‘dis-
trict of the oil field and the other com
posed’ of contitructlon forces of the
‘ Boathem Pacific. were raided by a mob
of live hundred men. The blocks tied
precipitate! 3' and about 100 shots were
ed at ilfem it is not' known who
titer any of there were tiled of Walnut
ed as the shooting 11'! in thudark»
ness‘. tine of the’Mexiosns in memo
structio‘h‘ sung! find his head bodtéil
into a pulp and will die} '
Proprietors of hotels and restaurants
were 'vliirned last lififlit' to 11116111111111
all negroes in their emplby" at once as
.lhd'y would no longer be tolerated in
that 'lltild Abtlut 26 hegrode remain
in solu- Lake, in‘ost Of “these being
guarded In one of the restaurantl.
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NIGHT WAS H811 TERROR;
"i would cough nEarly’ all' it ht
long'.‘ irrit'es ‘llfl‘s. Cline; Apple‘iid‘fe, of
Alexal‘liii'ih“g ind ,""a‘nd‘ could hardly set
any 'i‘e‘esl [hid clinéhmptldh so‘tidtl
thdt Wffilkell’ a block” Weill - china:
tummy and spit 3111161! no “on
an o ‘in'eiilt‘ifleh' failed. thtiée‘ $1.09
iii”! more 'New memory
hoM' his 1110' him Pgflllliid M
‘. prunes." 11's ssssisteidgusi‘siiteos to ‘,
me Coughs Colds be
common as
. $111511
Grippe Broil
. Wildl'hdtl'
to provide federal buildifl'
‘ in
, over in o‘rtioii‘to inch her.
Lu!!! Trbit ;
ilVAIThumqa
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As s‘ a in... south on and
i A uoiraiiaii cos-1.1
VlOTQR J y lily-The
steamer owe'rs bMingliu details of
. "WWW“!!! disasters which 019ch-
off the Australian coast, and in
Edith iBeii'. ’ila a'f'dfillif' of trainendods
- los 11 June. Brief tints have been
§rfli lif‘tiioleh
itli with Cup.
on. en route
Rt l’irlo w li lumber. and of the lilti-
meeting of‘ he‘ (forth nil“ bulk C. if.
Wstjen. iiuth‘ vessels were king over-
dll
ghe Edith struck i'reef off Now Cal-
edbnlii and her crew oft in two boats,
one with Captain Erie-ll and eleven
men and the other with the mute and
eight men Ti H! capfalh' 11 met was up:
seen at or they left the v1 el. in we
prilVllll 119111 ‘for fourteen Th?
other bout whit at so. of; t ydi‘iyu am
the tibipvi'reclted ineii“ 1111‘ men iir'oat
privatioii‘s On the eighth day they
sighted the Wnticn froniV New York to
.Yoitohtifnh. ‘
The Wheel had been cuilkiit in a fur-
- ions riclonri. which rendered her al-
most a domplete wreck. 'f‘viuuty thous-
and cases 0111110111111. find be h thrown
or nevi-n-
ly-tdx days! 11 Wstjo'n partly drifted
and partly sailed With the hasil‘tfdhoo
of jury mastii finally reaching Ynl'e' is.
kind of! the roast or New Guinea
when the E itbs crew wan taken to
Australian! w'lie the Wuijefi‘i-i people
remained with their vessel. hoping to
get her to Australia for repnlis. The
Edith 'brolte in Vhaivcs lifter striking
the reef.
The NorWe effluu bark Lolita run on n
reef in the Fiji group and was a total
loss The crew virus savod.'I'h1- steam
miller lllaroot wan wiorlted on the
Aiistrslian coast. after losing her proé
ucllor. The‘ crew was saved. The
Wench bark Admiral Ct>1'|iln.whll-h
was damaged on a rel-l“ off New ('ulo-
deals. and was east iiilrlft by the
steamer St.Loula.v.'lii1h rnii short of
fuel after towing her a thousand miles.
“as found In a disabled ioniiiiion. fif-
tv miles off Sydney. and towed to the
port
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~"I owe my whole life 10 Burdock
lliood Ilitters.‘Scrofuloua sores covered
my body. l seemed beyond cure. if.
it. B. has made me a perfectly um]
woman." Mrs Charles liittlon iler—
villo, Mich, ~
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ENTERTAINING THE PRESIDENT.
Mr am It :1 1101111 or loan sur
moons and Philoiopher.
(il’snail “Al 1.. 1.. July 10 l'rcs‘i
dent Roosevelt in the guest today of
his "guide philosopher and mind
John huh-ought ibii’poo‘t naturalist
utWest Park Ulster County N Y.
Acconipniiiod by Mrs iiooeevolt the
president left Sakatndro Hill last night
boarded the naval yet-ill Sylplv and
ktartcd for Welt Park. So carefully
guarded were the plane for the trip
that not or en the officers of the secret
service were informed. None of the
Quiet-rs accompanied tho. protiticnt.
Mr. Burroughs Occupied ‘u quaint
home at We“ Put ’ 'Hudsoh "riv-
or above Poughltee n the flyiplt
it is' about nine hum'zrnn from Saga
more Hill The prehldcnt was ‘cxpe‘cl-
ed to lurid at West Park early this mor-
ning and pass the time won-mnem-
i'oughs until 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
The return ‘trip‘ to Sakamorh ‘Hlil will
be made ‘vrltuout stop‘. "i‘he president
and Mrs Rooueiclt will probably be
home before midnight
Mr Buriooghs accompanied ‘ the
president on his tour of the Yellow-
stone Park last spring and for some
time it has been the president‘ a desire
to visit his friend quietly in his own
home 1 V . V
WANTS DESCRIPTION OF WOODS.
SAN RAFAEL (‘al., Jilly Ill—«Ills-
iiiit Attorney Boyd of Marin 'county,
has received“ a telegram from Police
Superintendent Quirk of Philadelphia
asking that a description of Dr John
Donald Woods be forwarded to him.
it has been learned that lhe'b‘ody of
Colonel b‘est was prepared in the os-
tablishmeiit of un undertaker by Cor
oner Sawyer. but Sawyer claimed that
his deputy Mlllllitn Word did the chi-
bsiming. ‘ Ward milliliter! hiiVIng latt-
en. out certain organs but just? what
ones he would not my. He also all-
inittcd that he inp‘oseii of these or
sand by throwln them into ii sewer.
He filled the cavities with silwiiust
‘—£———.——.—L——¢—-
new KIND 61-“ Lite lNSURANCE.
For twenty-five cents you can insure
yourself Illa mum 1’ againfl’fliy [or-
icon results from an attack 0111111111
compliilnt‘ sorts the nix-1.111. meat 1.
That is the‘ prié of a battle of 'Oh‘a-
bei‘lhlii‘s Dolls. 1 ho‘iera 'ilhd' Diarrhoea
Remedy.” 'a memento that can always
be depended open even in the most se-
vere and all pro n cos a. lit pal-
iy lVvalunnie’ it»? 11511.11. and 98%Ita.
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neared with w ter and sweet
seed t‘ls‘ teal!“ slit*'to"t lei“
edy has relieved‘ifior'e diff thitl'iny
other preeminent: “it: d. “‘18 ‘1
most sure. to bene'eueu Meteors shitsL
mer‘ls‘dverl" 3119 ii now;"‘ll‘or 'ssl'e fly
stumped-wen corp? Butir Phh‘fr.
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filer ,todayhfiwae
.. 03:6 Millie
$311.3
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‘ V lawman in Worm
ee iii-dilemma! sad 1
that? millilréate 1%?
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rs. Frankiiah
hermit tiarif
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' Chief Trumpeter at ytil“:e
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6011 frosts 6amp drdors
Continued fro Fir t? e.
.. m .. t 9‘
V. Organizations will pitch tlicli
rcupcctlvc camps on ui'rlval at lilti
State Military Rendezvous on Monday.
No canvas for enlisted men will be
pitched before. except for non-commis-
sioned stuff officers aud‘cooks.
VI. Major Ebenezer ’Hill. .lr. l. S.
A. PI, sun 0. 0.; Brigade. ill hereby tic-
tallcd 1111 Acting Brigade Commissary.
In addition to his other duties. Vit‘o Mn-
ior James K. Croft" absent on leave.
Vii. Commanding ollicers will order
their rcapcc'tiui commlssiiry officers
ropimuntnl toilinilssury sergeants, and
cooks to report to the Acting Commis-
snry General for duty at the State Mili-
tiiry Rendezvous. Saturday. August 'ith.
between i and 1 o‘clock p. in. Company
buttery itnd corps commanders will fur-
hisli their cooks with orders pursuant
hereto. 1111b cook iipOn reporting
will present auch article to the Acting
Commissary General. Pay for the ox-
tra duty‘wiil’ be carried on the pay-roll.
llpon arrhiil of the troops, lifetiiiny. tho
(‘ommiiiiisry officers. non commission-
cii officers and cooks heroin mentioned
will report to their respective coin-
lllitlltii‘l‘ti
Vlll. lleqnisltlont‘i on the Acting
dinirtermustrr-G choral for transporta-
tion of iromis. 11mm and baziruite
must be made before July zlith:'for
clothing and equipment before July
2151; and on the Acting-(Jolilniissury-
general for rations. on or before Aurt-
uut iltli’. Officers will provide their own
subsistence. Bagkligo will be limited
to two company cheats for ouch lnt‘un
113v company and platoon of artillery:
one cheat fln' ouch machine gun and
kigiiil’l corps section. and one vnlinc or
small trunk for each officer. Trans
portniion for field and staff horses will
be allowed from brigade and regimen
l!il headquarters. and for battery and
ruvslry horses from organisation bond-
qual‘totll.‘
ix; Pay rolls completed and signed
in strict accordance with law and rogu-
lutions must he delivered at Adju-
tant-tiencriil‘s office in comp before 10
o'clock ll. tn.. Saturday. Animist 15th.
X. Commanding otlicurs will be bold
responsible for roxnpt roll-calls at rcv-
ville. the prose cc iif‘a comniislenod
ofiit-or at the line through the entire
cull. thorough morning politing of
streets and quarters and sick formii
lions at first sound of assembly; they
“ill see that lights are out of trips and
1 ill turn «hit at night til the slightest
d‘inoi dcr enforcing quiet and discipline.
and placing in arrest any soldlei or civ
iiiiln vloln‘lng the good order of the
camp.
Xi. Separate rcgliiiciitiil iind but-
to ry guards will be nialhlflllictl.i’1)HlS
of the giinid will he cstiibiishdd at in n-
trul headquarters and the gate. The
tuiihtersign and parole for till guards
will be! given out from brigade heati-
quarters
XII. Captain Robert G. Mitchell.
Aid-‘tfe-Cnmo is hereby detailed as
Commander of the Guard for general
to his other duties
XIII. mommy and huckiitering‘ on
the camp are forbidden, and fireworks
and lilumihalifins are prohibited ex-
.1 cpl that regimental commandant may
permit lllhrhhiutidns iii their respective
tamlli! Friday night more taps.
x11’.ifcgltncntlil oillce'rs of the day
will ('auso tpol cs details to thoroughly
police their erupt mornings before
nine and afternoon hetere' four o'clock.
specially the these dose and sinks and
urounds ai‘Ou 1’! them Cocks will po-
lice thei ni 11111 Vicinity” of their
01193.0 cc of the guard will see
that hrii Hunters and vicinity 'are
kept c refiflly policed.“ Regimental
quarter'a stc'gfi Will accompany officers
Inupectl uriel' s. ‘
xv The Modléiii Director. surgeons
and rnsshiiiun ,sur‘gfiops will make fre-
qnéfit lfispeoi on 001! supplies. dia-
cpddi'lbhli.
o ctr re.
‘ fl? “ Tkii‘ chhima'nding officer of
,Batth . A illi'oause this gun to be fired
at f? éliie .
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1e ‘. and truth ters to the
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‘ FRIDAY. JULY to. 1903. '
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1 ‘ Bridgeport Advertisements.
headquarters and the gate. in addition ‘
posdi‘ oflgnfbagit. "and general 'tt‘anitnr‘y ’
porting daily" to their com- ‘
as: Win 1111611 11) prom =
$1111 111111113.
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fin.
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The store will close at live o'clock every afternoon.
except Saturday. through July and August.
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BLACK WASH FABRICS.
Often the remark, is, heard front some woman, "I wish
.4
I had a stylish a‘nd pretty thin black gown for hot weath-
H
er.
1 i ‘
Now right here we will say in reply that we have an
absolutely complete collpct‘io
in. black. It is an immense an
able and dressy black gown.
n of summer Wash Fabrics
tisfaction to have a comfort-
It requires no washing. and
if it becomes musscd and ru mpicd,can easily be pressed
and cotm: out fresh as new. The thin, filmy muslins either
plain or fancy are of an exqui
We invite a personal inspecti on. .
India Linen. 12% to 25 cts.
French Batiste. 19 to 35 cts.
French Lawn. 25 to 75 cts.
Moussclinc dc Sole.
25 to 50 cts.
Victoria Lawn.
12";
French Organdic.
ref/2 to 75 cts.
Embroidered Swiss.
so to 60 cts.
19 to 35 cts.
Inihc Upholstery Store 1
Curtain Samples 1 1.3 yards 1
badly. but we propose to do
cts each.
A small lot of Irish Poin
that were 59 cts. to be close
Seycraipdd iots,of, Amer
birth. and Tambour Muslin C
to 25 cts.
Basket Cheviot.
site quality and fast black. ;
Mcrccrized Brilliant. .
.1 35 and 39 cts.
Dimity. 12V; to 25 cts.
Silk Moussclinc, 25 to 50 cts.
Dotted Swiss. I 5 to 75 cts.
Lace Nainsook. 1,
12V; to 35 cts. l
Persian Lawn. 15 to 25 cts. i
Striped Lawn, 12% to, 50 cts.
Fancy Pique, 15 to :15 cts.
Linen Etamine, 39 cts.
Mesh Linen. 39 cts.
W'_ r.
here are a few of those Lace
0111;. They were 18 Cid orig-
sc them out at half»pricc, 9
t Samples I 1-3 yards long
d out at 42 cts ca‘ch. -
icon Lace, Irish Point. Ara-
urtoins at special pf'lCC '.
Crcionric Couch,Covcrs. fringed all the way round,
were $1.50. special $1.15.
Oriental Couch Covers. i
ringed. $1.50 each.
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The preserving and frui
t canning season is at hand.
and the House Furnishing St orc has everything conven-
ient for the task.
Fruit Jars. Mason Quarts, 60 cts pcr doz.
Pints
50 cts per doz.
Lightning. Quarts. 98 cts per doz.
Pin is.
Half-pi nts.
go cts per doz.
80 cts per doz.
jelly Tumblers. 25 and 30 cts per doz.
Preserving, Kettles in blue and white, and gray enam-
el were of every sire andVVvari
SOFIA NEWS i8 REASSURlNG.
CONSTANTINOPLF July 10. —-()Ill-
clai news rcttivcd from Sofia yester-
day \\ as mom reassuring.
has abandoned her intention of reln- i
in Hospital today
fortinr. lici troops on the frontier.
91y.
@ 'Etfabflflzg
l eov DIED oF INJURIES.
NEW YORK. July Iii.——Morrla
iKrtinips. aged nine. who was shot in
Bulgaria the calf of the icy on the Fourth of
died of his wound in Bellevue
the
July.
l).i\' id Moi i is
diplomatic circles a calm view of the ten learn old Ind who did the shooting
situation is now iakcn.’ and it is be-
Moved the storm has passed away.
LORD MAYOR GAVE A LUNCHEON
LONDON. July 10. “mm
Samuel gave a iiiniheou at the Man-
hon been aricstcd
STEAMER KOREA BOYCOTTED.
litinuhlll U .iuly iti—-—lhe Chinese
Mnyor residents of this oily have ordered a
boycott on the steamer Korea plying
slon House here today in honor of ‘Reur between the mainland and the Orient,
Admiral Cotton and the other officers for refusing
of'tlie United States European squad-
ron .
the Chinese- Americans
permission to visit the vessel while at
little port,
av gap- Ao—v
i no esteem
Norwalk Chronicler