.UMMER NE QEOBITIEB.
White Mountain Refrigerators.
Crochet
' Wbtbr Filters.
Hood .
Porch Swings.
Lawn Seats. ‘
Window Screen
Sprinklers.
Camp Stools.
Ovens (all sizes).
Manila Hats.
Fly Killers.
Oil Stove.
Are the acknowledged headquarters for Summer and Porch Furniture,
.oi the celebrated "Old Hickory” male.
lbw—Mason's, Sun's and idgbtnins. quarts, plats and half gai-
I ’ l-Wdlng purchasers of Pianos or Pianolas might be interested to learn
ml this is the time to buy.
Whittier extreme bargains during July and August,
Vfilly this by seeing ortr film and getting our prices.
. cOMPLe're' some runmbnmoe.
North diamond Arm Streets. 50th Norton“.
' UNDERWEAR.
Willem weenie“ balance of eteek
N‘Mfi“ shirts and DreWere. to
9" ’ they are the 50c quality.
of windetili
lee invite you'to look over our
It “belt of (how Underwear in
euro 'él‘ts. notes and Stain, In the
fund
Lottie- own. so». Lleie Veete .
17o. Seconds ef the 26c quality.
urge assortment Ladies’ Vesta at
. ..tew and see.
OfilM‘li’I'i Untflrwear. Plain and
ibM‘.,\tdlltu and Pants, atom and
LADIES’ smut WAISTD.
White Lawns. from 75c to 03.00.
75c to 03.00.
price.
and attractive Ifylee.
weat window. at regular price. too.
Gerda.
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flieyejtr. We have recently resolved at our wharvel i
_ ‘ than tv'vo thousand tons of freshly mined anthra-
te coal. which is certainly as nice as anything we ever saw
the Millie. amivvhich we» are prondto send out. There
ho; a toll of inferior stock in our yards today. Prices are p
: oilb at their lowest for the season.
Em. atom and NH'E,$6.25 per ton.
N0. 3‘ NUT, 35.
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A sample line of Shirt Waiete, value
Slightly soiled at half
. Ladlee' Neck Wear in large variety
Ladtee‘ Home Journal for July, see
New~ alylee Pillow Tap. and Pillow
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WW| it?“ it i”! (in II in I ..
0ee letile ef 0r. Kennedy's New
elleiee. (lei earl Meet
Ia‘i'i‘tattii‘t.!..1l.8epi.l.fm.
Gentlemen:
[we is so remarkable. that Iv
tell you l.e'bout it. I admit haul
ill [I L. '0
iriud
Woffi...i ii
”any hint Angus t. I bought. e
botole {Oat-cure Solvent” Dr. Kannada
studio-ice.
wtbeenablotogol'
at my M beige 1“ ”r ”23V
“me t|_ limit... on a “tail.
my.
ever ’ainco. bangel—pure Bolventhao“l done more
in me in a month than all the doctors did
in. 90 yearnont and i don‘t complete of the
0 A Marina Focus.
WrihtotheOeLomeoompen penumnedy
Bow. Randomll . 1.. Int s
Doria NOI-
been. up
one
ever iive'do in indent. Dtaiily of kings
his new
“like
cured I‘
1.1““... and be sure. you
mild-6. Cal-om
only in 31. 00 bottles.
NOTED HORSE TI-liEF DEAD.
Dies from Wounds Received While
Trying to Escape.
RUTLAND. Vt., July lii~ltufus
Young. considered by the police as the
most accomplished horse thief in New
England. who Monday was captured
near Arlington, after a hot pursuit by
a posse undei Sheriff Wilson and after
a battle in which Young was wound—
ed. died iii the jail here yesterday A
bullet fired by one of the poses iodscd
in Young‘s abdomen causing a fatal
result. although the. man also was hurt
in jumping from a carriage in which
he had been driving and before he
was shot Young was about sixty-six
years old. More than two-thirds of his
Iifo had been spent to Confinement us
the result of conviction for horse stonl~
lug. Bennington county outcluls soy
that ho had been responsible for thc
_ theft of at least scv outy- t-lw horses In
this state New l’,ork and Massachu-
setts. Most of the animals wire never
rocovcrod. He recently oscupcd from
Jail and almost immediately there was
a rovIVal of horse stealing in tho vi-
clnity.
NEW KIND OF LIFE INSURANCE.
l-‘or twenty-five cents you can Insure
yourselt and family against any ser-
Ious results how an attack of bowel
complaint during the summer months.
That. is the price of a bottle of Cham-
berlaln' s Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy a medicine that can always
be depended upon even in the most se-
vere and dangerous cases. it Is equal-
ly valuable for children and adults.
When reduced with water and sweet-
ened it Is pleasant to take. This rem-
edy has relieved more pain than any
other medicine In the world. it is al-
most auto to be needed hetero the aunt-
.Ieor is over. Buy it now. For sale by
Sililtlon- Rotten Corp" Baxter Phil?"
Clifford Pbar. ‘ - ' "
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SUMMEN HOME DESTROYED.
tiling During Storm
Last Ni t—Loes $100..000
NEW LON N. Conn.. July i5—
ltoc klawu. one of the finest summer
hotness in this part of the country. the
residence of Mrs. Lindley Hoffman
Chopin. forum] of Springfield, Moss.
and daughter of hief Justice Andrews
of New York. w struck by lightning.
at 8: 30 o'cIoI It not evening. and total-
ly destroyed. The house, a handsome
villa of more than thirty rooms. was
situated on the Sound at Great Neck
In the town of Waterford. where there
is no fire department and no iirofllght-
log, appliances.
nly a young son and daughter of
Mrs; Chopin besides the servants. were
at home A small portion of the costly
furnishings was saved by removal The
loss is estimated at 0100 000.
00 PREPARED.
i‘ .fu preparing for your. summer outing
b5 little orethougbt may save you no
end at trouble. Mr John H. Manly a
Struck by “3|"
dry goods merchant. of Bolivilie. it. i..
'wlrlie packing an outfit for cunning a
few weeks on Narragansett Bay. put
in a bottle of Chumberieluhi Colic.
Choiero and Diarrhoea Remedy for
Memes-gong. use.
comp his little boy was talus with
loramp colic The first dolls of this
I remedy neuronal and the second dose
et'fectedj. cure. This): of the pain-3nd
eateries this boy would bevelled. to
endure without this remedy It heed to
relieve him. Such cases omen result
saintly. For sale by sullen-Powell
Corn. Beater Pharmacy. Glitter-d Phar-
i many. . ‘
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allfiiuDEN MAN MISSING.
MERIDEN. July Iii—Chief Van Nos-
trandmf the pudendum-uncut, Ion-
tfay sent out notices to cities ofi the
state eating for informationregerdlag
the manhunt: I! William .W. Hall»
hue been missing since June I. flan.
cook's like believes that her hueband
may use. been billed for Its unident-
beve left his home had heinotcbeeil
temporarily Insane. The full: is de-
scribed as being to yoateeld weighing
The second day in .
V 'oook, of this city. I former. employe'of .
the marines Brain and Reed Co who
:30 pounds with a smooth fees, florid 7°"
Negro Nert'e I boxes New York
ANY N Y.. .lni l6.—- —-'i‘ile quluk
ml a u tr shell! et Comckte
yesterday tornado prevented the
lynching of Jamgulfitile‘. e faineteeui
~o Milo. g rout ummel
hmt J.. who yesterday morning
near New Bait -
saluted Emma ,‘p eleven
3:3". daughtsro! e‘pb e.e fam-
hef' ‘ ve-yeanold
aged twelve.
tag. The child‘ w
sister
as pt I"1 am roadside III
to long woods between New Baltimore
and t‘oxsackio a its from home,
when Little uccosi thein asking for
something to eat. e liobdeil girl
went to bet home but r lumber was
not there and returning to lIcI com
pardons, she found the negro dl‘llitsiliz
Emma Cole into the woods. i-lhe ran
to her aid and the negro pulled out a
handful of her hair. She then ran
away With the little Cole girl. scream
log for help while Little dragged his
victim Into the wood! ’snd assaulted
her then esc‘eplng etto'r threatening
her with death if she moved. Her
father and neighbors met the 0mm
coining home. and at once orgsnlzed u
party to scour the Woods.
A description of the negro was sent
to nearby towns. and an hour later
he was captured on the rellroad track
near Coxsitclrle lie confessed the as.
unit and was locked up. In the mean
win 9 news of the capture reached New
BIII imore. end u look of lab enraged
farmers started for (loxuackie, aug-
mented by a large number of striking
mouldere and river men. all frankly
vowing their intention to lynch the no
gro.
Yesterday was the strikers' “benefit
day" In Coxsacltic and the town was
crowded. Threats of lynching were in
the air and every tr In added to the
crowd Deputy 8 it! Sumner Van
bum realizing that the coming of
iarkness would menu the. breakin of
the flimsy local lockup and the yin cut
death of his prisoner smuggled the no
gm out and took him down the river
on the boat to Catskill, where there Is
a well built jail
The Cole child is seriously Injured
but may recover. Her father and the
neighboring farmers are III a terrlbio
stoic of excitement and but for the
deputy' s quick action would certainly
have lynched the negro
IIIitlc. III his confession fully corrob
oratcd the story told by the children.
Little. who was removed to Cat-
.Iltiii for fear that the mob would
lynch him was taken from the Cat-
slIiil jail at 7: 28 o'clock this morn~
ing put aboard a bout bound for New
Baltimore. The purpose of the re-
moval was the arraignment of the
prisoner before II local justice The
negro was an abject wreck through
four although he was guarded by up
espmlaily strong sheriff's posse In
anticipation of trouble. ,
At New Baltimore a mob composed
of farmers. striking Inoldors from
Coxsuckle and boat hands had gather-
ed. Among them was Joseph (.‘oie.
the father of the eleven ycIir old girl
Isssulted. Cole was in an excited state
and us the bout. docked. drew II revol-
vor lie was quickly alburmed by De-
puty She it! Of id w o'aucceedod in
printing lrh. he palms tyne fatten
safely to the Juli. Justice of the Peace
Joel Nelson. refusing to begin his ex‘
:Iminutlon until counsel wus present.
Attorneys from Cocsuckie will go there
today or tomorrow. The i’nvoruhle
condition of the assaulted child is
somewhat alloying the excitement at-
hougb there is still danger of an out-
break. . y.
—Yenrs of suffering relieved in a
night. Itching piles y id at once to
the curative properties 1 Doen's Oint~
ment. Never fails. At any drug store
Ill cents
EXCHANGE COMMISSION.
BERLIN, July 15~The United
States International Exchange Com-
mission errlved here yesterday even-
ing from The Hague and was received
today by the under secretary for for.
high nilnirs. Dr, von Munbiberg. The
German. newspapers have hitherto
manifested very lit-tie interest In the
commission. All the expressions on
tho anhlect Indicate the belief that the
Agnejcan propositions are lmpracilc-
a re
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ing if you are billet!“ it don't. lt’rwxm’
acme-eh.
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Are lion Lily?
if you fluid haveihke happi-
ness of health. with the elastic
step and clear bright akin, set
your digestive urgent: and liver
right by using
Puwsn
Sold Everywhere. in boxes We. and 30.
season an Mutt, N. J.. noose
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‘eauit on Mayor's Daughter.
RED BANK. N. 1.. July lb——The
home of Mayor 0. id. Davis wes enter
ed early yesterday by Thomas Thomas
tonne 'l‘lIomas Duuul. a nouro excon'
vict,.wiw, alter robbing the house.,.oll
tempted un consult on Miss Grace Da
via. the mayor's thugbter. ’l'ho negrt
escaped iron the house but was
caught with on accomplice. to lift
barn. Both were committed by a ins
lice to the county jail at Freehold on
charges of burglary. assault and at-
temp‘ted rape. There wessome talk
of lynching Iuomas among excited peo
pie of the town but the prompt action
of ..e police in hurrying the negroes
'out of town averted trouble.
NIGHT WAS Hlfl TERROR.
“i would cough nearly all night
long." writes Mrs. thins. Appiegate, ot
Alexandria. Ind, "and could hardly get
any sleep. I had consumption so bed
that if i walked a block i would cough
frightfuily and spit blood. but, when
All other medicines felled. three 01.06
bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery
wholly cured me and I gained» 58
pounds." it’s absolutely guaranteed to
cure Coughs, Colds. La Grippe, Bron»
chitis and all Throat and Lung 'l‘rou.
bios. Price We and 81.00. 'i‘Iini bot
ties free at Frank l-.l Busters drug
store
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
Jamee Elliott -Diee lnetantiy and
Daughter Otunned.
NORTH GROSVENORDALE. July
lowlames Elliott 55 you: of age.
president of the Thompson bank In this
town. was struck by lightning and In
stuntly killed while walking toward
his home late yesterday afternoon.
Ier. lsrltott was accompanied by his
daughter, who wait temporarily stun
ned by the same stroke of lightning
which killed her father.
Mr h‘liiott was one. of the most
prumluont citizens of North (iIosvenor
dole. lie Is survived by n widow and
four children.
BRUTALLY’ TORTURED.
A case came to light that for persist-
ent and unmerclful torture has perhaps
never been equaled. Joo Golobick. of
Colusa, Callf., writes: “For to years i
endured insufferable pain from Rheu-
matism and nothing relieved me
though i tried everything known. i
came across Electric Bitters and It’s
'the greatest medicine on earth for that
trouble. A few bottles of it completely
relieved and cured me." Just as good
for Liver and Kidney troublI-s uud gen-
eIal debility. OuLy bile. Satisfaction
guaranteed by Frank H Baxter DI ug
glsf. ‘
CAPT. spannow, u. a. A.. DEAD.
NEW LONDON. July iii—Captain
Solomon E. Sparrow. U. s. A., retired.
died Monday nixkt ut the Mohicah Ho
tel. In this city, as the» result of an
accidental dose of carbolic 'ttcid. The
acid was taken by mistake for a dose of
Inodicixe. He leaves It wife and two
childre . Captain -parrow was ,ap-
pointed from Massachusetts. his move
state, to the military academy. Septem-
her I, 1814,. lie was commissioned
second lieutenant June 14,1818, matte
first lieutenant April 1. 1885. and cap-
tain November 7, 1898. lie was re
tired for disability in line of duty on
October 3], ..00
DYSPEPOIA Max:487: ONE AFRAID
it whips us with a lush braided. from
nature's own violated laws. it
a pleasure . into a. tor-inept. But
ourn Solvent, Dr. David Kennedy' s new
medicine cures yspepaiu. Then we
sit down to a g dinner and welcome
"0”“!me from on!“ beef to :the null
ding. bat. artist. Write the
Cal-curs Company. Rondout N. ..for
a free sample bottle.
8028 FATHER HOB 0400.000.
HONOLULU. July lb—Enma Claud-
isn Sprockies Watson. doughy» of
Claus Sprockels and e former ”eldest
of San Francisco, bui'fltho at. her m'ar-
risgo several yew no to a Mr Wat-
son..s grain broker. of San Francisco.
took up her residence to England. at
lower. Kingswqod_. has commenced suit
against her father. for. the mansion of
a business. block in Honoluluvalued
‘ ht 3300.000 and for 310mm WWI.
Mrs. Watson claims that the property
“who traulleizf‘ed to .her by deed in Juli.
1893. The suit will be fought.
W.
. "0th mm
“For More fate was after the con-
tlusamiy.” writes. it. . Galleon. Ver-
INA» “I fill! It ibio 0801.0!
dancing 34 tumors. “that: If!
Mt. north of the ‘
Hartford 8 ‘
' err—d-w—n
some to, t A a car.
:Tho linemen “but,” tinit filllé
Beecham's .
Noam EerMVil! Then Attempted Ae ,
fireflies-mm
(I‘Vart'eur
goo
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We are showing a line of
AT
The store will close at five o'clock every afternoon.
except Saturday. throughrjuly and August.
very elegant Hammocks.
handsome coloriugs. with deep fringed vaiancesJ They
look mo'st inviting. and wiiindd to the appearance and
comfort of your verandah-pa rior.
others open. with head- rests and Spreaders.
Some are close woven.
The Colors
this season are particularly good. They seem planned to
combine WItlI their surround lugs, apd the orange and
black. or red and black. give just the touch of ingiIt-
ness needed in some cool and shaded retreat.
There are all prices from $1. 75 to $4.00. A very at-
tractive all white Hammock a
t 83. 00
There are many combinations of color; orange and
white, red and black. yellow and black. light green and
blue. Specimens may be seen in the corner window at
Fairfield Ave. and Middle Street
THE "DIXIE" MOSQUITO CANOPY.
The Exhibition Bedroom ‘
in the Furniture Store has a
Dixie Canopy over the dainty green and white bed. It is
most attractive. and the sleeper beneath it will be secure
from any roving mosquito.
This Canopy is of simple ar-
rangement and can be draped against the head of the bed
when not in use. It can be made effective and graceful.
Prite $2. 75.
BATHING SUITS FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
Women's black and navy blue brilliantine Bathing
Suits. trimmed with white b
$2.25 up.
raid. with wide collars, from
A very natty Suit of Black brilliantine, trimmed with
narrow white braid. having broad. stylish collar of white
duck. $3.85. Misses’ brilliantine Bathing Suits. sir...- from
eight to sixteen years, from $
Children’s Flannel Suits.
$I.25 up.
A lot of colored Lawn I)
each. It is a varied assortme
ing the principal colors. At t
Japanese Incense sticks t
proper distance. Six bundle
ing Store. ‘-
2.5o up.
two to eight years, from
tossing Sacques at 39 cts
nt. pink. blue and green be-
he Undermusiin Section.
0 keep the mosquito at a
s for 5 cts. House Furnish-
set). M. moor"
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BODY FOUND lN BETHANY.
NEW HAVEN. .iuly 15.—The finding
of a man's body in Bethany was re
ported yesterday to Coroner Mix. As
telephone communication with Both-
any was cut off through trouble with
lie single wire. the coroner dispatched
a messenger from Westvliio to discot
er the details of the case A 3 o‘ciotk‘
yeatcrdny the messenger hhd not re-
ported.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Frenklisn Bush of New Castle.
Del. says: “i an
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis-'
trees and belt: hing. i tried ever; thing
I could hear of' but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Bfilhll and one 60
cent bottle cured me» completely."
For sale by R ii. Plalsted F. H. Bax~
tor. and the Clifford Pharmacy ".
for years with .
' JOCKEY MAHER RECOVERING. -
HARTFORD, July iii—1’. H. Maker.
of this city, father of "Danny" Maber,
the American Jockey who was injured
in an automobile accident in England
last week last night received a cable-
[gram from the jockey's valet stating
that Muhcr‘s condition was now quite
itavolallle and he would be III the sad-
die again in two weeks. .
SAVED A BOY'O LIFE.
Mrs. Captein H. Hubbard. or Mil-
; ford, Del. says: "Brazilian Balm sav-
zed my boy's life. He began Just like
the one we lost with croup. We. gave"
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
, to sleep and was nll'right in the morn-
ing." For sale by R. H_ Piuisted. i".
ii. Baxter, and The Clifford Pher-
mscy. . "
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