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Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 12, 1904 · page 4

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do’es ne't s‘eeia t8 gain

;9_ ii when Dr: Bryan was
‘ ilaiis.

5" ‘V'l‘ho outlook for the party In
my pony at present and it

It” all the evidences that the
to “pirate the state for Mr.

Ma to have I little more

“rival

Cow concerns are looking

the there Is it not aim

In}. _:Tbe boom which we had
' seam to have lapsed Cli‘

Iary to get up the hill.

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neither. at r‘edbi-trltimi oi .-‘ -‘
. _ ‘. Mdoiph liedrII have been
‘ «mu ll Middle“,
V“ ready reroute moot, y

”their woritisuieiiipltitta: ohms dIy'I tall I at Port I but did not
My duietly lhlm ”"0“! “at”
but tll5 a let
II' but care
‘sttiiilg' rah
believe that little will he Iii 0'" the to"
ontheparroltheflealhtlord .3,
HI this plate lnip line as they I pblaf
-ilde' ‘Istaildf but they are, keep! in is! in going VpersonalVlyV to her
I stills very. .hhist. Alexandorl Moun-
If riew Haven claims that its;
it lI no way connected with'
_Qiist been: but this vieiv of the

from other sourced which' it
I. Ir Tronp, "though is I wily
; iVan pod- probably in. the pltila

not fill in hind and will be this to
his political power where it will
it tilniroit good It the paych'ol'ogléa‘l
Milly. himspitV with

h, Ie‘
, t‘gd In and it appears as}
.. 'llne would he as sharply drawn .
_ ore. it seems that he will In the
“he to accept Mr. "3"" n muV ..el ween Burundi: and Japanese cavalry

m howoter. patinot be regarded' an eicniuully retired.

il'alsst with astubborn fight Never made no mention of (nutinltloii.
thiieaa I number of the prominent of
‘05 'lllilddrs in the diluent cities of:
the slate Ire for him though the: how
not yet announced the fact. praierlua’u
“Jot the Hearst boom gather it little
blurb strength before doing so. The}
his hair little machines around them.
‘ It erer. thlch will help considerably.

'Vhdnirai Marakoil, the new cool-

the esteemed gentleman who had iiitiet in that Vicinity.
of. that much til used iloat prior
He has chanadd the
MRI of the fleet and believes in at
I'M "'00. in a while. rathor mm; lllt‘ff‘ is little prospect of any seriouili
aha. attacked all the while. l‘ul
. :hil'ii the World may see a naval battle
. with} I'll Ind that too ycry shortly.

. . 'Tlo Bridgeport papers announce that
t“

the Nerchatit's a'fld Manufacturers
lltlbti to do a little more busti-

M day for walking was ytiaicrdui'.
mvmlddle of the road was about th 1
but: place and creepers were neces-

8W HAVEN. March 12.~st tho
. » monthly meeting of the direc-
N Y” N. H G H. road held in New
Way a quarterly dividend of

an ultimo

retainer.

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litholél Cliinoid”V

‘ y diapers as they- mails , “'3‘“
the same. Sure you will

wait.

HOTIL Ml—i

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. Piil'rlliti bird March
niirsi lie 'I name

lip fit it.- Petlriliufi

hero or. hour:

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today its? tho
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and .

lc until tilt moral“,
drowdli namindfitl of- I
them about. Vice.
gy Alamo! -'I hit tittaa. which were
bled It every corner-- The'sorfow
of tho Itusslagdtoro
oat. déslons'l- was swallow by
ad‘lnlrItion' “used by the daring er-
otthe Kantian naval commander

|y heavy snow fall

. «use; Loan Hind.
WASHINGTON. larch it. d'l'he JV;

panose minister today received f
his government a- cahlograln stating
that the subscriptions to the loan of
l00.000.000 yen sachequer bonds
amount now mnemonic yea; ”Pile
dispatch further Itatss that it last
pected that on all the returns have
been received the subscriptions will
attend five hundred million you. The
small subscriptions. averaging be
tween 95 Ind 200 you. will, the cable. .
grain stat'ds‘ alone amount in 75. 000. i
two yen. :

Ingagsmant of March Itb.
SEOUL. Friday March ll.——An cn-
gartement. took place on the 8th instant

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canluroil near Wi-Jil.
liarudod through ilm

running.

Well'i'
wort-
stri-cts oi Mukdcll on Tuesday. Mar. 8. IHII Had West Norwaik Preperty for

cently
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”CW“ “N" “‘3'“ 57 "1"" north "H Another dcsnatch from Port Artillll'
3'" C'Y‘“ 0"“ ""1""93“ "WW" “‘3 of the semi date stated that it picket.
killed during the tight. The Russians! of (‘nssatku hm] (..‘mmm some J‘p...’
new on whom llit‘l' found maps and
I DIWTB.

Fort Was Out of Ammunition.
TOKIO March 12. -—Thc impression

Connet

The engagement rcfcrlcd to to tilt-
above despatch is possibly the same as
tho one reported from Who under,
date of March lo. which. however!

appears:
attempt
Hearst
Cincinnati Will Get Women and can "”"W‘ “WW” “”9 "‘3‘ W “’"m
. ..-z ”m to the Japanese lximbardlnent of
U880“, Friday, March it. ----'l'hel March 6 was luck of ammunition.
MM nulls:- Cinclnnatl will which had been transferred to Port
MVP 011mm tomorrow for Chlnamv Arthur since the Japancso attack ap-
oo. warinlv Erna” romeo and chil- parently Was tonceutratcd thcre.
uron '0'” 3 ’3 3"“ “"3933” Russians Could Not Find JIp Host.
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mu" “ ""3“ “‘9 "3““ “3'3" roar ARTHUR. Friday, March ll.

.gi.“i.‘.:".§3:1.‘:33:;§“w“°“‘“n ‘L‘nmm ——i.ut night Dasawl without Incident.
but every prpcauuun gm," taken for. The Japanese squadron, which disap
their safety. A messenger (pom the i veered after Thursday's bombardme
mines at Unsan. who left Uhiuampu and naval light, has not returned. 1‘ e
Wednesday last says everything in Russian squadion proceeded to sea
. .. i’i".f'"l?‘i“‘.:32.i‘2§.‘.i.”$..‘"£' 33;:
n a l o .
icnnoilerina parties of cossacks have been ships were sighted.

been seen north of that point. and
. Although during lhc bombardment a!
there my probably only ' "m hundred number or shells from the Japanese‘

“um“. I" all ”um "r "‘0 "I" ships bum in tho stricts of the town.
- conflict in tnls qualicr wnhm thc. "(.le i the damage to the buildings was com-
slx trucks Thus far there has beeni paratlicli “mu"
no “mm“. at the "“an and me”, i.~ The new land sustaincd the greatest
uulo liklihood they will be inlet-tomd;d"m"“ A “W” "“"' H '"W W“
“'3'. both “do" [1"an glvcn every from the house of M Sidiil'Jskl a-law
.lasilrancc. in that respect, The only yer “’03" “"3 I“ 3 Mum" 0' (0'
for (ac possible danger is from straggling ”3'“ 3'3"“ M Sidnrskl 3““ m”
t bellies of pillagors but against these daughter “"3 “”3“ 0" ”l“ “W ‘1‘“
t "n” the mlnerl arc in a poultlou to protect. latter's heed being blown off Mme
themselves. hsi ing on hand tnrec (loll . 8'30”“ '33 injured I” fragments 0'
gilua and m umplc supply of rm” the shell and a girl named Walerltach
Foreigners "a in Korea was wounded and died soon alters ards

in a hospital.
SEOUL. Saturday. March 12 —Do A Chlnaman was killed

courage

I while

‘0 with and several

a cause I renewal op the effort. taihments of Korean soldiers marching (‘hlnamcn wclc wounded.
to bind up therlpdilstrics of the town.
i‘t‘ ' m .

“It Md down the main atrects in the General Stoeasel the commander of:
neighborhood of the palace at all hours the Russian troops at Port Arthur and
of the day and etching. give an air of his staff, while watching the bombard-
niitrtlal activity to this city. But 10‘“mcnt from a batten were peppered hi
Japanese soldiers remain here. All splinters from I shcll but sustained no
have gone north and the foreign lega injuries.

tlonn continue to be guarded by ma- 0n Golden tiili bloul \Vu'litin and
men. The Amrlul leglilon has one soldier were wounded.

,birty- the mango duty in the grounds Two soutrics on Electric (‘iiff “6m:
and others are uartemd at American wounded.

business houses for the sake of hot A Japanese ironclad was struck by a
.er accommodations. Foreigners how Russian shell and slowly withdrew.
ever feel perfectly safe although The bombardment which was severe.
there is more real business activity It only ceased at 12:45 in the afternoon.

Chemulpo. _._.._.....___
OT. JOSEPH‘O CHURCH NOTIO.

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iThQ Japanese authorities treat tor

.. ~: V. _V . ”M - {E’MflV very enormously and life —--—-
-‘ ' ,. . ‘ . uet gvrn Aluericall . mister Aleu Ilsodn oi Candles and Threats It the
W‘tfifib'mfl‘ pennlsslon to go to the front with s a Masses Tomorrow

passage on a transport to chimpo.
I where hop is mullet?!“ to arrive today.
paratlom coon
methodically: Wile about
. sand Koreans pursue their sonaIl. homes of the parishlimcrs during the
7 every-day life. free from tenement. annual visitation which will be begun'
The funeral oi the late cm ass d \m- Immediately after Easter and for the
[or will take place chino ay no service of the sick and the dying.
J... ppm“. tsp..." up"... - Thole candles, made of the purest
TEN ram. Hatch its-Ono oucor m‘“- 3'“ ”Mk“? mm'me‘l for

33.3 four “”3”” “3'3"; 7'“: '3' their symbolism as among the leading
.. sacramentals of the Catholic Church.‘
iv "Inflow fitfj‘f

The distribution to the faithful will
take place immedittely after the IV
Wilt Namath” eitlaon is Pleased to o'clock mam Ind’Igaln lo the even-
i- do It .rOr tbs Vlsnellt of Others. — lug after the services.
Who'll you know a good thing. tell it The blessinfs or the threats or in.-
it willinol lessen its goodnesii. adults and ch
But will do good to others alto take place after the two VrnaseeaV
There' s more misery Just like it. and In the evening.
'lhere are lots ofVlanVle backs in riotiiii Both (hm solemn ccn‘monies were

At the 8 o'clock mass tomorrow
morning the candles will be blessed by
u.ue hero the rector for the use of the sanctuary

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it's abusy plum and law ks are ii ..tlil mar-y 8d and the Feast of St. Biaslns.
Theron urinary trouble to a largi- February 3 owing to Dr. Mahcrs,ab-
..extent series at that tune.
Colds elect the kidneys . i For the remaining three Sundays and
The kidneys are the cause. not lilo three Fridays of Lent there will be I
'leda. series of III sermons in St. Josephs
Kaela them in shape and life is life. Churchér'l: ii p. m..on subjects _appro
W' a Kidney Pills do perfect work. pflatn flie- sacred season.
Are tor kidneys only. = The topic for tomorrow evening dur~
Iillouthriot'u‘alk people teatifytotbulr log the Vespers will be “The Divine
neeoaatruetio'il of Humanity."
i 3alleles a case of it: i At both masses tomorrow morning.
..‘ ‘ dt’dohn. 3 Tyler avenue. the "lieu of timer" for January and
coronation. in the employ February will Vile announced, as well
:ofth'oNor'IikoIOo-paaydsm aethoi IllWooti-trlbutfl'
"la-autheoalyooe igtnls oat-dot ortnoreto eeoaloollec-
tummmm . tioI‘otY‘tinear. sz’ .
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Tllcrc is a quality added to the
cake and biscuit by the Royal Baking
Powder which promotes digestion.
This peculiarity of “ Royal”
noted by physicians, and they accord-V
ingly endorse and recommend it.

'has been

Royal Baking Powder is used in
baking by the best people everywhere.

NOYQL BAKING PUWOLI C0.. NEW VONN.

 

 

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Over Thirty fivo Years.

li‘t-ilil llnycs who one niculloilod lil ’ Troops Will he Removed From calo-

l'.'.--

The Si-ntiucl iycsti-lday in ionuottlon
witll the claim of -\lbclt' T_ SallDdt‘l‘
to property in West Notwitlk. has held
undisputed civilian-ship to the land for
(nor utirty livc \cars. Soon after to

.IPWWHN in perm", generally well-ln- iaar Mr. Hayes piilcllascd the in il

from James Ht‘ilt‘tlll‘l Jr. and later

phc built the dam and cred ted the let?

house which bi- mlltiliiicd in use until
thrcc or four ycala ago. This winter
Mr. Hayes dtilllt d that hc would tear

the ice holisc down. and be awarded
the contract to E. T. listen. of Dorian.
Mr. Hayes allegi-s that Mr. Saunders
or anyone else. savt‘. himself. has any
title in the property in question. and
that Saunders had no right to order the
tncn to stop removing the building.
Sonic time ago Mr. lines had an
injunction aervt-d ob Mr. Saunders. re
strainliit him from cutting illl" more
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.

The morning scrvlce tomorrow will
he of special intc n si in m cry member
of the church. Thcro ulll be all all
.drtss by Mrs P l llaldwlu. president
of the New York Mlullvof the Wain
cll 'li Po rcilm hlliilililiary Sotiety. Til“
subli'if of the address will be "War in
the East as Related to Missions. " Rev.
W \i' 1‘ Duncan pastor of lhccliurcli.
will give the children's talk as usual
from tho topit.‘ 'Thivic is the King-
dam." The Sunday school will con
vene It the close of the morning nor
vice. Mrs. Baldwin will give a brie.
talk to the school. The Men‘s Bible
clans will attend ihc general sessloi
of the school. The uung peoplc' a set
\lm will be coIdu VVViV by ltll .Shaw

{topic fo con derV ill. be. "Am‘
titca Th til 0i ' The cvetlln';
sermon will nbe he fill in the aerlei

on “The Influence of Woman." subject
"Ruth. the Resolute: or; The Sequel
of I Womall' a Choir-_"c Topic tor tilt

.evcning prcllldc will he. "The Struggle .

With Barbarisln in Ohio and Else
.."where The special music at lb. or
thing service will llt' rendered by the
ladlea‘ chorus. A cordial invitation l:
extended to all not connected with oth
er churches. Strangers visiting in th
city will be welcome to all survipeoi o
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i NO COAXINO TO' ‘IUY.

h.
we sit

ov'r frog}.
cIi. muse
WHOLI Mono or n ws'sks

oooo $3.521” 3"?“

ATION IF YOU WILL O

JUIT A FIW NINTI.

 

of silk braid on coal; linl

ting.
“5.00.

Price 112.50:

casy

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WI DID NOT HVAVI I AOTLVV WHA YOU WA ANTI

I TNI M 301' QANIFUL PL:NNINO AND OUTING MUIT II ’N UOTIVI F.
I AOK' ii THAT YOU OOMI AND LOOK AT OUR NIW SKIRT. 2ND JAOKIT9I.
Ufl IALEIPIOPLI WILL
V OIVI THIM A OHANO

Eton suits, black. cloths all wool.
American Mills chevlotii: live rows

black; taffeta skirts, neatly trim-
med with silk braid; perfect nt-
worth

Etoh and Walking Suits, cloths
dne chevlo’is and very line twills.

also mannlsh mixturer trlm- ow . .t’tlt‘h 85-:00

‘ l t W! I ‘
things and linings olily the best. flffgbstll'istlntit‘alyl:s":l|Tlflusol: ladles' Black Eton (‘oats ma‘dc
styles absolutely correct: the of broadcloth, trimmingfoi silk

shapes and fit of the entire suit

xrfegz" Pl-icttzVlesm and "who. vestings. hematitchiug and Ham- :okfgtmrlmwtggchfd 86. 6d. Bowie! VV
3 e" ' 9 “m“ ""“m " burg trimmed medallion and incer - y'
duplicated elsewhere much less

Eton and wdiking Suits. made
for exclusive trade by New York's

 

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_um Snot}
amifimkds _.

NV Tintestine v Iraouo LIN! or fill uawaar as near snacrt.
IIANI anosau I? fill near an I§NADLI III
I is it $00th ".6? VII or noon ssosir ro Ii H a van on 03%

 

VI ALL THVI iNP‘OVRM

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{LAOLY ONOW YOU AND Oi

$83.50, "5.00 and “1.50. New
York prices are from 880.00 to
$40.00.

.F‘thy Nobby (Deals for stylish
young women. coloro.- tau- and
black: value £15.00. special $0.00.

IPRiNO .isbkara.
anoint. iron Tooanr and
MONDAY.

Small lot or ladies eight Wellht"
Israels colors Illicit and tan long"
and short the populVIr cloths. .cov

erfii and cheviotli; pil‘ ,llhed through-l
out with lilst duping; “you silk. ,
prices have been up to 81! 50. Ill It
cue price for those two days,

 

spacial. can repair. . ..
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WVHITI waa'ii waiters.

 

eat and best cloths of sheet-plains. .
damasks. madras “a me I l braid especially adapted for stout

 

effects. all over lnscrtlon". long
shoulder effects. a most beautiful

colleciion, rt-gular vaiue‘81.50, for
Saturday and Monday. the entire
line at one price. each $1.00.

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'l‘lic Celebrated invisible lacing '
Corset. regular price, $1.75. for Sot-

al llrtlliy, a limited tillantity, 81.90,

 

 

 

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MARTIAL LAW AT AN END.

 

rado Ninth District.

TEL! "Rim“. (‘0 0., March
Capt. Biilkcly Wclis. in command
the militia of this district, read an

der on the streets last night. sgnod
declaringgg martial
At a banquet
glvctl to the militiamen in camp here.

by Gov. Peabody_
law here at an end.

which followed tho reading of the

dcr, another order from Adjutant-Gen
oral Sherman M. Bell was read. direct-
ing the men to quit camp and return

to their homes.

The order abolishes the press censor-
cnablc union miners,
numbering over 100, who havc been

ship and will

deported to return.

While there iii no change in strike
conditions as far as the members of

lllc Western Fedcratlon of Miners

concerned.“ is claimed by tho opera-
tors that the mines are being workcd

under normal conditions.

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idvathVlas '00! wants in The fleatlnsi

liiiit8_ roan-3mm.
rtiiiil'iiilu” hilt
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DI. OLIVIANOO’I
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FASHIONS. Vlf‘rcam half a clip of buttel. brat ill.
!gr.ldually onc (‘illl of sugar then the
Tip months of float-rs ill the win; yolks of ten eggs. one-fourth a cup of
down ulll givi- you some idea oi the milliliters nlld iiltcmulcly, half a cup
stvlc of the new but llimtnlngs. of milk and two cups of gifted flout.
One hot dish lwwcvel simple is scl- sifted again with one-fourth a tea-
dom refused at supper time and usual-. spoonful of soda and three tablespoon
ly the morc simple the more health-Jule of yellow ginger.- Add at the last
(oi. the whites of two eggs beaten dry.
Old French bluc remains one of thei Beat thoroughly. and bake in a loaf.
bcilt tolors We have it in the rough‘ Tomato bisque the CW and .0
Oriental alike and it is a rich fabric. imsny the most delicious of soups. of-
80mg of you may not know that the fern one stllmhlln -block to the ants-
“"Diliit‘ll laces which )0“ heu- ladlea tour cook—V— that 0 a tendency to cor-
taliilng about are the new rcpouaaei idle says' Harper's liarar.‘ To pru-
laws with thoac cup like dots. vent this a cook often begins its prep-
\‘nu' we had an opportunity .0 gm one. aration with the fill of baking soda ill
new shaded dross fabrics but hate you i her elbow. All Infallihie methml that
econ tilt-new shaded tells? On a ti mi- ' us never known to producc cdrdlod
an who has thc light sort of style tho) 'i Will) it! to add tht‘ tomato boiorc tho
are stunning lmiik is put In. Make )otll foundation
I wonder if anv of my leaders who of butter and hour draw the saucepan
arr willing to girl it any have a to one side of the tango. and add the.
good dccipc for crisp very thin pca- ..~trnined tomato ”MIN. "if!!! “it‘-
but tookieii. if so it would be very milk. also cold Stir togethoi for a
acceptably rccclVI-iil bi tlimst- or my moment tlwn nuttwertiwflrt'tocook.
[Ifldt'l‘it who harm it. Tlli seasoning of ill soup, salt and
Are women tiring of tho kimono ed- k} pepper and a few are inss of a cut on-
of guy all-oici designs? At least one; in“ thUld be flddfld ‘0 tht‘ tomato
woman has, for flit luiilil addition tol
ht‘l' wardrobe is it kimono of white llb-.
ert' satin with lace lct inio it the‘
WI til of a how from the «luv alltabused. E. C. DoWitt Q (20., Chicav
around. fgo. are the inventors of the origlnll
The wliiti wool rooms will of a alias‘ and only genuine Witch Hazel Salvo.
of six were is lined with taffeta and A certain curc. for tilts Burn! Bruis-
triulmed with tafleui-covvietl butlo'ls. cs Eczema. Tetter. Piles etc. Then:
These covered buttons are used consid-I are many collnterlelta of this sIlvc,
rrshir. own on cotton and linen tinsel some of which are dangerous. while
if the latter are embroidered with' they are all worthless. In buying

 

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nus-dead crime-stitch a tiny design in the stitch Witch Hanoi Salve see that the name
“*‘bl'fl‘fiwm decorates each button. lid. 0.. Derlt I 00.. Chicago. is on tho
.- Iy-IIIIMNI- Neil i' rk gingerbread from the box anl cur is certain sold by
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Itltute: it's I matter of hair

of all the LEADING sauce
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OOOD THINGS 70 £17.

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pie are convinced that this is the place to secure FRESH UP-TO- DATE VCrOODS.
UALITY AND PRICES. Our goods stand upon their ‘merita. There is no sub-

with you. that what you have to eat you want good.

ANOTHER LARGE INVOICE . .
WAFERS AND CRACKERS. diréct from the ovens. Buy gooda
sell them—you to be the N 0 left over job lots here. .

.VEOETABL "

New coveralls.- sauna ONIONS. Lettuce. ”can.

DOTS. SWEET POTATOES. PARSLEY. ETC.

unaoouaamas

For Delicious colic. Butter. Eggs. Chehse; Prunes. Apricots. Plums. Peaches. New Maple Sugar.

Iaple Syrup. etc.

The
guaranteed or mbneybaek.

mt Mitomnment or penetrates hub TOILET ARTICLES. Every 'artiélg

Charles E. Stunner. leadhg one. 33 West WBSVMltllilll Street.

 

POTATOES!

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. A opaaial IIII on Potatoes for 'Saturday, Mar-ab 12th. Note the price i or fine Mains Potato”. V‘gtbprV Inap
py barinit'a‘ that should bring your Saturday order bars.
as non. rancv lasing corneas. (Vilniy) as: sack. gift...
I calla eaoi'lm saris lasso consume strut so“ ' " a '
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