YUMU. Yas. toss.
the Tomorrow.
.m’.: 2: 64 not
- i to III-olessor Hellprih.
elee today presents one,of the
astounding spectacles of the
immense column of solid
bids“ raised from the crater
.' d. it towsrs about a thousand
above the mountain summit
The thickness of this cone. as
' .Hellor'lncalls' it, is three
- test or‘mors at the base. The
. niprislng the immense column
ed within the crater, and as the
power beneath forced it upward
'i'lsen higher and higher in air.
, 'ooiumn is slightly arched on the
‘ toward St Pierre but on the op-
slde it presents a vertical and
t polished surlace. In four days
. '.leet Professor Heliprin be-
, ’s that the entire mountain is des-
to explode some day
gills, Cauchet. a young woman living
lit ontrnsrte, France has toured the
arid paying her expenses by lectur
in and by giving lessons in French
film septa first to Belgium and then to
(in. Dublin and Glasgow. Sunse-
tly she visited America, Attica
silo...C.hlaa and Japan. entire-
. ed. to Paris via Russia and Ger-
"a
. "...—...
The death of M. Henri Chevreau
on but lWO persons living who were
,tllets'ot the second French empire.
, 1d,; lllmtle Oliivler who“ is at
a: voluminous htstorrc Work.
,l’i'iiard, who is still an ordeal
fit sllst.
FEMININE TOPICS.
(Deborah in Harttord Courant.)')
an- sees a many homemade
receivers' th a season. They are
'y all fashioned of corks that ..ave
' looted in the home.
e Indian girdle which is made like
belts. only it is narrow and double.
I gluing Iabout the waist as the all
chains are and finished with tas-
Kin“ sam egray. will be liked
1 he youhh £gtris.
do yiiu leescn ice cream from
”the o'tilds‘l Llilo you use warm water?
' tr {red to you that the
r'ln' the" we c'et is much warmer
the cream and would do just as
~yes. better f the cream would
loosened and' l k better alter it
‘ T e dainty fiounolngs in either white
Ilcolors make charming morning
Jackets. Tiny flicks provide fullness for
asthma thehlpsves and the wide col~
ill“ or course no finish at the edge is
ary for the garment is cut so that
handsome pattern of the embroid-
" makes the edge on all the parts.
young girl who wishes to add
‘ embroidery patterns to her list of
to her skill in shading
and, lossoms has but to look
.. designs sumciently largo.
.Illte ignitltches as well as the:
it ' or accordion plotting;
m 1.
"minke it fit well and the
ilhished and left to flats at the
' pg 'tiie‘ ellect of having [alien
band. ‘ =
. who feels that she is se-
or guests if she is not with
Monte is not Irsualty so
' 'th woman who tsetmrty
' . git to themselves a few
«ch day to write their letters
the seclusion of their rooms
on the lawn it may be. “catch-'
melt .the same time with
- II ' "pr .
' 1 .
.. l ea ut whose nae stitches are out '
s on the newsstands ..
. said that all the
wear solar.
., I» ‘
stor Ham iota Lester 'Dav-
' id Ilksr Bridgette
Senator flawley yes day announc-
on“ the appointment ola apriuelpsl asa-
dete sadism for sdmls~
silou tom listsollilitary Ac-
ademy ." . .w s; L ,W David
Baker vol , Wit as a
principal. lie was titled ecr'r'iste in
the Annapolis list at the time of the
last appointment. and as such passed
his mental examinations. This exam—
ination will he.accopterl at West Point.
Although he may possibly be examined
is orie or two subjects which are not
required at Annapolis. -
The alternates appointed yesterday
are Robert Mldlemassmf New Britain.
and Edward Willis Putney. of Milford.
Midiemas passed his mental examina-
tion for entrance to the Naval Acad-
emy as an alternate, but: did not enter
because the principal was admitted.
He and Baker will have to take only
the physical examinations.
The appointments are:
Principal~hester David Baker. of
No. 536 Noble avenue. Bridgeport. was
born in New York city. September 4.
1883. He moved to Connecticut ten
years ago. and has since lived in this
state. He is a graduate at Wesleyan
Academy, I. Iloraham. Mass. where he
also took a post-graduate course. He
was connected for some tIme with the
Third, Division Naval Battalion, C. N.
0.. enlisting as a landsman on July 28
1859. He was next rated as ordinary
seamen, and on 'Beptember 28 I901.
wss'a pointed ensign. He was never
comm ssloned, as he resigned Febru-
ary 5.1902. his studies making it. im-
posslble for him tol'give the necessary
time to the duties of the ofilce. He is
a grandson of David Benjamin Look-
wood. who was born at Weston. Janu~
cry 7. 1827. graduated from Wesleyan
University in 1849, and was first serg-
ge'ant In the Second Connecticut Light
Battery during the Civil War. He is
five feet. ten inches in height. and
weighs 138 pounds.
The Alternates—Robert Middleman.
of No. 25 South High street. 'Ncw Bri-
tain, was born in that city September
:1. .1883. He went through the grade
schools and spent one year lathe New
Britain High School. For four years
he has been employed by P. d F. Cor-
bin. He is 5 feet 11 inches in height
and weighs 155 pounds
Edward; Wills l’ntuey of Milford
was born‘ slum years. ago lastJ
In no?!
soil 0! Wagon
in the 9rd public is, the Con.
tenary Collegiate institute st Hack-
ettstown. N J.’. and at the Bridgeport
High School. Last year he graduated
from the Hopkins Crammer School in
New Haven and passed the entrance
examinations for the Sheffield boron-
tttic School, Yale University.
COUNTY BAPTlBT CONVENTION.
Committee Appointed by the Norwalk
Church to Arrange for Affair.
The committee recently appointed
at the business meeting of the Nor-
walk Baptist Clt'nrch to make arrange-
ments for the entertainment of the
delegates and others who will attend
the sessions of- the Pairiield County
Baptist Association which will be held"
in Norwalk the last week of Septcrn
‘Icr. has organised by the appointment
of chairman of sub-committees. These
chairmen are empowered Ito select
their own assistants. Twenty- two
churches will be represented at the
sessions which sI/ilil last two or three
days and there is plenty of works bath.
for the committee. The CM men
are:
Enabler—«Mrs. Edwin R. Sherwood.
Tables—Mrs. Walter T. Taylor.
Yost.
Decorationr—Mtss Itlla Bysb‘I'ee.
Receptlortwtdrs Robert ltl‘Brothor-'
on.
.....rme. .-.
. 1"
u
Parcel realm—James Walsh. Jr. .
The first day oi the session will
Irobably be deroted to the conference
3: the clergyman and the meetings of
b women' s missionary societies
...
TRIAL RACES OVER.
Selection of the'R Reliance ea Defender
of America's Cu Ends the Silents.
NEWPORT, R July 28.--Wlth the
selection of the Reliance as the defen-
tier of the America's cup against the
Shamrock ill.. the racing season for
large boats oil tuil port is practically
finished. The acknowledged queen of
the New Yorlt Yacht Club fieet left at
to o'clock this morning in the direc-
lieu of Bristol where she will have
nether ovdrhaullng in anticipation of
he cup races.
Commodore Bourne was seen on
board the: flagship this morning and
stated that the Constitution would
remain in bommission until the cup
mess and will give the Rallauwup
' possible assistance in tuning up, either
of! Newport or in the Sound. it is
likely that Columbia will go out of
commission within a short time.
in reference to the oflciai measure-
menu at the yachts about which there
has been'much‘speculation ever since
the season began. Commodore Bourne
res. would be
given when the Reliance and Sham-
rOck. in; are measured just previous
to the cup races. The actual‘results
or the twenty contest in which the
Reliance Causation and Columbia
have classes. rs. out not
be it pitsly morn until that time.
Mm
'r
nits sat-gave endorses
a! c a.
superintendent Stevsd‘so'u at the
Capitol yesterday W the quarters
of the more flora items 78
on the [berth door to as on the
door. The change was made at
wombat u.
e pres-
marshal will also occupy the
rhino we. shorts
Assignments and Printing-Charles
Lady lehem~Mrs James militia I. m hm 10mm
i‘front; 50 inches high. 18 inches
Lawn blowers 6 [Id 056:& 1
tell- -Ii|drp?llil|l. a en a
'3’ “'°" "i” macs I rtv trash so outrun "05h-
°3“:°::'f“:”: NarraInisIIfor lac Ission 35100 g 850
. and length all coupled... ...... '
to Inch. mod. 01 either sits. 20 so footiength. sliceaplcd I.
if? 'E. 9'" . were". -;-.'I' renter "ctr-:3: " 49c
‘ 3 " “ °' COMslIAIION ans soutlIsiquI Ihros
‘ 31'3”” b“?.’.-‘...‘.'.‘°"?.3'T" . "TIMI“ 0! Mn) estrumt '9‘“! 25C
L 'I'w's's'IIIIsIIsK'LEIsISLss' inc'h'es IrIIgIII—Is'
' Refrigerators Reduced! .... ......m... ............. I 49
or In assessor
‘ size so I~APAITMENT utuss~pooron9crt so in. per root, 8: 10¢ & 15c
lice: special. 8.98
grep. 9d inches it?" holds 50 lbs.
BOX! SP
Window Screens!
high opens to lb Intlr; clones tow
lnclr: value 3%.:
RING 1ND WINDOW iCIlENu 24 inches
25c
reduced to .........
l.
Our «relied Refrigerators
mThe“! Isfrlgsrstors are made of hardwood.
goldc oak lInisII. Each is insulated with
glipenlncl Inert. m 'l ch I'm
to No. t—Leng i n ea. 9.98
lbs. of its Si. “ .50 value; r duccd to
Ourlsrge'sr size A rtmchr lieuse style Is- 0“ 5"
vi a. or inches thItI. holdii'.‘ 5 98
lbs. .lu'" 822. 50 value. reduced
Madce specially lot In by the Alaska Itclrigclsv
charcoal sheathing and has I removanls at in
"thesaurus?lucheshlgnmotdsoo
fr! craters. Len I lei/I Inches, 'l‘l Inches
quality re
warp patterns so iustly well known tor it so do
They are especially adapted to the iurnislnng 0
service is expected of the Floor coverings;
Beer prudent housekeeper should um autos
dad and sprctuls altered by our currye
armsz
9 carry all the foremost brands of Urt'ortrtl
lower than thou urpnsltu asks-d
only goods «I garment merit. Ha 1 orders pr
gsarosrccd. l or fawn orders parked as
( matII’II-
' Smoked Shoulder“; ......
rostrum: advertised and sad at 1C
Item; “doom for small (mum. 3 2
«:6le each; lb..... .
sea-sees
Gas ..I Oil Stoves!
cap burner—doubt: than: -.I “fich‘
Iy lint-class stove—spec .II at ........
GA) Dlt (.‘ll. leVl OVIM- —i good.
tirst~class aicraud roastrt~srcclulsl
..Thrse aIIe' lit llllV'ietl
less IChlns Mailings—newly imported. These are its narrow
log houses country cottagcsvts short. ."hflivu strenuou.
ysr
Choice Groceries .. Cut Prices!
I'Tlmvln'uranfs and Motrin Mould also take udianluue or "ill sol:
or print: or «shoes bromi-
0VE~2 burner—nickel plated—lift oil
1.35
75c
I 9°
ramble joint-
nb c quliilieu.
I hotels. burnt
...........
a consideration to the "muddy
Ito and popular fhucfry in
a while our min» are rural:
We sell
onplly filled. Prompt «II-limp
I! shipped free of thorns.
Smoked Ton Ire
~5p¢cma select“! [or 4C
3 —Standard or
“garb?“ Granular
rd: 10-40. cloth 4 8c
blurs. .
upped mull [merry
order: any.
or Cund:::ucranis
Ills bear; arms! and in
der: 10m 12
pounds cock:
.ssseel
—- ‘mw;
Sums Su-
14‘
belong; .san and lender,-
C Mann £1qu
Butterw
'TUG OANK lN A'I’IINN FIIIT IOF'
.3 to 5 lbs, rash; p.‘r 411..
C I' s a or s ry.
sd‘
It-
504 pm am y. mm: jram the
but (Hesperus,- ale qysfiuh
and meet. packed
Ill (/iul wright) 1.24
:Iotls crock»: 3' lb:
LIIA BEANS-
Warwick ligand. ea-
trs small; a-ra
dot. Il. «N 12°
ANFAIQAGUN- ~Bwsn
rand, Icon. large
s‘tsilts: .; “lb, cans.
Ion.
ean....... .' 19c,
AM’A Hula-4t
unrta rand h tins ittA'l‘
nlIlta. stalks. i m"
33%“) tlc 3L...-
Csnncd Fruits
and Vegetables!
Liaison “if?
“LTJS'NEP New“
Intuit cam. 7C
co'rs —- flu
“A'Oll’d Irradztios. c
PM“?
“rift”
\‘l lust.
I‘BU.
Hunts
grand.
u
" "Tris
t'A'I‘I
Rr.and
mitt-a.
don.
s III_
ATSI
finest
IN“-
ausrsnl
ltdflt can
(III I! I 8 ~— flr-l
”1?;"3‘ '13,"... "h“! \IPAIIAGIJL noi'ni‘c
L flm'zI Ian-rip}. ml. Bay. lIII;-
”“1 finality. mined lo.
Ian‘wr'chkn'::“n 0| 28m”.
m .. . ..........
‘l- misty”: It 'l'lNAt 'f'lih — LIIsuI
mt. I511.“ I-ib. «Adm 'lt'I‘IIkn-a ‘d mnfl'
it I I I‘ll
33.7133??? 9Cldur- Linus ‘3;
P “Zu'gmn‘gynl‘ fin' ..........
liar) “0 I" ‘7‘“
llcilmouslu
don. ...... 0.0? 9Ci “armed T“-
A1 — Ii-ngnII-re TEA—Mind. inure.
rlitk-d ulli‘ JIuIe. smelt iIIIaifIIIII thIl'unu ”i.
and tender; ‘llb rsna, ion or theen’l' ,
u. so I ‘0: media at.‘ "0%!
.......... .. .
gain... Sifted very small Iilfiebfzf'moni'miuhm
5:2" I] “‘33:?“ lou or tlrmn Teas; 50.2..
ml { ........ 12c 00c. and We. quality"
1.3“; 9'53" ”:th ‘1'; Izs lb...l“..‘.
I‘m “9': “it it‘ll“ Ceylon. Hired.
cans. dos. 8‘ ..I... t-I-en
"Ben ult- c T:cas I-iT Loph
TI" ‘.Trmuhétiéil‘ red “I“ m ....‘f
. I .
"m" Collect
rm: ease. {1&9th Dears tn
' ‘ —- o um
.. . to We tart. 9......
1 0R ‘4”0'“ 0' ousllt; re lt‘pried. Ilsln
ltIIlIy trend. the lineal 30¢ | - ,_ you;
M-IIKlH-Isfi‘torn :an "301' lb. 5C Ilse.-
WI I
. rm. to: satisfy...“ Io
~' 9'"!th passe .13....“ ....I, whim mld‘
-Br riipse hand In tdI'v. t|ozoc in: .Ipo
I ‘ltiltfllfil k-lb. cans. prise
lillou
,a..-.. to... 6c figriolkl. ‘ié 33....
1 VJ“ .. ........
in said city. know as the
South Norwalk. July 27 1903.
r
128 at
.1:
The lotiowipg is'I' s llst’ot the persons
Witter-Eleven .........
Jill!
um {sync-angiod O'aaoeeoess
Kilnhbins
asses-cs.
..v~I..-...
Cereals l
or Floral tits
I) utely the best " "It
..mv, lb.
loll-i ..
l nos‘f‘osgénowq
Miscellaneous! '
FE:
'si uoI ore In... 45c
dos.
It fit bolus
(,rriwnuhts.
gallon tugs”
ClIflIAN'I"
lllf bar
large glass ..... ,
ALPHA
I-I “unti-
1%an”;
n39“ old tss oped V"
...,w. r..- -.._..___.______.._. ...—-..... “...—....
A Sewer Assessment Notice.
oi the City of South Norwalk. with the amount or their respective ‘
siesta [or the building and construction or a sewer in
street lus'atd city, know saithe "Rood Street Sewer It:
res.
Tit .‘\( 'l‘ll \amils (-
Lumen. Moral brand
full strength and ab
ul-uiv-Iy pure; the be:
'I/lll' rim Ill-I .-I
c 4" turn! hm 15c
I'll‘ Ell -. Wt
Stir 1' klIIIplI-h 2'“:
E3135“ I{Tammi mun \‘imrsnlrit
”35c” .. ......
l
m, ..... '.'..'. 20c
”48c
i-
ll "p“ sir
ol‘AI—H
129215:
.......
t.“tlt0\-——l‘.rnlt' s
SUI“ Milk loco:
.‘Ifl
I"'20c
.‘T’Txljlfi -—- l't'lpl-
its II hm
its" lin- our Mind l"iI'lI
50m”. 800
-.. I. It boIIUsz. Ilka ia-
Propels:'2b~ 5“ I'M' ‘ZC
'.Zos
0 I. l V 5 0| II—
Jamel-s. Dttpnl O CO.
IIIIIsIItIut from France:
radioed it: -t Dlfliifll-
mm the olives. at but
"21'9“ ”It. turtles.
led mm ‘
m“; m.‘ Imam ‘5:
‘lhlhs ml: with each
C scum
, . ssr in unless.
gm“ 1. - Alpha Nailfl
am. "av brittle.
“80c ! %:il m ice
”I “Etru’fi NEE” - kl‘gé
DH“
.. Mnnm or
pure fruit andi
d o s.
lsr..
5P~.
r Illis
III ..
quality:
Iahig or Ui~l
hit “all“!
K It“:
mm... ii '
all WEI;
COTTOI. N
we
ironic .
y‘essert:|
°' f ~ ‘Cir-l'l'ln'h-fi" r
W' _ hula-II. sr. ioI
25c.,.I. l w“ #713 22';
‘s— a“, so are nice
cooruso l0-
49cim'fi... " 35c
5:1
fit
DudleyE. Hoyt .. ........ ...................... ' ........... $93.25
Royall}. and Margareto. Millard... ..... .......... 10.06
Charles and Gertrude M. Anderson ......... . ....... ..... .... 7.34
CornellaH. Hoyt . 16.69
HelrsotL.HMoore ..............". 18.31
George C. Lockwood ....... ‘ ...... ..... ......... . 49.79
JuliIV.Lestet .......... ..... ........... 8.08
TheB.D.PterceJr.Compsny............ .......................... 81.47
8srahJ.Colegrove... .......... ............. . ............ . 1.46
HetnothJioore .................. ....f........ ..... 88.97
98200.89
wears a TAYLOR
. City Clerk
Sewer AsseSsmeat Notice
mam ratios.
stars.
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' Library or Cemetery.
NEW HAVEN, AJuly 28. ~80me oil
the crew of the 'tug Emperor. of New, ' I
York which is in the service of a
dredging company towing scows about.
the harbor here. contracted the fresh;
water tanks with a hose as the lug,
lay at Belle Dock yesterday. Then!
they forgot about it until the boat‘
sank in ten feet cl water. the ianksl‘
having over flowed The crew had no
time to sure their personal belongings,'
and several narrowly escaped drown
tag. The owners or the tug are or-
ranging to have her raised by a big
derrick boat.
REV. MACBETH GOES TO HART-
FORD.
HARTFORD July 28. -Rev. Henry
Macbeth, of Willlmautlc, pastor of the
Episcopal Church has accepted a edit
to the rectorship of St Thomas
Church. in this city. succeeding Rev.
George R. Warner. who completed his
work here a short time ago. Mr.
Macbeth was formerly curate at Trini-
ty Church, New Haven. and Is a grad
note of Berkeley Divinity School. Mill-
Illetown.
To the Board of County Commission-
ers of Fairfield County:
I hereby apply for a license to sell
Spirituous and Intoxicatlng Liquors.
Ale. Lager Beer Rhine Wine. and Cider
at Comato'ck building. 202 East Wash-
ington street. Town of Norwalk. My
place of business is not located within
200 feet in a direct line of a Church
Edifice or Public School house, or the
premises pertaining thereto. or any
{’ost-Ofiice Public Library or Come
ery
Dated at Norwall't this 28th day of
July A. D. 1903.
H. BALDWIN HOBBY,
. Applicant.
We. the undersigned, electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law. of the
Town of Norwalk. hereby endorse the
application of the. above named ii.
Baldwin linbliv, for such license.
Dated at Norwaik. this 28th day'ol
July, A. D. 1903.
Gustav Pltzer_ William Gales, lieu-
ry W. liegeleiu, John OlIlensclIlager.
Jacob i.iIIXWeller.
I hereby certify that the above nam-
cIl cndorscrs s‘ra electors and taxpay-
ers. as defined by law, of the town of
Norwaik.
Dated at Norwalk, this 28th day of
July, A. 1),. 1903.
HERBERT R, SMITH.
its at Town Clerk.
To the Board of County Commissioners
of Fairtleld County:
I hereby apply for a license to sell
LSpirituoua and Intoxicating Liquors,
'Ale, Lager Beer Rhine Wine and Cl-
dcr at 23 Day street Town of Norwalk.
my place of business is not locatctd
within two hundred feet in a direct
line of a Chdrch Edilice or Public
School house. or the premises pertain-
ing thereto. or any l’ost-Omce. Public
listed at Nor-walk, this twentieth day
of July. A. D.. 1903.
. . JOHN LONCHAK,
Applicant.
We the undersigned, electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law. of the
Town of Norwafl. hereby endorse the
application of the above named John
Lonchak. for such license.
Dated at Norwalk. this twentieth day
ot July. A. D.. 1903.
E. S. Lafiln. Joseph 1.. McFarland.
Gustave Pltser, John Oldenschlnger, A.
Harris,
I hereby certify that the above nam-
ed endorsers are electors and taxpay-
rs as defined by law of the town of
orwalk.
Dated at Norwolk. this twentieth day
of July, A D..1903.
H'ERBER'I‘ R. SMITH.
.. a.--
Men 3 blinks tor
\Dam Dans.
Our Bauer hail the good fortune to
close out a few odd lots from the man-
ulaclurers at HALF PRICE. Thou are
the -“SANSPAREIL” brand. ,. One dol-
star is the cheapest shirt then make. The
goods we bought aie the same. but the
price is less than ball. The lot must
not stau here molei than a few darts. and;
if uou can spare a I'noment. uOu’ll spare
fortu five cents for one of lheSe bar-
gains.
Johnnywl’a. what is the law of sup-
ply and d mand the papers tell about?
Wise P -It is a universal law. my
‘ son. that when a man is well supplied
...tlI this wor'lds goalie. he demands
Pride.—"Whar is you goin' wlf datI'
tishtn' pole?" .
"‘l s gwine fishin.
“What you gwlrI fishin' fob?"
“You doesn't speck me to sit down
an' loaf all day whsh all dose gossipy‘ more "30510“ Transcript.
In
,Foley’ 3 Kidney Cure
‘.mskes kidneys and bladder right.
people kin see me an' not look like I
was doin' surrrfln‘. does yer?"
TREAT VOUR KIDNEVS FOR I
RH‘EUMATISM. .
When you are suftering from rheu-
matism. the kidneys must be attended
to at once so that they will eliminate
the uric acid from the blood. Foiey' s 'l
Kidney Care is the most effectiv'e
remedy for this purpose. it. '1‘. Hop-
kins, of Polar Wis. says “Alter unsuc-
(esstully dottoring' three years for
rheumatIsm with the best doctors 1“
tr red Foley's Kidney Core and it our l
ed me. I cannot speak too highly of l
I... a great medicine. " Sold at Plaisted' s i
Drug Store. " I,
Lace and bastlste collars are still
very much worn.
«..-. --.. M... -.....
Fano y
Rose Potatoes
per. peak
290
JOSE]. OFF’S.
.t
Sculptor—“Of course I shall make a .
clay model of your son first of all." "
Mrs. Newrltch—“You may stop right
here lcancei the commission. [shall
not have mv Cecil modeled in arry—-I
thing so cheap as clay!"—Chlcago ‘
Town Clerk
72 North Main St.
News.
‘ The following is a list of the persons assessed benefits by the Council at I
the Cityof South Norwslk. with the amount of! their respective assessments. i
for the building and construction of a sewer in and through Prospect street.
“Prospect Street Sewer": '
Good Things t‘o Eat.
ens. Squash, etc.
a for use: Fancy New Mackerel.
ways find them fresh and crisp.
Don’t forget: Foxy Grandpa. Call any time. at
C E. Seymour, Leading racer,
Just arrived in town—FOXY GRANDPA—daint‘y for the Lunt'lh Basket, 5:. pkg. Try one.
FOR SATRDAY’S TRAD E—Choicc Bananas. Pineapplcs. Blackberries. Plums. Peaches.
iRockyiot'd Muskrne‘lons; Chéumb'crs. Lettuce. Tomatoes, Huckleberric‘ii. Sweet Potatoes. Water Mel-
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Butter: Famous Boss Milk Lunch Crackers. 3 lbs. for 25c.; Knapp' 5 act Beer Extract, 13c. bottle.
16c. 1b.; extra choice High Grade T s, sec. and 60c. lb. . ‘
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